Thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. Wow, a lot happened today and even more has happened tonight. Every Friday, it's like this, but here we go. Ready?

Tonight, a federal judge in New York has just blocked Trump from shutting down the voice of America and firing its staff.

Trump tried to do this two weeks ago, but tonight a judge ordered Trump that he cannot,

quote, terminate, reduce in force, place on leave, or furlough the journalists and staff and

engineers at Voice of America. The judge called what Trump is going, is doing here, quote,

a classic case of arbitrary and capricious decision-making.

Trump also tried to shut down another part of the U.S. agency for global media,

Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty.

Plaintiffs also sued to block Trump from shutting down those entities.

Yesterday, after those plaintiffs had initial success in court in

their case, Trump actually reversed that decision and let Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty

stay open and stay funded. Pushback works. We have been closely watching the case of the Tufts

University Fulbright scholar, who was snatched

off the street by masked officers.

A bunch of things are happening in that case, and we are going to have a full update on that

for you in just a moment, but I can tell you right now that a judge overseeing that case

has just ordered that Trump is not allowed to deport that

young woman. The courts have blocked him from sending her out of the country. Again, we will have

more on that to come. Plenty of new detail on that case to bring you tonight. In a separate case,

yet another federal judge has just issued a restraining order that blocks Trump

from sending people to random third countries that they're not from. Like, for example, what he

has done by sending hundreds of men who aren't from El Salvador to a prison in El Salvador. There is a

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