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1:10:18Now PlayingToday on Rising, Robby applauds Jeff Bezos' changes to The Washington Post opinion page that lead to editor David Shipley's resignation. President Trump holds his first cabinet meeting of his second term. A call for a nationwide blackout is taking place on social media asking Americans to refrain from shopping from big stores on Friday, Feb. 28, 2025. The Tate brothers are released from Romania and are arriving in the U.S. Burgess Everett, a journalist at Semafor, talks about Trump administration's new approach on national security, breaking from the GOP's traditionally hawkish stance. Evan Barker, writer and host of "Not Going Back" podcast, talks about her political journey and why she was drawn to voting for President Trump. "The View" hosts Alyssa Farah Griffin and Sunny Hostin clashed over President Trump's mass deportation policy. An AI Deepfake of a voice that sounds like Donald Trump Jr. ranting about Ukraine-Russia war is circulating online. All this, and more. #rising
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