David Gura
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The Norwegian Nobel Committee, in a statement announcing its decision to recognize Maria Corina Machado with the Nobel Peace Prize for 2025:
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During a government shutdown, the Trump administration is bailing out Argentina, whose president is fond of saying, “The state isn’t the solution, it’s the problem.”
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Secretary Scott Bessent says the U.S. has “directly purchased Argentine pesos,” and the Treasury Department has “finalized a $20 billion currency swap framework with Argentina’s central bank.”
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Bessent also leaves the door open to more action, noting the Department “is prepared, immediately, to take whatever exceptional measures are warranted to provide stability to markets.”
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Secretary Scott Bessent says the U.S. has “directly purchased Argentine pesos,” and the Treasury Department has “finalized a $20 billion currency swap framework with Argentina’s central bank.”
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First push alert with “apotheosis”?
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On the morning of President Trump’s address to the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary of State Marco Rubio was interviewed back to back to back to back by Ainsley Erhardt, Brian Kilmeade, and Lawrence Jones; Tony Dokoupil; Craig Melvin; and George Stephanopoulos.
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For reference, here are transcripts of the other interviews:

Fox and Friends:
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CBS Mornings:
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NBC Today:
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He spent most of his allotted time asking about one thing in specific: the secretary’s contention that no one has died because of the Trump administration’s cuts to humanitarian aid, and the shuttering of USAID.

Stephanopoulos asked about it over and over again. Seven times. Until he got an answer.
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It’s clear the temptation was to get the secretary to comment on some big headlines — including wider recognition of a Palestinian state, Russian incursions, and a potential TikTok deal.

And reading the transcripts, I’m struck by how similar many of these interviews were, as a result.
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These were short interviews — with the exception of the “Fox and Friends” one, done remotely (the secretary of state was in front of a camera at the Lotte Palace Hotel), and there was a lot in the news.
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On the morning of President Trump’s address to the United Nations General Assembly, Secretary of State Marco Rubio was interviewed back to back to back to back by Ainsley Erhardt, Brian Kilmeade, and Lawrence Jones; Tony Dokoupil; Craig Melvin; and George Stephanopoulos.
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President Trump, speaking to reporters on Tuesday: “The last person that [sic] wants a shutdown is us.”

A summary in “The New York Times” today, of how the president has approached it:
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Can I trademark “Sorauteur”?
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The Supreme Court refuses to let President Trump immediately oust Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook.

It schedules oral arguments for January.
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Judge William G. Young begins his opinion in American Association of University Professors v. Rubio with a threat he received, and his reply: