Trump Pushes SAVE Act, Antifa Cell Sentenced, Camp Mystic Files for Bankruptcy: AM Update 6/25

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**Emily Jeschinski** (0:32)
Good morning, everyone. I'm Emily Jeschinski, host of After Party and The Megyn Kelly Wrap-Up Show on SiriusXM Channel 111 It's Thursday, June 25th, 2026 And this is your AM Update.

**Donald Trump** (0:43)
I think we had a really great meeting and we're very proud of the party.

**Emily Jeschinski** (0:49)
President Trump escalating pressure to pass the Save America Act, meeting with Republican senators on the Hill to push for the election to overhaul legislation.
Eight members of a North Texas Antifa cell receiving a combined 450 years in prison after prosecutors detailed an armed, organized attack on an ICE facility. Camp Mystic filing for bankruptcy nearly one year after the deadly Texas floods, as families suing the camp vow the legal fight is far from over.

**Daniel Alonso** (1:19)
All of a sudden, everything just shuts the curtains, the beds, the refrigerators, everything just shuts.

**Emily Jeschinski** (1:26)
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**Emily Jeschinski** (3:01)
President Trump abruptly canceling plans yesterday to sign a bipartisan housing legislation package passed by Congress. Instead, demanding lawmakers first deliver the election overhaul. He has made a centerpiece of his second term agenda. The president announcing just 90 minutes before the scheduled ceremony that the event was off. Writing on Truth Social, Today's housing news conference and signing is hereby canceled until such time as we pass the desperately needed Save America Act, which I consider to be a national emergency. The delayed legislation, known as the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, designed to address the nation's housing shortage by clearing regulatory barriers, accelerating construction, and limiting the number of existing single-family homes large institutional investors can acquire.
US. Senator from Massachusetts, Democrat Elizabeth Warren, a co-author of the legislation, blasting President Trump yesterday following the cancellation of the ceremony.

**Elizabeth Warren** (3:58)
We should be here today to celebrate because we should have a housing bill that is now law.
This may be a battle, but I guarantee we will get this bill passed. We will get it passed while the Republicans are still in control, or dammit, the Democrats will take over and we will get it passed with the Democrats in control.

**Emily Jeschinski** (4:20)
The president has not said he will veto the housing bill. House Speaker Mike Johnson telling reporters after speaking with Mr. Trump that he still expects the president to sign it within the constitutionally permitted 10-day window. Absent a signature or veto, the measure would become law automatically once that period expires, provided Congress remains in session. The sudden cancellation marks the latest and most dramatic step in the president's campaign to force the Save America Act through a resistant Senate. The bill would require Americans registering to vote in federal elections to present documentary proof of citizenship. The measure would also establish a nationwide photo identification requirement for federal voting, impose new identification rules on mail-in ballots, and direct states to take additional steps to locate and remove ineligible voters from their registration lists. Democrats remain firmly opposed, arguing the requirements would create new barriers for eligible voters. A recent attempt to advance the Save America Act as an amendment failing 48 to 50, with Republicans Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, Susan Collins of Maine, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, and Tom Tillis of North Carolina joining Democrats in opposition, leaving the legislation short of even full Republican support and far below the 60 votes normally required to advance. The president nevertheless pressing Senate Republicans to find a way to pass it, bringing that pressure campaign directly to Capitol Hill yesterday during a lunch with GOP senators.