From taxes to immigration and beyond, Former U.S. Secretary of the Treasury and founder of The Hamilton Project Robert Rubin challenges Trump's policies. He doesn't think economic growth get too much higher than 2% and any unfunded stimulus that might push that number higher would be "on balance, highly adverse with respect to the longer term."
After years of losses and in the wake of Brexit, General Motors has sold its European arm which included Opel and Vauxhaull to French automaker PSA for $2.3 billion. This deal makes PSA the second largest European automaker behind Volkswagen.
Carlos Ghosn, Chairman and CEO of Renault-Nissan Alliance and Chairman of Mitsubishi Motors, tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that he is "favorable to quotas" when it comes to diversity in the workplace.
Carlos Ghosn, Chairman and CEO of Renault-Nissan Alliance and Chairman of Mitsubishi Motors, tells CNN's Poppy Harlow that "all car makers are listening to what the President of the United States is saying" when it comes to NAFTA. Ghosn says the auto industry will "adapt to whatever follows" under President Trump.
Sabrina Siddiqui of The Guardian and Kaitlan Collins of The Daily Caller discuss the White House press office, the need to put "substance over style," and different forms of diversity in media coverage.
Jason Miller, who was the Trump campaign's communications director, says the president enjoyed a "total messaging victory" after his joint address, but leakers tried to "attack" him afterward.
In part two, The Nation editor Katrina vanden Heuvel says journalists should "jettison Olympian neutrality" while reporting on Trump. She believes the president is weakening democracy and the free press.
MZ Hemingway and Charles Blow disagree about the tenor of Trump coverage. Hemingway says some journalists are acting "hysterical" while Blow says Trump's "lies" must be called out.
Bill Plante, who worked at CBS News for 52 years, says he's never seen anything like this. He urges reporters to keep their emotions in check and out of the coverage.
On the first day of its annual National People's Congress, China lowered its growth forecast to 6.5%. It may seem high by global standards, but it's the worst outlook for the world's second largest economy in three decades. CNN's John Defterios was on site at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
Sen. Rand Paul (R) marched to the House side of the Capitol, knocked on a locked door and demanded to see a copy of the House's bill to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act, which he believed was being kept under lock and key.
Ohio State University is among the colleges trying to expand access for low-income students. Tanzina Vega talks with OSU President Michael V. Drake about the school's initiative and its goals.