Asian Markets Rebound After Wall Street Volatility; SCOTUS Allows Trump Admin. to Resume Deportations | NTD Good Morning Full Broadcast (April 8)

European markets and Asian stocks bounced back on Tuesday, following a day of wild swings on Wall Street. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says more than 50 countries have already approached the United States looking to strike a deal. President Donald Trump has vowed to impose more tariffs on China after the Chinese Communist Party issued 34 percent retaliatory duties on the United States last week.

The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration, allowing mass deportations to resume under the Alien Enemies Act. The 5–4 decision blocks a federal judge’s order halting deportations of suspected gang members while litigation continues. The court also ruled that detainees should have a chance to seek review before deportation.

Severe storms and flooding have devastated communities across the Southeast, with Tennessee and Kentucky among the hardest hit. In Dyersburg, Tennessee, residents faced rising floodwaters that forced evacuations. In Frankfort, Kentucky, the Kentucky River crested near historic highs, leading to widespread flooding. Recent storms have resulted in more than 20 deaths, including 10 in Tennessee and four in Kentucky.