The following is the transcript of an interview with Rep. Don Bacon, Republican of Nebraska, that aired on "Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan" on April 6, 2025. MARGARET BRENNAN: We go now to Nebraska, Republican Congressman Don Bacon, who joins us this morning from Omaha. Congressman, I have a lot to get to with you on a number of topics here, but just to pick up on the tariffs that we've been speaking about, I know you are introducing companion legislation to what Senator Cantwell just laid out for us.
Main Idea: Rep. Don Bacon said Congress should take back more control over tariffs and criticized the firing of top National Security Agency leaders without a clear explanation.
Key Points:
Tariffs could raise prices for consumers and small businesses and add uncertainty for jobs and markets.
Congress-led limits on tariffs could help reduce price shocks and restore more predictable trade rules.
Rate how each entity in this article affected the American people.
Central interview subject whose positions on tariffs and the National Security Agency firing are the main focus of.
Central government body in the discussion of the firing of its top leadership.
Named as the dismissed National Security Agency and Cyber Command leader whose firing Bacon criticizes.
His tariff policy and firing of National Security Agency leaders are central topics Bacon is asked to assess.
Named as a key Republican backer of the tariff legislation Bacon supports.
Her tariff legislation is directly discussed and Bacon’s support for it is a major part of the interview.
Mentioned as part of the Senate tariff coalition discussion, but not a central actor in the transcript.
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