BATON ROUGE, La. (Louisiana First) — On This Week in Louisiana Politics, the fallout of all four amendments failing in the March 29 election is ongoing. Republican leaders are now scrambling to determine what the budget priorities are going to be amid a budget shortfall. Democrats are pushing for teachers to get their pay stipends. Louisiana Sen. Rick Edmonds and Treasurer John Fleming created a website to show where schools are spending their money and how much they're taking in. With President Donald Trump's tariffs kicking in, local businesses are concerned about how this will impact their bottom line. Plus, lawmakers on the Hill are trying to find a way to put a stop to them before the economy takes a nosedive. Later, Fred Childers sits down with Political Reporter Shannon Heckt one more time as she is set to move on to her next chapter. Latest News Which airports had the most delays and cancellations in 2024? Baton Rouge joins nationwide 'Hands Off!' rally against Trump administration Which Atlantic hurricane names have been retired? This Week in Louisiana Politics: amendments, tariffs, and goodbye Al Green says he’ll present articles of impeachment against Trump in next 30 days ...read more read less