President Trump seems to be calling the shots at CBS News these days — at least when it comes to last week’s interview with anchor Tony Dokoupil.

Dokoupil — the new face of the “CBS Evening News” — landed a 13-minute interview with Trump, which was broadcast Tuesday from a Ford plant in Dearborn, Michigan.

The New York Times reports that after they wrapped their discussion, Trump’s chief spokesperson, Karoline Leavitt, walked up to Dokoupil and his team and issued a stern warning from the president.

Then Leavitt dropped a bomb, warning that Trump said, ‘If it’s not out in full, we’ll sue your ass off.’

You may recall … Trump filed a 2024 lawsuit against CBS over the way a “60 Minutes” piece was edited — and the network’s parent company decided to settle it for $16 million.

On Saturday, CBS released a statement, saying, “The moment we booked this interview, we made the independent decision to air it unedited and in its entirety.”

Finn Wolfhard got a major surprise during his “Saturday Night Live” debut … a “Stranger Things” reunion right in the middle of his opening monologue.

The actor kicked off the night by declaring he was proud to be a man, even accepting a glass of alcohol from cast member Marcello Hernández … though he immediately spit it out, joking it was “too spicy.”

Just as Wolfhard leaned into his grown-up era, things took a turn. “So yeah, meet the new me. The man me. ‘Stranger Things’ is over, and I’m not a kid anymore,” he said, before being cut off by Caleb McLaughlin and Gaten Matarazzo, who stormed the stage to cheers from the crowd.

Wolfhard thanked fans for watching them grow up on “Stranger Things,” prompting McLaughlin to crack that viewers also went online to comment on their changing faces and bodies.

The moment wrapped with Wolfhard pulling his costars in for another hug, saying, “Even though we’re now men, you’ll always be my boys.”

Bo Nix delivered a playoff win Broncos fans will never forget but it came at a brutal cost.

The Denver QB helped lead a thrilling 33-30 overtime victory over the Bills in Saturday night’s AFC divisional round, only for it to be revealed shortly after the game that his season is officially over.

According to NFL insider Ian Rapoport, Nix will undergo surgery to repair a broken right ankle, sidelining him for the rest of the postseason.

The injury happened during the game’s final moments … though Nix powered through it like a warrior.

Per ESPN, Nix was seen with a noticeable limp after being tackled for a short loss with just over six minutes left in overtime. Despite the pain, he stayed in the game and fired a pass to Marvin Mims Jr. that fell incomplete but drew a crucial pass interference flag.

On the second-to-last play, Nix’s right ankle twisted awkwardly while kneeling to stop the clock. Cameras caught him wincing, slowly standing up, and walking gingerly to the sideline with his hands on his hips.

Not long after, Adam Schefter confirmed Nix fractured a bone in the ankle and is scheduled for surgery Tuesday in Alabama.