It's Monday, December 9th.
I'm Jane Coston, and this is what a day.
The show that wonders is this the best argument Republican Senator Mark Wayne Mullen can come up with for Fox News host and embattled Defense Secretary candidate Pete Hegseth?
There's a lot of politicians that have a drinking problem, Jake.
Yes, of course.
But I guess my question is, yeah, and then there's probably a lot of media that has a drinking problem, too.
Pete hegseth, hey, lots of politicians and media figures have drinking problems, too.
On today's show, we talked to Pod Save the World's Tommy Vitor about the toppling of Bashar al Assad's regime in Syria.
And the USDA has also announced mandatory testing of milk for the bird flu virus.
Good times.
Let's get into it.
President elect Donald Trump stopped by Meet the Press on Sunday for his first network sit down interview since winning back the White House.
He said a lot of stuff about his plans for tariffs, the border and his messy cabinet picks.
He spoke with host Kristen Welker for more than an hour.
And we'll tell you more about the interview highlights later.
But one of the major stories coming out of Trump's interview was that he reaffirmed his promise to pardon most of the people who violently stormed the Capitol on January 6th to stop Congress from certifying the 2020 election.
And he says he'll do it immediately.
I want to look at everything.
We're going to look at individual cases every week.
Yeah, okay.