It's Wednesday, January 28th.
I'm Jane Kostin, and this is What A Day.
The show relieved to hear that a member of law enforcement is facing consequences for actions that may have violated an individual's civil rights.
Sure, the individual was a raccoon,
and the member of law enforcement was a New York City police officer who shot the raccoon at Rackaway Beach last week,
but still.
I'm looking forward to learning from Megyn Kelly that actually the raccoon was a liberal,
so it's fine.
On today's show, President Donald Trump and some Republicans take aim at the Second Amendment.
And a teenager sues social media companies for using cheap,
calculated techniques to hold her attention.
Does she have a shot?
Stay tuned to find out.
But let's start with Trump's foreign policy in the Caribbean.
The families of two Trinidadian men filed a lawsuit against the United States government on Tuesday.
The suit accuses the US of wrongful death and an extrajudicial killing linked to the Trump administration's strikes on alleged drug boats.
It says the two men, natives of Trinidad and Tobago,
had been fishing in the waters off the coast of Venezuela and were returning home when their boat was hit by a missile on October 14th.
The strike killed everyone on board.
The suit says that the men had nothing to do with drug cartels or,