It's Wednesday, April 22nd.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is What A Day, the show that often says,
I do not believe President Donald Trump, but really, really means it this time.
Here's Trump calling into CNBC on Tuesday.
I would have won Vietnam very quickly.
I would have, if I were president, I would have won Iraq in the same amount of time that.
We won because essentially we've won here.
Donald Trump, you might recall, did not fight in the Vietnam War.
He did, however, tell Howard Stern in 1997 that avoiding sexually transmitted infections was,
quote, like Vietnam, sort of.
It is my personal Vietnam.
On today's show, Tucker Carlson apologizes for his role in bringing Trump to power.
Unfortunately for all of us, too little, too late.
And Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth fights for bodily autonomy, but not in a good way.
Let's start with Earth Day, which is today, in case you forgot.
It's a weird time to be honoring the Earth and celebrating efforts to save it.
Because the Trump administration seems to be doing everything it can to strip the planet for parts.
For example, the administration is paying millions of dollars to keep coal plants open.
Plants that were scheduled for retirement and cost a ton to run.
Because the Trump administration really, really loves coal.