When an establishment says, sorry, we're your only choice, people have a way of telling you to f*** off.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is What A Day, the show that was wondering
how Republicans would find a way to blame the screwworm outbreak that's devastating the cattle industry on Democrats.
But Kansas Republican Senator Roger Marshall figured it out Monday on Newsmax.
We've been through this before.
We eradicated the screwworm in 1966, and we'll talk about this.
But this is another thing we can thank Joe Biden for, that when millions
of people came out of Central America, they brought this screwworm with them.
Not only is that not true, actually,
we stopped investing in the proven methods to stop screwworms of the last two decades,
but also, it's June of 2026. Time to find a new scapegoat president.
On today's show, I talk to John Lovett about Tuesday's Maine Democratic Senate primary and the Graham Platner of it all.
Before we get into all that, here's what we're following today, Monday, June 8th.
What changed because you insisted no new wars?
I didn't guarantee no war.
President Donald Trump was on NBC's Meet the Press Sunday,
where he dismissed the idea that starting the war with Iran this year betrayed his No New Wars campaign promise.
Well, we have officially hit the 100-day mark since the start of the conflict.
And it has shaken the global economy, driven energy prices up around the world,
made many basics more expensive, and killed thousands of people.