You know, I mean, this is a guy, he has a big audience.
I think he has a big ego.
It seems like, you know, he's probably thinking, you know, maybe I should just run for president myself.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is What A Day, a show that has some surprising news that you will never, ever believe.
A family member of a Trump administration official will likely benefit from a White House policy shift.
I know.
You're stunned.
See, the Trump administration had backed a ban on intoxicating hemp products like gummies and sodas last year.
But now the White House is asking Congress to delay the enforcement
of that ban with the support of hemp industry insiders.
Among those insiders, Brett Worley, White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles' son-in-law.
Now look, influence peddling and pay-for-play allegations are bad.
But this time, it's for gummies one could take before watching old episodes of Love It or List It, hypothetically.
On today's show, we talk to the Bulwark's Will Sommer about Tucker Carlson's maybe,
potentially, third-party run in 2028. Before we go into that horrifying region of possible hell,
here's what we're following today, Thursday, August 6th.
Eight days ago, Dr. Anthony Fauci sat before this committee in the witness
chair under subpoena for conduct covered by the President Biden's full and unconditional pardon.
Reaching back to 2014, Dr. Fauci faced no risk of federal prosecution.
All he had to do was tell the truth.