The way that I want people to think of it is just that he has opened
up the presidency as a personal vehicle for self-enrichment, whether
that be to advance his personal coffers or his political goals.
Everything's for sale.
I'm Jane Koston, and this is What A Day, the show that says,
if a company says you need to get a tattoo in order to get a job interview,
maybe that company isn't for you.
The AI startup LemonLime told attendees at a networking party that anyone
who got a company tattoo would get a job interview.
Not the job, to be clear.
A job interview.
The company has since apologized, but let me say it again as a helpful limerick.
If the company wants you to get a tattoo, and that is just for an interview,
then maybe, just maybe, don't do it, baby, because that company is not for you.
On today's show, we talked to editor Amanda Carpenter
about how to stop President Donald Trump from profiting off the American people.
Before we dive into Trump's big money pit, here's what we're following today, Friday, July 31st.
On the disarmament deal that you announced, do you have assurances from Israel that they are on board with this deal?
And what comes first?
Does Israel pull back and then Hamas disarms or does Hamas need to disarm and then Israel?