Trump promised over and over to run the government like a business.

And any business pays its workers, collects revenue, honors its contracts.

I mean, that's just basic if it doesn't, it would fail.

And so for us to be, you know, not paying our workers, you know, breaking contracts,

taking the penalties, incurred from breaking contracts, not collecting revenue, I mean,

it's a complete failure of the run the government like a business attitude that has been this mantra.

And so I really wish the president would focus more on run the government like a business

instead of build the wall promises.

This is Sarah from the left and Beth from the right.

You're listening to Paisu politics.

No shouting, no insults, plenty of nuance.

Hello, everyone.

Welcome to our Friday episode of Pantene politics.

We have gotten a lot of feedback this week about our abortion conversation and reproductive rights

have continued to be in the news.

So we're going to do a little bit of follow up to Tuesday's episode, including what's unfolded

in Virginia since then.

And then we will share a follow up interview with Jessica Morse.

Jessica was a candidate for Congress in California.

We spoke with her before the election.

Jessica did not win her race, but continues to be very politically engaged.

She was active in on the groundway during the California wildfires, which she talks about

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