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I'm Brian Teta, executive producer of The View.

It's Thursday and I'm here with Alyssa Farah Griffin.

This is behind the table. All right, we are good. Phones down. It is Thursday. We just finished

the show, and Alyssa is hungry, but still doing the podcast before lunch. You know, a little

risky, but I'm ready for it. No, the microphone's

going to pick up my stomach growling. It's okay. We're going to get through it. I'm happy to be here

with you. I'm happy to be here with you, too. Let's dive in because there are a lot of headlines

coming out of the second Trump administration's actions. And I want to get a feel from you about what's the most concerning thing right now? So I think, I don't know, it's hard to say one most concerning thing, but I think

thematically what I keep coming back to is I feel like his throwing things against the wall,

seeing what sticks, sort of flooding this own strategy is working with regard to how the

media is covering him and how Congress is

reacting to him. And what I mean by that is there is just so much happening. So it's such a

deluge of actions and executive actions and announcements that it almost feels scattershot like

the way it's being reported on where it's like, oh, he tweeted this AI video about Gaza. We need to cover this. And now we need to pivot to this that's happening with Doge. And it is by

design. I've said this with him before. Like, I don't give him, he's not 3D chess kind of thing,

but he knows what he's doing when it comes to the media. And I think that he is intentionally

doing so much so that there's a lot to cover.

And then things that actually warrant more scrutiny, it's harder for folks to go a level

deeper and know what's going on.

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