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Today, we're going to talk about the president's speech in the Rose Garden and his walk through

Lafayette Park.

Why his approval numbers haven't moved even while a majority of Americans disapprove

of his handling of recent events?

In Congressman Steve King's primary loss last night, and what it says about the future

of the Republican Party, and how social distancing measures appear to be taking a backseat to

protest.

Plus, the guys and I get into it a little bit on a question of journalism ethics.

And some surprising answers when I ask them what dish they would pick if they could only

eat one thing for dinner for the next six weeks.

Let's dive in.

Earlier this week, the president gave an address in the Rose Garden, fully dedicated for

the first time to speaking about the death of George Floyd and the protest that has sprung

up around the country.

In the background, you could hear protesters being cleared from just north of Lafayette

Park.

And the president from there and a group of cabinet members and his senior advisors walked

...