All right, on today's show, why Cheryl Hines from Curb Your Enthusiasm is a wonderful person, and why Bradley Whitford, the actor from the West Wing, who's bullying her, why he's a nasty creep.

All right.

Yesterday, I reported on the altercation that took place Monday at Arlington National

Cemetery when Donald Trump violated official Arlington Cemetery policy by turning

Section 60, where our most recent soldiers killed in Iraq and Afghanistan are buried, he turned it into a campaign photo op in direct violation of federal law.

Look at this.

That's an actual photo op.

Politicians are forbidden under federal law from bringing members of the media into military grave sites to take videos and photos for political purposes.

Donald Trump is a candidate for president.

He holds no office.

70 days before this election, the only reason Donald Trump wanted to be photographed at Arlington was for political purposes.

He was there Monday on the third anniversary of Joe Biden pulling out of Afghanistan.

Trump was using the photo app to stand in front of the tombstones of 13 soldiers who died in Afghanistan. Trump was using the photo app to stand in front of the tombstones of 13 soldiers

who died in Afghanistan during the exit. I've blurred out the tombstones. You can't see their names.

Trump was using this photo op strictly for political purposes against the federal law.

When Arlington officials were learning more about this,

when Arlington officials, a woman tried to stop Trump from staging the photo op,

members of the Trump campaign,

and employees of Arlington Cemetery,

including a woman reportedly got into a shouting and shoving match that resulted in a police report being filed.

Trump, however, got what he came for, his photo up.

I talked about it all on yesterday's show, but we're getting new

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