Good morning, everyone, a very busy morning ahead of a very busy day. Democrats on Capitol Hill

are noticing major cracks in Donald Trump's coalition as Republicans for the first time in his

second term are willing to speak out publicly. The president has had its worst week since the start

of a second term. Republicans are breaking from him on

crucial votes. His endorsed candidates are losing, and he is lashing out. The lame duck presidency

has, in a lot of ways, officially begun. Comes at a time where the flesh-eating screwworm,

not seen in the United States since 1966 is back.

USDA officials say not to worry, but Texas officials say the federal government is behind the eight ball.

All while new questions are being raised about the president's health as the White House has omitted key medications taken by

President Trump for hair loss. And it makes doctors wonder if they're omitting hair loss

medication, what else aren't they telling us? Lots to cover, like, comment, share. And as always,

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This morning, the president is not happy.

After four Republicans broke from the president and voted to

pass a war powers resolution yesterday, he says, quote, yesterday in a meaningless vote for bad

Republicans and all of the Democrats, Democrats, to limit my war powers right in the middle of my

financial negotiations to end the war with the Islamic

Republic of Iran. Who would do such an unpatriotic thing? They know where the negotiations

stand. The Democrats are fueled by Trump derangement syndrome. They would rather have our country

failed than give me another of many victories. The four Republicans, that's a whole

another story, he says. They're grandstanders. They should be ashamed of themselves MAGA.

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