You can't impeach somebody for doing the best job of any president in the history of our country for the first two years.

And people have seen and people have watched what we've done, whether it's tax cuts, no.

You're prepared for it.

It's political, but you know, it's supposed to be high crimes and misdemeanors.

Well, there was no high crime, there was no misdemeanor, there was no problem whatsoever.

The only thing I've done is created maybe the best economy we've had in the history of our country.

And let's say the slow economic erosion of the shutdown could collapse into a fast moving landslide of problems.

Those tax cuts, sure.

They helped out big corporations by fueling higher deficits, and they basically haven't done anything to increase wages.

Trump has spent roughly 60% of his working hours in unstructured executive time.

Hello, and welcome to Trumpcast.

I'm Virginia Heffernan.

Well, today the nation has come together at last for a tender moment of shared emotion across the board.

Starbucks CEO in 2020 presidential candidate Howard Schultz has a 4% approval rating among Democrats, Republicans, and his very own independence.

It's moving that we can all finally agree on 4%, namely that we now know the definition of unlikeable, and his name is Howard Schultz.

Schultz has billionaire proposals for less taxes for him and less healthcare for us, was briefly charming, but ultimately,

Schultz getting richer while we get sicker didn't seem like quite the deal it initially did.

I mean, I hate making the baristas do this, and I promise after this no try hard Starbucks jokes again,

but we're going to have to have them pour out that frappuccino.

It was all foam, vanity, and hazelnut flavored splendor.

We're not talking 2020 much today because the question is still open. Who's going to be president in 2019?

We still have a venti, I mean, bullshoy collaborator in the White House, and indictments and arrests being made on the reg of all his butlers and valets and courteers.

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