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Hello, daily beans. Hello and welcome to the Daily Beans for Wednesday, April 22, 2026.

Today, it's Taco Tuesday, as Trump announces an indefinite ceasefire in Iran, hours ahead of the expiration of the last two-week ceasefire.

Democratic rep Sheila Sheriffillus McCormick has resigned from Congress just minutes before a

hearing on whether she would be expelled.

The Southern Poverty Law Center says it's under criminal investigation by Trump's Justice

Department.

Donald's approval rating hits an all-time low again.

And the EU's top court has found that Hungary's anti-LGBQ Plus law is discriminatory and contrary to the identity of the union. I'm Alison Gill. And I'm Dana Goldberg.

Hey, my friend, happy Wednesday. Happy taint of the week. Happy taint of the week. Humpty, however you like to see it. We're halfway through, everyone. We are halfway through.

Mike, Mike, Mike, Mike. We're going to go over the results in more detail for you on Bean's Talk today.

But Donald Trump's approval rating took a nose dive this month. It's down to 33%. Wow. It's been hovering at 37,

38, you know? It's lower than his indictment count. Yeah. 34 felony counts. Isn't he

34 felony counts? Yeah, you got it. That's good. That's like three

sker-mojis. I may actually post that Donald Trump's approval rating is officially lower than his

federal indictment counts. Okay, you do that. I'm not going to take that one away. You make sure to

post that one. 33%. That's a new Associated Press, Nork poll, and we're going to go over that, plus a new Reuters poll. And the economy, his approval rating on economy is in a shitter, Iran, everything. It's all in the tank right now. But to see it go from, you know, it's been like 37, 38 for like the last six months or whatever. Yeah.

And then just peon, down to 33. Yikes. Anyway, we'll talk about that over on Bean's Talk. Later today on the show, I'm going to be talking with Rick Smith from the Rick Smith show. He's going to join us, followed by the good news. But also, I just want to really quickly hit on something this weekend. and this is something that Andy McCabe and I are going to cover in-depth on this weekend's

Unjustified Podcast, Dana.

But a guy named DeGeneva was sworn in to oversee the Department of Justice's criminal investigation

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