It's Tuesday, March 31st. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day.

The show that learned a group of January 6th insurrectionists are suing the federal government

for what Politico describes as, quote, physical and emotional injuries.

The insurrectionists are asking for more than $18 million.

And you know what?

With Trump in office, they just might get it.

On today's show, good news.

Transportation Security Administration workers started receiving some back pay for all of their hard work.

And TMZ is giving members of Congress the tabloid treatment.

Lindsay Graham is the new Lindsay Lohan.

But let's start with a conservative political action conference, or CPAC.

Over the past decade or so, CPAC has become a massive gathering of right-wing power brokers.

Everyone who wanted to be a big deal in GOP politics needed to make an appearance, which may be why you saw Elon Musk waving a chainsaw at last year's conference,

or President Donald Trump at every single CPAC for a decade. But Trump didn't go this year. Actually,

no Trumps were at this year's CPAC, not even Tiffany. Neither were Vice President J.D. Vance or Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Instead, Trumpers had the pleasure of listening to the man with a golden voice,

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.,

who told the single most unbelievable story about Donald Trump that I have ever heard in my life.

During the campaign, I was on the airplane with

them, and we were sitting across the table from each other eating McDonald's, drinking diet

cove. And we started talking about Syria, and he got a place mat, and he turned it on its back,

and then he took a Sharpie, and he drew a perfect map of the Mideys.

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