Okay, folks, Jen is on a well-deserved vacation, but boy, do we have a lot to get into today.

We all know Donald Trump wants to be a king, right?

So this week, he sat back and watched his court jesters fight it out.

Plus, after the White House stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine, Vladimir Putin was ready to take full advantage.

And later, Manga World turns on Amy Comey, Barrett, all because of one ruling and one sideways

glance.

Donald Trump has been president for almost two months now, but we all know he really wants to be a king.

He's not subtle about that fact, not at all.

Take Exhibit A on Tuesday night when he used his joint address to Congress to tell the tale of an American empire where he runs it all, rules it all, controls it all.

Or exhibit B, when the White House shared a drawing of Trump in a crown with the caption, Long Live the King.

Or exhibit C, when he said, he who saves his country does not violate any law.

Or exhibit D when he told the governor of Maine, we are the federal law.

Folks, I could probably go through the whole down alphabet listing exhibits of how Trump aspires to be a king.

But I'll give you just one more because it's Sunday.

This one happened behind closed doors at a cabinet meeting this week when Trump officials clash with unelected co-president Elon Musk.

According to the New York Times, must lashed out as Secretary of State Marco Rubio saying he fired nobody. Rubio, of course, shot back saying Musk was not being truthful.

Musk countered that by saying, oh, oh, Rubio was good on TV, of course, implying he's not good for much else.

And here's the kicker. Throughout all of this, the president sat back in his chair, arms folded

as if he were watching a tennis match. Because, of course, he did. Because Trump loves to pit people

against each other. He loves to create internal conflict. He loves to pit people against each other.

He loves to create internal conflict.

He loves to see who will fight harder for him.

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