We made it. We made it to

Friday. You guys, we are going to get to all the news. But first, let me just remind you that if you've not yet downloaded the upside app on your phone, uh, to get cashback on your gas purchases, some restaurant purchases convenience store purchases. If you're not.

You guys, we are going to get to all the news, but first let me just remind you that if you've not yet downloaded the upside app on your phone.

Uh, to get cashback on your gas purchases, some restaurant purchases convenience store purchases. If you're not using the upside app, what are wrong with you?

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And it's a special mother's day weekend treat. I am pleased to report that we finally have an end date for the nightmare that is Jen Sackie as press secretary for the White House.

Yes. So the end date is officially May 13th. Now she introduced Karin Jean Pierre as her replacement yesterday. Um, and now there's all kinds of hola blue about that because Karin Jean Pierre is gay married to a woman who is a political reporter for CNN.

So there's like clearly a conflict of interest with that. And so there, you know, people are talking about it that it's like an ethical issue and that that's a problem and all of that.

But Jen Sackie like got all choked up when she was introducing her and I have the video of that here it is.

Hi everyone.

Been a bit of an exciting day around here.

So before I get to the briefing, I just want to start by I'm a cry. Okay.

I want to talk about my friend Karin. You've got to come up here.

So I just want to take the opportunity to celebrate and congratulate my friend, my colleague, my partner in truth, Karin Jean Pierre, the next White House press secretary.

Now many people in this room have known her for some time. But for anyone who just not know her, I want to provide a little bit of a primer for you. So settle in.

First, as you all know, she will be the first black woman, the first out LGBT Q plus person to serve in this role.

And that's really the most important thing, right? Like who cares about anything she's actually done. What matters is all our skin and who she decides to sleep with.

Nobody cares about this stuff in here. It's all about this stuff right here. And then.

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