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Welcome to Keepin' at 1600. I'm John Favreau. I'm Dan Fyfer.

We're very excited this week. We have Meet the Press moderator and NBC political director Chuck Todd

joining us a little bit later. So, excited about that. But first, we will begin with the week in politics

and starting with, as always, Donald Trump. Because what else are we going to talk about,

but Donald Trump? Because now we're in the media. It turns out people really like to hear about

Donald Trump. Yeah. So, this week was Trump's pivot to the general election that was not really a

pivot in any way, shape, or form, because he still said all kinds of very Trumpy things.

It started as usual, something important happened right after we finished taping the podcast.

Last week with Trump's Taco Bull photo. Remember that? What did he say there?

It was something about like, I love Taco Bulls. Also, I love Hispanics. I think that was the truth.

Trump Tower makes the best Taco Bulls. I love Hispanics.

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