Remember when Democrats warned that if Trump got reelected, he would start arresting Democrat politicians?

Well, as of yesterday, that is exactly what he's doing.

And it's awesome.

I'm Michael Knowles. This is the Michael Nulls show. Welcome back to the show, major update in one of the great stories of our time, the Starbucks

dress code battle. Yes, we covered on the show a couple weeks ago that Starbucks employees

were protesting, maybe striking because they had to wear black t-shirts and this was too much for them. They couldn't express

their individuality. Well, now Starbucks employees are claiming that the dress code imperils every

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