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Slack.com slash DHQ. It's time to play reality versus the news. Can you spot the difference?

First here's reality. North Korea has agreed to discuss denuclearization with President

Trump. The U.S. added a whopping 313,000 new jobs in February and the unemployment rate

remained at a 17-year low. After 40 years, the black, white, labor participation gap has

virtually vanished. After Donald Trump moved to impose steel and aluminum tariffs, our

European allies are offering to negotiate and give us better deals in order to avoid

the tariffs. So that's reality. Here's the news. 60 minutes is doing an interview with

a porn star who says she had sex with Donald Trump. This is very important because no

one would ever have thought that a playboy billionaire with three wives would have

sex with a porn star. The New York Times, a former newspaper, has not let this important

story slip by the No.3 Bob. Maureen Dowd wrote an op-ed entitled The First Porn President.

Maureen, having apparently forgotten the last porn president whom she voted for. Charles

Blows op-ed is entitled Melania New. It reads in part, Dear America, come on, you can't

be serious. The ongoing saga over a president, a porn star, and a payoff is so looted and

tautry that it can't simply be added to the ever-expanding list of horrible misbehaviors

of a womanizing misogynist. America, this is not about partisanship, this is about principle.

Each of us must proclaim that this situation is over the line, that women matter, that

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