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A lot has happened following the brutal, brutal public murder of Alex Pretti.

Since then, the backlash has led to a few dominoes sort of moving, more,

more different, more of the same. Greg Bovino has been sidelined, has been taken out of Minneapolis.

Borders are Tom Holman has come in. We'll talk more about that in a second. Christy Noem is under

fire with Congress, as much as anybody could be under fire with Congress. We'll talk more about that in a second. Christy Noem is under fire with Congress as much as

anybody could be under fire with Congress. We'll talk in a little bit about the shutdown and what the Democrats are calling for. But before we get to any of that, Nick, what do you make about this shakeup with Bovino and Tom Homan? Well, you know, it's like, is this one of those moments where like Trump actually has a moment of clarity and realizes, oh, we, you know, because on the margins, if he were to do a few things like get rid of Nome, get rid of a Bovino, he might actually engender some goodwill for all of this.

But we know my worry is that the guy replacing Bovino in Homan is worse, arguably, than him.

And anybody they do find to permanently replace that will be worse because who else is willing

to do this job, the way that the administration is laid it out, the way Stephen Miller has laid

it out.

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