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The Trump's National Security Advisor says he doesn't get involved with the president's conversations with four and leaders.

Trump signs multiple meaningless executive orders of Friday night massacre at the Postal Service.

The Trump administration feeds a story to the press about Pompeo pushing back on Russian bounties.

U.S. intelligence says Russia continues election interference and Democrats on the hill way unilaterally disclassifying the information.

The GOP tried to get Kanye West on the ballot to siphon votes from Biden.

In the McGann testimony subpoena case, Trump wants to give his nomination acceptance speech at the White House.

The E. Jean Carroll suit can proceed nine people at Paul Ding Hyskul test positive for coronavirus and Trump has to be added to Mount Rushmore.

I'm your host A.G.

Happy Monday everyone. We have a lot of news today. I'll be speaking to Sam Vinaigrad, former member of National Security Council about what the job of the National Security Advisor actually is since it appears Robert O'Brien doesn't know.

And from Salon we're learning that people close to Trump have been lying to him to make him think he's doing a great job.

And we'll have headlines from under the radar and the good news block with Jordan Coburn.

And then we have some tasty shodden for it. I'll cut up for you as well.

If you have any corrections for us or good news stories or quarantine confessions or even ideas for a theme for this Friday's livestream happy hour, just head to dailybeanspod.com and let us know.

We'll be starting the Mary Trump book club in the next couple of weeks for our patrons thanks to Stephen Isaac for that.

That was support from that patron is allowing those episodes to, you know, be possible.

And we have a lot going on and a lot of news to get to. So let's hit the hot notes.

Hot notes.

Okay, the lead today is all about Trump's executive orders from the weekend, including an executive order mandating that insurance companies cover pre existing conditions.

Fortunately for us, that's already the law under the Affordable Care Act signed by President Obama.

But Trump has a pension for claiming credit for shit he didn't do.

A pool reporter, Paula Reed, for example, pressed Trump this weekend during a press conference at Bedminster, his golf club, when he for the 143rd time claimed credit for signing the Veterans Choice Act into law, which was actually signed into law by President Obama in 2014 amid the VA waitlist crisis, but particularly the Phoenix VA.

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