It's Tuesday, March 25th, 2025 on fat thumbs and foreign policy.

Trump makes his new pick to lead the CDC, and the NCAA's golden goose is cooked.

Next on the AM update.

From this podium, I'm not going to comment, and never would I comment in any framework,

the Secretary's deliberative conversations in any regard.

We're going to keep resting TDA members. We'll keep rest in MS-13 members. We'll keep conversations in any regard. We're going to keep arresting TDA members,

we're going to keep arresting public safety threats all this nation.

But like, it's Ted Cruz.

I mean, like, this dude has to be knocked over the head.

I have a historic moment like that.

I mean, that's something I'll remember for the rest of my life.

Fairfax County has decided to move forward with instituting

gender studies in elementary school. The editor-in-chief of The Atlantic was inadvertently included

on a messaging chain of senior Trump officials that discussed plans where a forthcoming, then-forthcoming

strike on the Houthis in Yemen.

Jeffrey Goldberg penned a first-person account of getting connection requests from what appeared to be

Trump's national security advisor Michael Waltz on March 11th on Signal. That's a popular

encrypted messaging service used by journalists and government officials. He accepted and then was added to the chat

group called Houthi PC Small Group, where he proceeded to see a series of top Trump officials

discuss what turned out to be an upcoming attack on the Houthis and what critics are calling

a massive breach of national security. Now, these messages, well, concerning. And of course,

Michael Wals, the National Security Advisor,

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