It's Monday, June 2nd. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day, the show that says

Happy Pride Month and says it really, really, really loudly.

On today's show, the Supreme Court says the Trump administration can temporarily lift deportation protections for around half a million migrants.

And Iowa Republican Senator Joni Ernst downplays worries that her party's proposed cuts to Medicaid could kill people because we're all going to die.

But first, can you believe it's already June?

And I don't mean that in the like very lame way people over the age of 30 try to make small talk at parties or with their co-workers.

I mean, genuinely.

So much has happened since President Donald Trump took office again in January.

It somehow feels like that was both a lifetime ago and just yesterday.

In that time, Trump has unilaterally thrown the global trading system into chaos.

He's tried to end the constitutional right of birthright citizenship.

His administration has attacked universities by stripping away billions in federal grants,

and also going after international students.

It's put tens of thousands of federal workers out of jobs,

defied court orders on immigration, eviscerated global humanitarian aid distribution. I could

keep going, but I won't, because I'm honestly exhausted just thinking about it. And you probably

are too. But by now, you've also probably figured out how to cope with it all to some extent.

Maybe you've dialed back your news intakes to preserve your sanity, or you're trying to spend more time with

friends and family, or just off of social media because it just makes you angry. Or maybe you

find that you feel less shocked by the day-in, day-out insanity emanating from Washington, D.C.

And that's a normal thing for human beings to do. We're a

resilient species. We learn how to cope with a new normal. The chaos becomes familiar in a way,

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