It's Monday, December 15th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day, the show asking President Donald Trump to move on.org.

The election was rigged in 2020. We have all the ammunition, all the stuff, and you'll see it come out. It's coming out in truckloads.

Look, we all have things we can't quite get over. The series finale of The Sopranos.

The time we spent watching cruel intentions, too.

But Mr. President, it's been more than five years.

There's a lot going on right now.

Time to pack it up.

On today's show, Republicans scramble to pass health care legislation before the end of the year.

And two mass shootings occurred over the weekend, one in Sydney, Australia, and another at Brown University in Rhode Island.

We talked to Brown University's student body president later in the show.

But let's start with tariffs.

Donald Trump loves tariffs. He'd take a tariff on a date, and he'd even pay. He loves tariffs so much, then on Tuesday he went on a loving tangent about them at a rally in Pennsylvania.

Remember when I said tariff? My favorite word is tariff.

True, but then I got a lot of heat from the fake news.

Look at all of them back there.

He's also very upset that apparently you don't love tariffs.

You asshole.

In an interview with the Wall Street Journal on Friday,

he told the paper that he didn't know voters would understand that all of his effort on the economy was good and awesome. He said, quote, I've created the greatest economy in history, but it may take people a while to figure all these things out. He went on to say, quote, all this money that's pouring into our country is building things right now. Car plants, AI, lots of

stuff. I cannot tell you how that's going to equate to the voter. All I can do is do my job,

his job, which apparently is making tariffs. But here's my question. If tariffs are so great,

why are there so many exemptions? According to a new analysis from Politico, more than half of U.S. imports are not getting hit

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