It's Tuesday, April 21st. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day.

The show bidding a less than fond farewell to Labor Secretary Lori Chavez de Riemer,

who will finally be leaving her post.

I'll always remember her for being involved in multiple alleged scandals involving affairs,

steering grants to political favorites, taking her staff to strip clubs, and a husband who was

banned from entering her department's building. What I won't remember is her doing her actual job.

Thank you. On today's show, our fearless leader sows more seeds of confusion regarding the Iran war.

And Virginians head to the polls to weigh in on state redistricting.

I remember when this only happened once a decade. But let's start with the 25th Amendment to the Constitution. President Donald Trump has

never been what I'd call a paragon of mental acuity. I, for one, remember the time he ranted about his

quote, nuclear button back in 2018. But I think we can all agree that whatever he was like during his first term, his second has been worse.

Back in January, he confused Greenland with Iceland.

Now, in April, he's posting about how he wants to destroy civilizations and that the Pope is, quote, weak on crime.

He even admitted that he fell asleep during a meeting to plan the Iran war.

The media and Democrats have been sounding the alarm on Trump's mental health for a decade.

But now, even some of his biggest supporters are wondering,

Is Trump okay?

Here's conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, one of Trump's longest-running allies, speaking during a live stream in April.

With early dementia, it's like a light bulb that's about to go out.

Remember old incandescent ones where they would get brighter and then kind of circle it in and out for a day or so and then be gone.

Sometimes they pop at the end.

So Trump will blaze bright and say something really true and smart and then he'll get dim and then he'll kind of buzz and flash and crackle. And that's why he'll have five, six times a day. I mean, oh, we won. It's over. No, it's going to go on forever. Total destruction. I'll never let him have the straight. Yes, we're giving up the straight. I am not going to hand it to

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