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And a federal judge has halted Trump's $400 million white house ballroom construction.

We have such a great show for you today. The Good

Liars, Jason Salveg, stops by to talk about President Trump attending the Supreme Court

deliberations on birthright citizenship. Then we'll talk to Wired's Caroline Haskins about her

blockbuster reporting that the IRS is enlisting Palantir to help with

audits. But first, the news. So, Molly, yesterday we were discussing with Charlie Sykes that what

Trump says about the Iran War is usually the opposite of what our actions are. And here we have

reporting from Axios that Trump's mixed messages are

perplexing his team. Yeah, it's called 35,000 dimension chess. So many incredibly stupid things

happened yesterday. But basically, this Axios reporting is like, well, Donald Trump keeps

people guessing by saying different things at every moment, which, yes, he does, but it's only because he also doesn't know what he wants to do or what he thinks.

And so we found ourselves in this situation where Trump is offering a lot of different answers because he doesn't have an

answer. He doesn't know what to do. He's sort of backed himself into a corner. And the question is now,

can he get himself out? And I am not convinced, you know, that this thing doesn't, that he hasn't

just completely lost control of the ship at this moment. Yeah. I think we'll really be seeing this in the coming days, as they say,

this is really the pressing moment.

Here's a quote that his sycophants are so bought into the Trump project,

that we have Lindsey Graham.

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