It's Monday, May 12th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is what a day. The show that thinks President

Donald Trump accepting a luxury plane from the Katari royal family to serve as the new Air Force one

is very normal and cool and not corrupt and definitely doesn't make me think of the Trojan horse,

which definitely ended totally fine for the city of Troy.

On today's show, White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller says

the Trump administration is thinking about putting a major constitutional right on pause

because that's definitely how rights are supposed to work.

And the White House projects confidence after a weekend of

trade talks with China. But let's start today with you. Yes, you. It's 2025. And if you were

born in or after 1981, making you a millennial, or 1997 making you Gen Z, there's a good

chance that you are qualified and prepared to manage other people,

or run for political office. Yes, even you, the person who shares, I'm just a baby memes.

Now, maybe you have been thinking about running for office. You see everything that's going on right

now and you're thinking, I want to make this better. And sure,

you might not be thinking about running for the House or Senate because big races can be very

expensive. And besides, spending lots of time in the same vicinity as, say, Georgia Republican

Representative Marjorie Taylor Green sounds like a punishment for a crime you never committed.

But city council, school board, state legislature, the positions that to me

matter most if you want to make real change for everyday people. But even if you don't want to run for

office, no matter where you work or what industry you work in, whether you're newly elected to the

state senate or leading a team at work, you might have had a sudden realization.

You have absolutely no idea what you're doing, or how to do it, or how to look like you know what you're doing. I get it. You want to be a good leader, but you don't want to be an asshole

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