Doge is not dismantling social security.

And even with reconciliation, we are not allowed to touch Social Security.

The work that I have specifically been doing, I am on the Judiciary Committee and the Natural

Resources Committee.

It's so bizarre to me how obsessed you are with federal government.

But here's the thing.

Wow, Republican Congresswoman Harriet Higman of Wyoming,

facing an angry crowd last night at her town hall.

It continues the trend of contentious meetings with constituents for Republican lawmakers.

We're going to have more from that meeting, as well as look at the fired up crowd last night for a Democrat in New York.

Plus, we have the latest on President Trump's efforts to shut down the Department of Education.

He's set to sign an executive order today, but can he actually eliminate the department without an act of Congress?

We'll go through that. Also ahead, an update on the legal back and forth between the Department of Justice and the judge,

questioning the administration about its deportation flights to El Salvador.

Attorney General Pam Bondi is trying to have it both ways, claiming they will comply and fight with the courts and continue with everything.

We'll go through what we know about the president's call with Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, which follows his conversation with Vladimir Putin on Tuesday.

A lot going on on this Tuesday morning. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to morning, Joe. It's March 20th.

Everyone doing okay? We're all here. Okay, you made it. Just walked in like two seconds ago.

I did, but you were talking. I get, I've been here since.

When were no, you've been here?

No, you're 45.

I was going to say, 1946.

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