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I'm number one to another week at the Damage Report, and I'm very excited to say that while we do

have the normal sort of Monday cleanup to go through in terms of the news, obviously the passing

of Senator John McCain, other issues that broke over the weekend. It doesn't look, and I don't,

I don't want to jinx it, but it doesn't look like we've entered into the week with some sort of

massive catastrophe, obviously, there's violence as you'll have in America, and we'll be talking

about that as well. But I saw a little bit of news about NAFTA this morning, and I got a little

bit worried that he had drastically changed our trade policy again. It doesn't look like he did.

Yes. Yeah. Oh no, I mean in terms of some sort of national, like some sort of big thing in DC

that's going to throw into chaos everything, and forget about all the stuff that happened last

week, nothing like that, thankfully. By the way, Brookers here. Hi, I know that you're talking

before. No, that's just that's the way it goes. It's Monday. You're usually here on Monday,

so great to have you here. I am. Obviously lots to talk about, not only the news,

but we at the very close of the show, one thing I'm excited to talk about is that last week,

because one of the biggest weeks of news in terms of scandal for the presidency, and there was so

much speculation over the course of that week as to what long and short-term ramifications will

have for the president. And now we've got some polling data back, and it is fascinating what has

happened, and more perhaps more importantly, what has not happened after that week. We'll also be

joined in the latter half of the show by Rashida Tlaib, a congressional candidate, but it looks

like she's going to be a Congresswoman. It looks like she'll be the first Muslim woman Congresswoman

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