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And on Monday night, Donald Trump shared over 150 brain rot posts on truth social.

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The majority reports Sam Cedar stops by to talk about Donald Trump's North Korean-style press conference.

Then we'll talk to the New York Times' own Ryan Matt about David Sacks and his double-dealing in the Trump White House.

But first, the news.

Molly, the Republicans are in disarray, Elise Stefonic, whose aspirations are very large,

about as large as her mouth when she's saying really racist and Islamistphobic things.

I was very, very mad at the speaker today. How are you feeling about this?

It's been a tough road for

Alis DeFonic. And I don't hate it. You'll remember that last week, Democratic mayor elect,

Zora Ann Mammany, went to the White House and Donald Trump threw Elise DeFonik right under the

bus saying that she had called him a jihadist because that's what you do in a

campaign and not because she's legitimately racist, which I guess is better. I don't know. Anyway,

Elise Debonic, she's posting through it and she's posting through it against the Speaker of the

House, Mike Johnson, a lawyer who has known best for holding the phone when Donald

Trump does a tell a rally. I don't know what's going to happen here. Look, he's got a very small

majority. He is trying to do everything he can to keep control of the House. You know, you really see how

having Donald Trump pick leadership and control of the house. You know, you really see how having Donald Trump

pick leadership and just picking the people who will suck up to him the best is really not

working out so great. And so here we have it. Chip Roy argued that Congress should fully

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