Mr. Secretary, it seems like you have an issue admitting facts.

You can't say that the president lost the 2020 election, just like you won't admit President Trump is losing this reckless war of choice, and just like you couldn't admit that the shoes the president bought you were too big. We're talking about shoes. Are you guys kidding me? I mean, is this the Foreign Affairs Committee or is this like a circus? What is this? She's hoping to get some quip in that could get

clipped, maybe go viral because they think that's all that matters. Unfortunately, he just

destroyed her. It's all for the gram. And it's all for these brain dead people. As someone who's

supposed to represent your constituents and concerns, and you now have the opportunity to speak

to America's

chief diplomat. And you're talking about shoes. Yeah. Get out of that office. Go find another job.

Breaking news. Everything we were just talking about, about Graham Platner, there is a brand new story

from the New York Times. In extensive conversations over the past two months, three other women who had been romantically involved with Mr. Platner offered a far more complicated assessment describing volatile and toxic relationships that were unsettling and at times emotionally retching. Okay, it goes on.

Let me just tell you, in at least one case, even physically threatening.

Fox News recently reported that the 340B federal health care program designed to provide

discounted drugs to low-income patients at

hospitals is facing, quote, allegations of widespread health care fraud and abuse. According to reports,

the program has morphed into a windfall for hospitals and outpatient clinics, leaving behind those

who can least afford it. A federal judge recently blocked a state law that sought to

exploit the 340B program to transfer hundreds of millions of dollars from drug makers to

hospitals and pharmacies, noting that the program is, quote, being abused to provide a windfall for

hospitals. The Wall Street Journal editorial board weighed in,

calling abuse of 340B grifted its worst and a scam on taxpayers. According to reporting from

Fox News, the 340B program cost taxpayers billions, noting that the 340B program, quote,

raises the cost of other major health programs like Medicare and Medicaid,

which lost a combined $20 billion last year due to lost rebates in this program.

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