It's Thursday, June 5th.

I'm Jane Koston, and this is what today, the show that would like one 24-hour period

in which a Trump administration spokesperson, in this case State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce,

doesn't say something low-key terrifying.

The thing that matters when it comes to American policy and what's happening is what

President Trump thinks and says. Well, I guess today is not that day. On today's show, Doge

volunteers become official government employees making lots of official money. Fun. But let's start with the

Senate, the current location of President Donald Trump's big beautiful bill that apparently no one

actually read or seems to like. That's the only conclusion I can come to after hearing numerous

members of Congress, including Republican members of the House of Representatives

who voted for the president's massive spending bill that would kick millions of Americans off their health care,

say they didn't actually read the text of the bill they voted for.

Take Nebraska Republican Representative Mike Flood.

He voted for the big, not very beautiful bill, but he didn't read it,

and missed a part of the bill that would essentially prevent judges from holding litigants who defy court orders and contempt.

Litigants like, say, hypothetically, members of the Trump administration.

And I'm not just saying he didn't read it. He did at a town hall last week.

I am not going to hide the truth.

This provision was unknown to me when I voted for that.

Unknown to you, or you didn't read it?

Well, potato, potato.

And then there was Georgia Republican Representative Marjorie Taylor Green,

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