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Trump tweeted in the last week or so that he had actually won the popular vote if you deduct

the millions who voted illegally. Do you believe that? I don't know. I'm not really focused on

these things. Wait a minute. Wait a minute. You have an opinion on whether millions of Americans

voted illegal. I have no way of backing that up. I have no knowledge of such things. You don't

believe that. I don't, it doesn't matter to me. He won the election. Why isn't it enough for him

that he won the electoral college? Why does he have to make up information that he also won

the popular vote which he lost? There's no such thing unfortunately more of fact.

There are no objective facts. I mean that is that is an absolutely outrageous assertion. Of course

there are facts. Is that really presidential behavior? Please the president elect. So that's

that's presidential behavior, yes.

Hello and welcome to Trumpcast. The show about the man who finds Saturday night live

totally unwatchable every week when he watches it. Donald Trump. I'm Jacob Boyzburg.

So Trump has picked his secretary of housing and urban development. It's Ben Carson who opposes

public housing and other programs that he says encourage dependency and our examples of social

engineering. This isn't so much a fox guarding the henhouse as it is a bunny rabbit running a

bureaucracy. It's a fish with a bicycle. Carson is a pediatric neurosurgeon with a self-help

message. He doesn't know the first thing about housing policy or how to manage a $47 billion

dollar public sector enterprise. What happens when you put somebody who doesn't support HUD or

understand HUD in charge of HUD? Well, we have a pretty good guess because it happened once before.

In 1981, Ronald Reagan, who didn't believe in public housing, appointed a lawyer named Sam

Pierce to run HUD. Silent Sam Pierce was the only African-American member of Reagan's cabinet.

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