Welcome to Podsave America. I'm John Favreau. I'm John Loveett. I'm Tommy Vittor.

On the pod today, we have an interview with Seth Meyers of the Lacho, who we take this

on Thursday. And you know, so we know actually pretty well. At the time we didn't even know

if we'd still be here today. We were worried about a Trump administration man, I got

an eye on our face. Everything turned out fine. So far so good. He became president, changed.

So we will have that interview later. Thank you again to everyone for listening. Please

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Tommy Vittor. Mostly, most of your snapshots are Tommy filming me when I'm late in the car.

It's great. So I think it's great content. How do we feel this morning? Let's start there.

I'll say if I would never have imagined that the Monday after Trump's inauguration, I actually

felt pretty good. But thanks to the women's march, I feel pretty good. I feel great. Tom,

I don't feel good. And I don't think anyone should feel good. I mean, I feel I feel good

about better than I thought. I'm a killer. I feel confident that he is going to continue

to turn off people and drive down his own approval rating. I feel very scared that someone

this thin skinned is already this petty and thin skinned on day one. I don't know if you

want to jump right into the events of the weekend. We're still on feelings, Tommy. I think

we should all be a little nervous that he's overreacting like a child. I guess I should

say, right, I feel better. Right. Better than I thought I did. I am still quite angry

all the time. Oh, angry and terrified for sure. I just think that the seeds of the opposition

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