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Good morning everyone. The biggest... It's the Brian Lera Show on WNYC.

Good morning everyone.

The biggest political spectacle in Washington

so far today was George Santos' 8 a.m. speech

reaffirming that he will not resign, despite all the fraud he's been charged

with criminally, much made up about his biography that he's admitted to, and the related findings

of the House Ethics Committee.

Enough said about the Republican Congressman from Queens and Long Island

that a new book about him is called The Fabulous.

The House will vote today or tomorrow, as I understand it, on whether to expel Santos from office

and force a special election in his district that maybe dozens of Democrats and Republicans

might enter.

That's high stakes with the slim Republican majority in the House.

At last report, Speaker Mike Johnson has not decided how he'll vote on Santos

saying he has, real reservations about expulsion.

And of course Santos isn't the only or the biggest Republican fabulous the country has to worry about.

That distinction, I think, would still go to Donald Trump, who still claims he won the

2020 election by a lot, and is still successfully pranking most of Republican America to go along

with him on that on a ride toward a possible end to American democracy as we

know it. Much higher stakes than say Santos' claim that he was a volleyball star at

Peru College which he did not attend. Recent reports have Trump's former UN

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