Happy Memorial Day weekend to everyone at home. Thanks for being here with us. We're going to be here for two hours tonight. We have a lot to get through, lots of news to go through. So strap in, I guess, if you're sitting on your couch, catching up on the news. First, I want to take a moment, though, to talk about a bit about something important. And that's something hopefully you're all experiencing right now, personal time.

Hopefully this holiday weekend you're able to take some of your own personal time to reflect

or be with family or friends or barbecuing or going to the pool or whatever you may be doing.

If you have kids like me, personal time is very hard to come by.

I certainly cherish it. However, there is at least one person who is

generally not afforded the privilege of personal time. And that person is the President of the

United States, no matter who they are. And before you feel bad for any moment, this is what

presidents sign up for, all of them. There are no on or off buttons for national crises or

the all-encompassing responsibility of the presidency, and there are also importantly no on or

off buttons for when you need to follow the law. But for some reason, the Trump administration

thinks there's an off button, especially when it comes to President Trump's money-making

after-hour side hustles.

I mean, yesterday when NBC News correspondent Garrett Haik asked to see a list of those invited

to Trump's very private crypto dinner, where he honored the top 220 investors who funneled

money into his family's meme coin, White House Press Secretary Caroline

Levitt said that no disclosure was necessary, none at all, because President Trump was, quote,

attending in his personal time. Really? So then why is there reporting today that the official

presidential seal was used at this very personal timey event.

If this dinner, which has already raised questions about potential room for bribery,

was really held on Trump's personal time and not the taxpayers' dime,

why put on display the literal symbol of the public office Trump holds?

You can see it right there in the screen.

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