Wouldn't it be nice if we thought the FBI director and transportation secretary were just doing

their jobs for the American people? Well, Sean Duffly just announced on Fox that he is wife and nine

children recorded a reality show over the course of seven months. But don't worry, it was for us.

We all needed to be encouraged to take road trips across America in time for the 250-year

anniversary. Never mind, of course, the fact that Trump has just made that a whole heck of a lot more

expensive. And Cash Patel is evidently administering lie detector tests to determine who exactly

spoke to the Atlantic about the fact that he isn't doing his job very well. In the meantime,

college universities have gotten hacked, 9,000 of them in particular, over the Canvas system.

That's a system students use to communicate with the university and their teachers, and evidently

the hackers have data on 165 million students and are holding that data ransom.

Wouldn't it be nice if we thought the FBI was on the job?

My name is Dina Dahl, and this is the Midas Touch Network.

Let's get into this.

Let's first talk about Sean Duffy.

And just as a side note, this idea that Trump approved

Kristy Nome's million, hundreds millions of dollar ad to promote the border, maybe

becomes a lot more believable because here Sean Duffy films this reality show and

order again to highlight the American people. In fact, it's a Department

of Transportation Government Initiative. They are very careful in pointing out, however, that the

trip and the filming and the recording was privately funded. What makes me feel less good about that,

however, are the sponsors.

Sponsor includes Boeing.

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