34 days from today, at the noon hour, Donald Trump will raise his right hand and swear the 35-word

presidential oath, the only one that is written into the U.S. Constitution.

This is the warning.

And so it was that 35 days from that moment, the president-elect faced the press.

We need a great media, we need a fair media.

We need, it's very important, and we need borders, we need walls, but we need borders,

and we need fair elections.

What is it that you see?

What I see is the ringmaster and a circus. I see something deeply

performative, not even superficially inquisitive. Let's watch this question.

Thanks, President Trump. What about the polio vaccine?

Well, I'm a big believer in it. And I think everything should be looked at, but I'm a big believer in the polio vaccine, the SOC vaccine.

Do you think schools should mandate vaccines? Do you think schools should mandate vaccines?

I don't like mandates. I'm not a big mandate person.

The truth of the matter is, Donald Trump has no idea what she's asking him. None.

It might as well be a question about the traffic on a corner in Belarus.

It is incomprehensible to him because he is a billionaire who sent his children to private school,

and he's the president-elect of the United States, not the local

school board where these decisions are made. At any level, that's not where Donald Trump,

of course, is coming from. He's asked a question about vaccines, and the truth is he's indifferent.

And his indifference is shown by the fact that the man he nominated to run

the country's public health agencies is a conspiracy theorist who is as unfit as the people he

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