It's Wednesday, January 22nd. I'm Jane Koston, and this is Wadaday, the show welcoming you to the third day of Trump's second term, where everything's made up and the felonies don't matter.

On today's show, more fallout from Trump's decision to pardon almost all of the January 6th insurrectionists and commute the sentences of the rest.

And New York Congresswoman Elise Tophonic gets her chance to overwhelm senators with vague platitudes during her confirmation hearing.

It's a flood out there when it comes to news.

There are any number of terrible things that have

happened within the last 48 hours that we could lead the show with today. That is, unfortunately,

kind of President Donald Trump's way of doing business. Flood the zone with shit, as they say.

But today, we're going to focus on the many executive orders Trump signed Monday night to restrict

immigration, including an order to end

birthright citizenship in the U.S. We're the only country in the world that does this with

birthright, as you know, and it's just absolutely ridiculous, but, you know, we'll see.

We think we have very good growth. People have wanted to do this for decades.

Just as a quick fact check, other countries do have birthright citizenship, including both Canada

and Mexico.

But here's my question.

What's actually in the order?

Well, Trump wants to deny birthright citizenship to the future children of undocumented

immigrants, as well as future children of undocumented immigrants,

as well as the children of those who are here legally, but with only temporary status.

And he wants to do that by just waving a wand and reinterpreting the 14th Amendment,

the part of the Constitution where the century-old right lives.

The administration is already facing lawsuits for more than 20 states

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