Hi, this is Catherine from Berkeley, California, and I'm currently preparing for bed.

Because this year, I am resolving to sleep eight hours a night, every single night.

This podcast was recorded at...

So luxurious. The time is 209 PM Eastern Time on Wednesday, January 12th.

Things may have changed by the time you hear this, but hopefully, I'll wake up while arrested.

Here's the show.

Oh, sounds great.

Oh, man. I really wish I could get eight hours of sleep every night.

I resolve every night to go to bed early, yeah.

I used to be very, very religious about getting exactly eight hours, and even in high school,

I was like, in bed at 1030, and if my mom wanted to ask me questions, I'm sorry, every

was sleep.

Pass my bed to her.

Well, hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast. I must be happy that I cover the White House.

I'm Domenico Montenora, Senior Political Editor and Correspondent,

and I'm Mara Liesen, National Political Correspondent.

And yesterday, our NPR colleague Steve Inskip spoke with former president, Donald Trump.

And in that interview, Trump made it clear that he is not moving on from the 2020 election.

He's been maintaining his false and debunked claims that the election was stolen from him.

This comes as some members of the Republican Party, though, do desperately want to move on.

Most, though, have fallen in line with Trump's big lie.

So we are going to unpack what the former president said on NPR's air,

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