From the newsroom of the Washington Post.

Hi, this is Vanessa Williams from the Washington Post.

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Hi, this is Dan Zagff.

This is Post Reports.

I'm Caroline Kitchener.

It's Friday, February 7.

Today, what the acquittal means for the presidency?

And why do the Oscars still have gendered categories?

So since the president was acquitted, what have we been hearing from him?

You know, he is a president entirely unshackled and unleashed.

Phil Rucker is the White House bureau chief for the post.

We've all been through a lot together, and we probably deserve that hand for all of us

because it's been a very unfair situation.

I invited him.

He held forth in the eastroom of the White House, which is one of the most regal settings

of American power in our history and unleashed what amounted to a festivist of grievances.

Had I not fired James Comey, who was a disaster, by the way, it's possible I wouldn't need

me standing here right now.

We caught him in the act.

He attacked Nancy Pelosi and suggested Nancy Pelosi is a horrible person.

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