David, are you acquainted with Greg Palast?

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That city and the owners are absolute whores.

Coach Evason with the mic. Ouch. I won't even paraphrase that.

The last Saturday of the month is the hardest. I imagine Friday's no walk in the park. Good luck.

My signed copy of "Teenager of the Year" hangs on the wall.

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Marked safe for listening to "Christmas In Hollis."

I really thought the line would've been this side of child r_ _e.

CABINET-LEVEL POSITIONS:

Chief of Staff: Susie Wiles

U.S. Trade Representative: Jamieson Greer

EPA: Lee Zeldin

Dir. of National Intelligence: Tulsi Gabbard

Dir. of the Central Intelligence Agency: John Ratcliffe

Office of Management & Budget: Russ Vought

Small Business Admin: Kelly Loeffler

Interior: Doug Burgum, ND

Justice: Pam Bondi, FL

Labor: Lori Chavez-DeRemer, CA

State: Marco Rubio, FL

Transportation: Sean Duffy, WI

Treasury: Scott Bessent, SC

Veterans Affairs: Doug Collins, GA

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Agriculture: Brooke Rollins, TX

Commerce: Howard Lutnick, NY

Defense/War: Pete Hegseth, TN

Education: Linda McMahon, CT

Energy: Chris Wright, CO

Health & Human Services: Robert Kennedy Jr., NY

Homeland Security: Kristi Noem, SD

Housing & Urban Development: Scott Turner, TX

Here are the 15 department heads and their home states. Cabinet-level officials will follow.

45's cabinet were idiots and criminals. Every cabinet appointment was replaced at least once.

These are loyalists. Many hold multiple positions. All are financially or electorally strategic.

The VP again becomes Acting President. A 48-hour clock starts to convene Congress. A vote to remove must happen within 21 days or the President resumes power. A super-majority vote is required in both the House (290) and Senate (67) for the Acting President to become President. No vote, no removal.

The President has 4 days to contest and immediately resumes the Office. The first step must repeat: VP and a majority of the department heads deliver a letter to the same two people in Congress: House Speaker Mike Johnson, and Senate President pro tempore, Chuck Grassley.