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Has Sabrina Carpenter's SPICY New Album Cover Gone Too Far?

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The White House has posted a DJT edit to Usher's song "Daddy's Home," reminding us how this administration has mastered one of the most vital parts of any successful party: fun.

Also, Sabrina Carpenter's new album "Man's Best Friend" has been announced with a controversial cover image, and Michael explains why, despite her saucy imagery, he is still a Sabrina Carpenter stan.

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