Sam Seder
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Trump Bans CDC From Using Certain Words In Their Documents
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December 19, 2017
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4:40Now PlayingMajority Report Contributor Michael Brooks is hosting the show for Sam Seder today. In this clip, we review a banned list of words the CDC is apparently not allowed to use.
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---It's easy -- and obvious -- to focus on the high-profile ways in which Donald Trump is remaking American government and, by extension, American culture: His appointment of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, his tax cut plan, his tweeting -- to name three.
And, those things clearly matter. Gorsuch will be on the nation's highest court for life. The tax plan, which Republicans are expected to pass through both chambers of Congress this week, will fundamentally alter the nation's tax structure. Trump's tweeting -- and retweeting -- is changing the way in which a president interacts with the country and the words and images he uses to do it.
But, we know about all of those changes because they are right in front of our faces. What we know far less about -- but are no less important in the structural reshaping of the federal bureaucracy and the populace more broadly -- is how Trumpism is being felt in the myriad federal agencies that are simply not on the national radar.---
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