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1:05:53Now PlayingThe President of the United States fell asleep twice this week, called his own friend fat on camera, posted a chart proving he's the greatest president in American history, and floated renaming the Strait of Hormuz the "Trump Strait" — then insisted he was joking, which is what he always says when the room doesn't laugh. Maya May and Rick Wilson walk you through a week in which the Commander in Chief of a live shooting war could not stay conscious through a photo op, the Secretary of the Army quit rather than spend one more day working for Pete Hegseth, and Thom Tillis went on television and called the Secretary of War a selfish leader — out loud, on the record, as a Republican. Thomas Massie stood on the House floor and read Epstein names into the Congressional Record while the White House hawked a $1 gold coin and a gold telephone. JD Vance went on an evangelical podcast and announced he's at peace with the end times, then called the 25th anniversary of 9/11 a "celebration." Ed Markey buried Seth Moulton, Elon is quietly buying primaries by the pound, Trump is promising to campaign in 35 states nobody invited him to, the United States just locked up 17 Venezuelan oil fields for the next quarter century, RFK Jr. and Dr. Oz are elbowing each other for the seat closest to Daddy, Eric got a new passport, and Milo Yiannopoulos — freshly deported to Britain — is suddenly "very ashamed" of supporting Trump. Plus a goodbye to Gloria Steinem, dead at 92, who spent six decades fighting precisely this. Press play. Pour something strong. ☠️🥇📉
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