Welcome, everybody.

You know, if you were wondering what a second Trump administration might look like, who'd

be in charge, what kind of decisions they would make.

We now have a pretty clear picture.

And it looks sort of like a group project gone very, very wrong. Remember

in school when you'd be assigned, maybe, maybe this is just my experience. Remember in school

when you'd be assigned to a group project? And there was like one person in the group who didn't

carry their weight. And it was either allow everybody to fail or just kind of

like do their work for them.

Well, what happens when every person in the group is the drag down that can't do anything

right?

Well, that's what we are seeing with Donald Trump's cabinet.

I'm going to kind of give you a little bit of an overview of the cabinet fiascos of this week alone. And what we were quickly thinking as we put

this clip together was there's not a single adult voice in the room, even like the national

security advisor Mike Waltz, okay, not someone we agree with

politically, but maybe somewhat more competent.

And then we've now got the signal chat fiasco.

So it's bad all the way down.

Let's start with Donald Trump introducing his secretary of health and human services, Robert

F. Kennedy, Jr. as the guy who is going to be in charge of health

aspects of the educational process.

Now, if you're saying, David, what does that mean?

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