Amy McGrath

You know, and that also, as you mentioned earlier, they're sort of trying to solve a problem that's really not a problem.

Okay.

I mean, since the 1980s, I think we've had less than 100 cases of voter fraud in this country.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Well, I want to get your quick take on a few things as we wrap up here.

This past week, a judge said that the Trump administration has to restore panels that are historical acknowledgments of our American history, history of slavery at national parks.

Mm-hmm.

And this happened on President's Day.

The judge ruled that the Trump administration would have to restore immediately 34,000 slavery-related exhibit panels to include videos.

And, you know, the

the judge in this case compared the Trump administration's removal of these things as something out of George Orwell's famous novel, 1984.

So I'm glad that this has been restored.

Yeah, well, unfortunately, this administration doesn't always comply with what the judges rule.

Well, this week, President Trump announced that he was erasing the scientific finding that climate change endangers human health and the environment.

So he's ending the federal government's legal authority to control pollution.

This seems bad.

Yes.

It's not good for humanity.

We will have less safe air.