Anne-Marie Baldonado

This week on the NPR Politics Podcast, an extraordinary week for presidential power.

The Trump DOJ created a billion-dollar fund for victims of, quote, government weaponization.

And in key primaries, the president successfully ousted incumbents that he views as disloyal.

We're covering it all and what it means for November's midterms on the NPR Politics Podcast.

Listen on the NPR app or wherever you get your podcasts.

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And it adds up and people watch us on YouTube now and people have a lot of different options and yet they still, they keep coming to us.

And I will tell you, when I got knocked off the air for a few days, people, people, people canceled, people canceled Disney+.

The new Apple TV series, Margo's Got Money Troubles, is about Margo, a bright college freshman who ill-advisedly has an affair with her English professor.

She ends up getting pregnant and decides to have and keep the baby.

Margot herself was raised by a single mom.

Her dad, Jinx, played by Nick Offerman, was a popular professional wrestler when she was born and has been pretty absent from her life.

Now, his career is in the past, and his injuries have caused him chronic pain.

He turns to painkillers, then heroin, and then rehab.

He's there when he hears about Margot and decides to come back into her life after years of being away.