Ben Myselish

Comedy is so back that at this year's White House Correspondents' Dinner, there's no comedian because they don't hurt the hundreds of millions.

That's how much comedy is back.

Oh, and I think CBS is like welcoming, yeah, Pete Hegseth, who goes on TV at five in the morning Pacific time and just to shame the media and call on fake news outlets.

But yeah, keep putting your arm around Pete Hegseth.

Great job, CBS News.

Scott McFarlane, Midas Touch Network D.C.

Bureau Chief, was on Capitol Hill.

Here's the report that he logged.

Let's play it.

Here on Capitol Hill, House Democrats do want to fight some messaging fights.

They are pushing this legislation to set up a commission to help execute the 25th Amendment on Trump, if and when that time comes.

There have been 65 co-sponsors so far who've signed on to it, and could be more.

Yasmin Ansari.

The Democrat from Arizona told me it is worth having this public discussion on the 25th Amendment.

It is warranted, even if it's not really going to happen anytime soon.

25th Amendment, you can press it on social media.

That's why it's important to have reporters like that on the Hill, led by Scott.

I mean, those are the questions that the American people are asking right now, and those are the questions that are not getting nearly enough attention or any attention at all.

I want to give a hat tip to the USA Today for reporting on this, though.

Very important story.