Tamara Keith

And this is also the case with Congress, where he has threatened to primary Republicans who don't do what he wants to.

But at this moment, both with trying to build this coalition of the willing that turns out to be unwilling to open up the Strait of Hormuz, and also with Congress, for instance, with the Save America Act, it just doesn't seem to be working in the way it has in the past.

Well, especially when some of those people are from the other party.

All right, well, we are going to take one more quick break, and then it's time for Can't Let It Go.

And we're back.

And it's time for Can't Let It Go, the part of the pod where we talk about the things from the week that we just can't stop thinking about, politics or otherwise.

The thing I can't let go of is Cesar Chavez.

This week, the New York Times came out with an absolutely amazing

stunning and devastating investigation that they worked on for five years, revealing that the leader of the United Farm Workers Union, who has streets and schools and holidays named after him, that he was very credibly accused of sexual assault.

In multiple cases and including allegedly assaulting one of the co-leaders of that farmworker movement.

Right.

Franco, what can't you let go of?

Yes, please.

And Rubio's shoes clearly do not fit.

And yet he has to wear them because Trump expects to see them.

Yeah, but then the president would notice.

How would he know?

He wouldn't know.

Oh, no.

I think President Trump notices these things.