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Compared to Trump who lied 214 times in his first 100 days – and 30,573 times during his entire presidency, according to the Washington Post – things are still not bad, but there are some. Serious complications About immigration, the crisis on the Mexican border and taxes. It begs the question of why presidents often lie, from Washington and Jefferson to Johnson, Nixon, Reagan, Bush 1 and Bush 2, and of course Clinton. John and Bernard list the most famous lies.

Hamburger

Of course, Republicans are making progress this time around. They stick with the stolen election theme that 70 percent of Republican voters believe. They came up with a story that was prepared as fitness climate politics Marking the end of the hamburger. This is a good reason why John and Bernard are immersed in the history of this very popular American dish. No, McDonald’s is not the first.

51st State?

Question: Where does John live? Answer: Washington D.C. That ‘DC’ refers to the District of Columbia. This is not a state, and for decades residents and a large number of sympathizers have been campaigning for DC state rights in the past. Then it will become the 51st state. Residents have the right to vote, but there are no representatives in Congress, and that will change. The House of Representatives is in favor, but the Senate is prohibitive, and Not just Republicans, Because – tell the opponents – this can only be done through the backlink of the constitution, the rights bill, the set of all amendments.

Over de America Podcast

The weekly America Podcast is hosted by John Postma of Washington D.C. and Bernard Hummelberg of New York or Amsterdam. The podcast usually comes online on Wednesdays, and you can listen to it through your favorite podcast app or via bnr.nl/amerika.