It's Wednesday, February 19th.
I'm Jane Coastin, and this is what a day.
The show that is proud of its 100% success rate
in never firing the people who control our nuclear weapons
and the people trying to stop bird flu and thus never having to go rehire them.
On today's show,
White House officials deny Elon Musk's involvement in the Department of Government Efficiency.
Note he's not the leader, he's an advisor now.
And President Donald Trump signs another batch of executive orders.
But let's start with journalism and more importantly,
attacks on journalism and journalists from the Trump administration.
President Donald Trump has a problem with journalists,
particularly journalists who do things he doesn't like or say things he doesn't approve of.
Take the Associated Press.
When Trump unilaterally decided that he was renaming the Gulf of Mexico the Gulf of America,
the Associated Press didn't fall in line because,
as the AP pointed out, the Gulf has held that name for more than 400 years.
And other countries and international bodies don't recognize the Gulf of America name.
Which matters because the AP is an international news outlet.
And Trump, as he tends to do,