President Trump gives his first State of the Union speech. Need we have any more of an introduction. 

Donald Trump allegedly says, "Why are we letting all these people come here from these sh*thole counties," when discussing Haiti, El Salvador, and Africa.

Need we say more?

Plus, Conservatives slam Mia Love. Whats up with that?

Jake Tapper and Oprah found themselves amongst each other at the top of the news cycle this week. Jake upruptly ended his interview with Trump Advisor Stephen Miller, saying "he was wasting his viewers time," and Oprah spoke to the Hollywood hills that have the entertainment elites gushing about a Presidential run.

As is usually the case the reaction to each is overblown. We will explain why.

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Link to article on Michael Wolff

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/politics/7-claims-that-have-been-disputed-in-michael-wolffs-bombshell-book-on-trump-so-far/ss-BBI8smk?ocid=ientp#image=1

The Trump money train has truly begun this week with the publication of the new book, Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House. The book has the President in attack mode, and Wolff is already counting the cash he's going to get.

But is the book to be believed? Or is it a liberal version of an Ed Klein Clinton attack book? We'll get into it.

Plus, the dumbest thing CNN has done in months. 

2018 is here. The start of a new year brings a new election season and Democrats are salivating at the mouth to take the House. And they have reason to feel good. History does not favor the party in control of all three branches of government.

So what can President Trump do to extend his agenda and mitigate any mid-term election losses?

Hint: Its not anything Paul Ryan wants to do.

The Tax Reform Bill is passed. The Republicans have won. Or have they? There was no Democrat votes for it. The public polls are negative. A mid-term election looms in the future. Doesn't this all sound so 2010 and Obamacare?

In this episode we open the history books and go over the differences between the two laws that have so much in common on the service. Will 2018 be the flip side of the 2010 Democrat shell-lacking, and will tax reform be to blame?

We are on the eve of President Trumps first legislative accomplishment, Tax reform. But is it a law for the rich only? Critics and news anchors like Shepard Smith assert that it is. Here is the truth. 

Robert Mueller handed down indictments today in the Russia Collusion probe. The Left are giddy. Conservatives are fuming. But one group is steadily lying, obfuscating, and misleading everyone. We tell you whom in this episode. 

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos turned her intention to rescind Obama-era Title IX guidance into action on Friday, leading advocates of college sexual assault survivors to worry that it could unfairly shield those accused of sexual misconduct.

But those advocates are not telling the whole truth. In this episode I delve into the details of the Obama directive and explain what it actually allowed the accuser to do...and keep the accused from doing.

Education Secretary Betsy DeVos turned her intention to rescind Obama-era Title IX guidance into action on Friday, by reversing the policy of lowering the standards of proof for sexual assault. A policy that blacks in general and the NAACP and Urban League specifically have supported.

But that support is for a policy that endangers young black men in college, and it took a white President and a white Sec. of Education to protect black men from unfair treatment on college campuses.

This QuickByte is for those two organizations. It's a message to their leadership.