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We all have our reasons. If you know you VRBO terms apply. See vrbo.com trust for details. Welcome to Love it or Leave It. Live from Hollywood, I'm Jon Levitt and we're here at our brand new studio. I did freak out and buy a bunch of vintage furniture for the set on Sunday because comedy is about the color of the chairs and I want to thank you all for being our very first official live audience here in the new space. We consider the previous eight years to be practice just getting the reps in. Joining me tonight are my guests, the hilarious Ron Funches, the incredible Anna Konkle. They're going to help me evaluate history's greatest minds, tell some eggy truths and of course question it all with second thoughts. But first, let's get into it. What a week since we last spoke, a gunman tried to charge into the ballroom of the Washington Hilton, where the White House Correspondent center was being held in a failed attempt to to assassinate President Trump and other top officials. But other than that, Mrs. Trump, how was the mentalist? Almost immediately, Republicans coalesced around one response to this political. We must build the ballroom. It's like how Ronald Reagan used his assassination attempt at the Washington Hilton to garner political support for Nancy Reagan's White House sex dungeon. It's called Just say yes. And speaking of just say yes, House Speaker Mike Johnson immediately embraced the talking point. The ballroom will be a solution for this and it'll have 7 inch thick glass, for example, on the windows. So it'll be a very safe environment to do events like this. We need a place. We have needed a place like that and the President keeps pointing it out. Nothing makes Mike Johnson feel safer than 7 thick inches. Any more than that, it's overkill. Any less than that, it's like there's nothing in there. Speaking of wanting it in there, Senator Lindsey Graham also unveiled his plan to spend $400 million of taxpayer money to build this ballroom. Disgusting. For $400 million, we could provide health care for an entire city, or more likely, buy Israel one. Sorry. Sorry. To get political. The Justice Department also asked a judge to allow construction on the ballroom to resume, claiming in a legal document that the ballroom should proceed. Because Trump is, quote, a highly successful real estate developer who has abilities that others don't. Still doesn't make it his house. You're a renter. It's our house. If Frank Lloyd Wright was your tenant and he knocked down your house and you're like, what the fuck? Frank Lloyd Wright? And he's like, no, it's fine. I'm going to rebuild it, but this time it'll be dangling over a river. You'd be pissed. More like Frank Lloyd Wrong. Meanwhile, there's a stalemate with Iran. Gas is $5 a gallon. Bravo can contain the summer house leak, but the President is completely consumed with interior decorating. Mr. President, in light of today's Supreme Court ruling on the Voting Rights act, do you want Republican states in the south to look at redrawing congressional districts before the midterms?
