The Josh Lafazan Show - Episode 8

Today's top stories in US news, politics, government, and world affairs: 

As President Donald Trump continues to roll out new hires for his administration as he returns to The White House, there are concerns from both Republicans and Democrats in Congress that many of his appointments will not be able to garner 50 votes at a confirmation hearing. There have only been nine Cabinet level nominations to be blocked by the Senate in United States history, with the most recent one taking place nearly 35 years ago. Will any of Trump's picks - including RFK, Tulsi Gabbard, and Pete Hegseth - be next? 

Many in the Democratic Party are concerned about new projections of what the 2032 Electoral College map will look like. It's being reported that blue states like California, New York, and Illinois will lose electoral votes, while red states included Texas, Florida, and Tennessee will gain votes. Will this new map make it even harder for a Democrat to win the White House? 

President Trump continues to make news while hinting at the possibility of running for a third term next election The 22nd Amendment is clear that no President shall serve more than 2 terms - but how serious is he about working with Republicans in Congress to change the amendment and run again in 2028?