Monday, March 31: Sara Gilbert

03/31/25 • 43 min

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The co-hosts weigh in on the president claiming there are constitutional loopholes that would allow him to run for a third term in office and comedian Amber Ruffin being removed from the lineup at this year's White House Correspondents' Dinner.

Sara Gilbert looks back on growing up as a member of one of TV's most iconic families and tells us about saying goodbye on the final season of "The Conners."

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Sara Gilbert looks back on growing up as a member of one of TV's most iconic families and tells us about saying goodbye on the final season of "The Conners."

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