[INST] What is the author's opinion of the Maury Show and similar television programs?[/INST] The author considers the Maury Show and shows like it to be among the trashiest on television, comparing them to the likes of Jerry Springer. [INST] What did the Maury Show post on Facebook that the author found particularly offensive?[/INST] The Maury Show posted an image of a young woman who resembled Ted Cruz with a vile and disgusting caption, mocking her appearance. [INST] What was the nature of the episode on the Maury Show that featured the young woman?[/INST] The episode involved determining the paternity of the young woman's child. [INST] How did the Maury Show's Facebook page caption the image of the young woman who resembled Ted Cruz?[/INST] The caption on the image from the Maury Show's Facebook page read, "The Lie Detector Test determined... that was a LIE! Ted Cruz is just NOT that SEXY!" [INST] Why did the author find the Maury Show's actions in this case despicable?[/INST] The author found it despicable because the show publicly mocked the appearance of a young woman who couldn't control her resemblance to Ted Cruz, shaming her on social media. [INST] What does the author think of the people who watch the Maury Show?[/INST] The author criticizes the audience of the show, referring to them as "bottom-feeders" who are likely uneducated and unable to understand why such actions are wrong. [INST] What does the author suggest the Maury Show should do to rectify the situation?[/INST] The author suggests that the Maury Show owes the young woman a very public apology for their offensive Facebook post. [INST] What does the author think about the Maury Show's decision to publicly mock the young woman?[/INST] The author believes that the Maury Show went too far with this action, showing that there are no ethical boundaries they won't cross. [INST] What are the author's sentiments towards the Maury Show and its associated individuals regarding this incident?[/INST] The author expresses strong disapproval and shame toward the Maury Show and everyone involved with the offensive Facebook post. [INST] How does the author view the Maury Show's actions as a reflection of their true character?[/INST] The author sees the actions of the Maury Show, particularly in this case, as revealing their true colors and a lack of moral integrity. [INST] What did President Trump do to help release one of the UCLA players arrested in China?[/INST] President Trump assisted in getting one of the UCLA players released from Chinese custody. [INST] How did the player's father, LaVar Ball, respond to President Trump's help?[/INST] LaVar Ball did not show proper gratitude to President Trump for his assistance. [INST] How did President Trump react to LaVar Ball's response?[/INST] President Trump expressed his displeasure on Twitter, suggesting he should have left the players in jail. [INST] How did Fox News respond to President Trump's tweet?[/INST] Fox News turned President Trump's tweet into a meme portraying him as a strong leader and the UCLA basketball players as weak. [INST] What did Fox News ask in response to the meme they created?[/INST] Fox News asked people whether they agreed with President Trump's statement about leaving the players in jail. [INST] How did people on Twitter generally respond to Fox News' question?[/INST] Many people on Twitter disagreed with President Trump's statement and criticized his behavior. [INST] What did some individuals on Twitter say about President Trump's need for adoration?[/INST] Some individuals on Twitter suggested that President Trump's need for adoration is a sign of insecurity. [INST] Why did some people find it problematic that President Trump expected gratitude for his help?[/INST] Some people found it problematic because they believe helping Americans should be part of the job, and it shouldn't require excessive gratitude. [INST] How did some people on Twitter describe President Trump's behavior?[/INST] Some people on Twitter described President Trump's behavior as childish, self-centered, and embarrassing. [INST] What did one Twitter user suggest regarding President Trump's response to criticism?[/INST] One Twitter user suggested that President Trump couldn't handle criticism without lashing out and that it was disgraceful. [INST] What did Russia warn Iraq and the Kurds against following the Kurdish independence referendum?[/INST] Russia warned both Iraq and the Kurds against taking actions that might destabilize the Middle East. [INST] What solution did Russia encourage Iraq and the Kurds to seek regarding the Kurdish independence referendum?[/INST] Russia encouraged both sides to find a solution within the framework of a single Iraqi state through talks. [INST] What stance did Russia take regarding the Kurds' national ambitions in Iraq?[/INST] While Russia respected the Kurds' national ambitions, it favored preserving the territorial integrity of Iraq. [INST] Who is Steve Scalise, and what did he do recently?[/INST] Steve Scalise is the House Majority Whip from Louisiana. He threw a ceremonial first pitch at a Washington Nationals' playoff game, which was also on his birthday. [INST] What happened to Steve Scalise in June, and how did it affect his ability to throw the first pitch?[/INST] Steve Scalise was shot in the hip in June, which nearly cost him his life. He had to throw the first pitch from a walker due to his injuries. [INST] Who was the recipient of Steve Scalise's first pitch at the baseball game, and what was their connection?[/INST] Steve Scalise threw the first pitch to Capitol police special agent David Bailey, who was also injured in the shooting. [INST] How did Steve Scalise feel about returning to the baseball diamond after his shooting incident?[/INST] Steve Scalise was visibly happy to return to the baseball field and expressed his gratitude for the opportunity. [INST] What did Steve Scalise say about the experience of returning to work in the House of Representatives?[/INST] Steve Scalise mentioned that the experience has strengthened his faith in God and highlighted the kindness and love of people in the face of adversity. [INST] How did Steve Scalise describe the acts of kindness and love that he experienced?[/INST] Steve Scalise noted that, despite the tragic event and an evil act, he would remember the thousands of acts of kindness and love that came out of it. [INST] What did Steve Scalise express in a tweet after throwing the first pitch at the baseball game?[/INST] In a tweet, Steve Scalise expressed his gratitude for the memorable birthday experience of throwing the first pitch at the baseball game. [INST] How does the text describe Stephen Colbert's attitude towards Donald Trump's opinion of him?[/INST] The text suggests that Stephen Colbert doesn't care about what Donald Trump thinks of him and would even wear Trump's angry tweets as a badge of honor. [INST] What did Stephen Colbert discuss in his Late Show segment regarding Donald Trump?[/INST] Stephen Colbert discussed various topics, including Trump's connection to Putin, the Russian prostitute story, his desire for a mini-vacation after the inauguration, and his overall credibility. [INST] How did Stephen Colbert compare Trump's approval ratings to President Obama's?[/INST] Stephen Colbert noted that Trump's approval ratings were lower than President Obama's when entering office. [INST] What common feeling did Stephen Colbert express he shares with white supremacists regarding Trump?[/INST] Stephen Colbert mentioned that both he and white supremacists are disappointed in Trump, although for different reasons. [INST] According to the text, what does Stephen Colbert predict Trump will do if things don't go his way?[/INST] Stephen Colbert predicts that Trump will blame everything on being rigged, even if something as trivial as bad weather on Inauguration Day occurs. [INST] What issue did President Trump address in his tweet on February 8, 2017?[/INST] President Trump expressed his frustration with the delay in confirming his full cabinet and blamed the Democratic Party for obstruction. [INST] How does the text suggest that Trump's cabinet confirmations compare to those of previous administrations, such as Bush and Obama?[/INST] The text implies that Trump's cabinet confirmations have been slower compared to the Bush and Obama administrations at the same point in their tenure. [INST] Which specific cabinet member was confirmed on the day the text was referring to?[/INST] Betsy DeVos, who was nominated to lead the Education Department, was confirmed on that day. [INST] What did Senate Democrats do in protest of President Trump's choice for Attorney General, Jeff Sessions?[/INST] Senate Democrats conducted an all-night debate in protest of Jeff Sessions' nomination for Attorney General. [INST] How does the text characterize the actions of the Democratic Party in response to Trump's cabinet nominations?[/INST] The text suggests that the Democratic Party is putting up roadblocks and obstructing Trump's cabinet nominations at every opportunity. [INST] What does the New York Daily News often feature on its covers, especially when it concerns Donald Trump?[/INST] The New York Daily News frequently features explosive and unsubtle covers, especially when the subject is Donald Trump. [INST] What extraordinary claim did Donald Trump make regarding President Barack Obama's actions?[/INST] Donald Trump claimed that Barack Obama had tapped the phones at Trump Tower during the presidential campaign. [INST] How does the New York Daily News describe Trump on its Sunday cover?[/INST] The New York Daily News portrays Trump on its cover with an unhinged photo and a headline reading "NUTS!" [INST] What does the article suggest about Donald Trump's behavior and mental state?[/INST] The article suggests that Donald Trump's behavior is increasingly erratic and outrageous, and it questions his mental stability, stating that he is "dangerously unhinged." [INST] What specific actions and behaviors of Donald Trump are highlighted in the article as concerning?[/INST] The article mentions that Donald Trump lies pathologically, peddles conspiracy theories, threatens the free press, decries unfavorable news stories as fake news, and forces officials to lie repeatedly to the American public. [INST] Who in Congress has openly questioned President Trump's mental stability, according to the article?[/INST] According to the article, Rep. Ted Lieu (D-CA), Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT), and Rep. Karen Bass (D-CA) have openly questioned President Trump's mental stability. [INST] Why does the article argue that the Democrats are unable to put safeguards in place regarding Trump's instability?[/INST] The article states that Democrats are not in control of Congress, so they lack the power to put safeguards in place to address Trump's instability. [INST] What does the article call on the GOP to do regarding Donald Trump?[/INST] The article calls on the GOP to step up, put the country before party, and admit that Donald Trump is "stark raving mad" and unfit to be president. [INST] What role does the article attribute to journalists in addressing the issue of Trump's behavior?[/INST] The article suggests that journalists, especially those at papers like the New York Daily News, play a vital role in speaking truth to power and potentially saving the country through their reporting. [INST] What is the term "Fourth Estate" mentioned in the article, and what is its significance?[/INST] The "Fourth Estate" refers to journalism and the press as a societal institution that holds power accountable. The article implies that the Fourth Estate might be the key to addressing the concerns about President Trump's behavior and actions. [INST] Who is jointly filing a first-of-its-kind lawsuit against Donald Trump, and what is the lawsuit's basis?[/INST] Maryland's Attorney General, Brian Frosh, and the District of Columbia's Attorney General, Karl Racine, are jointly filing a lawsuit against Donald Trump. The lawsuit is based on claims that Trump is in violation of the emoluments clause in the Constitution, which prevents the President from receiving gifts from foreign governments. [INST] What is the emoluments clause, and how does it relate to the lawsuit?[/INST] The emoluments clause in the Constitution prevents the President from receiving gifts from foreign governments. The lawsuit alleges that Trump's refusal to disown his company allows him to violate this clause. [INST] What is the central allegation in the lawsuit, as described in the provided paragraphs?[/INST] The lawsuit alleges that Trump is "deeply enmeshed with a legion of foreign and domestic government actors" and seeks to examine his financial holdings to determine the extent of potential violations. [INST] What does the lawsuit argue about the President's constitutional duty?[/INST] The lawsuit contends that the President is bound by an oath to faithfully execute his office and preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States. [INST] What is the main hurdle that the accusers must overcome for the lawsuit to be successful?[/INST] To be successful, the accusers must prove that Trump's business has done harm to Maryland and the District of Columbia. [INST] What role do Trump's personal tax returns play in this lawsuit?[/INST] Trump's tax returns are expected to be examined as part of the legal challenge to understand the full extent of his financial holdings. [INST] How does Sean Spicer, the White House Press Secretary, respond to the lawsuit, and what does he suggest are the motivations behind it?[/INST] Sean Spicer dismissed the lawsuit as a political attack aimed at Trump, suggesting that partisan politics may be one of the motivations behind the legal case. [INST] Why does Karl Racine emphasize the significance of the lawsuit, and what does he suggest it aims to achieve?[/INST] Karl Racine emphasizes the importance of the lawsuit by stating that it may provide a more concrete legal definition of what is considered an emolument, potentially leading to new legal restrictions on the President's office. [INST] How does the lawsuit fit within the context of past legal challenges involving the emoluments clause?[/INST] The lawsuit represents an unprecedented legal challenge, and no President has been successfully charged with violating the emoluments clause in the past. [INST] What is the potential impact of this lawsuit on the presidency?[/INST] This lawsuit could lead to a significant legal precedent and have a lasting impact on the presidency by defining the boundaries and restrictions related to emoluments and the President's business interests. [INST] Who is the U.S. President-elect mentioned in the text, and when is he expected to take office?[/INST] The U.S. President-elect mentioned in the text is Donald Trump, and he is expected to take office on January 20. [INST] What is the central issue addressed in the text regarding the U.S. President-elect and his Cabinet?[/INST] The text discusses the U.S. President-elect's intention to announce most members of his Cabinet, and it lists several individuals mentioned as contenders for senior roles in his administration. [INST] What is the emolument clause mentioned in the text, and how does it relate to the U.S. President-elect?[/INST] The emolument clause is a constitutional provision that prevents the President from receiving gifts from foreign governments. The text does not directly relate this clause to the U.S. President-elect but discusses potential Cabinet appointments. [INST] Who are some of the individuals mentioned as contenders for senior roles in the U.S. President-elect's administration?[/INST] Some of the individuals mentioned include Mitt Romney, Rudy Giuliani, Bob Corker, David Petraeus, Michael McCaul, David Clarke, John Kelly, Joe Arpaio, Kris Kobach, Frances Townsend, and many others. [INST] What role do tax returns play in the context of the U.S. President-elect's Cabinet appointments?[/INST] The text suggests that examining the U.S. President-elect's tax returns is part of the legal challenge related to emoluments and to understand the extent of his financial holdings. [INST] What is the significance of the legal case mentioned in the text, and what impact might it have?[/INST] The legal case related to the emoluments clause may provide a more concrete legal definition of what constitutes an emolument, potentially leading to new legal restrictions on the President's office. [INST] How does the White House Press Secretary respond to the lawsuit, and what is the White House's stance on it?[/INST] The White House Press Secretary dismisses the lawsuit as a political attack, suggesting that it may be motivated by partisan politics. [INST] What does the text suggest the U.S. President-elect should do in light of the lawsuit?[/INST] The text does not explicitly state what the U.S. President-elect should do, but it highlights the legal challenge and its potential implications. [INST] What does the text reveal about the U.S. President-elect's Cabinet appointments and the people involved in the transition?[/INST] The text mentions several individuals considered for senior roles and provides details about their backgrounds. It also references the U.S. President-elect's transition team. [INST] What are some of the key posts that have already been filled or mentioned in the text as part of the U.S. President-elect's administration?[/INST] The text mentions that Reince Priebus, Steve Bannon, Jeff Sessions, Mike Pompeo, Michael Flynn, Nikki Haley, Betsy DeVos, Tom Price, Elaine Chao, Steven Mnuchin, Wilbur Ross, and James Mattis are among those who have been mentioned or selected for various posts in the U.S. President-elect's administration. [INST] What controversy is surrounding Melania Trump's speech, and why?[/INST] Melania Trump's speech is controversial because it is accused of plagiarizing portions of Michelle Obama's 2008 DNC speech. This controversy emerged due to similarities in the language and themes used in both speeches. [INST] How did the New York Times compare Melania Trump's speech to Michelle Obama's?[/INST] The New York Times compared Melania Trump's speech to Michelle Obama's by placing passages from both speeches side by side to highlight the similarities and possible plagiarism. [INST] Who has been defending Melania Trump in the wake of the plagiarism allegations?[/INST] The Trump campaign, specifically campaign chair Paul Manafort, has been defending Melania Trump against the plagiarism allegations. [INST] What explanation did Paul Manafort provide to defend Melania Trump's speech?[/INST] Paul Manafort defended Melania Trump by suggesting that the controversy was not meaningful and excusing her as a non-political candidate. [INST] How did Chris Cuomo, a CNN host, respond to Paul Manafort's defense of Melania Trump's speech?[/INST] Chris Cuomo challenged Paul Manafort's denial of plagiarism and insisted that the similarities were obvious. He also expressed frustration with Manafort's response. [INST] Why did Chris Cuomo argue that the controversy was significant and could not be dismissed?[/INST] Chris Cuomo emphasized the significance of the controversy and the need to address the truth, especially in the context of Donald Trump's presidential campaign. [INST] According to Chris Cuomo, what pattern of behavior does he see in the Trump campaign's response to controversy?[/INST] Chris Cuomo suggested that the Trump campaign had a pattern of denying the obvious when faced with controversies, and he criticized their lack of transparency. [INST] What implications does the author of the text draw from the Trump campaign's response to the plagiarism controversy?[/INST] The author suggests that the Trump campaign's response to the plagiarism controversy raises concerns about potential dishonesty and lack of transparency in a Trump administration. [INST] How does the author contrast the Trump campaign's response to plagiarism with their accusations against Hillary Clinton?[/INST] The author contrasts the Trump campaign's denial of plagiarism with their constant accusations against Hillary Clinton, implying a double standard in addressing truth and honesty. [INST] What does the author conclude about the potential impact of a Trump presidency based on the campaign's response to the plagiarism controversy?[/INST] The author suggests that a Trump presidency may involve consistent deception and a lack of transparency if the campaign's response to the plagiarism controversy is indicative of their behavior. [INST] What is the primary issue addressed in the provided paragraphs? [/INST] The issue addressed in the paragraphs is the continued use of earmarks by Congress despite a ban on pork barrel spending. [INST] What is the name of the organization that revealed the earmarks in its report?[/INST] Citizens Against Government Waste (CAGW) unveiled the earmarks in its report. [INST] When did Congress impose a moratorium on earmarks?[/INST] Congress imposed a moratorium on earmarks in 2010. [INST] What is the total amount of earmarks identified in the report for the current year?[/INST] The report identified over $4 billion in earmarks for the current year. [INST] What does CAGW's president, Tom Schatz, believe about earmarks?[/INST] Tom Schatz believes that any earmark is a bad earmark, and he calls for a permanent ban on earmarks. [INST] How has Congress been getting around the earmark moratorium?[/INST] Congress has found ways to get around the earmark moratorium by continuing to allocate funds for specific projects. [INST] What is the increase in the cost of earmarks between fiscal years 2014 and 2015, according to the report?[/INST] The cost of earmarks increased from $2.7 billion to $4.2 billion between fiscal years 2014 and 2015. [INST] Which program received $2.6 million in earmarks, even though President Obama wanted to eliminate it in 2012?[/INST] The Denali Commission, a program to build infrastructure in rural Alaska, received $2.6 million in earmarks. [INST] How many projects worth $295.8 million have been earmarked for the Denali Commission since fiscal year 2000?[/INST] Since fiscal year 2000, 26 projects worth $295.8 million have been earmarked for the Denali Commission. [INST] Which Senators were mentioned as being involved in requesting earmarks for the Denali Commission?[/INST] Senators Lisa Murkowski (R., Alaska), Mark Begich (D., Alaska), and the late Senator [Name] were mentioned as being involved in requesting earmarks for the Denali Commission. [INST] What event was taking place in the state of Ohio mentioned in the paragraphs?[/INST] Donald Trump had a campaign stop in Ohio. [INST] Who was the governor of Ohio mentioned in Trump's remarks?[/INST] John Kasich was the governor of Ohio mentioned in Trump's remarks. [INST] What comment did Trump make about John Kasich's actions in New Hampshire?[/INST] Trump suggested that John Kasich spent a lot of time in New Hampshire, implying he was "living" there. [INST] How did Trump compare Chris Christie to John Kasich in his remarks?[/INST] Trump insinuated that Kasich may have been a worse governor than Chris Christie. [INST] How did Chris Christie react to Trump's remarks about him during the event?[/INST] Chris Christie was forced to stand by Trump and pretend to like it while Trump mocked him. [INST] What has Chris Christie often been accused of regarding his governorship?[/INST] Chris Christie has been accused of abandoning his state to promote himself, especially during his run for president. [INST] What did Trump say immediately after mocking Chris Christie during the event?[/INST] Trump said, "I hated to do that," while smiling, implying he didn't really mean it. [INST] What has been the reaction of many critics in New Jersey regarding Chris Christie's recent actions?[/INST] Many critics have called for Chris Christie to resign or face impeachment due to his perceived negligence in his duties as governor. [INST] Why was there outrage surrounding Chris Christie on the same day as Trump's remarks?[/INST] Chris Christie faced outrage for not attending the funeral of a police officer killed in the line of duty and instead joining Trump for a campaign event in Ohio. [INST] What position is Chris Christie speculated to be aiming for in Trump's administration?[/INST] Chris Christie is speculated to be aiming for the position of attorney general in Trump's administration. [INST] Who was arrested in Phoenix, Arizona, for alleged narcotics distribution and manufacturing in her residence?[/INST] Emily Pitha was arrested in Phoenix, Arizona. [INST] What position did Emily Pitha hold before her arrest?[/INST] Emily Pitha served as the chief fundraiser for Arizona Republican Senator John McCain's 2016 reelection bid before her arrest. [INST] What was discovered during a search of Emily Pitha's residence by Maricopa County sheriff's deputies?[/INST] An active meth lab and illicit drugs were discovered during the search of Emily Pitha's residence. [INST] How did authorities become alerted to criminal activity at Emily Pitha's residence?[/INST] They were alerted when a package from the Netherlands containing over 250 grams of MDMA, a psychoactive drug, was identified in transit to her residence. [INST] What action did the McCain campaign take upon learning of Emily Pitha's alleged involvement in narcotics distribution?[/INST] The McCain campaign immediately terminated Emily Pitha. [INST] How did Emily Pitha's boyfriend, Christopher Hustrulid, become involved in the case?[/INST] Christopher Hustrulid signed for the package from the Netherlands before a search warrant was served. [INST] What risk did two children living in the residence face, according to Detective Doug Matteson?[/INST] The two children had easy access to drugs, materials, and bomb-making materials found in the residence. [INST] Why is John McCain facing a competitive reelection campaign?[/INST] John McCain is facing a competitive reelection campaign, with a challenge from Tea Party Republican state senator Kelli Ward. [INST] Who was John McCain's campaign fundraiser and is now facing legal trouble?[/INST] Emily Pitha was John McCain's campaign fundraiser and is now facing legal trouble. [INST] What criminal and political implications could the arrest of Emily Pitha have for John McCain?[/INST] The arrest of Emily Pitha could have criminal and political implications for John McCain's reelection campaign, depending on how it is handled. [INST] Who is the floundering Republican presidential candidate mentioned in the text?[/INST] Jeb Bush is the floundering Republican presidential candidate. [INST] What did Jeb Bush tweet along with a picture?[/INST] Jeb Bush tweeted a picture of his new fancy gun with his name engraved on it. [INST] What was the caption accompanying Jeb Bush's tweet?[/INST] The caption accompanying Jeb Bush's tweet was "America." [INST] Who followed Jeb Bush on Twitter after he posted the gun picture?[/INST] The National Rifle Association (NRA) followed Jeb Bush on Twitter after he posted the gun picture. [INST] How did Jeb Bush aim to appeal to the right-wing voters?[/INST] Jeb Bush aimed to appeal to right-wing voters by sharing a picture of his new gun on Twitter. [INST] What was revealed about Jeb Bush's firearm ownership status in the text?[/INST] It was revealed that Jeb Bush did not own a firearm in the fall before sharing the picture of his new gun. [INST] What was Jeb Bush's rating with the NRA (National Rifle Association)?[/INST] Jeb Bush had an A+ rating with the NRA. [INST] How did the NRA respond to Jeb Bush's tweet with the gun picture?[/INST] The NRA followed Jeb Bush on Twitter after he posted the gun picture. [INST] What priorities were mentioned for the NRA in the text?[/INST] The NRA's priorities were mentioned as being profit-motivated and focused on gun sales with no restrictions. [INST] How is Jeb Bush's act of sharing the gun picture characterized in the text?[/INST] Jeb Bush's act of sharing the gun picture is characterized as a lame attempt to pander to right-wing voters. [INST] What were some of the protests that took place during President Obama's trip to South America? [/INST] Human rights protesters took to the streets in Buenos Aires, demanding that President Obama leave Argentina. [INST] Why were the protesters upset with President Obama's visit to Argentina? [/INST] The protesters accused the United States of backing dictatorial regimes in South America during the Cold War, including in Argentina, and held the U.S. responsible for the deaths and disappearances of many under those regimes. [INST] What was the occasion for the protests in Argentina? [/INST] The protests coincided with the 40th anniversary of the military coup in Argentina, which marked the beginning of one of the most oppressive dictatorships in Latin American history. [INST] What was the main message President Obama tried to convey regarding ISIS during his visit to South America? [/INST] President Obama emphasized that the U.S. is strong, and its values are right, while emphasizing that ISIS offers nothing but death. [INST] What did President Obama highlight in terms of U.S. relations during his visit to Buenos Aires? [/INST] President Obama emphasized the importance of the U.S. working with people who are building and creating things, and he wanted to focus on the most important aspects for the United States. [INST] Who were some of the dignitaries President Obama was seen with during his visit to Buenos Aires? [/INST] President Obama was seen with his wife Michelle, Argentine President Mauricio Macri, and first lady Juliana Awada during his visit. [INST] What event took place during President Obama's visit in Buenos Aires where they were seen clinking glasses? [/INST] President Obama and Argentine President Mauricio Macri were seen clinking glasses during a glitzy banquet at the Centro Cultural Kirchner in Buenos Aires. [INST] What was the purpose of the joint news conference in Buenos Aires, where President Obama made some statements? [/INST] The joint news conference provided an opportunity for President Obama to address questions and comments regarding his foreign travel, especially in the wake of the terror attacks in Brussels. [INST] What message did the human rights protesters in Buenos Aires want to convey through their demonstrations? [/INST] The protesters aimed to convey their discontent with America's past support for dictatorial regimes in South America during the Cold War and held the U.S. responsible for human rights abuses during that time. [INST] How did the protesters express their dissatisfaction with President Obama's visit to Argentina? [/INST] The protesters burned American flags to symbolize their opposition to President Obama's visit and U.S. actions in the region during the Cold War. [INST] What did Donald Trump Jr. say about his father's remarks regarding women during an interview?[/INST] Donald Trump Jr. tried to downplay his father's remarks, suggesting that such comments about women were common among men and a "fact of life." [INST] How did Donald Trump Jr. explain his father's ability to relate to ordinary Americans?[/INST] Donald Trump Jr. argued that his father's candid and unpolished communication style allowed him to relate to ordinary Americans, acknowledging that he sometimes makes mistakes. [INST] What comments by Donald Trump did the interview focus on?[/INST] The interview focused on the 2005 Access Hollywood tape in which Donald Trump made lewd remarks about women, including the infamous phrase "grab 'em by the pussy." [INST] How did Donald Trump Jr. describe his father's speaking style?[/INST] Donald Trump Jr. described his father's speaking style as speaking from the heart, although he later admitted that some comments, like those in the Access Hollywood tape, were a mistake. [INST] Why did Donald Trump Jr. suggest his father hadn't spent his whole life trying to be a politician?[/INST] Donald Trump Jr. used this to explain his father's unpolished and sometimes controversial communication style. He implied that politicians are more careful with their words, whereas his father was candid. [INST] What impact did the release of the Access Hollywood tape have on Donald Trump's campaign?[/INST] The release of the Access Hollywood tape had a negative impact on Donald Trump's campaign and led to further accusations from multiple women who claimed that he had behaved as he described in the tape. [INST] How did Donald Trump respond to the allegations in the Access Hollywood tape during the second presidential debate?[/INST] During the second presidential debate, Donald Trump claimed that he had never actually engaged in the behavior he described in the tape. [INST] How many women had accused Donald Trump of inappropriate behavior by the time of this interview?[/INST] By the time of this interview, at least ten women had come forward to accuse Donald Trump of behavior similar to what he described in the Access Hollywood tape. [INST] What does Donald Trump Jr. suggest might be the reason politicians don't openly brag about sexual assault?[/INST] Donald Trump Jr. suggests that the only reason politicians don't openly brag about sexual assault is to con people into voting for them. [INST] How did Donald Trump Jr. finally characterize his father's comments in the Access Hollywood tape?[/INST] Donald Trump Jr. admitted that his father's comments in the tape were a mistake but argued that his father was not a career politician and spoke candidly. [INST] Who are some of the members of Congress mentioned in the text who plan to boycott President-elect Trump's inauguration?[/INST] Rep. John Lewis, Rep. Jerry Nadler, Rep. Barbara Lee, Rep. Katherine Clark, and others are mentioned as members of Congress planning to boycott the inauguration. [INST] What did Rep. John Lewis state about President-elect Trump's election or presidency?[/INST] Rep. John Lewis referred to President-elect Trump's election (or presidency) as illegitimate. [INST] Is the text critical of the members of Congress who are boycotting the inauguration?[/INST] Yes, the text questions the actions of the members of Congress who are boycotting the inauguration and their refusal to accept Republican presidencies. [INST] When did Rep. John Lewis previously boycott a presidential inauguration?[/INST] Rep. John Lewis boycotted President George W. Bush's inauguration in 2001. [INST] Why did Rep. John Lewis boycott President George W. Bush's inauguration in 2001?[/INST] Rep. John Lewis boycotted Bush's inauguration because he didn't believe Bush was the true elected president. [INST] What does the text question about those who refuse to accept Republican presidencies?[/INST] The text questions whether some individuals are not committed to democratic or legal processes unless the election results align with their preferences. [INST] What point is the text making about the members of Congress who have boycotted two Republican presidencies in a row?[/INST] The text implies that boycotting two Republican presidencies in a row raises questions about whether there is always a good enough excuse for such actions when a Republican wins. [INST] How does the text characterize the members of Congress who are boycotting the inauguration?[/INST] The text suggests that the members of Congress boycotting the inauguration may be doing so for political gain and questions their commitment to democratic or legal processes. [INST] In what way does the text refer to the members of Congress who have boycotted Republican presidencies?[/INST] The text characterizes them as refusing to accept Republican presidencies and raising questions about their commitment to democratic processes. [INST] What historical event involving Rep. John Lewis is mentioned in the text?[/INST] The text mentions that Rep. John Lewis previously boycotted President George W. Bush's inauguration in 2001. [INST] Which singer performed "American Oxygen" live at the March Madness Music Festival?[/INST] Rihanna performed "American Oxygen" live at the March Madness Music Festival. [INST] What did Rihanna do during her performance of "American Oxygen"?[/INST] Rihanna paused during her performance of "American Oxygen" to verbally slam RFRA (Religious Freedom Restoration Act) in two expletive-laden sentences. [INST] Where was the 2015 installment of the March Madness Music Festival held?[/INST] The 2015 installment of the March Madness Music Festival was held in Indianapolis, timed to the NCAA's Final Four competition. [INST] Which song did Rihanna perform during her headlining performance at the Coke Zero Countdown concert?[/INST] Rihanna performed "American Oxygen" during her headlining performance at the Coke Zero Countdown concert. [INST] How did Rihanna describe the crowd's response to her performance of "American Oxygen" on Twitter?[/INST] Rihanna described the crowd's response as, "You SANG EVERY F*CKING WORD!!!! That sh*t legit gave me goosebumps!! GAG!" [INST] What did Rihanna's performance of "American Oxygen" address or reference?[/INST] Rihanna's performance of "American Oxygen" frames itself as a commentary on 21st-century America and social issues. It may also reference the controversy surrounding Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). [INST] What does the text suggest about Rihanna's performance at the March Madness Music Festival?[/INST] The text suggests that Rihanna's performance at the festival included criticism or commentary on current social and political issues, such as the RFRA and the state of America. [INST] What is the text critical of in relation to "New America"?[/INST] The text appears to be critical of what it perceives as the negative aspects of "New America," including issues like hate, division, turmoil in the Middle East, national debt, and immigration from Central America. [INST] Who is the primary target of criticism in the text regarding "New America"?[/INST] The text appears to be critical of "our president" without specifying a particular president's name. [INST] What type of event was the March Madness Music Festival related to?[/INST] The March Madness Music Festival was related to the NCAA's Final Four competition and was held in conjunction with the event. [INST] Which singer performed "American Oxygen" live at the March Madness Music Festival?[/INST] Rihanna performed "American Oxygen" live at the March Madness Music Festival. [INST] What did Rihanna do during her performance of "American Oxygen"?[/INST] Rihanna paused during her performance of "American Oxygen" to verbally slam RFRA (Religious Freedom Restoration Act) in two expletive-laden sentences. [INST] Where was the 2015 installment of the March Madness Music Festival held?[/INST] The 2015 installment of the March Madness Music Festival was held in Indianapolis, timed to the NCAA's Final Four competition. [INST] Which song did Rihanna perform during her headlining performance at the Coke Zero Countdown concert?[/INST] Rihanna performed "American Oxygen" during her headlining performance at the Coke Zero Countdown concert. [INST] How did Rihanna describe the crowd's response to her performance of "American Oxygen" on Twitter?[/INST] Rihanna described the crowd's response as, "You SANG EVERY F*CKING WORD!!!! That sh*t legit gave me goosebumps!! GAG!" [INST] What did Rihanna's performance of "American Oxygen" address or reference?[/INST] Rihanna's performance of "American Oxygen" frames itself as a commentary on 21st-century America and social issues. It may also reference the controversy surrounding Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA). [INST] What does the text suggest about Rihanna's performance at the March Madness Music Festival?[/INST] The text suggests that Rihanna's performance at the festival included criticism or commentary on current social and political issues, such as the RFRA and the state of America. [INST] What is the text critical of in relation to "New America"?[/INST] The text appears to be critical of what it perceives as the negative aspects of "New America," including issues like hate, division, turmoil in the Middle East, national debt, and immigration from Central America. [INST] Who is the primary target of criticism in the text regarding "New America"?[/INST] The text appears to be critical of "our president" without specifying a particular president's name. [INST] What type of event was the March Madness Music Festival related to?[/INST] The March Madness Music Festival was related to the NCAA's Final Four competition and was held in conjunction with the event. [INST] Who was arrested at her Phoenix residence by Maricopa County sheriff's deputies?[/INST] Emily Pitha, a campaign fundraiser for US Senator John McCain, was arrested at her Phoenix residence. [INST] What charges does Emily Pitha and her boyfriend, Christopher Hustrulid, face?[/INST] Emily Pitha and her boyfriend, Christopher Hustrulid, face a host of felony drug charges. [INST] What led to the authorities' discovery of criminal activity at Emily Pitha's residence?[/INST] The authorities were alerted to criminal activity at Emily Pitha's residence when a package arrived from the Netherlands containing over 250 grams of MDMA (ecstasy). [INST] What was the professional role of Corinne Lovas, who is related to the LovasCo Consulting Group?[/INST] Corinne Lovas, related to the LovasCo Consulting Group, is the wife of Arizona Representative Phil Lovas. [INST] Who is the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee and serves as a US Senator?[/INST] US Senator John McCain currently serves as the chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee. [INST] What was Emily Pitha's position in relation to former Senator Jon Kyl and Senator Jeff Flake?[/INST] Emily Pitha served as a constituent service representative for former Senator Jon Kyl and Senator Jeff Flake. [INST] What kind of political activity did the top Republican fundraising company employing Emily Pitha also engage in?[/INST] The top Republican fundraising company that employed Emily Pitha also raised money for Arizonans for Responsible Drug Policy, an anti-marijuana-legalization group. [INST] What was the connection between Emily Pitha and former Ambassador Barbara Barrett?[/INST] Emily Pitha worked as a logistics manager for former Ambassador Barbara Barrett in 2013. Barbara Barrett is the chairman of the Aerospace Corporation and served as the US Ambassador to Finland. [INST] Who is challenging Senator John McCain in the Republican Primary in the 2016 election?[/INST] Senator John McCain faces an insurgent challenge from Tea Party Republican state senator Kelli Ward in the Republican Primary for the 2016 election. [INST] What was discovered in Emily Pitha's home during the police raid?[/INST] During the police raid at Emily Pitha's home, an operational meth lab and illicit drugs were discovered, along with evidence of drug dealing. [INST] Who did Esquire magazine send to the Texas-Mexico border to survey people about the border issue?[/INST] Esquire magazine sent a liberal journalist to the Texas-Mexico border to survey people about the border issue. [INST] What was the surprising result of the survey conducted by the journalist along the border?[/INST] The surprising result was that most of the people surveyed, including Hispanics, wanted a border wall tied to compassion. [INST] How did the people's response to the border issue vary in terms of their background?[/INST] The people's response to the border issue did not vary significantly by background; both Hispanics and Anglos, Democrats and Republicans, expressed a desire for a border wall with compassion. [INST] What is the title of the book from which a passage is shared in the text?[/INST] The book's title is "Catch-22," and the passage is attributed to Joseph Heller. [INST] What did Bette Midler share on Twitter in relation to a passage from the book "Catch-22"?[/INST] Bette Midler shared a passage from "Catch-22" on Twitter, particularly targeting Donald Trump but noting that it can be applied to the GOP in general. [INST] What is the central theme of the passage from "Catch-22" as shared in the text?[/INST] The passage suggests the ability to manipulate vices into virtues, turning slander into truth, and using deception to justify various actions. [INST] How do Republicans, according to the text, employ this manipulation of vices into virtues in various aspects of their politics?[/INST] The text describes how Republicans manipulate vices into virtues by turning arrogance into humility, portraying plunder as philanthropy, justifying thievery as honor, transforming sadism into justice, and using fake patriotism in foreign policy and veterans' affairs. [INST] What does the text suggest about the use of philanthropy by conservative donors like the Koch brothers?[/INST] The text suggests that conservative donors, such as the Koch brothers, use pretended philanthropy as a means to gain more power. [INST] According to the text, how have Republicans been hypocritical in their approach to lawbreaking?[/INST] The text suggests that Republicans have been hypocritical by justifying lawbreaking when it aligns with their ideology, such as seizing federal property or violating others' rights. [INST] How is the paragraph from "Catch-22" by Joseph Heller described in the text?[/INST] The text describes the paragraph from "Catch-22" as prophetic and applicable to the Republican Party's political strategies and actions. [INST] According to the text, what is Donald Trump's stance on illegal immigration?[/INST] Donald Trump's stance on illegal immigration is to deport up to 11 million illegal immigrants and build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border. [INST] How does Trump propose to facilitate the mass deportation of illegal immigrants?[/INST] Trump suggests that he could deport the illegal immigrants within two years, possibly as fast as 18 months, with an average deportation rate of 15,068.4 per day. [INST] What are the key components of Trump's immigration plan, as mentioned in the text?[/INST] Trump's immigration plan includes mass deportation of illegal immigrants, the construction of a border wall, and a provision for deported individuals to re-enter the U.S. through formal, legal procedures. [INST] How does the formal entry process into the U.S. differ from illegal immigration?[/INST] The formal entry process involves lengthy paperwork and is intended to prevent criminals and unsavory characters, including potential terrorists, from entering the country. It is more stringent than illegal immigration. [INST] Why does the text mention the immigration policies of Mexico?[/INST] The text mentions Mexico's immigration policies to highlight that even Mexico has stringent policies for controlling its own southern border. [INST] How do some African Americans view illegal immigration, according to the text?[/INST] Some African Americans view illegal immigration as one of the reasons for the high unemployment rate in their communities and are willing to consider supporting Donald Trump in the upcoming general election. [INST] In what scenario did the SurveyUSA poll find that one-fourth of African American respondents would choose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton?[/INST] The poll found that one-fourth of African American respondents would choose Donald Trump over Hillary Clinton in the general election if that were the matchup in November 2016. [INST] What is the typical voting pattern of African Americans in national elections, as mentioned in the text?[/INST] In most national elections, African Americans tend to vote for the Democratic candidate by a ratio of about nine-to-one over the Republican candidate. [INST] According to the text, what does Donald Trump's immigration plan aim to do after deporting illegal immigrants?[/INST] After deporting illegal immigrants, Trump's plan aims to prevent future illegal crossers by building a massive border wall. [INST] What does the text emphasize about the formal entry process into the U.S.?[/INST] The text emphasizes that the formal entry process is lengthy, involves paperwork, and is intended to screen out potential criminals and undesirable individuals, including potential terrorists. [INST] According to the text, what is the historical strategy employed by the right regarding race and poverty?[/INST] The right has historically perpetuated the myth of white superiority by pointing to black communities suffering from poverty and crime, using it as evidence of their supposed inferiority. [INST] What political strategy is mentioned in the text that played into this perception?[/INST] The Southern Strategy is mentioned, which targeted poor white individuals, telling them that as long as they voted for the GOP, Republicans would protect them from what they perceived as threats posed by other groups. [INST] How did the right use the concept of "Those People" to gain political support?[/INST] The right convinced poor white individuals that everything was fine as long as they were better than "Those People," and that voting for Republicans would prevent "Those People" from taking their jobs, opportunities, and more. [INST] How did the economic collapse affect both the black and white communities mentioned in the text?[/INST] The economic collapse led to an increase in drug and alcohol abuse, suicide, and crime in both black and white working-class communities. [INST] What did the economic hardship reveal about the causes of these issues in the communities?[/INST] Economic hardship, rather than racial factors, was identified as a common cause of dysfunction and suffering in both poor white and black communities. [INST] How did the text describe the changing attitude of the conservative elite towards their own base?[/INST] The conservative elite began to turn on their own base, despite sharing the same skin tone, showing growing hostility towards poor white people. [INST] According to Kevin Williamson in the text, what is his view of the white working class in economically distressed areas?[/INST] Kevin Williamson expresses a view that the white working class in these areas is morally indefensible, with negative economic and moral attributes. [INST] How does the text suggest the conservative elite view poor white communities?[/INST] The text suggests that the conservative elite increasingly hold a disdainful view of poor white communities, similar to their traditional disdain for minority communities. [INST] What is the response of the conservative elite, as indicated in the text, toward poor and working-class whites?[/INST] The text suggests that the conservative elite's response is to blame the poor and working-class whites for their problems and to express a lack of sympathy or empathy. [INST] How does the text conclude regarding the future of conservative politics?[/INST] The text suggests that the rich's traditional strategy of using race to divide the poor is no longer effective, leading to open conflict within conservative politics and potentially a significant change in the political landscape.