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Good morning everybody. Happy Thursday. We have an amazing show for everybody today. What do we have crystal? Indeed we do very busy day today here in the studio studio

We actually have two guests in town from Australia to Australian members of parliament who are here to advocate for the release of

Julian Assange. We're going to talk to them. We also have a presidential candidate coming in studio. We'll heard we're going to talk to him about how he sees the race and the dominance of Trump within the Republican party and within the Republican primary certainly. We also have big news about Ukraine updates on Solensky's visit here. We've got updates on that UAW strike that we want to bring to you. We also have some really interesting data about the way special elections have been going across the country. Really painting a very different picture than the polls are painting. So we'll dig into that.

Soger is looking at a January 6 conviction and I am looking at Ben Shapiro's commentary on the UAW strike. So a lot to get to this morning very exciting show that's right. We wanted to thank everybody again for people who've been signing up premium subscribers. We've got an awesome interview that Jordan Chererton did with Sean Fain the head of the UAW about the strike as well some footage that he's been able to get from the strike itself. We're partnering with Jordan on that your hard earned money is helping support some of this on the ground journalism. We're very proud to be able to bring that type of interview that coverage again that we've been.

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It's supporting and I mean they broke a lot of news this trip both in talking to the workers we've got some video for you that's exclusive for us about how they feel about this whole truck coming into town and Joe Biden speech and whether he's going to go to the

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Absolutely. Okay, let's get to Ukraine. So President Zelensky the schedule changed up a little bit. He is coming to town here today on Thursday.

He's going to be meeting with the full Senate and with the House as the actual Ukraine funding is on the knife's edge as well as a complete government shutdown.

But some of Zelensky's comments are certainly getting eye that not only at the United Nations but in Poland we're going to dig into all of that by coming to the U.S.

He's inadvertently ignited multiple diplomatic crises. The first at the UN calling for the removal of Russia from the UN permanent security council and for a policy of

doing denuclearization against the state. Let's take a listen. Ukraine gave up its third largest nuclear arsenal. The world then decided Russia should become a keeper of such power.

Yet history shows it was Russia who deserved nuclear disarmament the most back in 1990s.

And Russia deserves it now. Terrorists have no right to hold nuclear weapons. No right.

No right to hold nuclear weapons. So that is the policy that we've pursued against North Korea now for 40-some odd years.

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