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friend of dinesh.com. Now, coming up, I'm going to talk about the effort on the part of Andrew

Yang, Christine Todd Whitman, and others to start a new third party in America called the Forward Party.

I'll argue that what's happening to German cities in the wake of the energy crisis might

be coming to America. I'll review what Wyoming primary voters are saying about Liz Jani. It's not

good. Code of Vets founder Gretchen Smith joins me. We're going to talk about how to help struggling

veterans. And I'll continue my discussion of the Iliad's longest day. This is the Dinesh

Dinesh. America needs this voice. The times are crazy and the time of confusion, division,

and lies. We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth. This is the Dinesh

D'Souza podcast. We all know that there's a good deal of political polarization in America. And

it's often deplored as a bad thing. Wouldn't it be great if Americans could come together?

But what is the way to respond to the polarization? Well, it turns out that there's a group of

people and one or two on the Democratic side and two or three on the Republican side. And they've

decided that the solution is a new party, a third party, a centrist party that they call the Forward

Forward Political Party. Well, it's kind of a weird name, first of all. And

the Debbie doesn't like it. She goes, it sounds a little bit like progressive. It sounds a little

bit like, but I suppose what they would say is we're trying to find a way forward out of the

polarization. Now, who's involved? Andrew Yang. Now, Andrew Yang is the tech nerd who ran for

office. I think he ran for New York. And then he ran for mayor in 2021. And then he said,

that's it. I'm out of the Democratic party. Not that by itself is a good thing. But evidently,

Yang thinks that there is space for a new party. And he's joined by some Republicans. Although,

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