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oh for the best, expect the worst.

Welcome to the Commentary Magazine podcast today is Wednesday, May 9, 2018. We're doing this podcast a day early,

than we ordinarily would because of so much breaking news on John Patoort, the editor of Commentary, the 70,

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With me as always, A Greenwald or Senior Editor, hi Abe.

Hi John.

I'm trying to be like John Machita, the guy from the Federal Express commercials.

You remember that, the fast talking guy? No, Rothman or Associated Ed or I know.

Hi John, people actually do listen to podcasts on sometimes like, I do.

I do. So they're really not going to know what on earth I said.

I listen to them at one and a half usually sometimes too, depending on what they are.

But I will tell you that if you try to listen to the very amusing Washington Free Beacons right and right or podcast.

And if you listen to it at two times the speed, you will literally not be able to understand what anybody saying because they all talk so fast.

And Senior Writer, Sarah of Amari. Hi Sarah.

Okay, so talking very quickly, of course yesterday, the reason that we are doing this early mostly is that Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the J.A.

Otherwise, the Iran deal as was his warrant and right under the provisions of its, I don't even know what you would describe it as as its allowance by the Senate when it was sort of allowed to become something that we were signatories to,

even though it's not a treaty and it had this totally ridiculous has this total ridiculous standing as a, as a kind of binding but non-binding executive action that

allowed the, required the president to affirm that Iran was in compliance with the deal and allowed any president to pull out of the deal on at three month intervals.

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