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We need a giant, powerful anti-war movement to crush U.S. imperialism.

Trump's illegal war of aggression on Iran makes this absolutely clear. We have an American public that is

overwhelmingly anti-war. And yet, we don't have that giant, overwhelming anti-war movement.

That's what I'm discussing today, with Ben Mabee and Salar Mahondisi.

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