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I'm giving you a couple things coming up in the podcast. We go into the immediate, unbelievable coverage of what went on with Sula Mane and Iran. It's just so it's despicable.

We go into your opinion. Well, that's true. It's also my opinion that men or men and women or women. There's a couple of genders and well, just because of, and you'll understand, food job.

That's the only reason that does explain a lot of it. It does explain a lot of it. And that ends so much more on today's podcast.

I'm listening to the best of the men that program.

You know, I was not a fan of of the statement that President Trump made that the American press is an enemy of the people.

However, today I'd say I don't think he went far enough. And I'll explain as we go to Iran with ABC News in one minute.

This is the glenbeck program.

It is a good thing. We have the media on the case to show us what's really happening in Iran.

Martha Raditz. She's an ABC News reporter. She was in Iran. And she had this great coverage of what was really going on. Let's listen in.

A powerful combination of grief and anger with shouts of death to America echoing through the streets around us.

This morning, mourners feeling the streets of Iran's capital of Tehran for the funeral of General Salamani killed by that U.S. drone strike last week.

Ariel images capturing the sea of Iranians, packing the streets to pay tribute to a man revered by many here.

Trump made a big mistake. He killed out hero.

Salamani's image everywhere, the impact of his death profound.

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