On today's show, we discuss 50,000 U.S. troops have now assembled in the Middle East.

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Welcome to Secula.

We got a packed show for you today.

Will Haynes in studio, Jordan Secula, my brother in studio.

We got Christy Cognione, one of the ACLJ attorneys with a good victory report coming, one of the cases we've been following.

You're going to be

excited to hear that a little bit later in the show. There are some big news happening right now,

and we are in the last couple days of our double your impact drive. So we're going to cover all of that

today as military begins at more and more of an uptick in the Middle East as more than 50,000 troops have now assembled

in the Middle East. Now, I want to clarify, because you're going to be seeing that headline a lot,

or you're going to see things more than suggest 50,000 new troops have been deployed. That is not

the case. What the case is is that we are now totaling roughly around 50,000 troops in the

Middle East. That is about 10,000 more than normal, which is a percentage wise, a sizable uptick.

That is not nothing. But you are going to see a lot of people saying 50,000 and they're

going to be inferring, especially the New York Times article that came out today, inferring that there are 50,000 new troops that are arriving in the

Middle East. This is not accurate. There are 10,000 additional troops that have been added to the normal

standard procedure, 40,000 that already exist in the region. Of course, the talks of boots on the ground,

what that looks like has been a major,

major point of discussion as President Trump has been weighing the kind of going back and forth

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