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And now your host, Logan Seculo. Welcome to Seculo taking your calls, as it said, at 1-800-6-8-4-31-10. We are wrapping up our first week, getting there almost at least,

to wrap up our first week of our double-your-impact drive. So I want you to be a part of that today. When there is breaking news, when there is work in the world of the ACLJ, we're going to make sure we cover it. We're going to be joined a little bit later with a big update from one of our attorneys on a case in Georgia. So stay tuned for that coming up. But I did want to address some breaking news, and that is the Senate on Wednesday rejected a deal.

The Democrats put in a deal to what would they essentially say, end the war, forth the war,

if you will, in Iran, and of course, well, that failed.

That's right. So this was a resolution which would have said that the president can take no further action in Iran without an authorization from Congress.

There's a similar vote happening in the House today. Last night was in the Senate, which would say that the president directly would have to remove the United States armed forces from unauthorized hostilities in the Islamic Republic of Iran.

The Senate version that went forward last night failed 47 to 53.

So a no here is on the side of the president.

And the 53 knows included all of the Republicans, except for one, plus John Fetterman.

And then those that voted to advance this, which would have said that basically the war in Iran has to stop unless Congress approves it was all of the Democrats,

minus Federman, but adding Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky.

And we'll get into this and what it means, but some of the sound coming out from the Democrats

is shocking.

At a time when our armed forces are engaged in this,

the way that they are describing the administration

seems so very reckless and unserious.

If this is as serious as they say it is,

the way that they are talking about the administration,

I feel like puts our armed forces in more harm's way than if they were just to say, we don't believe this is the right action.

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