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is returning this month. Welcome back to the Dersh show of lots of developments over the weekend.

We have a weekend a day until the election, too close the call, you know, betters, think it's Trump, pollsters, aren't sure.

We're going to have to wait and see? I don't think we're going to know, now a court said I think it was Virginia can

count ballots received even three days after the election so it's conceivable we

won't know I think we will I suspect we will I suspect as soon as we know

Pennsylvania and Michigan and Arizona and a few others we'll know who's probably won the Electoral College, but we can't absolutely be sure.

Well, over the weekend, Israel pulled off a spectacular bombing of Iran.

They sent a hundred planes, a hundred planes, and every single one

of them returned safely. They fired their rockets not from Iran.

That is, they were flying over another country,

probably Iraq or maybe over some international waters.

But they were able to fire rockets from planes outside of the airspace of Iran and to destroy a great deal of its drone-making capacity,

rocket-making capacity, and also its ability

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