This is the Bright Bart News Daily podcast. I'm Matt Boyle, our Washington Bureau Chief here at Brightbart News.

Today we had two really great guests. First, we had David McCormick, the former CEO of Bridgewater

Capitol, who's running for U.S. Senate in the great state of Pennsylvania. We talked about

Dr. Oz, his Republican primary opponent and his dual citizenship with Turkey, which has become a major issue

in the campaign. Dr. Razza said that he's going to renounce his dual citizenship with Turkey

if elected to the U.S. Senate, but won't do it right now. And then we also talked with David McCormick

about what we have to do to hold the Chinese Communist Party accountable and actually

decouple the United States economy from China. So what's happened over the last several days here is that Dr. Oz, Mehmet Oz, who was at one point leading in the polls, but not anymore, he's trailing David

McCormick in the Senate primary. He's actually a dual Turkish citizen. Now, Dr. Oz, to be fair,

was born in Ohio. His parents are of Turkish citizens, his mother and father. And so he's

therefore born with Turkish citizenship. And so Dr. Oz is a dual

citizen with Turkey. And he actually served in Turkey's military, which is required for people to

maintain Turkish citizenship. And he served in Turkey's military to maintain that. And he says, he's been saying that he would

maintain dual citizenship if he were elected to the Senate. That's insane. Like, by the way,

we've never had that before in American history where we've had a senator who was elected,

who had served in a foreign military and had dual loyalties to other countries. Like,

it's never, it's unheard of.

The closest thing that we can think of is that Ted Cruz happened to have a dual

citizenship with Canada, but he renounced it as soon as he found out that he did.

Like, so we've never seen anything like this before.

It's totally unprecedented.

And Dr. Oz was repeatedly refusing to renounce

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