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Thank you all so much for joining us today.

We've got a lot on the docket.

We've got a lot to discuss.

Nicky Haley lost to Trump last night in Michigan, not a huge shocker, but I was surprised by just sheer amount of points that she lost by. It was 42. 42 points.

Biden won, which is to be expected also, but uncommitted, managed to get a lot of the votes.

You know what I was thinking, Jared, if we could just get uncommitted to team up with none of the above candidates that's the

ticket right there I can get behind that ticket none of the above and

uncommitted they could they could have this thing in the bag if they play their cards right.

So Biden won but uncommitted thanks in large part to representatives like Rashida Talib and other far left Democrats in that area

urging voters and Dearborn has, I think I said yesterday the highest Arab American population per capita in the United States and a lot of those

voters were trying to send Joe Biden a message that they're not happy with his refusal to call for a ceasefire in Gaza.

Forget the fact that Hamas has already said we're not on board for a ceasefire.

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