I don't think what you said was controversial whatsoever.

Well, I think some people will think what she said is controversial, but it's true.

Right.

They will have issues with it, but that's because sometimes you look in the mirror and you see something ugly.

Let me drink some coffee.

I'm going to take a sip as well.

Greetings.

What a weekend has been already?

What a year this weekend. It's an understatement. As you just heard, we have the incomparable Nicole Hannah-Jones on Clockit this week.

She'll be joining the group chat in just a bit. And believe me, they do not want to miss this one, Eugene.

It was a conversation for the ages. But first, we need to set the backdrop for our conversation because there is,

as you may have heard, a lot going on. Just a little bit. The Department of Homeland Security

still shut down while the secretary, Kristianne, was grilled by lawmakers on the hill. They embarrassed

her. And to be very clear, it was a necessary grilling. The Labor Secretary is shedding staff left and right.

We had the first primaries of the 26 midterms. We were all over it on MS now Tuesday.

All over it. And since the last time we spoke, the Trump administration has actually kicked off war in the Middle East.

That just stressed me out. There's so many things.

I say tonight that you must lay down your weapons and have complete immunity or in the

alternative face certain death.

As usual, with Donald Trump and anything, especially war, there are many, many unanswered

questions about what we're doing in Iran and how any of this ends. So we brought on an expert, and there's no one better to have this conversation. MS now is Eman Mohanin. He is one of the hosts of the weekend primetime, and he has covered the Middle East for years, Libya, Iraq, Gaza, Egypt, and Syria. Thank you, Eamon, for taking the time for coming to the group chat because the streets need

to understand what's going on.

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