And now, your daily dose of debate, breaking news, and uncensored views. This is the Michael Medved

show. And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth. To what I hope that

it's another great week. It has been a very eventful and very troublesome weekend,

except if you're talking about the world of football, where there was a great game and the

Seattle Seahawks won, one by four points, but one, one, one, and they're going on to the

Super Bowl. Okay, good news. That's quick.

The more complicated news, a U.S. judge is considering pause to Minnesota crackdown as Trump

dispatches borders are, That from Reuters.

Now, dispatching a Bordersar means you could be sending him on a mission, which is the case here, or getting rid of him, both of which are possibilities. Meanwhile, the BBC reporting, Trump says administration reviewing everything after a fatal shooting in Minnesota.

Minneapolis again. And there are three different editorial boards of the three most influential

newspapers in the country where they denounce President Trump's Minnesota crackdown

as a moral and a ethical and policy perversity, a perversion, moral and political and political

failure and a perversion of justice. Who says so?

The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post.

The nation's three most influential newspapers.

They all criticize the administration's escalating activity in the state of Minnesota.

Meanwhile, there is more news from around the world.

The Israeli military announced today that it has recovered the remains of the last

deceased hostage in Gaza,

marking the first time since 2014

that there are no Israeli hostages alive or dead being held in Gaza.

Ron Gavili, an Israeli police officer whose body was taken to Gaza

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