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Slack.com slash DHQ. Major terror attack rocked Kabul yesterday,

hastening the American evacuation even further. At least 12 US servicemen were killed. Many

Afghans were killed. And Joe Biden just gave a blurred speech, blaming everyone, but himself.

The attack was perpetrated by ISIS-K, an offshoot of the Islamic State, which is apparently

the sworn enemy of the Taliban, which was the sworn enemy of the Afghan National Army,

our allies, at least our allies, until it ceased to exist against the Taliban, which is

now apparently our ally against ISIS. A changing, confusing, infuriating situation, underscoring

all the more. How little we have to gain from occupying that God-for-saken country. Meanwhile,

the cop who killed Ashley Babet defends his shot. The New York Times claims California

Republican Gubernatorial candidate Larry Elder only got into college because of affirmative

action. They're really heating up the attacks. And the Biden-Harris approval rating plummets.

I'm Michael Noles. It's Michael Noleshia.

Welcome back to the show. My favorite comment yesterday from Cool Popp-J Magic, who says,

if these immoral incompetence are our betters, then we are really screwed. Yes, this is the

irony. And I think it's important for what we would call conservative populism or Trumpism

or whatever you want to call it. It's anti-elite, not because we don't think that there can

or even must be an elite, not because we don't think that some people are a little smarter

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