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Hey, everybody.

Just a quick note that we recorded this episode before Israel's strikes on Iran on Thursday evening.

For full coverage of that, please see Friday's Morning Dis morning dispatch, and we'll be talking about it next week.

Welcome to the dispatch podcast. I'm Steve Hayes. On this week's episode, we'll be discussing the riots in Los Angeles and President Trump's response, calling up the military. We'll also talk about Tulsi Gabbard, director of national intelligence, and a strange video that she released on social media this week, wondering about the possibility of nuclear annihilation. And I'm not worth your time. We'll debate sending

your kids to summer camp and offering them structured activities over the course of the summer

or allowing them, in the words of the New York Times, to kid rot and lounge around. Finally, a programming note.

With Sarah Isker, longtime host of the Dispatch podcast taking a bigger role at Dispatch Legal and

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