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This is Dan and Alexandria, Virginia, where I'm getting ready to teach my age 35 in up park

work class. This podcast was recorded at 12.08 PM on Friday, November 17th.

Things may not be the same when you hear it, but I'll still be spending my 50s vaulting boxes swinging from the rafters and climbing

eight foot walls. Okay here's the show. Be careful up there I'm just gonna say

sounds like a good thing to do if you like torn ligaments.

All I know is when I was in my 30s I thought I could do the things I did in my 20s

and was frustrated that I got injured.

Now I just expect to get injured and celebrate when I'm not.

I'm just going to watch park or on television.

Hey there, it's the NPR Politics Podcast.

I'm Susan Davis.

I cover politics.

I'm Domenico Mountinaro, senior political editor and correspondent.

And I'm Don Gagnier National Political Correspondent.

And as the war between Israel and Hamas continues, Arab American and Muslim American sentiment

toward the Biden administration is changing.

What was once a solid constituency for the

president seems to be faltering and Don you're in Michigan it's a state with a high

Arab American and Muslim American population what are people telling you?

Boy, I cannot even begin to tell you how angry people are over what's going on with the latest

war, but what surprised me is the degree to which that anger is focused at the Biden administration,

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