Hey, everybody. It is Thursday, November 17th, and you're listening to the Mo news podcast.

I'm Mochua Nunu, and I'm Jill Wagner. This is the place where we bring you just the facts.

We read the news, so you don't have to. Jill, we got a lot in this show today. We got a little

bit of sports. So we got a little bit of politics, a little bit international. So I'm excited.

I think we've got some good stuff in here. Some new info on who fired that missile that landed in

Poland. Some traditionally conservative media outlets getting a little cheeky with President

Trump as he announces a third run at the White House. Lawmaker is taking some steps to protect

same-sex marriage, the controversy around Qatar or Qatar as it gets set to host the World Cup.

We're going to figure out how to pronounce that. We're going to figure out how to pronounce that

kind of by the end of this World Cup, Jill. Yes, that is not the controversy that we're referring to,

though. John Stewart, a self-proclaimed spokesman, talks about the rise in anti-Semitism and how he

thinks best to handle it. And Swiftie is not too happy about a ticket master snafu. Now they're

taking action. Oh, man, these people, there's some people lost a day or two of their lives waiting

for these Swift tickets yesterday. Okay, let's start though with the situation in Ukraine. It looks

like World War III has been averted for now. Poland's president saying Wednesday that the missile,

which landed in his country near the border with Ukraine killed two people, was most likely a

Ukrainian air defense missile that went awry and not fired from Russian forces. He called it a

quote unfortunate accident, a laying fears that Poland and NATO allies could be drawn into a direct

conflict with Russia. The NATO Secretary General saying a full investigation is underway.

There is no indication, though, at this time that it was a deliberate attack by Russia.

Still, they are pointing fingers at Russia. He says, quote, let me be clear, this is not Ukraine's fault.

Russia bears ultimate responsibility. As it continues, it's a legal war against Ukraine.

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