It's Friday, May 30th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is Wadaday, the show that welcomes you to yet another adventure on the Wheel of Tariffs!

The worst game show ever, if you're trying to run a business or look for a job.

On today's show, the White House acknowledges a couple of whoopsies in the hotly anticipated

Make America Healthy Again report, but does not admit to wholesale making shit up.

And the tariffs are on.

Then they're off.

Then they're on again.

It's hard to keep track these days.

But let's start with the war in Gaza.

It's been more than 600 days since Israel's war in Gaza began. Since the horrific terrorist attacks

committed by Hamas on October 7, 2023, Palestinian health officials say at least 50,000 people,

including thousands of women and children, have died from Israeli strikes and bombing

in the Gaza Strip. Humanitarian experts are also warning of a looming famine in the region

after a months-long Israeli aid blockade. It was lifted earlier this month, but United Nations

officials say that the food being distributed now is less than a drop in the ocean. Earlier this

week, an aid distribution site was overrun by

people desperate for food and other goods. We've talked a lot about the diplomatic efforts to end the war

on this show, but something we haven't talked about as much are the protests against the war

taking place in both Israel and Gaza, because many Israelis, including the families of the hostages taken on October 7th,

and people opposed to the actions of the Israeli government in Gaza on humanitarian grounds,

are speaking out, demanding that the government do more to get their family members home and end the war

with Hamas. Here is the niece of Gaddi Moses, a former Hamas hostage who was released by the group in January of this year after 482 days in captivity.

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