I'm John Batchel with my colleague Thaddez Machado of American Greatness.

Old stomping grounds of Congress and Thaddeus is going to ask Malcolm something that Malcolm,

no doubt has the answer, but I'm not going to let him filibuster because I want to hear about

Eurovision. Malcolm, someone has stirred the congressional Republicans to, well, what constitutes

action? What can you tell us? Well, more than 52 Republican senators and more than 175 House

Republicans wrote to the president to reinforce the warnings officials in the administration have issued, as he has,

Iran must permanently give up any capacity for enrichment.

That means dismantling, a word that we've heard before.

We see it again coming back.

The Special Envoy Woodcom said an enrichment program, it can never exist in the state of Iran again.

That's a red line that we have to see in Natanz and Isfahan and Fordo places we've discussed

many time.

Enrichment facilities have to be dismantled.

The use of that word is critical in this process.

That's what the members of Congress are really pushing.

And I think the Democrats would, by and large, support it

that this has to be a dismantling of Iran's nuclear programs so that we don't just simply put

a band-aid on it, allow them to retain the infrastructure, and come back to visit it again

in a few months. What is Eurovision, some contests? What have you got, Malcolm?

Eurovision is one of the most important events in Europe. They had the grand finale,

final song contest on Saturday night. And in Israeli, despite organized protests herself,

her name is Rafael, as Yuval Rafael 24, a survivor of the October 7th November Music Festival Massacre. She hid for eight hours

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