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Hey, everybody. It is Tuesday, September 23rd. You're listening to the Mo News podcast.

I'm Oswa Nunu here with a special edition for all of you. We have a few brief headlines in an interview in today's editions. Jill and I will be back with a regular daily podcast tomorrow. But today we will be presenting to you a special conversation I had in the last few days with the former head of the Israeli Mossad. Jill and I have both taken the day

off for the Jewish holiday of Roshana, the Jewish New Year. But again, we'll be back tomorrow.

Our special guest today is Yossi Cohen, the most recent former head of the Israeli intelligence

service, the Mossad. Before we get to that conversation, a couple quick headlines we are watching

on this Tuesday, September 23rd.

First, the Trump administration unveiled a controversial new effort yesterday to link rising rates of autism with the use of acetaminopin, the active ingredient in the

painkiller, Tylenol. It came in a report released on Monday. Scientists have studied a potential

connection between acetaminopin slash Tylenol and autism for years.

But the research so far has yielded inconclusive results, leading to this very controversial assessment and declaration by the federal government yesterday.

Federal officials have been reviewing previous research, including an August review by Mount Sinai and Harvard researchers that suggested a possible link

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