Hey everybody, welcome back to Cash's Corner.

Jan, what are we going to dive into this week?

Well, we definitely have to talk a little bit more about, you know, this whole Trump raid, Mar-Lago.

But before we get there, you know, hot off the presses, Israel and Turkey seem to have re-established diplomatic relations, which is, you know, fascinating and perhaps unexpected.

We're also going to look a little bit into CDC guidelines. And frankly, this, you know, decades-old fatwa that was almost

enacted. Salman Rushdie almost lost his life. Okay, we got a lot to jam in in this episode,

so let's get cranking. Apparently Israel and Turkey are now have exchanged ambassadors again

and are, you know, basically reestablishing good diplomatic relations,

kind of unexpected moment?

That's always a good thing. You need diplomatic relations with America's adversaries and allies

so you can engage in places where America can't reach. President Trump's and Jared Kushner's, you know, Mideast peace negotiations, the ongoing effort

to secure those types of deals and relationships.

And the first step is you need an ambassador in each respective country

so you can have an exchange of not just personnel,

but information between your two governments.

So it's good and it's good for America

because America has a great relationship with Israel and we have a good relationship at times

with Turkey. But there's a lot of intelligence matters, national security matters that come

out of Turkey that we need assistance with. And the Israelis are one of our premier partners in that realm.

So, you know, we'll see how that goes.

You know, the other thing that I was kind of stunned me, and we haven't had a chance to talk about this yet,

is that, you know, this fatwa on Salman Rushdie that's been around for decades, was finally enacted, not where I would expect,

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