Hello and welcome to Yous Fliddiets. I'm one of your host, Katie Halper.

And I'm the other host, Erin Matek. How are you, Katie?

I'm good, you. I'm good. You're around the world right now.

I am. I'm traveling. Should I reveal where I am?

Yeah, do it. Doha for a conference on Palestine.

And how is Doha doing? Doha seems nice. I really didn't get to see very much of it.

Because I was really involved in this conference. It was the Palestine annual forum in Doha.

You are there because you were recently centered for speaking out about Palestine by the hills.

So it's great opportunity to go and speak to other people. I'm sure centered as well.

Oh, yeah, lots of people. It was a very, it was very Palestinian in attendance,

which was really cool. There were some panels that were only in Arabic, which I wasn't expecting,

but which was very cool. And it was cool when there was translation. There wasn't always,

but when there was translation, it was great.

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week from the absurd arena? So us week in our excellent interview with Darshan Navias,

Aaron, you have the quote that useful idiots has an audience that really cares about the world and

that they're troubled about the state of the world right now. And living in New York City,

the problem that I noticed the most is the homelessness crisis. And I've noticed that a lot of

people who are liberals and progressives speak a lot about fighting poverty and helping the work

in class, but that it's also pretty much fully acceptable in those same circles to say no to helping

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