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It says a lot about the United States that we work relentlessly to free Americans who are unjustly

held around the world. It also says a lot about us that this deal includes the release of the Russia since the Cold War. Today is out

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Today on the show, the head of Project 2025 is out but the work he did to prepare for a purge of career

government workers if Trump wins that remains. There's been this two-year effort to really have this entire army, they call it an army,

they use very martial terms, and so it's going to be a completely different sort of administration in Trump 2.0.

Also, the broadcast of the Olympic Games includes descriptive narration of the events

for people who are visually impaired.

What's it like to do that job?

So I would take it from, you know, Simone's stairs down the vault, then sprints down an 82 foot runway,

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