Coming up, I'm going to confront head on the controversial issue of regime change. I'm going to

argue it shouldn't be our goal in Iran, but it should be an outcome. We welcome. I'm also going to

talk about the elusive ceasefire. Frank Gaffney of the Center for Security Policy joins me.

We're going to talk about Iran, the nuclear program, how effectively

it's been stymied or decimated, and where the U.S. and Iran should go from here.

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I'm not sure if that's a good thing or bad thing,

but what it does mean is there's a lot of stuff happening on many fronts.

And while I'm going to focus on the ceasefire or the ceasefire that got violated,

I want to start by talking about a couple of other things.

The first one is that a socialist looks like he might win for the mayor in New York City.

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