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I'm John Batchel, and that is McCarter of American Greatness, my colleague and co-host,

and we're pushing a button and going immediately to Tokyo.

To my longtime informant in Tokyo, Lance Gatling, a principal of nexial research.

There is exciting political news in Tokyo, a prime minister recently recently a prime minister who can play the drums.

In addition to that, the first female prime minister in Japan's history, to my knowledge.

In addition to that, someone who's from the school of Abe, meaning the determined national security side of the debate in the Japanese Assembly. And now a

snap election. All of this I bring to you, Lance, because we need help. Takayichi can play the drums.

A very impressive demonstration with the president of South Korea. But the

snap election, why did she, why call it when you have a control of the apparatus now? What do you

gain from it? Good day to you, Lance. Gentlemen, I hope you're not too cold there. It's,

it's nice here. It's crisp, but nothing like Detroit. Trust me.

Takeichi San herself is quite articulate, and what she said in an extended press conference

was that she was made the prime minister by an internal mechanism within the party.

She won the popularity contest for the leadership after Prime Minister Ishiiba was threatened

with a vote of no confidence, and he said he would not stand again.

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