This is Beth Silvers. You're listening to Pantsuit Politics.

Sarah is out today. She'll be back here on Friday.

I am joined by a very special co-host. Congressman Greg Lansman of Ohio's first district is here to talk with me. Congressman Lansman is one of four

Democrats who has expressed broad but not unlimited support for the administration's military operations in

Iran. So I was both excited and nervous to talk with him today. I knew that we would have some

disagreements. I was interested in

learning about where he's coming from because I know he's a thoughtful member. And so I wanted to

really slow down and understand how he's thinking about this and express how I'm thinking about it

and see where we landed. So this conversation will take some time and patience, and I really

appreciate you giving that to us, and I hope that you'll find it worthwhile. I certainly did.

So we talk about the war in Iran. We talk about the administration's relationship with Congress.

We talk a little bit about AI. And outside of politics, we talk about where we are on New Year's

resolutions one quarter into 2026. Sarah and I are very excited to be coming to

Minneapolis at the end of August. Tickets for our one and only live show this year and all the

surrounding events, which are going to be so much fun. We've been working on planning them,

and I'm so excited. All those tickets go on sale this week. They are open to premium members today, Tuesday, March 10th. They will be open to everyone on Thursday, March 12th. There are limited seats. So please check out our show notes for more information. And we hope that you'll join us in Minneapolis in August. And now without further ado, here is Congressman Greg Landsman of Ohio. You know the moment when you open the trash can and get hit with that smell?

It's always food scraps.

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Potato peels, avocado pits, chicken bones, even dairy. Mill takes on almost anything. You just scrape your plate into mill and while you sleep, it quietly turns your food scraps into nutrient-rich shelf-stable grounds. There's no mess, no smells, and no fruit flies.

You can use the grounds in your garden, add them to your curbside compost, or mill can even pick

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