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Welcome back one and all to this John Solo episode of the Damage Port.

Thank you for joining me because we've got a whole big heap and helping of news today, including good news, the most rare type. I've been able to find some.

I'm kind of genuinely shocked, tinge with cynicism about the good news, but we'll get to that.

We've got updates on Iran. Apologies if the war that we're in is boring for certain presidents,

but we're going to be talking about it.

We're also going to evaluate the tiff between Donald Trump and his boo, Benjamin Netanyahu.

So we'll see if I buy that as well. Along the way we got so much. We're looking at a funky

summer for the Republicans, which could well be fun. We've got, oh, the return of Kellyanne

Conway who thinks that Graham Platner has been doing some unacceptable stuff, and she should know

about standards. So we'll talk about that. And, oh, one of my favorite stories in the aftermath

is going to be this new evaluation of the safety record of Tesla's autopilot coming

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