Once again, there's a Democrat in the White House and the Middle East is on fire, sound familiar?

And Congresswoman Rashida Talaih says that the Palestinian struggle is the same as the

struggle of minorities in this country now.

She's right, but not in the way she intends.

This is the Dineshtas Uza podcast.

America needs this voice.

The times are crazy and the time of confusion, division and lies.

We need a brave voice of reason, understanding and truth.

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Suddenly it seems like we're back in the 1970s.

Bohemian fashions, gas lines, inflation and an income poop in the White House.

Now I came to America in the late 1970s as an exchange student and there were so many

things that were kind of wonderful and promising about America.

But as I reflected about them, I realized that those things were, in a sense, the legacy

of an older America.

The 1970s was a time of confusion, of turmoil, of crisis in the Middle East, of later hostage-taking,

stagflation, a kind of new term which referred to a stagnant economy on the one hand and inflation

on the other.

There were gas lines.

There was, well, Jimmy Carter himself used the term, malaise, a sense of uneasy confusion

and worry about the future.

Now we have the added malaise, you might say, of the COVID pandemic.

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