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Hello? Hello this morning and senior writer Leel Leibowitz.

hashtag and never trump never trump. and senior writer Leel Leibowitz. Our Jewish guest this week is Justin Seikoff's who has created the magnetic shool,

which is this incredible little lunchbox filled with little magnetic people meant to resemble people from a stereotypical synagogue.

It's an amazing toy.

It's a toy and more, and he'll tell us all about it.

And our Gentile of the week is Parisian ex-Pat writer Thomas Chatterton Williams who is joining us on a brief stopover in America.

He's making time just for us and his name is such a declaration of goyhood Thomas

Chatterton. Yeah it's really not a lot of Jews with Chatterton is just

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