Megan Rompino here. This week on a touch more,

Juju Watkins joins us to talk about her year off of the court,

but definitely not on the sidelines.

We're also looking at the upsets coming out of the SEC tournament

and how that might impact selection Sunday

and the intergenerational span of U.S. players on display at the She Believes Cup.

Plus, we have a surprise guest.

You won't want to miss it.

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How can we understand the decisions facing the United States and Israel and Iran as they weigh next moves in this war.

War that was meant to prevent from reaching a bomb eventually might push them beyond the Rubicon

and to have that war. I'm John Feiner. And I'm Jake Sullivan. And we're the hosts of The Long

Game, a weekly national security podcast. This week, former Israeli Defense Intelligence Officer Danny Sintrinoids joins us from Israel to discuss the war against Iran.

The episode's out now. Search for and follow The Long Game, wherever you get your podcasts. My guest today is my friend and Vox colleague Zach Beecham.

Zach covers a lot of things. He covers ideology, particularly the political right, both here and abroad,

and just sort of reports on the state of democracy around the world.

And he's also one of the most reliable guests in the history of this show.

He's the only person, I think, who I can count on to not forget to turn on his

recorder and to not slap his microphone right off the mount mid-sentence disrupting the recording.

Zach, how would you describe what you do?

Well, I will neither confirm nor deny that any of those things have happened during recordings that we've done, Sean, and I certainly have never forgotten to bring a water glass with me.

But, yeah, look, I describe my job in sort of two parts.

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