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Well, the big news of the day is we're apparently striking targets against Iran proxy militias in Syria and Iraq.

And we are going to continue giving you updates as the news trickles out,

and it is a trickle. But supposedly we are striking these targets. Along those lines,

we're going to have talk with Tom McClintock, because he got a bill passed in the house

called the no immigration benefits for Hamas

terrorist act. I think it's self-explanatory. First of all, none of the Hamas terrorists that

took part in the October 7th attack are allowed to enter the country. They can't even seek asylum.

And if somehow somebody sneaks in, they're never going to get

any money from us from any of our immigration programs. This passed in the House 422 to 2. 422 to 2.

You know who voted against it? Two of those squad members reshita talib and corey bush uh they

they sided with the terrorists on this one let's get tom mcclintock on tom how are you i'm doing fine

john and there's really not much more to add to that is there it sticks for itself i i i i you would think this would be a shutout in the House of Representatives.

It would have been 425 to nothing.

Well, and the Democrats have been apologists for this illegal immigration for many years, as you know.

But even in the Judiciary Committee, they agreed that, hey, okay, we can at least go this

far. But not those to. That gives you some idea of how insane things are becoming. There is a

fifth column in this country, and two of our members of Congress are part of that.

Yeah.

So according to Rashida Talib and Cory Bush, even if someone was identified as participating

in the attacks, actually murdering Israeli citizens or raping or killing babies or any

of that.

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