Good evening. The show begins tonight in Colorado where the Secretary of State has filed a brief

with the Supreme Court to be argued before the Court on the 8th of February to the effect

that Donald Trump is an ineligible insurrectionist and therefore not permitted

on the ballot in Colorado.

This is a decision for the Supreme Court.

There will be other voices that day.

The show then turns to Kief, where there's a feud,

a dispute, a battle between the commander of the military,

Sallusini, and the president of the country,

Salenski.

It is not clear how it's going to be resolved.

Salenski, we're told, has fired Sall. Solutioni, we're told, has refused to go.

If there had been an election this year, Solutioni very well might have been a presidential

candidate. They then turned to the question of

NATO and the forward basing of nuclear weapons likely to be 61 gravity bombs in the United Kingdom.

I speak with Anatole Leibon about this and he mentions that the upset to watch is not the one that comes

from the UK but from Europe because in the

event of a conflict as Anatole reasons it would be Europe where the bombs were

dropped and then turn to the question of anti-Semitism.

I speak to several guests with my friend Malcolm Honeline about anti-Semitism on campus in primary schools and where it comes from. The money from Qatar seems to be a

major component of the anti-Semitism spreading and increasing on major college campuses.

There's also a student from the Harvard Divinity School who speaks of a lawsuit

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