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Welcome back to the DIRS show.

Before we start, I just wanted to mention the ribbon I wear all the time.

I've been wearing it since October 7th.

You know, it's a ribbon that signifies concern for the hostages that are being held by Hamas

and obviously by Iran.

Iran tells Hamas.

What to do in Australia, a tennis player was participating in a major tournament, and she came in with this little tiny ribbon on her tennis outfit,

and they banned it. They made her take it off, but she didn't tell anybody.

She just put it in the back of her hair and used it as a kind of barrette.

But the idea that you would ban a ribbon, I just don't believe that that's appropriate.

It's not a political symbol, it's a human symbol.

In any event, Biden said today that he's still considering preemptive pardons, he's not sure,

he'll decide, he has another week

and half to decide whether he'll do preemptive pardons. Preemptive pardons are lawful. They're

legal. You can pardon somebody for anything that they have done. You can't pardon them for things that they will do in the future.

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