This is the John Fuglesang podcast.

A new AP poll on the war with Iran reveals that 59% of Americans think.

Trump has taken things too far and too excessive.

45% of respondents worry about the rising cost of fuel.

Only 45. I guess that means 65% don't drive.

TSA checkpoint wait times have climbed to all-time highs. The ICE officers are inserting themselves into

your travel plans. And the Senate is somehow closer than ever and farther than ever from ending

this partial shutdown. But there's good news because the gas prices

are so high. The Postal Service is going to start charging an additional 8% on every package

to cover the higher delivery fuel costs. Let's see what we've been saying with this war. Expect not

just gas to cost more, but everything that gets delivered by trucks.

USPS said in the press release, the surcharge will be a temporary price adjustment because

transportation costs more now.

Meanwhile, the EPA has killed restrictions on the sale of pollution spitting E15 gasoline in the upcoming summer months because they say, hey, that's okay. It'll poison the air, but it'll help fuel costs.

Yeah. And here's some good news. You guys should know the United Nations voted to recognize the enslavement of Africans during the transatlantic slave trade as the greatest crime against humanity

and only three countries voted against it. The resolution just was asking all the states in the

UN to recognize that this was a grave crime against humanity to consider formal apologies,

to consider contributions to a reparations fund,

not that they have to, but just to assert that it was a grave crime. And three countries

refuse to call it a grave crime. Those countries are Argentina, Benjamin Netanyahu's

Israel, and Donald Trump's United States.

They will not call slavery a grave crime against humanity, but they'll defend the Confederacy,

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