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Today on the Playbook podcast, everything you need to know about President Trump's speech at the United Nations.

Jimmy Kimmel rises from the late night grave, and we get all the reaction from last night's announcement on autism from the White House.

Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard.

And I'm Megan Messerly. It's Tuesday, September 23rd. And this is the

Playbook podcast. How you doing, Megan? I'm doing great, Jack. How are you? Really good, really fired up for

this big speech this morning. Oh, yeah, of course. I am geeky enough about world affairs that I really

look forward to Donald Trump's first address to the United Nations General Assembly in however many years it's been.

Absolutely.

We hear him talk so much about what's going on in the rest of the world, but this is in front

of the audience that literally is the rest of the world.

And we've seen just no shortage of U.S. involvement in foreign affairs from tariffs to

peace deals, to the war in Gaza to the war in Ukraine.

I mean, there's just so much going on on the world stage.

I was talking with someone the other day who was just remarking, like, the world is a very

complicated place these days and everything is so intertwined and so interconnected.

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