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This is the Friends of History Debating Society.

I'm John Blatch with Professor H.J.

Macinder International Relations. The seventh capital is the District of Columbia.

Professor, you're forgiven if you have nothing to say. I can't imagine an introduction that comes to anything.

The last week in Washington was like the week before, it was like the week before.

There's no movement whatsoever.

President Joe Biden is challenged.

The Republican Party is in chaos.

There is a Speaker of the House,

but nobody knows who he is until we find out what he plans.

It's a mystery.

They've elected a cipher for a speaker of the house and Donald Trump continues to do well in the polls for the Republican Party, but very few people speak well of him, very few.

And his conduct is unusual.

So what is there to say about the point of conduct is unusual.

So what is there to say about the point of view of D.C. and I can give you a few minutes.

I understand there might not be anything.

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