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Today on the playbook podcast, Donald Trump convenes his Board of Peace in D.C. for the first time. But everybody here is now

talking about war. And this afternoon, the president's off to Georgia to talk about the thing

Susie Wiles wants to talk about, which is affordability. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard.

And I'm Megan Messerly. It's Thursday, February 19th. Megan, it's always a treat to have

you back. How are you? I'm fantastic. We're getting closer to March. You're getting closer to Spring, Jack.

That is the spirit. That is the spirit. We're all dreaming of warmer weather here, although I did get an

email this morning from someone in Anchorage who told me to stop complaining about the cold in D.C. And I felt shamefully put in my place at that point, swore I would never complain about the small amount of ice. At least Alaska is beautiful. You know, there's a trade-off. Yeah, yeah, I hear you. Well, D.C. is going to be beautiful this morning because Donald Trump is convening the

first meeting of his Board of Peace, as he calls it, here in D.C.

The layers of irony here, Megan, are even by this president's standards or something else.

He's spoken obviously very proudly about wanting to be seen as a peacemaker and his efforts

to solve various conflicts.

And this is all an extension of that.

This body started out life as his sort of something that was needed, essentially some sort

of structure to try and think about how we move forward in Gaza since the ceasefire, which he,

in fairness, successfully brokered.

But it's morphed into something else, and he now wants it to be

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