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We're going to get into some foreign policy today. That's what we're going to do. Right

at the top, top of the show. You're watching the Young Turks on your host, Anna Kasparian.

And we have a hell of a show for you today, right after the special election, the runoff

election in Georgia where Rafael Warnoch, the incumbent senator, defeated, personal walker,

we should have been honestly an easy defeat. The fact that it even got to a point where

we needed to have a runoff election, I think says a lot about the state of politics in

America today. But we do begin with that good news, so I wanted to put that out there.

But later in the show, we're also going to discuss the possibility of a resolution

passed in the House and the Senate that would essentially do away with any possibility

of US support of Saudi Arabia or the Saudi-led coalition. And it's war in Yemen. So we'll

talk about that in a little bit. We're also going to discuss why the Biden administration

has become a lot more friendly towards Saudi Arabia in recent months. There are multiple

reasons that I think you should be aware of. And why is it that the guy who ordered the

assassination and dismemberment of Jamal Kashoggi isn't facing any consequences. In fact,

he's immune from any consequences. We'll talk about that. We'll also give you an update

on Elon Musk's company, Neuralink, and it's a terrible treatment of animals. Some 1500

animals have died in a short period of time. Within the company, through animal trials,

we'll tell you what the internal staff has been telling the press and what they've been

complaining about. And in the second hour, John Eiterola will be joining me to talk about

a number of topics. We're going to have some fun, of course. But a story that really caught

my attention today has to do with a chain of gas stations in Philadelphia that has now

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