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It's Wednesday, April 10th, 2024.

New plan to release hostages from Hamas while one U.S. top official says there's no genocide

happening in Gaza after all. Turns out we don't like federalism anyway and more on the pressing

issue of our time. Four-way stop signs. Next on the AM update. Secretary Secretary of State Anthony Blinken on Tuesday said the U.S. has a new proposal for a hostage deal,

and they're serious and stressed Hamas needs to accept it in order to get a ceasefire in Gaza.

Amos didn't reject the proposal out of hand in a statement Monday.

The terrorist group says,

despite the Israeli rejectionist position, Hamas's leadership will discuss the new U.S. proposal

in a responsible manner. And when finished, we'll deliver a response to the Qatarian,

Egyptian mediators in Egypt. Meanwhile, in Washington, Senator Tom Cotton questioned, dispensed

Secretary Lloyd Austin on what's actually going on with Israel's actions in Gaza.

Is Israel committing genocide in Gaza?

Senator Cotton, we don't have any evidence of genocide being created.

So that's a no. Israel's not committing genocide in Gaza.

We don't have evidence to that.

So that comes just a few moments, actually, after a group of pro-Hamas orcs took over the Senate basement chanting various claims of genocide at the hands of Israeli forces.

I've seen some murmurs on Twitter that a number of hostages taken by Hamas during the October 7th raid of Israel may actually be

dead now, so who knows where those negotiations actually stand?

Senator Lindsey Graham in the aftermath of Donald Trump's tepid statement on baby killing

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