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Benghazi, the truth became a web of lies.

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Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

Real sensitive. Strong and getting.

Real sense of celebration here on the ground.

And as you noted, there's a number of parts that are already moving and moving quickly.

We've seen some video of Red Cross vehicles in Gaza alongside that seaside road there making their way through Gaza.

It's assumed that those are the type of vehicles that could be used eventually to transport hostages. So even though no ceasefire yet in effect, it appears things are already on the move,

President Trump said Monday, we could see some movement even before then.

Yeah, Trump did say on Sean Hannity's show on Fox last night, he expects all the

hostages to be back by Monday, but I'm assuming that if you listen to this show, you're

enough of a news junkie that you're aware that Hamas agreed to the, basically they agreed

to a surrender.

He didn't call it a surrender because it's hard to get somebody to surrender if you call it a surrender. Let's call it a deal. You just, you agree, we agreed, you know, uh, we'll agree to disagree as opposed to saying, we're getting everything we want and you're getting nothing you want. You're going to lay down your arms and not fight me more and get the hell out of the way. we're going to kill you all which is what trump said the other day anyway uh trump went on to explain uh how he got netanyahu to fall in line on this thing i spoke to b b netanyahu

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