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it will be a huge deal, enormous scandal, enormous firestorm but we just got used to it with muzaffar chishti. host: glenn on the republican line. caller: good morning. what happened to israel yesterday is the result of what donald trump did in iran and afghanistan. with joe biden be in afghanistan which both of those people did the wrong thing. what happened yesterday is what happened to congress? you still there? host: we are still there. caller: what happened yesterday with the nonsense about mccarthy what happened yesterday is the result of what the marjorie taylor greene and those republicans want to do to ukraine, throw them under the bus. lastly, all these trump sters who think he is not a sedation is, he just convicted what he did in january 6. guest: a lot there. i think at the end of the day, there are policies that are better and worse for the u.s. and the middle east, but this is a conflict that has been enduring and persistent and is going to continue almost no matter what we do. i would not -- hamas has been attacking israel for a long time. as a deep philosophical hatred of isr

it will be a huge deal, enormous scandal, enormous firestorm but we just got used to it with muzaffar chishti. host: glenn on the republican line. caller: good morning. what happened to israel yesterday is the result of what donald trump did in iran and afghanistan. with joe biden be in afghanistan which both of those people did the wrong thing. what happened yesterday is what happened to congress? you still there? host: we are still there. caller: what happened yesterday with the nonsense about mccarthy what happened yesterday is the result of what the marjorie taylor greene and those republicans want to do to ukraine, throw them under the bus. lastly, all these trump sters who think he is not a sedation is, he just convicted what he did in january 6. guest: a lot there. i think at the end of the day, there are policies that are better and worse for the u.s. and the middle east, but this is a conflict that has been enduring and persistent and is going to continue almost no matter what we do. i would not -- hamas has been attacking israel for a long time. as a deep philosophical hatred of isr