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Speaker 3: Welcome Daily Show. I'm Debbie Lenex. We've done so much
Speaker 3: good news for you tonight. Women's sports are now the
Speaker 3: best sports. Michael Costa tries to get out of a
Speaker 3: speeding ticket, and Donald Trump has found an entirely new
Speaker 3: way to lose money. So let's get.
Speaker 4: Into the headline.
Speaker 3: Let's kick things off with some news from the business world.
Speaker 3: Last week, Donald Trump's social media platform Truth Social went
Speaker 3: public with a value of eight billion dollars, which seemed
Speaker 3: like a lot for a website whose business model is
Speaker 3: what if Twitter was just Nazis? And guess what? Turns
Speaker 3: out it was Tonight's.
Speaker 5: Stock and Donald Trump's media company tanking after Trump's social
Speaker 5: media platform Truth Social reported losing fifty eight million dollars
Speaker 5: last year. The company was valued at nearly ten billion
Speaker 5: dollars after it went public last week, as Trump supporters
Speaker 5: rushed to scoop up shares.
Speaker 6: Truth Socialist is doing very well. As hot as a
Speaker 6: pistol and doing great.
Speaker 5: But today that route awakening. The revelation of last year's
Speaker 5: losses sent the stock plunging more than twenty percent, and
Speaker 5: the value of Trump's own stake losing more than a
Speaker 5: billion dollars.
Speaker 3: Trump, you lost a billion dollars yesterday. Now you're only
Speaker 3: worth six billion dollars. You broke bitch. We got him finally.
Speaker 3: Now there's a bit of a disagreement over why the
Speaker 3: stock drops so much. Analysts say it's because of huge
Speaker 3: losses in limited market upside, while Trump advisors argue it's
Speaker 3: because of won'te gay trans DEI Hunter, Biden's laptops. So
Speaker 3: who's to say? At this point, it just seems like
Speaker 3: Trump is trying to be in every section of the newspaper, finance, politics, style,
Speaker 3: city crime. It mattered time until he drops a theater
Speaker 3: review just saw wicked, total witch. Let's move on to
Speaker 3: the fight. Yeah, you can collabor that is, oh drop.
Speaker 3: Let's move on to the fight over abortion rights, where
Speaker 3: today Florida handed us a mixed bag. Now to Florida,
Speaker 3: where the State Supreme Court just issued two major rulings
Speaker 3: on abortion rights.
Speaker 7: Major decisions. The Florida State Supreme Court has now cleared
Speaker 7: the way for one of the strictest abortion vans and
Speaker 7: the nation to go into effect. It bans abortion at
Speaker 7: just six weeks into pregnancy, but at the same time,
Speaker 7: that same state Supreme Court also allowing this issue to
Speaker 7: be on the ballot in November, allowing Florida voters to
Speaker 7: decide whether they want to protect access to abortion up
Speaker 7: until viability, which is considered to be around twenty four
Speaker 7: weeks into pregnancy.
Speaker 3: Florida, what is going on here? You're restricting abortion, but
Speaker 3: you're also putting it on the ballot. Pick a lane.
Speaker 3: These are some crazy moon swings. You better hope you're
Speaker 3: not pregnant. Look, a six week abortion ban is obviously
Speaker 3: a terrible setback for women's rights, but there is a
Speaker 3: small glimmer of hope and that the voters also have
Speaker 3: a chance to legalize abortion again, which is good news
Speaker 3: and also depressing to be celebrating that as good news,
Speaker 3: But in this climate, I guess that's where we're at
Speaker 3: right now. I don't know whether I'm happy or not.
Speaker 3: I feel like Ron DeSantis's face, but hey, at least
Speaker 3: abortion is on the ballot. Finally, the people of Florida
Speaker 3: will be able to choose something besides community service or
Speaker 3: jail time, and that is something, that is something. Let's
Speaker 3: move on to sports. We're in the final stretch of
Speaker 3: March Madness, that special time of year that turns every
Speaker 3: office into an underground gambling ring, and last night all
Speaker 3: eyes were on a rematch between two of the biggest
Speaker 3: stars in the tournament.
Speaker 8: In goat fashion, Caitlin Clark led Iowa over defending champion
Speaker 8: LSU and a readout of last year's final.
Speaker 4: For anyone who questioned her greatness, Caitlyn Clark had the answer.
Speaker 4: Forty one points, nine threes twelve assists, a record making
Speaker 4: masterpiece that lived up to the hype of a rematch
Speaker 4: in an ethnic battle of.
Speaker 9: Greats, Clark steps back fires you back, oh mine from Schenectady.
Speaker 5: She's simply ridiculous, She's possessed.
Speaker 3: This poor announcer Kaylen Clark hit so many big shots
Speaker 3: that the guy was clearly running out of things to say.
Speaker 3: She's ridiculous, She's possessed, She's a witch drowner. I don't know,
Speaker 3: but honestly, honestly, what an awesome rivalry. Kayln Clark and
Speaker 3: Angel Reese, two fierce competitors playing their hearts out captivating
Speaker 3: the nation while they're still in college. My biggest accomplishment
Speaker 3: in college was getting a single dorm because of my ibs. Hey,
Speaker 3: if there was a sock on the door, it was
Speaker 3: an especially bad night. Point is it feels like women's
Speaker 3: basketball is having a moment this year, and you can
Speaker 3: tell by how much the media can't stop talking about
Speaker 3: how they're talking about it.
Speaker 4: What a great thing for women's sports that we care.
Speaker 3: We're talking about it tonight on CNN because people are caring,
Speaker 3: and ultimately that is good.
Speaker 5: We care.
Speaker 3: The fact that we're talking about women's basketball and any
Speaker 3: you know, women's sports in general.
Speaker 6: I mean, this is really great.
Speaker 10: A freaking love of one.
Speaker 6: It's really great.
Speaker 2: I've done this for thirty two years.
Speaker 6: I've never once spent five minutes.
Speaker 2: Of any show I've ever done anywhere talking about a
Speaker 2: great women's game last night at any level.
Speaker 3: Okay, I might say more about you, but we'll take
Speaker 3: the win. We'll take it.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 3: People are excited about women's basketball right now. They're discovering
Speaker 3: it like it's the first time your mom tried sushi.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, have you heard about this? Spread the word?
Speaker 3: But everyone is raving everyone. Even Shaquille O'Neal said, women's
Speaker 3: basketball this year is a better game than men's basketball. Yeah. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's like the most famous men's basketball player. That's like
Speaker 3: chef boy Ard telling you he only eats spaghettios. Now
Speaker 3: spaghettios the official food of clinical depression. Spaghettios. Want to
Speaker 3: hurt an Italian person's feelings, try spaghettios, went Mark Spaghettios.
Speaker 3: You don't have to love your kids anyway. Think about
Speaker 3: how far women's basketball has come. Ten years ago, if
Speaker 3: you went to a bar on a Monday night to
Speaker 3: watch women's basketball, it was because you were an alcoholic.
Speaker 3: But today, if you're at a bar on a Monday night,
Speaker 3: it's because you're an alcoholic who also wants to watch
Speaker 3: women's basketball. That is progress. So this has been a
Speaker 3: hugely successful college tournament for the women, even despite some obstacles.
Speaker 8: In the women's tournament, controversy is brewing after four games
Speaker 8: were playing on a court in Portland, Oregon, where the
Speaker 8: three point line was about six inches closer to the
Speaker 8: hoop on one side. The error was discovered before North
Speaker 8: Carolina played Texas in the Elite eight. Both teams coaches
Speaker 8: decided to go ahead with the game to not delay
Speaker 8: the tournament.
Speaker 3: Okay, I really relate to this as a woman. It
Speaker 3: is so classic for someone else to fuck up and
Speaker 3: we're like, oh, the line is messed up. It's fine,
Speaker 3: We'll just go ahead and play four games. You can
Speaker 3: fix it later or not whatever. I'm sorry, but what
Speaker 3: exactly happened with the three point line? To get more
Speaker 3: on this, we go live to Josh Johnson at the arena. Josh,
Speaker 3: what happened down there? The line was several inches too short.
Speaker 3: That's a that's a huge error.
Speaker 6: Well does he?
Speaker 11: I talked to the director of court maintenance who made
Speaker 11: the mistake, as well as several other men who were
Speaker 11: just around, and we all we all agreed that your
Speaker 11: link being a few inches shorter than everyone was expecting
Speaker 11: is no big deal, no story here back to you.
Speaker 3: That's not true. Having the line be that short makes
Speaker 3: an enormous difference.
Speaker 11: Enormous is a little mean. Plus, it's not about the
Speaker 11: length of the line, It's about how you play the game. Okay,
Speaker 11: And I think we can all agree it was a
Speaker 11: pretty good game. You know.
Speaker 6: It's good for me.
Speaker 11: I enjoyed it and as far as the difference, the
Speaker 11: women didn't even notice, all.
Speaker 3: Right, Josh. Even if the women said they didn't notice,
Speaker 3: trust me, they always notice.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 11: But let's get this line guy a break, because when
Speaker 11: I talked to him, he swore this had never happened before.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 11: And we don't even know why it was too short.
Speaker 11: Maybe it was his first time, okay. Maybe it had
Speaker 11: been drinking, all right, Maybe the arena was cold.
Speaker 3: How does being cold make a difference?
Speaker 6: It just does.
Speaker 3: Okay, Wow, you seem pretty worked up about this. Why
Speaker 3: don't we move past the length of the line, thank you.
Speaker 3: Let's talk about the curve, because the curve was weird.
Speaker 2: All right, I'm out.
Speaker 11: This is why on we played basketball by myself, okay, Josh, Josh.
Speaker 3: Say, John Johnson, everybody.
Speaker 12: That we'll discovery that.
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Speaker 3: Last week, New York City introduced the first congestion pricing
Speaker 3: plan in the country, and there's one local who's set
Speaker 3: on making sure New Yorkers pay their fines our own.
Speaker 3: Michael Costa caught up with him in another installment of Thank.
Speaker 6: Me Later, Hi, I'm Michael.
Speaker 13: Costa license plates they help track traffic violators, But what
Speaker 13: happens when shifty citizens purposely cover them up? Sir tonight
Speaker 13: on thank me later, we'll meet one man who's dedicated
Speaker 13: his life to ensure that New Yorkers are being held
Speaker 13: accountable for traffic violations. I want to bike along with
Speaker 13: this snitchelante to investigate, and you can thank me later.
Speaker 11: Communities cheated out of improvements to roads, bridges, and other
Speaker 11: infrastructure because of people covering up their license plates.
Speaker 8: When it goes through the camera system, we can't pick
Speaker 8: it up.
Speaker 3: Official say. These scofflaws cost the city more than one
Speaker 3: hundred million dollars every year.
Speaker 6: That's right.
Speaker 9: Some New York drivers have started obscuring their plates by
Speaker 9: partially covering them. These are called ghost plates, and one
Speaker 9: man is taking it upon himself to bust these ghosts plates.
Speaker 14: I think it's kirsh Konstan still on the criminal mischief beed.
Speaker 14: I'm going to dedicate today to illegal covered license plates.
Speaker 14: We've got a guy with the DA placard, I'll tell
Speaker 14: you that at the minute, and a cover.
Speaker 9: So what even incentivized this genuine New York freak to
Speaker 9: make this his life's mission. I caught him in one
Speaker 9: of the hottest zones for ghost plates, Lower Manhattan.
Speaker 14: The issue is, if you're driving around and your speeding
Speaker 14: and you're doing it with a covered plate, you're never
Speaker 14: going to get the ticket, and you're never even going
Speaker 14: to realize how badly you're driving. I want to make
Speaker 14: sure the person gets all the tickets to which he's entitled.
Speaker 10: What do you say to your critics who say he's
Speaker 10: a snitch, he's a loser, he doesn't have a life,
Speaker 10: a hobby, a family, a job, he doesn't have friends
Speaker 10: or a social life.
Speaker 6: What do you say to those people.
Speaker 14: I'm not trying to get people tickets. What I'm trying
Speaker 14: to do is show the people who are trying to
Speaker 14: get people tickets that their system is broken.
Speaker 10: We're in New York City, there's cops everywhere.
Speaker 13: Why aren't the police officers cracking down on these ghost plates.
Speaker 14: The vast majority of the people I've caught to facing
Speaker 14: or covering their it's our cops or firefighters or court officers.
Speaker 14: And then about one hundred and twenty of these videos
Speaker 14: in the past three months, and I'd say about seventy
Speaker 14: of them were law enforcement officials. The very people who
Speaker 14: shouldn't be breaking the law are finding a way to
Speaker 14: break the law by defacing their plate and then break
Speaker 14: the law by then speeding.
Speaker 13: We're getting more cops tickets for speeding.
Speaker 6: Give me some. That's awesome. I mean it's not.
Speaker 3: The goal is not to be an asshole.
Speaker 14: The goal is to be a little bit of an asshole.
Speaker 6: When does it end?
Speaker 13: And does that mean you're in a ditch somewhere with
Speaker 13: a couple of NYPD bullets in your chest?
Speaker 14: Not that I want that, I mean it would pick
Speaker 14: a great story.
Speaker 6: I actually see two heroes here.
Speaker 13: Yeah, I see you, thank you, who is putting your
Speaker 13: life on the line more or less enforcing law enforcement.
Speaker 13: And then I see another hero here, and that's me
Speaker 13: because I've found you and I'm sharing your story with others.
Speaker 6: It's exactly right.
Speaker 14: So thank you for that.
Speaker 6: You can thank me later. Oh well, thank you right now.
Speaker 9: That's not what the Segond's called gersh took me on
Speaker 9: a bike along through Lower Manhattan to catch some ghost
Speaker 9: plates in action. After only a minute of biking, we
Speaker 9: hit our first defender.
Speaker 14: This is a great one.
Speaker 6: Is this normal wear? And tear and the answer is
Speaker 6: obviously no.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 14: So in a situation like this, regardless of where we are,
Speaker 14: I mean, we're literally within inches of a.
Speaker 6: Police so, I mean I'm nervous right now, you're nervous.
Speaker 6: What We're in a private cop lot? Yeah, and he's okay, okay, good,
Speaker 6: here's Gris Kuntsman. This one is just so defaced. I
Speaker 6: couldn't resist.
Speaker 14: I want him to get all the tickets he deserves.
Speaker 14: So I got my paint pen and we're just gonna
Speaker 14: fill this in for him. And just as a courtesy
Speaker 14: to the officer, because we are in police parking, I'll
Speaker 14: also do the New York the plate cover is illegal.
Speaker 6: You can see it.
Speaker 14: But if you're a speed camera which shoots at like
Speaker 14: this angle at night, these covers are illegal. For that reason.
Speaker 14: I'll probably just pull out my screwdriver and do what
Speaker 14: I do best. Okay, I'll just take the illegal cover
Speaker 14: and I'll just leave that on the front.
Speaker 6: Of the car to show that you're not stealing it.
Speaker 14: Yeah, and I don't steal anything, and then we more
Speaker 14: or less get out of here.
Speaker 6: Let's get out of here. Bye.
Speaker 14: This is now the third time I've caught this guy,
Speaker 14: Are you serious?
Speaker 6: Yeah, same cop. You've been here before. Oh yeah, actually twice.
Speaker 14: But the fact that he's scraped it off again means
Speaker 14: I got to do some more work.
Speaker 13: There's such a important part of being a pest yeah,
Speaker 13: and actual and ways to actually get shit done and
Speaker 13: to get people to respond to you, you have to
Speaker 13: be an annoying.
Speaker 14: A bit of an asshole.
Speaker 13: Yeah, and this is the third time you've got this car,
Speaker 13: third time and you're being annoying to it.
Speaker 9: After a grueling day of catching ghost plates and meeting fans.
Speaker 6: All right, ladies, we'll see you later. Look me up.
Speaker 6: I'm Ronnie Chang.
Speaker 9: I had to recognize all the great work Gersh was
Speaker 9: doing for the New York community.
Speaker 10: Has anybody ever given you a thank you card, a trophy,
Speaker 10: a plaque, a certificate for the public service you're doing.
Speaker 14: I'd be ridiculous.
Speaker 6: No one's done that. Well that's going to change today,
Speaker 6: what because on behalf of the Daily Show?
Speaker 13: Oh my god, we got you your own ghost clipt
Speaker 13: ray as for your girshader, So my favorite ghost plate
Speaker 13: killer when it comes.
Speaker 14: To Boston ghost plates, who are you gonna call?
Speaker 6: Gersh? Counts men? Wow? Thank you Gersh for being the
Speaker 6: annoying snitch. New York City needs to keep its streets safe.
Speaker 3: And you can thank me later. Thank you, Michael.
Speaker 12: When we come back.
Speaker 3: Representative Colin all right, we'll be joining me on the Girl,
Speaker 3: my guest and I represented Texas's thirty second district and
Speaker 3: is running for the Senate against America's sweethearts Head Cruise.
Speaker 3: Weare welcome, Representative Colin allready.
Speaker 6: How you doing doing well? How are you?
Speaker 3: I'm doing great. Welcome to the show.
Speaker 15: Yeah, this is great, different I usually do so.
Speaker 3: Yeah, they're fun right now, you guys.
Speaker 15: Are It's a little better than the house right now.
Speaker 3: It's just slightly. That's I mean, that's not saying a lot.
Speaker 3: That's keeping the bar. It's pretty low. You have such
Speaker 3: an interesting resume. You're a former NFL player, civil rights yeah,
Speaker 3: civil rights attorney, congressman, and now currently running against.
Speaker 12: Head Cruz for the.
Speaker 3: Yeah in Texas as a Democrat, which is a bit
Speaker 3: of an uphill battle. Right right now, you're currently pulling
Speaker 3: at six points behind. Does it make it worse that
Speaker 3: you're lagging behind Ted Cruz?
Speaker 15: Of all people, now listen, I'm confident that on November fifth,
Speaker 15: that Texan's are going to come out and show who
Speaker 15: we really are. I think we've had enough of twelve
Speaker 15: years of having an embarrassment. One of the most divisive
Speaker 15: centers in the country is somebody who I think fundamentally
Speaker 15: doesn't appreciate who we really are as Texans. I'm a
Speaker 15: four generation Texan. He was raised by a single mom
Speaker 15: in Dallas. You know, you mentioned what I've been able
Speaker 15: to do, but I was able to do that because
Speaker 15: I had a lot of help from my community for
Speaker 15: my state. I want to make sure that we can
Speaker 15: have someone who actually cares about us in the Senate.
Speaker 3: You have said before that you don't Texas doesn't have
Speaker 3: to be embarrassed by their senator. What is the most
Speaker 3: embarrassing thing about Ted Cruz? Is it that he fled
Speaker 3: to Cancun while Texas were in the dark and cold,
Speaker 3: or that time that he didn't feel the booger on
Speaker 3: his lip for so long burned in my memory?
Speaker 15: You know, I think there's the antics, right, There's like
Speaker 15: the you know, reading green eggs and ham on the
Speaker 15: Senate floor while you're trying to take health care away
Speaker 15: from forty million people and stuff like that. There's the
Speaker 15: fact that he podcasts three times a week, which is.
Speaker 6: A lot hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a lot when I.
Speaker 15: Say, senator, But you know when you had that little
Speaker 15: ROLLI bag when he's coming back from kankun Oh, yes,
Speaker 15: you know. It's frustrating going through those little rope lines
Speaker 15: at any time. When you're going through it alone to
Speaker 15: explain why you abandoned your stake during a statewide crisis,
Speaker 15: that was really embarrassing.
Speaker 3: That's the topper. That was his hopper. You're a father
Speaker 3: of two, and you were one of the first members
Speaker 3: of Congress to take paternity leave. First of all, thank
Speaker 3: you for your service. And secondly, why is that so
Speaker 3: rare among your colleagues.
Speaker 15: Yeah, yeah, Well I didn't know that I was going
Speaker 15: to be the first one I did it. I thought
Speaker 15: that it was just a normal thing to do, you know.
Speaker 15: I grew up and not knowing my father, and so
Speaker 15: for me, I knew that when we had kids that
Speaker 15: I was going to do it right. And that starts
Speaker 15: at the beginning. And there's so much.
Speaker 2: We've learned a lot.
Speaker 15: There are so many benefits for when men take leave
Speaker 15: in those early days, it's better for the men themselves,
Speaker 15: for their spouses for their kids. And you know this
Speaker 15: is not available to every American and I want to
Speaker 15: make sure that it is. And that's one of the
Speaker 15: things I've been working.
Speaker 6: Because you.
Speaker 15: And I both know that those early days are tough.
Speaker 15: Oh yeah, and when you're welcoming, you know your bundle
Speaker 15: of joy is also coming with a whole lot of
Speaker 15: other things that are changing your life. And you know,
Speaker 15: I don't think it's right that we're the only major
Speaker 15: developed country in the world that doesn't have a national
Speaker 15: paine policy.
Speaker 3: But not agree more. Texas was one of the first
Speaker 3: states to criminalize abortion. What would be your plans to
Speaker 3: protect and restore women's reproductive rights?
Speaker 15: As you mentioned, my wife and I we've had two
Speaker 15: boys in Dallas in the last five years, and I
Speaker 15: went to every ultrasound appointment, every genetic testing. And you
Speaker 15: know those rooms when you're having those conversations with your doctor,
Speaker 15: they're too small to have somebody like Ted Cruz in
Speaker 15: there with you. What's happening in Texas is really it's
Speaker 15: a tragedy. We've had twenty six thousand women who had
Speaker 15: to get birth to their rapist child since these laws
Speaker 15: went into place. We've had stories like Kate Cox. It
Speaker 15: was a mother of two who had a much want
Speaker 15: and third pregnancy. She'd go to the emergency room four times.
Speaker 15: Her doctor said she needed a medically necessary abortion, and
Speaker 15: she asked her state, can I have it close to
Speaker 15: home because I have a one and a three year
Speaker 15: old at home. They said no, And they didn't just
Speaker 15: say no, it's if you do this, we're going to
Speaker 15: prosecute you, your doctor, your hospital. We have counties saying
Speaker 15: you can't drive through the county if you're going to
Speaker 15: use the roads to access an abortion. I mean, that
Speaker 15: doesn't sound like freedom to me. And I know one
Speaker 15: thing about us is Texans, so we believe in freedom,
Speaker 15: and so to me, the only way that we can
Speaker 15: restore this right to Texas women and families is at
Speaker 15: the federal level by codifying Roe v.
Speaker 8: Wade.
Speaker 15: And I'm not saying a little.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Voter turnout is going to be critical for you to
Speaker 3: flip the seat. It's been estimated that nine point five
Speaker 3: million registered voters didn't vote in the last election. How
Speaker 3: will you encourage Texans to get out and vote and
Speaker 3: does it rhyme with moorshin well?
Speaker 15: As you mentioned as a civil rights lawyer, but I
Speaker 15: was a voting rights lawyer, specifically before I ran for Congress.
Speaker 15: To me, there's nothing more important than getting you know,
Speaker 15: Texans and our fellow Americans engaged in our democracy. And
Speaker 15: in Texas, we make it way too difficult to vote.
Speaker 15: But I want folks to know there's a reason why
Speaker 15: they're trying to make it harder for you to vote.
Speaker 15: Why are they trying to take your voice away? Why
Speaker 15: are they trying so hard to make it difficult for
Speaker 15: you to be engaged? Don't let them do it right?
Speaker 15: And to our young people, you know, it's like one
Speaker 15: of these things where you wouldn't let your grandparents pick
Speaker 15: your playlist for the next six years.
Speaker 12: I don't want to.
Speaker 15: Pick your centermer right, you know, so?
Speaker 12: You know so?
Speaker 15: I mean, I think it's also true that we have
Speaker 15: to talk about what's at steak, you know. To me,
Speaker 15: in Texas, what's at steak is our fundamental freedoms. If
Speaker 15: taken away a woman's right to choose, the ability to
Speaker 15: make your own decisions about your body. They're banning books,
Speaker 15: They're kicking kids out of school because of their hairstyle.
Speaker 15: I mean, to me, this is fundamentally about who we
Speaker 15: are as Texans and as Americans, and we have to
Speaker 15: restore freedom in Texas and across this country. And I think
Speaker 15: folks are going to come out and stand up for that.
Speaker 3: You serve on the Foreign Affairs Committee. We just recently
Speaker 3: found out that seven aid workers were killed in Gaza
Speaker 3: due to Israel air strikes. Does that give you any
Speaker 3: hesitation to providing Israel with bombs?
Speaker 15: Listen, this is a horrible tragedy, and these folks were
Speaker 15: there to feed folks who are suffering from famine, extreme conditions.
Speaker 15: They've done it around the world, and to me, it's
Speaker 15: an incredibly noble venture that they're engaged in to try
Speaker 15: and make sure that we can combat these conditions. And
Speaker 15: as I see it, October seventh was a tragedy and
Speaker 15: the response in many ways has been incredibly difficult to
Speaker 15: deal with. Our role, I think has to be to
Speaker 15: try and ensure that we as we're negotiating foreign extended
Speaker 15: cease fire, that we have these hostages come home and
Speaker 15: that we find a way forward in which there's two
Speaker 15: states existing peacefully next to each other.
Speaker 6: And that has to be all then go.
Speaker 15: And we've had a difference, you know, this has been
Speaker 15: our policy for some time, but in some ways I
Speaker 15: think it had drifted away in a strange way. I
Speaker 15: think this is a highlight of the need that we
Speaker 15: come back to this, that we make sure that we
Speaker 15: have a peaceful and independent Palacitian state next to a stable,
Speaker 15: democratic and Jewish Israeli state and these folks co exist
Speaker 15: because we, honestly we cannot continue down this road.
Speaker 3: I so appreciate the work that you do, and I
Speaker 3: so appreciate you being on the show tonight. I wish
Speaker 3: you the best of luck. Representative Colin Allred. You pick
Speaker 3: rank and we'll be right back up today.
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