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Weeks. Of the watch of the hawks i robot and im having a while and then joining us today to discuss the arms business in syria is former pentagon analyst Michael Maloof thanks for joining us pleasure always a pleasure so michael let walk us through this how exactly in your expertise in your belief do you believe these weapons and that up in the hands of isis what do you know they told us that they are being are the syrians and then they ended up at isis house what do you think happened well it was a very clandestine program to obtain from Eastern Europe a lot of the weapons that syrian. Opposi...

Coming up. but don, before we get to the, i heard you had some news about the iowa caucus? >> right. the days focus is on the vada. his first visit to this state of his 2024 presidential run, but iowa is the breaking news in the last few minutes, because we have a game schedule. the iowa caucus, it's going to be on january 15th, 2024. we've been waiting for when the republican party was going to roll out the state, and now, there is a timeline. 191 days. it's really not that many days. 194 days ago was december 29th, think about what we're doing. they're especially wrong desantis, vicky haley,...

But step away. all that messaging's different. you've got the vicky haley, who had says taking a page from the nancy pelosi playbook. which is pelosi's open the door for people to say, it's time for a new generation. to make an age argument, and across party lines. >> sure, miles, you served in the administration. obviously there was people when you do get elected, i river talking to senior republicans who say, good people got a stick around here. because if they don't, the whole thing will go off the rails. we were all willing to buy that argument early on in the administration, by the end of...

Matanzas High School Originally published on June 23, 2021 4:29 pm As a principal, Jeff Reaves always tries to do something nice for each graduating class at his Florida high school. But this year, his fourth year working at Matanzas High, he wanted to do something extra special for the students who were freshmen when he first started the job. From the end of March up until graduation earlier this month, Reaves spent his spare time crafting handwritten notes for all 459 members of the graduating class of the school in Palm Coast, Fla. To personalize each one, he pored through yearbooks,...