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3:38Now PlayingJimmy and his guest Jeffrey Sachs discuss the overwhelming American opposition to the Iran war, noting that only 6% support a ground invasion while millions have taken to the streets in "No Kings" protests. Sachs laments that Congress is abdicating its constitutional duty under Article I to declare war, refusing to hold hearings or enforce the War Powers Act while the president lies openly about non‑existent negotiations.
Sachs also calls out Marco Rubio’s shifting excuses—first claiming the U.S. had to attack because Israel was going to, then denying he ever said it—as evidence that officials no longer care about the truth. Sachs suggests the 25th Amendment should be considered, as many psychiatrists believe the president may be incapacitated, but Congress refuses to act.
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