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Israel's Strike Designed For One Thing…Also, Dems Go After RFK Jr. 4/19/24
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2:07:49Now PlayingDays after Iran sent a barrage of missiles and drones toward Israel, that were largely knocked down, Israel responded. Iranian officials say their air defenses intercepted three drones and there were no reports of missiles. The back and forth, at a time when Israel is already at war with Hamas, is stoking fears of a regional escalation.
Job number one for the Democrats heading into this presidential election: knock out the third-party candidates. Specifically, Democrats are said to be mounting an aggressive effort against Robert F. Kennedy Jr. The Democratic National Committee has reportedly put together a unit dedicated to disabling Kennedy and other third-party candidates.
We will talk about it all with journalist and political analyst Michael Shure.
Taylor Swift’s new song “Florida” shows that she understands what the state is about. She sings, “What a crash, what a rush, eff me up, Florida- It's one hell of a drug.” Too bad we can’t play it to usher in Friday Fabulous Florida. What have those crazy kids been up to this week?
The Culture Blaster will slide into the studio to talk movies and more.
The Mark Thompson Show
4/19/24
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