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Yasir Qadhi absolutely throws Jonathan AC Brown off balance with this curveball. I really admire just how blunt and direct YQ so often dares to be in addressing such very difficult questions. Not meant as a criticism of Brown, but YQ is infamous for this. Refreshing. Alpha.

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Senator Fetterman admitted he never really understood President Trump’s push for the White House ballroom — until after last night. FETTERMAN: “I never really had a strong opinion on the ballroom, to be honest.” “But but this clearly demonstrated, you know, how difficult it is to move around there.” “And you know that the the ballroom is, is effectively underground and it has very limited, very limited kinds of ingress and egress to get out.” “So I think from an evacuation and when you have to evacuate, whether the president or other parts of of the leadership, I mean, this is just not the right place for that.”

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334,772 views • 3 months ago