First-time contributor John Aziz joins Mike and Adaam to discuss his piece on the escalating suffering in Gaza and the persistent support for Hamas. The three also discuss the possibilities of a two-state solution or what civil protests can achieve. Alex joins to fact-check the misleading claims of police complicity on January 6, James and Grayson update us on foreign affairs, and the panel wraps up on a debate about eggnog.
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