4.15.26 Congressional resignations and reconciliation fights, global oil supplies, and NCAA revenue-sharing influence on sports programs
4/15/202638 min
Washington Wednesday on reconciliation fights and congressional resignations, World Tour on global oil supplies, and revenue-sharing influence on D1 sports programs. Plus, Cal Thomas on Democrat policies affecting religious groups, crashing delivery robots, and Wednesday morning news
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First 90 secondsLindsay Mast· Host0:00
[intro music] Good morning. Republicans are back in Washington with a plan to fund border enforcement without Democrats.
Speaker 10:11
We need to keep this process tight and focused so that we can get this done.
Speaker 20:16
Washington Wednesday coming up with Hunter Baker. Also today, World Tour, the far-reaching effects of choking off global oil supply. Later, college wrestling programs are at risk, and the losses could reach beyond the mat.
Speaker 3· Soundbite0:31
They essentially heard the gospel because of CBU Wrestling.
Speaker 20:34
And a political outreach effort meets a policy contradiction. Cal Thomas explains.
Lindsay Mast· Host0:40
[intro music] It's Wednesday, April fifteenth. This is The World and Everything in It from listener-supported World Radio. I'm Lindsay Mast.
Speaker 20:54
And I'm Nick Eicher. Good morning.
Lindsay Mast· Host0:55
Up next, Kent Covington with today's news.
Speaker 21:00
Historic talks in Washington as negotiators from Israel and Lebanon met face-to-face on Tuesday in a meeting aimed at ending a cross-border conflict that has only intensified in recent weeks. Israeli Ambassador to the US, Yakir Shaike Linter, suggested the talks went well.
Yakir Shaike Lintner· Soundbite1:18
This is an opportunity. This is the first time our two countries are sitting together in over three decades. Let's feel the moment. Let's enjoy the moment. We enjoyed it together.
Speaker 21:27
But the group at the center of the conflict