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4.21.26 Iran’s defiance, diplomacy with Cuba, Clarence Thomas’ UT speech, and physicians against assisted suicide

4/21/202638 min

Iran’s defiance, negotiations with Cuba, Clarence Thomas’ UT speech, and physicians fight against assisted suicide. Plus, Hunter Baker on the Senate’s filibuster, fake bear attacks, and the Tuesday morning news

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Clips

Iran’s War Bill, Tallied
Why The Regime Endures
Blockade Only Works With Patience
Who Has The Will?
Iran’s Resilience, In One Line

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First 90 seconds

  1. Mary Reichard· Host0:00

    [intro music] Good morning. Is freedom for Cuba really next on the president's to-do list on foreign policy?

  2. Speaker 10:10

    Very soon, this great strength will also bring about a day seventy years in waiting.

  3. Nick Eicher· Host0:17

    Also today, can Iran wait out the U.S.? And Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas on America two-fifty. Later...

  4. Harrison Waters0:25

    You're nervous going in, but then as soon as you start talking, it becomes a conversation.

  5. Nick Eicher· Host0:30

    A physician-led campaign to stop assisted suicide from spreading to Virginia. And World's Hunter Baker wants a Senate that actually works.

  6. Mary Reichard· Host0:39

    [intro music] It's Tuesday, April twenty-first. This is The World and Everything in It from listener-supported World Radio. I'm Mary Reichard.

  7. Nick Eicher· Host0:53

    And I'm Nick Eicher. Good morning.

  8. Mary Reichard· Host0:55

    Now, news. Here's Kent Covington.

  9. Nick Eicher· Host0:59

    Vice President J.D. Vance heads to Pakistan today for another shot at peace with Iran. Preparations are underway in Pakistan for another round of peace talks, though Iran still has not committed to participating. That after negotiators left Islamabad earlier this month empty-handed. State Department spokesman Tommy Piggott says President Trump prefers diplomacy to more bombs.

  10. Tommy Piggott· Soundbite1:21

    He wanted to see a deal before Operation Midnight Hammer. He wanted to see a deal after Operation Midnight Hammer. He continues to want to see a deal, but he is going to see his objectives completed

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