6.23.26 The Iran deal, unrest in Northern Ireland, suing WPATH, and adults going back to school
6/23/202640 min
Negotiations with Iran, unrest in Northern Ireland, a lawsuit against WPATH, and adults going back to school. Plus, Joe Rigney on Britain’s crisis, KITT’s speeding ticket, and the Tuesday morning news
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First 90 secondsNick Eicher· Host0:00
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Mary Reichard· Host0:12
You can give at wng.org slash donate. Good morning. The Federal Trade Commission sues over so-called transgender procedures.
Josh Payne· Soundbite0:26
The harm is permanent there. It's irreversible. It's irreparable in legal terms.
Nick Eicher· Host0:32
Also today, the terms of peace with Iran will talk with an expert. And Northern Ireland grapples with the effects of mass migration. Later, how a blind adult student made her dream come true and became a nurse.
Cheyenne Ross· Soundbite0:46
I empowered others because they're like, man, if this girl can be doing this and I got a headache right now.
Nick Eicher· Host0:52
And world commentator Joe Rigney on Britain's grooming gags.
Mary Reichard· Host0:56
It's Tuesday, June 23rd. This is The World and Everything In It from listeners supported World Radio. I'm Mary Reichard.
Nick Eicher· Host1:09
And I'm Nick Eicher. Good morning.
Mary Reichard· Host1:11
Now here's Kent Covington with the news.
Kent Covington1:15
Vice President J.D. Vance is back in Washington this morning after two days of talks with Iranian leaders in Switzerland. And the vice president says they laid the groundwork for a deal to secure a long-term peace and prevent a nuclear-armed Iran. He