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In this episode, host Gabe Groisman sits down with Senator Ted Cruz as they discuss Hamas, hostages and the foreign regimes funding antisemitism on U.S. campuses.

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“I will fly to Washington to meet, at his invitation, with President Trump,” the premier said.