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Is Taking On Iran ‘America First?' (ft. David Hookstead)

Is Taking On Iran ‘America First?' (ft. David Hookstead)

Fox News5 days ago

Story #1: What does the escalation and potential American involvement in the Iran/Israel conflict mean for 'America First?' Will says the answer depends on two key questions: Does it help us, and what's the cost to America?
Story #2: David Hookstead, Reporter at OutKick and Host of 'American Joyride,' joins Will to further break down the Iran/Israel conflict, and discuss California Democrats trying to ban masks for law enforcement and the Trump Administration refocusing its efforts on illegal immigration.
Story #3: When College Football inevitably breaks up and the powerhouse schools form a new College Football Super League, who will be in and who will be out? Will and The Crew debate if your team will be on the outside looking in.
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