60 years post-MLK's "I Have A Dream", Where are we?

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From Iran Strategy to TSA Chaos: Go Inside With Mark Halperin

Michael sits down with political analyst Mark Halperin to unpack a turbulent moment in Washington — from Joe Kent’s sudden resignation and growing divisions inside the GOP to the escalating conflict with Iran. Was there truly an “imminent threat,” or is the administration struggl ...  Show more

Today's Poll Question: Who do you believe on Iran - Joe Kent or Mike Johnson?

Today's Poll Question at Smerconish.com: Who do you believe on whether Iran posed an imminent threat to the US? Joe Kent, who says no, or Mike Johnson, who says yes? Michael Smerconish connects the dots across a week of polling that reveals deep skepticism about the Iran conflict ...  Show more

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