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Now we go to another recent development in the U.S. Federal agents under orders from Trump have raided the home of Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, seizing her cell phone, notebooks, personal computer, and passport while issuing subpoenas to many close to her.

We will include an article for further reading, but essentially they are questioning her immigration status, which is a blatant act of retaliation from her vocal criticism of Trump's racist, anti-immigrant agenda.

The left needs to come to the defense of Omar here, regardless of how many of us feel about the Democratic Party or her particularly limited program.

The same as we would come to the defense of any other immigrant Trump attacks, even if they were someone that held right-wing ideas.

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And I was like, well, okay, you know, they're like Libra, you

know, Mao Tu is really good.

I was going to bring up Libra when you said fictional nonfiction.

That was what I was going to bring

Firstly, how are US airlines faring in a high fuel price environment? Then we're going to move on to the sustainability topic.

How are we progressing in terms of transitions to sustainable aviation fuel? As ever, both of these topics are backed up by articles, which you'll find on the IBA website.

There'll be links shared in the podcast feed.

But we'll get the guys to talk through here.

Interesting.

I think in the interest of time, we need to start wrapping up.

So I'd just like to finish by giving you both just a couple of minutes just to summarize your articles, give a bit of a view, you know, what you see next.

I think, Zav, in your case, next few months, Archie, maybe take a longer-term view when we come to the sustainability topic.

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Uh, Leo Durocher spent years telling people he'd been misquoted, but it didn't matter.

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From there, it would be up to state lawmakers to provide reasonable guardrails and a taxing structure.

Nikki Kelly is editor of the Indiana Capitol Chronicle, where this article Article originally appeared.

She covered the Statehouse for the Journal-Gazette from 1999 to 2022.

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I'm thinking about an apple pie this weekend, if I can talk my wife into it.

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