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In fact, it's been expanding its role.

New Cheung from University of Wisconsin has called it the securitization of politics, where you now have the military and the police, really the preeminence of power.

In other areas, there still are important checks on Dolam.

We've already talked about the military.

We'll hear more about this evening.

But as we get started, I very much would like to welcome to our program Jennifer Loewenstein, our good friend, former Associate Director of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.

And Jennifer, thank you so much for making time for us again this evening.

You're welcome.

Thank you for that, Jennifer.

We're here on CounterPoint.

This evening, we're speaking with Jennifer Loewenstein, former Associate Director of Middle Eastern Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, talking about the Israeli election.

And we'll be speaking more about the threat of an escalation of the US war in Iran in a little bit.

Moore is 6'1", 190 pounds, 25 years old, in his third year in the National Football League.

The fullback, a former All-American from the University of Wisconsin, 6'1", 220 pounds, Alan Amici, 25 years old, in his fourth year in the National Football League.

Moving now to the Eastern Conference champion, New York Giants, coached by Jim Lee Howell.

The left end...

His college coach, Penn State coach Rip Angle, called Plattie Moore the greatest player he ever coached.

Alan Amici, the big fullback, led the league in ground games, a rookie back in 1955.

He was a Heisman Trophy winner in 54 while playing for the University of Wisconsin.

The Heisman Trophy, of course, goes to the outstanding collegiate football player in the country.

He spent about 10 years with Accenture.

He has a bachelor's degree in finance from the University of Wisconsin and an MBA from Case Western Reserve University's Weatherhead School of Management here in Cleveland, Ohio.

And over the years, Shannon's led Zeisler Morgan and its shopping center portfolio through multiple real estate cycles.

And they've always come out on top and had, in my opinion, some of the most well-maintained well-run shopping centers here um in my backyard um so i want to talk about the culmination of that over the you know their journey and the decision you know to ultimately sell and um you know what it took to stay on top too so welcome shannon

Okay, cool.

Born and bred.

And although, as you mentioned, I went to the University of Wisconsin, I had...

Four years there, and I had two years post-graduate where I lived in Milwaukee.

It is a possibility.

They just have to keep winning football games and I always thought this when – I learned this pretty quickly when I got in that locker room going from University of Houston to University of Wisconsin.

If you're playing in the Big Ten and you win all your games, you will put yourself in a very good position to be where you want to be.

That's it.

It'll be Judd Girard in confirmation.

Girard, a product of the University of Wisconsin, is standing on the 25-yard line.

Fourth down, 11 yards to go for the Lions.

The snap from center.

Wisconsin legend.

I love the University of Wisconsin.

I want great things to happen.

Green Bay Hall of Famer.

wisconsin legend i love the university of wisconsin i want great things to happen

green bay hall of famer

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