Mosheh Oinounou
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432 appearances
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1 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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I've let you know I am not speaking and I will not speak of my marriage to Pete. Please respect this. So she was very specific. She didn't deny everything in there. She just said, you have your information wrong. There was no physical abuse in my marriage. So that's where things stand.
We'll see how much of an impact that has as he's been voted out of committee and now goes to a full Senate floor vote.
Yeah, there's been a number of allegations against him. I mean, he was on the verge of being forced out, dropping out. They were talking openly about having Ron DeSantis be the next nominee to be secretary of defense. Hegseth fought back, was able to recover his nomination here, but now a new allegation. So something we'll be tracking.
Some of his family and friends follow Mo News and sent us notes talking about their gratitude just on cloud nine here that he's finally released here as part of this prisoner exchange, which, again, was mainly negotiated by the Biden team as they were leaving office here.
Now, as far as who was traded in exchange for these Americans, the Justice Department referred to Khan Mohammed at the time they arrested him and were convicting him as a violent jihadist and narcotics trafficker who sought to kill U.S. soldiers in Afghanistan using rockets. He is the first person to be convicted in the U.S. on narco-terrorism laws. So apparently a really bad dude here.
But nonetheless, a negotiation. And this goes back, I mean, all the way back to Trump won when we were negotiating the exit deal from Afghanistan. Trump allowed the release of 1,500 Taliban prisoners. as part of that deal to get U.S. troops out. So this is not the first deal we've made with them. They aren't presenting an overt threat right now to the U.S.
They're sort of just managing their own situation in Afghanistan, though a terrible treatment of women and other matters in Afghanistan. Nonetheless, this deal is done. But two Americans remain detained in Afghanistan right now. Their names are George Glesman and Mahmoud Habibi. And so we'll see if Trump will negotiate for their release.
It feels like a Netflix situation. Like every Thursday, we're going to drop a new episode. We're going to drop some new soup drops. Very trendy there for Progresso. Apparently the drops taste, we haven't had a chance to try them, Jill. They taste like broth, savory veggies, soft egg noodles with a hint of parsley.
According to the company, the drops are packaged in a can that look like a soup can, of course, naturally. With 20 individually wrapped candies in each can, the idea behind it, Progresso says, when you're sick, nothing is truly more reassuring than chicken noodle soup. So we thought, why stop at the soup bowl? Let's take our flavors and make them a fun, savory candy for a new way to enjoy life.
Jill, I don't know how I feel about this. I'm open-minded, but you said we've got to use it last week. Jill, we've been sick in this household. One of us has been sick since mid-December, so we've got to use these for a while. We've gone through our share of both soup and cough drops, but no soup drops. So, TBD.
Just double down on soup, all forms of soup in drop form, in soup form, in drink form. If anyone works related to Progresso here, we'll send us a message and we'll give you our address. Jill and I will try them live on the podcast.
The ground dog hasn't even made its appearance yet. Like winter is going to be lasting a while. All right, now time for On This Day in History. In 1984, On This Day, 41 years ago. Can that be right, Jill? Was 1984 41 years ago? Not in my book. No, no way. Jill says this was 20 years ago. On This Day in 1984, Super Bowl XVIII audiences.
See a commercial that is now widely agreed to be one of the most powerful and effective of all time. This was the commercial directed by Ridley Scott is Apple's 1984 spot featuring a young woman throwing a sledgehammer through a screen on which a big brother like figure is preaching about the unification of thought.
It heralded a new age for Apple, one of the most innovative ads of all time for Apple. The Apple 1984 spot. Check it out on YouTube. Still, I think stands the test of time. A bit of politics legal news on this day in history. Roe v. Wade made history on this day in 1973.
The Supreme Court issuing one of its momentous decisions ruling in Roe v. Wade that a Texas statute criminalizing abortion actually violated a woman's constitutional right of privacy. That, of course, stood for nearly 50 years, the court overturning Roe v. Wade in 2022. One of the more iconic magazine covers of all time came out on this day in 1981.
This was a month and a half after the shocking assassination of John Lennon, formerly of the Beatles. A Rolling Stone magazine's John Lennon tribute issue hit the stands featuring a naked Lennon curled up in a fetal embrace of Yoko Ono. It's an iconic Annie Leibovitz portrait. And we end here with a bit of music history on this day 60 years ago. It's not unusual to be loved by
Tom Jones on this day is 60 years ago. Also on this day. She's a rich girl.
It's not she's a rich girl. You're a rich girl and you've gone too far.
No, I said it. I said it. Because you know it don't matter anyway. Well, but the lyrics mattered as far as I was concerned. I wanted you guys to know that I will correct myself on Hall & Oates lyrics. Jill, finally, Adele made some history on this day in 2012, more recently, breaking an American chart record that was held previously by the Beatles and Pink Floyd.
This is when her album, 21, went number one for 16 weeks. Hello, Adele. You're a rich girl. It's not unusual. Hello. Some iconic songs on this day.
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