ICE Locks Up Jewish Israeli For Israel Protest W/ Rabbi Yaakov Shapiro, Eric Lee + Daniel Bessner

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Katie talks to Rabbi Yaakov Shapiro and lawyer Eric Lee about Lee's client Yehonatan Ovadia, a Jewish Israeli who has been in ICE detention since August for protesting Israel. He now faces deportation.

Then Katie talks to historian Daniel Bessner about the state of the world, the end of history and his new book "Imperialist Realism: Politics and Culture At The End The American Century."

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