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Call Me Back - with Dan Senor
Call Me Back, hosted by the well-versed Dan Senor, offers a weekly 50-minute dive into history's lessons on today's world. With guests like Karl Rove and Maggie Haberman, the podcast stitches past narratives with the fabric of our present, making sense of the 2020s in a way that's both engaging and thought-provoking. Dan's background in politics and journalism enriches each episode, inviting you to connect the dots between then and now.
Call Me Back - with Dan Senor is a news podcast by Dan Senor.
Host: Dan Senor
Country: United States
Episodes count: 328
Average duration: 50'
Frequency: Several times a week
Country: United States
Episodes count: 328
Average duration: 50'
Frequency: Several times a week
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Dan,
My takeaway from the Shari Mendes interview was that she provided no evidence of systematic rape or sexual violence by Hamas on October 7th. As far as I know there still is no forensic evidence or credible witnesses to systematic rape by Hamas. I think the skeptics are right. Why is everyone still repeating something that is not true? What are your thoughts?