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US House in Disarray Over Budget Dispute

U.S. House in Disarray Over Budget Dispute
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On Fault Lines, hosts Jamarl Thomas and Melik Abdul tackled global issues, highlighting the US Congressional struggles over a Federal budget agreement and the bipartisan border security legislation.
In the initial segment, "Fault Lines" engaged with international relations and security expert Mark Sleboda regarding journalist Tucker Carlson's visit to Russia and subsequent interview with President Putin, amidst surprise and uproar in the US.
In the second hour, the show featured political candidate Gerry Wilkins discussing the ramifications of the US House of Representatives' rejection of a Republican bill allocating $17.6 billion to Israel, amidst the unresolved border security bill negotiations and ongoing candidate Donald Trump legal issues.
In the third hour, Fault Lines spoke to political cartoonist Ted Rall addressing candidate Nikki Haley's loss in the Nevada primary, despite Donald Trump's absence from the ballot, as Nevada residents prepared for the upcoming Nevada Caucus.
Finally, Fault Lines was joined by distinguished conservation biologist and author Dr. Reese Halter to examine the devastating wildfires in Chile, which have claimed over 100 lives, left hundreds missing, and ravaged entire neighborhoods.
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