HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026620.txt
HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_026620.txt
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The email discusses a video on the Iran Nuclear Deal featuring Dennis Prager that the sender believes is important and urges recipients to watch.
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The email discusses a video on the Iran Nuclear Deal featuring Dennis Prager that the sender believes is important and urges recipients to watch. It encourages viewers to share the video with others and calls for action by contacting Congressmen. The message emphasizes the significance of the nuclear agreement and draws parallels between it and historical events, suggesting its dangerous potential impact.
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