Summary
In this Weekly Wrap Up, Eddie strongly condemns the U.S. war in Iran, calling out the administration’s refusal to take responsibility for a devastating school bombing that killed over 170 people. He contrasts the estimated $1 billion daily cost of the conflict with profound domestic crises, noting that while the government funds war, one-third of Americans are skipping meals to afford healthcare and millions face cuts to nutritional assistance. He argues these skewed priorities expose a deep “moral rot” at the heart of the nation. Eddie concludes by urging his audience to combat feelings of powerlessness through expanded acts of civic refusal and resistance.
