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We're standing here in front of the historic U.S. Capitol with the Ulysses S. Grant Monument on our other side and against the backdrop of Israel launching this all-out assault on Gaza City to eradicate Hamas. What is the tone and tenor of the people back at home? Are they in favor of this all-out assault? Are they frightened? What's going through their minds?

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