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Live weeknights with Damon Roberts, Rick Delgado, Rick Ammirati, and Kevin Downey Jr. Unfiltered news, politics, sports, and the rest of the circus.   Iran's foreign minister Abbas Araghchi says putting diplomacy with Washington "isn't impossible" after Qatar's prime minister visited Tehran, six months into the U.S.–Iran war. He insists pressure doesn't work and wants trust, respect, and commitments while mediators push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.   A mail-voting crackdown is still in play after a Supreme Court win for Trump cleared a path for federal action, then a Boston judge slammed the brakes again on Postal Service rules. The fight is now racing toward another high-court showdown with early ballots weeks away.   Lancaster County Coroner Stephen Diamantoni says measles did not cause or contribute to a newborn's death. The baby tested positive, but the coroner says the cause was a lacerated spleen with no enlargement. Pennsylvania still calls two Lancaster deaths "measles-associated."   House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries held a private New York meeting with Jared Kushner ahead of the midterms. Jeffries says Kushner asked for it and they talked affordability. The left is furious; Jeffries swears the "Trump cartel" gets no pass.   Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman says Kathy Hochul's ICE-cooperation ban is "written in the blood of victims" as 15 New York sheriffs sue over the Local Cops, Local Crimes Act. Hochul says bring it on.   The NFL will run Kaepernick-era on-field "anti-racism" slogans and helmet decals for a seventh straight season. End-zone stencils and decals are back. Plus Oddsmakers, What Even Is That, and more.   Should House Democrats be cutting private deals with the Trump orbit before voters even speak? Drop it in the comments.