This is a panel discussion. The panel consists of Arnie Arnesen, Laura Jedeed, Lincoln Mitchell, Stephen Pimpare
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Wed discuss the ICE detention centers that are being established in various states. We also discuss the deaths attributable to ICE activities.
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We discuss the source of much of the budget that is being used by Russell Vought: USAID moneys. We also discuss changes made in NYX by Mamdani.

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We talk with Naomi Cahn and Sonia M. Suter about the efforts in Texas to restrict and prevent medical care to women who are pregnant, and not provide proper care tor children.

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We talk with Lynn Parramore about life expectancy in US, which is dropping. The US is very low in the rankings internationally, rating lower than some less-developed countries, despite very high costs. 

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Music: Billy Joel, "She's Always a Woman", 1977

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We talk with Harvey Kronberg, publisher of the Quorum Report.
We discuss the upcoming senate race in Texas. 51% of Texans disapprove of the immigration policy. Construction is stalled due to lack of workers, many of whom are undocumented. Texas tax revenues are down.
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We talk with Bill Curry and Robert Hennelly. We discuss Pam Bondi's testimony before congress.
Eugenics appears to be a motivator to the elite members of the US to proceed as they have been. 

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Music: John Pine, "That's how every empire falls, " 2015 

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We talk with Charlie Hunt, a political scientist.
We discuss the problem of elections, particularly local elections. Often, there are no real competitors in elections, and that reduces the choices that voters face. What should be done to remedy this?
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We talk with Elizabeth Lopatto, Senior Writer for The Verge.
We discuss what has been revealed so far from the Epstein documents. Specifically, how Epstein used vehicles such as the Edge Foundation to insinuate himself into science circles, and other influencer circles, such as the intellectual 'elite' in the US and elsewhere.  

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We talk with Liza Featherstone, Contributions Editor, The New Republic.
We discuss how there is increasing violence of the administration against those who dissent. As people are being kidnapped off the streets and from their homes, ostensibly because they are 'illegal' aliens, those who witness and record these events are increasingly being bullied in various ways. Power protecting itself?
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We talk with Mark Joseph Stern, Senior writer at Slate who covers courts and legal matters.
We discuss how the Dept of Justice appears to be collapsing. Many lawyers have left, and those who remain are being assigned to ICE matters, rather than investigating crimes, such as cartel crimes, and other, serious crimes. In effect, Americans are LESS safe as a result.
 
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Music: John Pine, "That's how every empire falls," 2015

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We discuss Trump's need for recognition, that is, to have things named after him.
ICE personnel deployed at polling places?
We need mass mobilization to counter this government.
Americans need to make this regime collapse.
Would having the resistance be supported by its own tech platforms be more effective? 

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Music: "That's how every empire falls," John Pine, 2015

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We talk with Matt Angle, Principal of Angle Strategies, and Director of the Texas Democratic Trust.
We discuss the results of the recent special election in Texas for the Texas Legislature, where a newcomer Democrat beat a long-term Republican candidate by 14 points. The issues were local. We also discuss the upcoming US Senate race in Texas, for Cornyn's seat.
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We talk with Bill Curry and Laura Jedeed.
We discuss the situation in Minneapolis, where ICE is still targeting people. The effect is to make the populace scarred for life, because they are living through an occupation by armed, masked, and aggressive interlopers.
We discuss also the effect of immigration, as described by the conservative Cato Institute, which dis an analysis of immigrants' contributions and costs. Even by their analysis, contributions far outweigh any costs of immigration.
 
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Music: John Pine, "That's how every empire falls" 2015

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We talk with the Reverend Richard Stower, an activist in Maine.
We discuss the upcoming election for US Senator from Maine. Susan Collins, a long-time Republican senator, is being challenged by two Democrats. For many Mainers, it is a battle between mind and heart.
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We talk with Bob Lord, the Patriotic Millionaires' Advisor on Tax Policy.
We discuss the recently proposed tax on Billionaires in California. It is a one-time tax, comprising 5% of their total wealth. The collected funds would affect about 200 individuals in California, and raise about $100 B. 90% of those funds would go to health care in California, and the remaining 10% would be allocated to food support.  

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Music: John Pine, "That's how every empire falls", 2015

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We talk with Doug Bock Clark, reporter for ProPublica.
We discuss the recent 'raid' of Georgia's election materials pertaining to the 2000 elections. The raid was headed by Tulsi Gabbard, who has no legal right to participate in local domestic matters. There are many issues raised: 'nationalized' elections, process, etc.
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Ned Rosnicoff, writer, researcher and urban policy Consultant, and Fellow at Roosevelt Institute.
We discuss the concept of YIMBY ('yes in my back yard'), to increase the supply of housing in cities and other places where there is currently a shortage of housing. We discuss the various possible solutions and approaches to the problem.  

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Music: John Pine, "That's how every empire falls." 2015

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We talk with John Nichols, Executive Editor of The Nation Magazine. 
We discuss some local and state elections in the country, including a county in Texas. 
We discuss the events in Minneapolis, and how people there are resisting Trump and ICE. In addition what the people are doing to help their neighbors. The Nation has nominated the people of Minneapolis for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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We talk with Peter Greene, who writes about education in the United States. 
We discuss the push to vouchers in many states. 

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Music: John Pine: "That's how every empire falls,"  2015