A desperate hunger strike in New Jersey. Violent clashes with law enforcement. A system pushed to its absolute breaking point.

Host Christopher Turner exposes the grim reality inside an immigration detention center where detainees are risking everything to fight for basic human rights, adequate food, and medical care.

Special Guest: Brooklyn Borough President Antonio Reynoso joins the show to provide firsthand insight into the unfolding humanitarian crisis, community resistance, and the urgent push for systemic accountability.

Plus, we’re pulling back the curtain on the rest of the week's biggest political shifts:

• The GOP Fracture: How Donald Trump’s grip on the Republican Party is shifting.
• The Cognitive Debate: The real implications behind Trump's recent cognitive testing.
• Global Conflict: A critical update on the ongoing war in Iran.

Stop accepting the status quo. Hit play for an unfiltered, thought-provoking breakdown of the headlines they aren't telling you the full story on.

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New episodes of the PolyPolitics Podcast are released on the first and third Friday of every month

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