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Hello. I crossed a few things off of my list,

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but stuff still happened. So what's up? I want

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you to know up front, this episode is structured

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such that all the rough stuff is up front, and

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then it just kind of gets a little lighter there

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out. So stick with me. Hey, here we go. Hey,

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it's Next Day Dev. It's the same guy next day.

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There's a lot that happened over the past...

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few days that's pretty horrific as i just said

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lots of bad stuff up front it gets better as

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it goes i'm actually re -recording this introduction

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because i wanted to just add in some more stuff

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real quick so let's just quick overview of some

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of the really rough things that happened recently

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in australia at bondi beach there was a mass

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shooting at a hanukkah celebration very obviously

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a targeted attack against jews uh it's horrific

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And this is not a thing that happens outside

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of like the US particularly frequently. So it's

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pretty shocking to say the least. However, among

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the mess of this situation, there is a hero that

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people are celebrating. Ahmed Al Ahmed, who ran

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in and disarmed one of the shooters. He took

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two bullets while doing so and saved who knows

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how many people. Now, I've seen some weird takes

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online about people criticizing the guy for not

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taking the gun that he just took from the shooter

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and using it to kill the shooter who he just

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disarmed. He disarmed him. Not everything needs

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to be solved by shooting somebody with a gun.

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Or if it was me, I would have shot the guy. Cool.

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Enjoy the trauma. Like here's a man who just

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disarmed someone to save lives and you're criticizing

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him for not having taken a life. Thankfully,

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that's a very small minority of people. Let's

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talk about Rob Reiner. This literally just kind

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of happened overnight. Rob Reiner, the famed

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movie director who directed Princess Bride, was

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found dead, him and his wife, in his home in

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an apparent homicide. We really don't know a

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whole lot more just yet. That's a thing. There

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was also a shooting at Brown University here

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in the States. The shooter is still at large,

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despite the president of our country. stating

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publicly that the shooter was captured. That

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was not true. That was not true. There's been

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an ongoing war in Sudan for years that's been

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causing a massive humanitarian crisis, possibly

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the biggest ever. But recently, the RSF, one

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of the major militias in the area that's basically

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backed by the UAE, slaughtered 60 ,000 people

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in one town over the course of just a few weeks.

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It's so significant that aid groups can't even

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get aid there because it's too dangerous. Over

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100 ,000 people are still unaccounted for from

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all of that. It's a massive crisis, and there's

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not a whole lot we can do, which makes me feel

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very powerless, and I'm sure it makes you feel

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very powerless as well. It's important to know

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that these are things that are happening, but

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it's also important to remember that we can't

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just fix it. That is the problem with being a

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human. So the first step is being aware that

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these things are happening. And the next step

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is making sure folks in your life know as well.

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It's never a comfortable conversation to have,

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but we won't ever have change until people are

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actually aware of how the world works. Thanks

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for getting through that with me. Let's move

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on. I promise it gets better. It's going to be

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rough first, but then it gets better. So the

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US government under President Trump and his just...

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gaggle of ghouls have been chasing down people

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in the streets who are not white and demanding

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immigration papers and then taking them to makeshift

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prisons. Often there's just no due process whatsoever.

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Sometimes they're showing up at a courthouse

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where someone's trying to do their immigration

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meeting and they get arrested and thrown into

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a prison. Prisons that have basically no oversight.

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And in the case of the infamous alligator Alcatraz

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in Florida, Worse oversight than a standard ICE

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facility. Because Alligator Alcatraz, which is

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actually the Everglades detention facility, is

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not a federal facility. It's a state facility.

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The state of Florida is using funds from FEMA

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to build a concentration camp. And the reports

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coming out of there are horrific. Now, before

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I get into that, you might be confused because

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there was a big story about how a judge had ordered

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for Alligator Alcatraz to be shut down. That

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didn't happen. because that order was shut down.

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So it's been a thing, and it's still a thing.

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Inside the facility are cages packed with 32

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people to a cage. Mosquitoes are running rampant.

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There's basically no working plumbing, so feces

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are just spilling out of the toilets and seeping

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everywhere. One of the most eye -popping things

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to come out of this is literal torture. There's

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apparently a thing called the box that's like

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a tiny metal cage that inmates at this facility

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get strapped into, shackled to, and left out

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in the elements for hours up to a day at a time.

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That is torture. That's torture. It does not

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matter anything about anyone's legal immigration

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status. This is not acceptable. Even the most

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self -serving take on this should be that, hey,

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Maybe the government shouldn't have the ability

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to do this to people who have not been found

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guilty of a crime. Being brown and here at the

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same time and found by an ICE officer while doing

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so is not a crime. Meanwhile, over in Texas at

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Fort Bliss, there's been reports of abuse, sexual

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abuse, and even forcing detainees to climb over

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the border wall to secretly deport them. One

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teenager from that facility was taken to the

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hospital after guards beat and abused him so

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badly that he had broken teeth and severe testicular

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trauma. I don't think that's helping our country.

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Anyway, the Department of Homeland Security's

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response is, nuh -uh. Here's a quote from the

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DHS assistant secretary, Tricia McLaughlin. Quote,

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any claim that there are inhumane conditions

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at ICE detention centers are categorically false.

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No detainees are being beaten or abused. Remember

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the hospitalized inmate? Anyway, moving on, continuing

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the quote. Quote, no lawbreakers in the history

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of civilization have been treated better than

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illegal aliens in the United States. get a grip.

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I don't want to just sit here and say that these

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people are overtly evil. I also don't know what

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takeaway we're supposed to have besides that.

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I have watched every day as human lives have

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been destroyed and I've been told by our officials

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to not care about that. And then I see people

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who are supporting this saying, ha ha, that's

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what I voted for. They need to do worse things

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to these people. Like, hey, that's awful. You're

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a bad person. But I also want to be very clear

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that I've seen a lot of tides turning about this,

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and I've seen a lot more resistance from people

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who thought that this was going to be different.

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I don't know why they thought it was going to

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be different, but they're finally now waking

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up to the fact that, hey, maybe running on a

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platform of mass deportation now doesn't result

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in the best administration. But here is a little

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bit of good news. We're starting to trend upwards,

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I promise. Because among all this immigration

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madness, Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the man who was,

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quote, mistakenly deported to the one country

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he wasn't supposed to be deported to, is back

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home. As a very quick recap, Kilmar Abrego Garcia

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was hanging out in front of a Home Depot looking

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for work when ICE agents arrested him. They used

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his bull's hat to say that he was a gang member.

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And then they deported him to Seacott, the torture

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prison in El Salvador. And then it came out that

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that was the one country that he was not supposed

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to be deported to if he was deported, which he

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wasn't supposed to be. To which the U .S. government

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was like, no, he's a gang member. And also now

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that he's there already, we can't do anything

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to bring him back. And then he was brought back.

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Then when he was brought back, the Department

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of Justice was like, he will never go free on

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U .S. soil. That's a quote that is wild. This

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is a dude who is hanging out at a Home Depot

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looking for work as a day laborer. He's never

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going to go free on U .S. soil. Come on, you

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guys. It is embarrassing how much energy has

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been put into things that don't fucking matter

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and just make everything worse. So yeah, he gets

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back here. They're like, he's never going to

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go free. And the U .S. government continuously

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tries to deport the man to three different countries,

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this time in Africa. All the while, Abrego Garcia

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and his lawyers were saying, hey, he'll move

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to Costa Rica if you want him to. And officials

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from Costa Rica were like, sure, yeah, we'll

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take him. To which ICE was like, no, that's not

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on the table. It has to be an African country.

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for reasons. Essentially, the government fucked

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up real bad. And because we know that nobody

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in this administration can ever admit fault on

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anything, they just double, triple, quadruple

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down on this random dude claiming that he is

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this hardened criminal. And at this point, they

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can't back off because they've already made it

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so clear. They've staked their claim on deporting

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this one guy who wasn't supposed to be deported.

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Because if there is a guy who is that color and

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was deported and brought back because, hey, he

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wasn't supposed to be deported, that breaks their

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narrative. Their narrative being that everyone

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who's that color deserves to be deported. Anyway,

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this is all kind of still ongoing. Kilmar is

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still not totally free. He's basically on house

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arrest. He has to check in with ICE, although

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a judge has signed a thing saying ICE can't arrest

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him. But it's ICE. We'll see. Let's move on.

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Let's keep that upward trend. McDonald's! in

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the netherlands i don't know why i hopped i'm

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not that excited about mcdonald's generally so

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mcdonald's netherlands like specifically the

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dutch arm of mcdonald's published an ai generated

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ad that caught so much flack they have already

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taken it down the ad was essentially a bunch

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of clips of like fails like fail video kind of

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stuff just like unfortunate situations set to

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a remix of It's the most wonderful time of the

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year where they were saying it's the most awful,

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terrible time of the year. Who cares? Point being,

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it was a bad idea and the commercial was creepy

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and people didn't like it at all. Beyond being

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AI slop, it also was just an uncomfortable commercial.

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So understandably so, it got a whole bunch of

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pushback and people were like, this is just,

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this is awful. This is terrible. Please take

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this down. And the studio behind the ad gave

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the worst defense imaginable. The production

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company, The Sweet Shop, had this to say in their

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defense. Quote, for seven weeks, we hardly slept

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with up to 10 of our in -house AI and post specialists

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at the gardening club, our in -house AI engine,

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working in lockstep with the directors. We generated

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what felt like dailies, thousands of takes, then

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shaped them in the edit just as we would on any

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high craft production. That response from the

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company has mysteriously disappeared from their

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website. I wonder why we were up all night asking

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this computer to plagiarize things. So that was

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the McDonald's ad and that got pulled. But Coca

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-Cola did their second annual Christmas ad this

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year generated with AI. Last year they did one

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and it got some criticism. People being like

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this is soulless and plasticky. And then they

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did it again because soullessness and plastic

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the American way. Now, for whatever reason, the

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Coke commercial this time around, it didn't get

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as much backlash as the McDonald's one. But something

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I learned when I was digging into this was that

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Coke essentially humble brags about having made

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Santa popular. Now, it's a humble brag because

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on Coca -Cola's website, there's a page that's

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like, are we responsible for Santa being a thing?

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And they're like, no, we just popularized it.

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They argue that. that the reason that santa is

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how we know him today is because they commissioned

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an artist to do a bunch of ads for coke that

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depicted santa as the way he is today and that

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was distributed all over the place because coke

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ads they did not invent the original santa and

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also it's debatable as to whether or not their

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ads are the reason that people know santa today

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but what a claim anyway i don't think that we

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need this i don't think i don't think we need

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this i don't think that we need ai to generate

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commercials i don't think do we do do we i say

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we like the human race do we need this i don't

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i don't think so i'm not certain but let's go

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over to the gamer place here we go now we're

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in the gamer place cool welcome to the gamer

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space we're going to talk about the game awards

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the game awards are kind of shitty there's just

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like an industry event that's that's pretty pretty

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shitty uh but it's kind of all we got right now

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ever since e3 was ejected from this world so

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who won expedition 33 won everything basically

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not literally everything uh but let's see here

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clear obscure expedition 33 won game of the year

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best art direction best game direction best narrative

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best score best performance that's for Jennifer

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English best indie game best debut indie game

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and best rpg I may have missed something Can't

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count much past that. Let's talk about what was

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announced, because first things first, we're

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getting a new Divinity game from Larian. Larian

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made their big announcement, which involved a

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statue in the desert. I don't really fully understand,

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but they put a statue in a desert, and they were

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like, look at this statue. What could this be?

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And then people were like, I don't know. What

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could that be? And then it turned out that it

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had something to do with the reveal of this new

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game. Cool. Point being, Larian Studios, the

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company that made Baldur's Gate 3, is making

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a new mainline entry in their series Divinity.

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It's another RPG series very similar to Baldur's

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Gate. Only they said that this was going to be

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even bigger than Baldur's Gate 3. So that's cool.

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There's a bunch of other announcements. Here's

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a handful of things that I had a non -zero reaction

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to. There's going to be a sequel to Control called

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Control Resident. You'll be able to play as Leon

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Kennedy in the upcoming Resident Evil Requiem

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game. Leon! There's gonna be two new Tomb Raider

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games because one wasn't enough. There's too

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many tombs. One of them is a remaster of like

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the original game. Not really a remaster, like

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a re -imagination, I guess. They're making a

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new mainline Mega Man game. Yo, got a new trailer

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for the Street Fighter movie, which I forgot

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was happening. And it looks wild and I'm expecting

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it to be terrible. I'm here for it. Also a new

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D &D themed RPG that seems to be about being

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a warlock. so it's sort of like me i'm a warlock

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that was magic lightning round a hiker did the

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meme uh fell into some quicksand and was rescued

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from said quicksand after using like a gps sos

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thing quicksand's real y 'all It happened. After

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losing power to both engines, a small plane made

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an emergency landing on I -95 in Florida, landing

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directly on a driving car. Everyone's okay, but

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the guy driving that car, I can't even imagine.

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Like, I would never get in a car again. It turns

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out just a few weeks prior to the U .S. raiding

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an oil tanker off of Venezuela, we also raided

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a cargo ship that was headed to China. Just did

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that too. Going from Iran to China, and we were

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just like, that's ours now. Yo -ho? I guess?

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I'm not a huge fan of that in particular. And

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finally for today, someone's house in California

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done dang exploded. And it was captured on video

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from a doorbell camera, but it's gone. House

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was there, and then it was not. It was because

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of a gas leak from construction. Hey, maybe gas

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is a bad idea. Thank you so much for listening

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to today's episode of Stuff Keeps Happening.

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Head to skh .news for sources. bonus content,

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