Ep 012 News of the Week - Segment
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Jun 17, 2025
Ep 012 News of the Week - Segment
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news of the week all right yes
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where is it where is it
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[Music]
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and now it's time for our weekly news
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we're breaking down the key story
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shaping our world from policy shifts to
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the latest in global affairs let's dive
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in
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all right all right don't forget to
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change those slides Todd i did yes we
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are on the news slides now yeah uh so
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yeah what's in the news Doug
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yeah so the thing that really kicked off
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this whole week and like I was saying
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you know just over a week ago I wasn't
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so sure I was going to go protest this
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weekend and then the stuff started
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happening in LA and I felt like I had no
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other choice um so what really happened
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outside the Paramount Home Depot the
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reality on the ground versus the
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rhetoric so this is of course the event
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that led Trump to sending in the
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National Guard and defying
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despite all local authorities saying it
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was under control and there was no need
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for federal intervention trump decided
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to send in the National Guard activate
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the Marines put them on ready to go
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status and took control away from the
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governor because usually when you
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activate the National Guard the governor
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is in control of the National Guard
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unless you're going to invoke the
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Insurrection Act which specifically
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Trump did not do so from the Los Angeles
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Times which by the way is owned by a
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Trump billionaire ally if you recall
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during the election the LA Times
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declined to do any sort of endorsement
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because their editorial board was going
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to endorse Harris and so they just nixed
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it sort of like what Bezos did with the
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Washington Post
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so So the LA Times again a a Trump
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allied fairly conservative newspaper
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this is what they say really happened
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outside the Paramount Home Depot
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it began as another Saturday morning at
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the Home Depot in Parammont a
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workingclass predominantly Latino suburb
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south of downtown LA typically the store
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that is nestled along the Los Angeles
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Riverbed would be filled with weekend
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warriors tackling home improvements
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workers collecting supplies and
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immigrants in search of work but that
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morning Border Patrol agents were
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spotted across the street from the Home
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Depot gathering around 9:00 a.m word
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quickly spread on social media passers
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by honked at their horns soon protesters
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arrived home Depot eventually closed
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the clashes between authorities and
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protesters lasted for hours in both
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Parammont and nearby Compton though it
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was far from widespread
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the chaos covered the area directly
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around the Alandro Boulevard store but
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it was enough to provide for dramatic TV
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video and it was a major trigger for the
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Trump administration to send 2,000
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National Guard troops to LA to deal with
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disturbances and assist in immigration
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actions so what exactly happened two LA
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Times reporters spent much of the day
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and night there Saturday here's what
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they saw
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before the crowds arrived Assembly
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member Jose Lewis Salache Jr who's who
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represents the Paramount area that
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includes the Home Depot was driving on
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the freeway on the way to a community
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event in neighboring Lakewood when he
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spotted a caravan of US Customs and
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Border Protection vehicles exiting Alrea
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Boulevard
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the street runs through the heart of the
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working class a largely immigrant Latino
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community of Paramont
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so Leche Jr turned around thinking that
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they may be executing an immigration
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raid in his district and he tracked them
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down to an office park which was the
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Paramont Business Center across the
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street from the Home Depot
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federal law enforcement has a facility
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there in Paramont
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agents were still arriving there and the
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black gate they would later guard with
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volleys of tear gas and flashbang
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grenades was open unclear why they were
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there he uh he decided to record a post
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for Instagram
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i saw a border agent get off the freeway
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here off of Alundra i was like "No it
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can't be happening," he said in his
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Instagram post it was around 9:00 a.m
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"this is horrible," he said on one of
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the posts "i am literally shaking i
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don't know what they're doing inside but
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why were they in Paramount?"
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Word quickly spread on social media
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passers by honk their horns soon
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protesters arrive "this is the
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situation," Solace the assembly member
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said turning the camera to show dozens
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of uniformed Immigration and Customs
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Enforcement agents outside the black
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gates as people held up cameras to the
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scene and mariachi music blared
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"the community is coming out strong to
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show that they are not welcome in our
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community," said whose parents
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immigrated to the US from Gua Guanowato
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Mexico
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not in my district he says
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vamados puffer let's go get out of here
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outrage had been growing in Los Angeles
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and its Latino im immigrant community
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after a week of stepped up enforcement
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actions the day before federal officials
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raided a retail and distribution
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warehouse in the fashion district
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downtown a business directly fueled by
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immigrants and they arrested a top union
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official
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leading up to the workplace raid federal
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agents arrested immigrants as they came
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to scheduled check-ins or made
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courthouse appearances up and down the
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state tearing apart families one father
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was arrested in front of his 8-year-old
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son parent groups raised alarms
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after a Torrance Elementary student and
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his father were set up for deportation
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for many talking about deporting violent
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criminals didn't ring true
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quote Salachi "This whole rhetoric of
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coming after hardworking families is
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what we are all concerned about when you
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come to do raids at businesses that is
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where the anger comes from." He said he
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and many others came out to observe and
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send a message that immigration
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oh oh hold up began to turn darker as
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agents formed a line and brought out
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rifles these rifles were for tear gas
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and perhaps rubber bullets um the
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protest arrived as word spread on social
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media
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of a raid at Home Depot or at a meat
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packing place there was never a raid at
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Home Depot but dozens of border patrol
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agents and other federal agencies were
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inside a gated industrial office park
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where an initial crowd had gathered most
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protesters were filming they were social
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workers neighbors and advocates
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but near the gates anytime federal
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agents saw the protesters throw anything
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toward them or near the police line they
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shot out tear gas or flashbang rounds
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there were about 100 people there as the
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crowd grew sheriff's deputies were
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deployed to block off a perimeter on the
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east and west near the 710 freeway
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protesters shouted at deputies asking
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why they were helping the crowds began
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to form as hundreds of rounds were shot
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in the late morning near the office park
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around noon tensions grew as the agents
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attempted to clear the way for border
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patrol and other unmarked vehicles to
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leave the business park they fired tear
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gas and flashbank grenades at
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demonstrators standing on a lunch
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boulevard when a caravan of federal of
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vehicles departed from the gates
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protesters followed them throwing rocks
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and other objects
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shortly after they left one protester
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brought out a trash bag and set it
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ablaze a couple of others pushed a cart
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with concrete blocks from Home Depot and
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they lined the road to block vehicles
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one man smashed the block and spread the
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broken pieces on the road farther west
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along Boulevard a crowd was gathering
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behind a perimeter set up by the
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sheriff's deputies near the 710 freeway
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then a US Marshall bus pulled up to
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Algera from the freeway the crowd The
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crowd surrounded the bus trying to push
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it back kicking at it until tear gas was
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shot the standoff continued into the
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afternoon with protesters recording a
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line of sheriff's deputies equipped with
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shields and weapons at the intersection
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of Alandre and Huntsuker Avenue on the
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east perimeter the crowd chanted "I go
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home and no justice no peace." Some
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people yelled at the deputies
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questioning why they were out in force
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at some point deputies began shooting
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flashbang grenades at the crowd forcing
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them to retreat people became angered
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cursing at deputies at least one man was
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seen yelling at the deputies while
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recording them what the hell are you
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doing nobody's hurting you nobody's
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doing anything but making noise are you
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intimidating by effing noise
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one woman among the protest group
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appeared to be bleeding and another man
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was treated for injuries at least one
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person walked around with his shirt off
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his back bruised from foam projectiles
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that had struck him in the distance near
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the business park demonstrators were
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setting off fireworks and a billow of
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black smoke could be seen
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despite the use of tear gas and
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so-called less lethal projectiles people
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returned to the intersection screaming
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at deputies mocking them at times around
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4 p.m the confrontation near a Home
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Depot was declared an unlawful assembly
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and officials warned protesters in
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Spanish and English to leave the area by
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7 p.m about 100 protesters had ga
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gathered on the side of the 710 freeway
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near Atlantic Avenue and Elijah
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Boulevard where some were lobbing rocks
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and bottles at the sheriff's deputies
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they said at least three fires in the
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area including a car that burned in the
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middle of the intersection at some point
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the deputies retreated back to the
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bottom of a bridge that runs over the
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710 freeway in the Los Angeles River
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throughout the night deputies and
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demonstrators engaged with each other
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with demonstrators launching fireworks
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that exploded near the line of deputies
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and police vehicles they used cars to
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drive towards the deputies in attempt to
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scare them prompting the deputies to
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fire rubber bullets tear gas and flash
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prank grenades at the vehicles a
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sheriff's helicopter circled above
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throughout the evening warning people
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they would be found and arrested and to
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leave the area after an unlawful
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assembly was declared but the
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demonstrators continued chanting and
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waving flags while some in the crowd
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continued to throw things at the
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deputies
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and and again I don't know at this point
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what what the deputies are even doing
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there for Yeah like they're they didn't
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conduct their raid it sounds like
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they're there just to just to cause a
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problem
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but it was nearing 9:30 p.m when the
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line of deputies and vehicles began
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moving toward the crowd forcing them to
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flee back to Atlantic Avenue in Alrea
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Boulevard there deputies continued to
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fire tear gas and flash prank grenades
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sometimes at the direction of a gas
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station where protesters were standing
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by midnight demonstrators began to leave
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ending a night of conflict between local
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and federal law enforcement officials
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and residents of Paramount
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federal authorities said some arrests
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had been made by agents at least one
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video showed a woman being tackled to
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the ground and being carried away other
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videos showed two other people also
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being carried away by federal agents
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multiple arrests have already been made
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for obstructing our operations fbi
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Deputy Director Dan Bonino said more are
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coming we are pouring through the videos
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for more perpetrators you bring chaos
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and we'll bring handcuffs
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but it sounds like the only one that
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brought chaos there were the federal
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agents they started assembling across
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the street from the Home Depot
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and there was obviously no communication
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with the local representatives with the
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local community with other community
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leaders nobody knew what ICE was doing
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other than obviously they had something
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up their sleeve planned
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and so it rightfully brought out a
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counter uh you know a counterprotest
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essentially a counter assembly
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and so the the existence now the
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existence of this friction is what ICE
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is using to start tear gasing and and
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doing crowd control work and it's like
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there wouldn't be a crowd here if you
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guys hadn't assembled here
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yeah
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and so that's that's where that all
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started off at and that's really what
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got this week kicked off unfortunately
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the news only gets worse from there
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because after the week of
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LA
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demonstrations and
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the National Guard being brought in and
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the Marines being activated we've we
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then ended the week with some actual
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political assassinations
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well attempted assassinations one
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successful yeah um
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so I'm sure you probably heard about
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this Todd but uh
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Vance Belter
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who's a uh
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I don't know if you've seen the profile
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on this guy that uh he but he he shot
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and killed he attacked two different
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Minnesota lawmakers in Minnesota
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and he killed one one representative and
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her husband and the other couple is in
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serious condition last I heard it was
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optimistic that they would make it but
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they were in serious condition
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oh
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so
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this guy the the guy it's and so if
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you've seen the video of it where the
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guy's literally goes up in like a a skin
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mask to like give himself an entirely
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different look like something out of
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like Mission Impossible
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and uh
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crazy so Belter 57 was arrested Sunday
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night in the city of Green Isle
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Minnesota where he lived according to
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authorities he's accused of killing one
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lawmaker and her husband and wounding
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another and his wife early Saturday
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officials said he left behind an
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apparent hit list with dozens of names
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in his car 70 Democrat lawmakers and
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other private citizens
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Yeah after exchanging fire with police
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outside the home of one victim and
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fleeing the scene so that's the thing
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that's crazy to me is he exchanged
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gunfire with with police with law
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enforcement and still got away
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like they they they let him get away it
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I mean it seems like it doesn't it like
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they they you know they'll attack an
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entire community to get like one guy who
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stole something from a from a mini mart
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but this guy's literally going on an
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assassination spree and he exchanges
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gunfire and they you know where's the
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police helicopters where's the where's
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the fivestar GTA response type type
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stuff like
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and and and then of course so the one of
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the people that was killed um
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I don't know why I don't have her full
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name here
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oh Representative Melissa Hortman
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so Hortman was the top Democrat in the
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Minnesota House and her husband and her
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were both killed um
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basically uh Belter dressed as a police
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officer and he went through the front
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door
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officers at the home saw Belter dressed
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as a police officer shoot an adult man
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through the open front door according to
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a criminal complaint obtained by the
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Minnesota Star Tribute the suspect
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exchanged gunfire with police and ran
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into the house
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ultimately disappearing from the area
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um right away right-wing media outlets
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were trying to say that this guy is some
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sort of crazed lefty because he's on a
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committee that was appointed by Tim
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Walls
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but it was a nonpartisan committee and
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this guy is unabashedly a MAGA supporter
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his his friend and roommate both you
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know confirmed as much
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he had a manifesto
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he had names of something like 80 people
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or something like that including Tim
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Walls of people he wanted to assassinate
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most of them seemed to have to do with
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being pro-choice so if you were a
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pro-choice politician if you were a
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doctor he had doctors on his list yeah
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uh the list included prominent lawmakers
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like Representative Elon Omar and
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Senator Tina Smith as well as Planned
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Parenthood leaders
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um he also had flyers for anti-Trump
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protest in his car raising fears that he
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may have intended to target the rallies
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and the guy basically worked he like
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owned a private he owns some sort of
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private uh
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I don't know if it's private military or
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if it's
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I don't know
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I'm trying to find Oh okay so Bolter had
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worked as director of security patrols
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for Ptorian Guard Security Services
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which provides random armed patrols of
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customers properties according to the
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company's web page also suggests he
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could have access to uniforms and
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equipment that could aid in
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impersonating a police officer and
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apparently Ptorian Guard Services are
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used by like multinational uh uh
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companies like Nestle and stuff like
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that so we're talking somebody that like
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sets up you know we don't know for sure
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what he did for them but these could be
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the people that like Nestle uses to go
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secure an area that has water that they
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want to steal or you know go move do you
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know modern day colonialism type stuff
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or go go disrupt this country uh cause
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political unrest somewhere so that then
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we can get the right people elected in
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this country
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like they're if you look up the Ptorian
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Guard's security services you'll see
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some pretty up um
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the firm was registered to his home
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address and listed a woman who was
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apparently his wife as the president and
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CEO
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so the site advertised that the firm had
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police type vehicles
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yeah they said he had experience in
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foreign conflict zones it said that he
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was involved with security situations in
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Eastern Europe Africa North America and
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the Middle East including the West Bank
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Southern Lebanon and the Gaza Strip
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so he's basically involved in some sort
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of right-wing paramilitary
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security situation thing so this gets
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really potentially deep like if if
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anybody wanted to go conspiracy theory
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on this stuff there's a lot to trace
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there's a lot of threads you can trace
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back and see what's really going on here
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i mean maybe that'll be something we can
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do in the future but
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he also supposedly was a launched a
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Christian nonprofit called Revo
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Formation Ministries so it's got this
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right-wing Christian nationalist
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paramilitary
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thing going on which is really similar
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to uh Eric uh what Nancy Dvau's brother
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Eric Prince and the Blackwater
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stuff it's all very much in that line
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and so now now that he's finally been
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arrested
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uh Minnesota Bureau of Criminal
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Apprehension Superintendent Drew Evans
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said Belter has been charged in the
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shootings and that the case will be
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reviewed for possible federal charges he
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said he said had Brooklyn part officers
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not confronted Belter at the house of
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Melissa Hortman's home early Saturday
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morning he likely would have continued
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throughout the day he was forced to
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abandon his plan
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evans said authorities were confident
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Belter acted alone in the violence he
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committed he said Belter was armed when
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he was arrested i don't know how you
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could be so sure he was acting alone
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when he owns and operates a entire
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securities service like I mean I guess
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it depends on what all was done and
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could he have done it by himself or not
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yeah and it's just like why why you
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wouldn't immediately think that there's
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you know he's got three or four buddies
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all poised to start doing stuff
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elsewhere throughout the country or
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something like that like
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but it's just it is amazing to me that
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he got away at first
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but
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of course this is what we're living in
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now
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yep
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but uh last story for news of the week
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um it is and you'll have to I'll let you
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go into this more Todd because this is
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this is your day not mine uh that's
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right you're you're one of those darn
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millennials is is Yeah yeah but it's
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National Gen X Day yeah today and I
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didn't know this until this morning
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i was like what we have a day oh that's
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so nice um it says uh when will National
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GenX Day be celebrated june 16th of
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every calendar year uh this is according
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to uh what is this website national
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dayarchchives.com
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and uh I was uh you know what it was is
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I did a search for what is what holidays
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are today on Google and I came it it
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brought this site up i was like oh
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walking is sweet um and that was it was
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largely because I wanted to find out if
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like was there like no school today cuz
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the the teenager is still home and I
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guess they're they're going to be taking
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off to go to uh uh VidCon which is a big
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uh like YouTube uh streamer or Oh why
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aren't we at that uh because we're
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relatively new and we don't have much of
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a following i mean I have a following on
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here but I don't think anybody's
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actually I don't know i mean you can you
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can see be the analytics and how well
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these videos are doing so well we got to
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what we got to do is we got to go there
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and show up like we're a big deal and
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just give Yeah oh and we could do that
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with more local events take it till you
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make it i I I can't afford to fly to to
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Southern California and spend several
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days there but uh anyways this says uh
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what is start one here damn it what is
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National Gen X Day national GenX Day is
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a time to recognize and celebrate the
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often overlooked generation that has
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shaped modern culture in ways that cult
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uh continue to influence society today
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born between 1965 and 1980
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Gen X um stands uh as the bridge between
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the analog past and the digital future
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uh bringing unique blend of resilience
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independence and creativity to the world
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this day is dedicated to honoring the
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nostalgia achievements and cultural
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contributions of Gen Xers everywhere
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i didn't know that we had a national
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holiday it's not even like a recognized
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by the government or anything but it's
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it's it's like it's like talk like a
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pirate day or William talk like William
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Shatner day these are these are days
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that people celebrate but aren't like on
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the on the uh calendar of as of yet yeah
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i don't get the day off work don't get
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the day off it's not a bank holiday so I
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guess it was uh it was created this year
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this is the first annual
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this This is brand new uh we're
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at the ground floor yeah so I'm I'm glad
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I caught it when it on on opening day so
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and there's a bunch more things said
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here but it's all like you know um
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let me read this why is why was National
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GenX Day created what with the 77
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million baby boomers having been in the
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spotlight for the last 80 years and
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millennials and Gen Z's now getting all
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the attention
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as the first of the Gen Xers turn 60
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it's time for them to get some
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recognition despite our profound impact
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Gen Xers are often overshadowed by the
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larger generations before and after them
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national GenX Day is being created to
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ensure that their contributions whether
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in technology entertainment or social
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change
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receive the recognition they deserve
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it's a a moment of to acknowledge their
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role as the adaptable self-reliant
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generation that shaped the modern world
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while maintaining an independent and
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sometimes rebellious spirit
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plus this is inspired by this a special
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person to me blah blah blah blah blah
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blah blah blah blah blah and it's you
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know that person who's posted this it's
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his third girlfriend or whatever so good
25:33
for her um but yeah so I I am going to
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put this on my calendar to remember to
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remind me every year this day going
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forward is being Gen X day we have a
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holiday um I'm definitely going to be
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letting other Gen Xers that I follow on
25:51
social media know hey you guys in case
25:52
you didn't know today is that day and uh
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yeah
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all righty right on well happy Gen X day
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Todd thank you Sarah it's It's good to
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have another holiday for a white
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middle-aged male yes
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it's kind of hard being upper middle
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class and white uh I don't know if I'm
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upper middle class but I'm No we are not
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not even close i'm I'm I am poor i am
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poor i am so poor yeah i I And I did
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want to say uh yesterday I I contacted
26:29
Spotify because I noticed that yes our
26:32
on on Spotify our podcast is labeled as
26:35
self-help or was labeled as self-help
26:39
and I got a hold of somebody last night
26:42
and I was like you know what i changed
26:44
it to news commentary and uh it's not
26:49
showing up on the public page for the
26:51
the Spotify page for the podcast and
26:54
they said "All right well let me verify
26:56
a couple things and then we'll go ahead
26:57
and do this." And she was like she's
26:59
like "Oh yeah i'm I'm listening to it
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now it's this is a cool podcast." It's
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like "Well because you helped out I'm
27:04
going to give you a shout out." So Tanya
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thank you for helping out and uh yeah
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thanks and uh it now registers as both
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news commentary and pop culture so we
27:15
should show up when people are looking
27:16
in those categories on Spotify we're
27:18
we're not just trying to get people that
27:20
are looking for self-help oh god what
27:22
have we done i was like I was like these
27:24
guys need help more than I do what the
27:26
you know
27:29
that Todd guy he sounds like he's he
27:31
needs therapy
27:33
we all need therapy
27:36
but uh yeah so that is that
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