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Speaker 2: Welcome to stuff. I never told you your protection if

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Speaker 3: So it's not a great time for the US. I

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Speaker 3: might have been crying this morning over some videos of

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Speaker 3: people outside of the US who actually are compassionately asking

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Speaker 3: how we're doing and understanding that we are not doing well.

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Speaker 3: And as more and more fascist things, fascist like things

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Speaker 3: and things are occurring here, we're trying to combat the

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Speaker 3: feeling of helplessness and fear by focusing on people and

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Speaker 3: organizations and protesters and the right to protest. That we're

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Speaker 3: trying to find things to uplift or to at least

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Speaker 3: encourage our fellow peoples in this time. And yeah, protesters

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Speaker 3: the world that we would talk about some protesting organizations

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Speaker 3: and trusted organizations so we can gather together and get unified.

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Speaker 1: As we were talking about.

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Speaker 3: Previous leaders and protesters and people in the sphere talking

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Speaker 3: and combating this and with activists around the world. Something

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Speaker 3: that we love to do is highlight those good organizations

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Speaker 3: that we see as trustworthy and that have done proving

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Speaker 3: good work. However, let me admit to you now this

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Speaker 3: episode is a little odd, a little different because I've

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Speaker 3: hit some roadblocks, I've hit some questions in my own

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Speaker 3: mind and my own thinking. As we know that the

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Speaker 3: government to be paranoid or over the top. You know,

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Speaker 3: the government does track a lot of our data. That's

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Speaker 3: what they have done. They have set this up from

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Speaker 3: very little uh, slowing down or any kind of repercussions.

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Speaker 1: They are free to do so.

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Speaker 3: So there's a lot of conversations and even talking about

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Speaker 1: And they have.

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Speaker 3: Given themselves permissioned by our current administration as well, to

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Speaker 3: through other amazing podcasts coming out and all these other things,

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Speaker 3: so so many things. We might not be the most popular,

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Speaker 3: I would love for you our listeners who are involved

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