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Tim O from the Bulwark. I just got off with Alicia Menendez, who is in for Nicole, and we covered a lot over the course of the hour. We talked about how I think that Trump should expect his polls to get even significantly worse on the Iran war than they are right now. I'll explain why in that episode. We also talk about the Supreme Court's potential ruling on mail in votings and possible chicanery associated with that that might impact the midterm elections. It is something that I just, I think it's going to be very important to monitor to see if, you know, that ruling impacts this election or if it gets kicked back anytime this comes up. I do use the opportunity to rant about California and how it takes them way too long to count their mail in ballots and they're just begging for trouble. We should be able to know who won and lost an election on election night in this country. But putting that aside does not excuse the troublemaking from, you know, the Republicans have put this lawsuit forward and you know, their effort on the Hill to kill mail in voting and all other stuff that they're doing that is premised on just nonsense and lies. We also talked about some Epstein stuff and Bob Mueller, but one thing we did not get to was the chaos at the airports and just the whole notion that sending ice to the airports is going to be something that is helpful or useful. We're seeing initial videos and hearing stories and reporting, you know, from the airports right now. What we've learned so far is that per CNN, agents have been sent to 14 different airports, including here in New Orleans, TSA Union Vice President Joe Shukr told Huffington Post that there's no way this actually helps. I think we all know this intuitively. But to put a finer point on it, let's watch what Tom Homan said when he was asked on CNN what exactly they would be doing. You know, certainly a highly trained ICE law enforcement officer can cover an exit. Makes people don't go through those exits. Entering the airport through the exits and stuff like that relieves that TSA officer to go to screening and to reduce those lines. A highly trained ICE officer can cover an exit. A highly trained ICE officer can make sure that a person doesn't walk out an exit they're not supposed to walk out of. I mean, wow. Wow. I'm glad our taxpayer dollars have been spent so wisely to create this kind of training system for our ICE agents who are menacing people in the streets. And now what we can be sure to know that they do is that people, you know, people don't walk in through an exit. Okay? The airport, you have to go through security. But at some airports, there are also some exit doors next to security. You want to make sure that there aren't people going into the exit door. So we have a highly trained ICE officer standing there at the door. Ma', am, sir, do you have a ticket? Have you been through security yet? So that's what they're going to be doing. The other pictures and video we've seen have shown just kind of a lot of standing around is ICE agent kind of looking over the shoulder of the TSA person doing their actual job without any pay, just being like, how's it going over here? So that's what we've, that's what we've got so far. That is the do nothing side. Simultaneous to that, we have another story of ICE agents menacing people at the San Francisco airport, which is, which has been like kind of partially privatized and is not really tsa. So this is a little bit of a different story. But I think it shows why many people, myself included, don't want. I want ICE agents at the airport. Don't want to have to look at them while they are waiting in three hour TSA lines and watch them stand around to pretend like they're being helpful on my dime. Another reason why people don't want it is because the ICE agents have shown time and again that they don't respect the individual rights of free people and that they want to act like bullies and thugs harassing people based on like the color of their skin. In a lot of cases, based on other profiling and the situation in San Francisco was pretty, pretty jarring and harrowing and I think shows clearly why folks don't want ICE in the airport. So let's, let's watch. What's your name?
