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Welcome back to Unbiased Politics. Today is Monday, October 13th. Let's talk about some news.

I do just want to say I do typically take federal holidays off. Those that have been here for a while,

you know this, but because I just took a week off recently, as many

of you know, I decided to kind of just push through and get an episode out today because I didn't

need to take today off too. But I don't want to set the precedent that I put episodes out on

federal holidays because I typically don't. So let's start today's episode talking about

the National Guard ruling out of Illinois.

With that, I do want to say also that I do kind of feel as if these National Guard stories are getting pretty repetitive.

I don't know if you guys feel the same way, but I definitely feel it.

I've covered the National Guard deployment in L.A. in D.C., in Portland, now in Chicago.

And the story is virtually the same every time.

The exception is D.C., because as we've talked about, the laws are a little bit different in Washington, D.C.,

but it is going to get to a point likely after today's episode where I'm just going to start referring

people back to past episodes

like I usually do when topics get repetitive. At the same time, I do always talk about the

stories that are most requested ahead of every episode, and this was one of the most requested

stories. So we're going to talk about it since we haven't talked about Chicago specifically

yet, but just know that, number one, I'm not going to get into all of the legalities of Title 10 and

the Posse Comitatis Act. I just did that on Thursday. And two, after today, I'll likely just

start referring everyone back to past episodes whenever there is a similar Title 10 National Guard situation

that arises. So if you hear this story and you still don't understand all of the legalities and you

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