Hey, this is Durey. I won't go to the box in the people in this episode. It's me, Sam

and D.R. Kaya is off for this episode and we talk about all the news that you didn't

know from past week. And Netta, Janeta Elsie, gives us updates on what's happening across

the country with the protests. And then I sit down with Glockoma, specialist doctor Daniel

LaRouche, to learn why vision issues impact the black community more than the general

population. I learned so much about Glockoma. You probably don't know a lot about Glockoma,

neither did I learn y'all, change of behavior, y'all, we got to do it. My advice for this

week is about the interview. Like one of the piece of advice that I had to tell myself

was ask the question, just ask it. I saw something about racial disparities with Glockoma.

I don't think I got Glockoma. And it was like, bring somebody on to ask the question,

read about it, ask the question, like ask the question. It's the only way you'll know.

Let's go. Family, family, welcome to another episode of Pod Save the People. I am D.R.

a Ballinger. You can find me on Instagram and Twitter at D.R. a Ballinger.

And I'm Sam Saniangui at Sam's Way on Twitter.

And it's D.R. A.Y. on Twitter.

So, you know, would we have gone on this week? Well, definitely had the impeachment, second

impeachment trial of the Donald Trump ending in another acquittal. It was day after day

of very organized making of a case on the part of the Democrats. A lot of footage we hadn't

seen, really disturbing. Also, just a lot of news coming out this week, just, you know,

continued discussion of what the aftermath of January 6 has been. I know there were,

I'm actually a couple of Capitol police officers that committed suicide, which was obviously

sad to hear and who knows what other subsequent things we'll see or hear about after this

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