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would be here without the verb deployed, it's thought by many better not to hear the

verb deployed. Hi there, thanks for joining us on a Saturday or whenever you happen to

be listening to this. But if it's Saturday, extra thanks. We had, I think, a good reaction

to what we've decided to do with this segment, which is to play a best of the week and then

pull an interview or a segment from our vault. The best this week or at least one thing I'd

like you to listen to if you missed it was about the Canadian truckers and coverage there

of. And comparing it to coverage of some of the BLM activists in the year 2020. I tried

to be fair. I put together my thoughts on it. Let me know what you think. The interview,

however, I think it's very interesting. I was very happy to have remembered this. It was

from one of our first months of interviewing, of doing the gist. I think it was the only

interview we ever did in a laundromat. Except maybe that time I interviewed Al Gore. Jessica

Pressler is the interview subject. I thought of Jessica because I was watching, not really

watching. I was listening. I heard in the next room my wife listened to Michelle. You might

know her from such credits as logistics engineer. Michelle was watching Inventing Anna Anna,

which is a new Netflix series. It's about that scammer and grifter on a sorken. It was

originally written as a New York magazine article by the great Jessica Pressler. Jessica

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