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Greetings. Greetings and salutations. I would say good morning. There's nothing good about this morning. Here's the thing. You know when you look at it in a Rubik's Cube and you're like, no fucking way is that happening? That's how I feel in terms of this episode. And we don't want to start off on a negative note, but we're like, a lot has happened this morning that we find important to touch on. But it's real spooky stuff.

Yeah, we're in big trouble. Huge. Welcome to disrespectfully with Katie Maloney and Dana Kathen.

Unapologetically. We're here to do what we want to do. Spilling the tea. Babe, you're going to see the power of women, like, disrespectfully. And I'm not even laughing in it, like, if it's making lighthearted way. I'm laughing because of the ridiculousness of what we are witnessing in real time. And just not really sure how we got here. I mean, I know how we got here, but. Our dissent is just playing out in front of us, the decimation of our

Constitution. Which, you know, in all those times, the people that have been defending what's been going on and downplaying it and telling us we're not seeing what we're seeing are all about the Constitution and our unalienable rights. And then all of a sudden, when we're

losing those rights, crickets. Nothing. Where's the peanut gallery? We're talking about the arrest

made of journalists. Don Lemon, who I put on my daddy list a few weeks ago for covering the

atrocities happening in Minnesota was arrested in Los Angeles. He was arrested not even,

not even when he was there. So he was covering a protest at a church that was happening. I think a big

piece of what was missing is the reason they were protesting that church is because the pastor was found

out to be an ice agent. Right. So again, people are just saying that they're, you know, people are trying to go hoot

and holler in a church.

That's not it.

And he was, yeah, he was just there asking for people to weigh in on it, asking their

opinions, asking their accounts of what was happening.

Reporters have a constitutional right to cover events.

Anything that is newsworthy and timely, you're protected in that way.

He wasn't committing any crime, not to mention the fact that they didn't arrest him then,

but have arrested him since. You should be scared about this. He was not an insurrectionist.

He was doing his job as a journalist. Correct. So he and I think that independent journalist and advocate named Georgia

Fort was also arrested. There was video from her home of, you can see, it's a masked man.

And again, if you're going to go to someone's home and arrest them, that mask needs to be off.

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