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I'm a new. Welcome to Media Roots Radio. This is your host, Abby Martin.

This is Robbie Martin. Welcome, everybody. Welcome. Long time, no talk time no talk yeah god damn it's been a while

i feel like we've we've uh we have a lot of shit to talk about um a lot of shits happen we haven't done

an episode since i think the september 25th so it's been pretty much a month just in that time period I mean it feels like

you know things are moving so fast that it just I don't even think we can catch up on all the

story so we'll do our best yeah but we're we're glad to be back tell us a little bit about your

tour Abby which you just came back from yeah Yeah, I mean, that's pretty much

why we haven't done an episode in over a month, because I was taking Gaza Fights for Freedom

on a North American tour with Mike Prysner, my partner. It was amazing. I mean, it was really

incredible. First, we were kind of worried because we know Gaza's not really in the news, quote unquote, even though these protests have been going on for a year and a half, and people are still getting mowed down by Israeli snipers every Friday.

We didn't know how much interest would be generated just at these screenings. A lot of them weren't kind of relatively right-wing cities, Albuquerque, Phoenix,

nearly sold out shows in every single city,

giant marquees up saying Gaza fights for freedom in some of these cities.

And there was no protests, no complaints.

Instead, it was the opposite.

It was like not only sold out shows in most of the cities, but like lines outside

the door of people trying to get in that we had to turn away. It was unbelievable. The amount

of enthusiasm, the amount of interest, and just people who were super moved by the documentary

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