Hi, everybody, and welcome back to the Find Out podcast, episode six.

Lots and lots of really bad things this week and last week and also some hopeful things as well.

I think we're going to kick this one off talking about probably the number one news story in the country right now, which is the, well, quote unquote, mistaken deportation of

a man named Ebrejo Garcia and the fact that Senator Chris Van Hollen from Maryland actually

went down to El Salvador and got to meet with him and, frankly, gave us a proof of life to know

that he was still alive.

And I think that's where we're going to start this conversation.

I think we are starting to see how Democrats can fight back without the legislative powers.

So let's talk about this.

So guys, what do you think of Chris Van Hollen's trip down to El Salvador?

Effective?

Not effective?

I love it.

I think it's great.

I mean, it's like the only thing you could possibly do is go down and be like, okay, this guy is alive. And clearly there's not a hindrance to moving his alive body from El Salvador to the U.S.

So what are you guys going to do?

The Supreme Court said do it.

I think it's a fantastic move.

I think it shows the world that America is not lost. I mean, yes, Donald Trump, Elon Musk,

and the rest of them are, you know, part of the executive branch and they are supposed to represent

us in foreign affairs. But there's a long history of, you know, the legislative branch, ensuring that

we are meeting our commitments to other countries, to human rights, and to people with

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