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Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, and those who don't identify as either, you are listening to Ratchet and Respectable.

I did not make it to the big-ass march on Saturday that everybody in their mama, well, everybody white and their mama seemed to have been at.

I read that 2.1 million people protested across all 50 states. There were

really big numbers I saw in Boston and also downtown D.C. I didn't attend the march, nor did I watch

the march. I saw a couple clips online. There were a limited number of people of color in attendance.

I told you I was planning to go because the innocent man, the non-gang member that got deported to El Salvador with no due process.

And the American government is just like, I mean, our bad, but we're not going to get him, though.

As of today, he's still down there.

It's gone all the way

up to the Supreme Court. And as of right now, I don't know what the resolution is about, like,

whether they're going to get this man or not. Two previous courts have said, like, this is horrible.

This is unconstitutional. This is unconscionable. Like, you, like, go get that man. And now the Supreme Court is like, well,

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