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All right, buckle up. I regret to inform you. It's not all rainbows and butterflies out there today, guys.

No, not a fun show. We're going to talk about Trump's plan to deploy more troops who are now armed to more cities. The government says they're now planning on deporting Kilmar-Abrego-Garcia to Uganda because he won't plead guilty to charges that multiple judges have found flimsy at best. They also released the transcript of Galane Maxwell's interview with the DOJ, which we'll dig into. Then we'll update you all on a few storylines that still haven't been resolved, even though they're getting less attention. And later, you'll hear Lovett's interview with the Atlantic's James Sirwicky on the Trump administration's move to take a stake in Intel and possibly other companies. Who knows? Who can say? But first,

Trump and his administration have spent the last several days using the power of the state to target

people who've criticized the president or just made him angry. By now you probably know that on

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