Hey, everybody. This is Adam, the world's only podcast host. Like I said yesterday, that you don't even

like this show podcast is off this week. But to make up for us being so lazy, we're posting

episodes of some of the other shows on the network that you might not be familiar with right here

in this feed all week long, even as my adopted hometown

of Los Angeles is being invaded by the United States military.

Hey, speaking to that, the show I sure do hope you listen to right now is called In Broad Daylight.

It's my solo podcast. It's been on a little bit of a break recently, but I'm getting back to it

with new episodes starting this week or next. In the meantime, the last episode I released,

which you're about to listen to right now, has suddenly become timely again, despite having

been recorded back in February. It's about the history and rise of Salvadoran dictator

Naib Bucle and his relationship to the Trump administration. At one point near the end,

the subject of deportations and mass protests come up. And hey, here's hoping I'm wrong about what

I have to say on that matter. I hope you enjoy the episode. I hope you go

listen to more episodes. And while you're there, give the pod a follow so you can get new

episodes as soon as they're available. You can get them wherever podcasts are at or just click

the link in the description of this episode. And thanks. We love you. Let's get to the show.

Welcome to In Broad Daylight, a solo podcast about news, politics and pop culture.

With your host, Adam Todd Brown.

Thank you. Hey, everybody. Welcome to In Broad Daylight, a solo podcast hosted by me. I'm Adam Todd Brown. Have you heard Marco Rubio, who is somehow our Secretary of State now, paid a visit to

El Salvador recently to chop it up with that country's president and self-described world's coolest dictator, Naib

Buckele. The topic of discussion? Deportations. The United States is looking to carry out a whole

bunch of those over the next few years, starting yesterday. The problem is, at least until Greenland can be secured and turned into a prison

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