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There was, you know, unfortunately, an eventful political week, as if there always is, if you all remember, there was a man from Maryland who was deported to an El Salvadorian

prison.

And shout out to Senator Van Hollen, who is one of our senators from the great state of Maryland.

He said he was gone to El Salvador to see the guy.

They were like, you can't get in.

Next thing we know, there's a picture of Van Hollen with the guy in, you know, he is freshly shaving,

got on new shoes, new clothes. Van Hollen actually got to see him. He is still not free. So there's

that. And Trump and the president of El Salvador met in the White

House literally said that they would not release him. It was impossible. I honestly thought he was

dead. I thought that some of the charades was because he wasn't alive anymore. But I hope that

that he gets to come back from El Salvador and all the rest of the people

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