It's Friday, October 18th.

Welcome to Schim this.

We're breaking down the most complex stories of the day and giving you the context on

why they matter.

It's time for Latin class, because this whole impeachment mess can get a little overwhelming

without understanding what proclose or the meaning of immolumentum.

Meanwhile, a city in Mexico was essentially shut down yesterday after the Cinaloa cartel

battled with security forces.

We'll explain why.

And finally, one giant leap for a woman kind.

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The most complicated story today has to do with learning Latin.

The language might be dead, but this week there are two Latin terms that are very much

alive.

So today we're going to pull out our old Latin dictionaries and look up quid pro quo

and immolumentum to see what they mean and why we're talking about them.

Let's start with quid pro quo.

That's Latin fourth thing for thing.

It usually has a negative connotation.

It's not so much you get paid for going to work.

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