ReAir: TMBS - 45 - Jail ICE & Is Elon Musk A Marxist ft. Will EQ and Bhaskar Sunkar + POSTGAME & MORE!

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Michael Brooks

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4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 April 2022

⏱️ 124 minutes

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Summary

TMBS 45 aired on June 19th, 2018.
Episode breakdown:
5:41 Michael frames the ongoing horror unfolding on our Southern border and then the crew debates the best strategy to address it.
26:22 Shoutout to activists in Portland for surrounding ICE Agency in protest of the agencies terror at the border.
35:20 Rapper Will EQ (@WillEQ) calls in to talk about his music, Kanye, and what influences his music.
56:27 David Griscom breaks down the recent interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve.
1:09:09 Bhaskar Sunkara joins us in studio for a gulag segment and then we discuss Elon Musk and American socialism.

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0:05.1	morphing a geezer for ice on an automaw And we in the street life till they call
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1:25.9	evacuation more than a hundred thousand men, women and children all of
1:43.9	Japanese ancestry removed from their homes in the Pacific Coast State to wartime
1:49.1	communities established in out of the way places their evacuation did not
1:53.9	imply individual disloyalty but was ordered to reduce the military hazard at a
1:58.8	time when danger of invasion was great two-thirds of the evacuees are
2:03.1	American citizens by right of birth the rest are their Japanese born parents and
2:08.3	grandparents the people are not under cessation they are not prisoners they are
2:13.3	not internees they are merely dislocated people the unwounded casualties of war
2:19.9	the time spring and summer of 1942 the place ten different relocation centers in
2:27.3	unsettled parts of California Arizona Utah Idaho Wyoming Colorado and Arkansas the
2:36.4	relocation centers are supervised by the war relocation authority which assumed
2:40.7	responsibility for the people after they had been evacuated and cared for
2:44.3	temporarily by the army a relocation center housing from seven to eighteen
2:50.2	thousand people barrack type buildings divided into compartments twelve or
2:56.2	fourteen residents buildings to a block each block provided with a mess hall
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