Hello everyone. Welcome to the Gaslit Nation special bonus episode where we are going to go into the Trump

indictment and break that down for you all. I want to just share really quickly because I had an interesting encounter last night

here in Brooklyn.

I was out with a friend doing choir practice.

I kid you not, that's like one of my self-cares now.

I go to a choir of a bunch of other fellow amateurs and we just glee club it up.

We sing all the hits.

It's I cannot sing.

I'm just there for the joy.

And then after our choir practice, we were heading over to a nearby bar and we're

passing a building with, I guess, national guardsmen, some U.S. military lingering out front,

obviously organizing something. And I was watching this as we're headed towards the bar.

And a couple hours later, and we came back, I stopped off at this building and I chatted

with one of the security officers who was out front. It was a beautiful spring night, and he was out front with some other co-workers,

just sort of having one of those magical warm nights in New York City of people sitting on a stoop.

And I asked him, I said, why were their national guards here?

And he confirmed what I suspected, and it was because that building

was being used to house some of the vulnerable people, some of the asylum seekers that are being

weaponized by DeSantis and Abbott in Texas, and being sent to New York City, which is already under immense strain in its slow recovery

from being ground zero of a once-in-a-century pandemic. And I asked the security guard, I said,

well, do these asylum seekers, do they need anything? Or what could we bring them if I came back

tomorrow? And he said, no,

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