Hey everyone. It's Sarah and Andrea and here is a clip from this week's Gaslit Nation early show.

You can find it on our Patreon. The title is World War III on our mind.

So I don't know why Dejoi is still there. Initially, Ron Bloom, Cushner's buddy, was his protector.

He was the chair of the board of governors of the Postal Service. We were all like, yeah, you know, you should get rid of him because he was protecting Louis DeJoy and praising him and all this stuff. So he's gone. A new guy comes in, another new guy comes in, forgetting their names off the top of my head. Sorry about that. They're also bad. They're also

like, yes, Lewis DeJoy, God of the Postal Service. You know, he's so great. We're going to keep

him forever. Looks to me like they're destroying the Postal Service. Looks like they are

privatizing it. Looks like they don't give a shit, whether vulnerable Americans get their mail,

whether people living in rural communities

get their mail. And this is deeply alarming to me. I know this might seem like a small thing

compared to the World War III and the plague brewing in the background. It is very ominous

that a government would let its postal service die.

This is the most rudimentary part of infrastructure.

It is a uncontroversial part of infrastructure.

Everyone understands why we need to be able to get the mail.

Everybody gets mail.

It holds our society together. It allows people from one part of the country

to send things to people in another. In a way, the Postal Service reminds us all that we are a

United States. So what does it mean when a government wants to destroy that or is kicking back and

allowing it to be destroyed. To me,

that says that the government does not mind if the country collapses. And there are another

of other indicators that surround this, the loss of voting rights, the lack of repercussions

for the violent insurrectionist coup on the Capitol, which every other country would treat as a big deal

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