President Trump charging into more controversy announcing just moments ago that despite protests from mayors and governors, he is going to send even more federal law enforcement agents into an American city, this time Chicago.

You know, I'm not even that old, and I'm old enough to remember when it was the right. It was constantly warning us that there would be power grabs by federal agents.

But it's only under this president.

And only when it comes to people speaking up in the movement for black lives,

that we are suddenly seeing a willingness to use that kind of power by a president

who won't even use federal powers to do things like make sure that we have more testing and personal protective equipment available to the American people.

Hey, everybody. Welcome to the Muckraig podcast. I'm your co-host, J.D.8 Stexton. Here, as always, is my good friend and co-host, Nick

Houselman. We have a full show. We're going to welcome Dr. Jason Needleman, a polyscied professor

from the University of Laverne. To come in and talk about the legality or, I would say

e-legality of the president of the United States, sending in federal shock troops to cities around the

country. We're going to talk about that in depth, but before we get to that, we need to have a

conversation about the stay of the show. And that sounds a little ominous, but I'm excited. How about

you, Nick? Oh, yeah. I cannot wait to get this next segment of our show

launched and offers to the people. Yeah, so we're at a little bit of a crossroads moment with

the podcast. And before we even talk about this, we want to say thank you, because we could not

have gotten to this point if it wasn't for you,

the audience. Your support, your dedication. Just even reaching out to us and the kind words

have been incredibly appreciated. And we're building a community here and it's so, so exciting.

And we kind of reached this point. Nick and I have been talking. We want to do some big

things. We've been going back and forth on, we want to do some feature-length audio documentaries,

the kind of things that you've probably heard on other podcasts, you know, multi-part,

breaking down things and giving like incredible context and history and analysis we we we we've got our first idea

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