Now it's time for the last word with Ali Valshi.

Good evening, Ali.

I'm taking notes, Speckled Blob, because for the longest time, I referred to it as a barcode,

because I'm a man of a certain age, and people start to text me since it's not a barcode.

The barcode is thinking the grocery store.

It's a QR code.

Speckled blob, I think's what the kids say. Everybody who's watching understood exactly what you meant,

and I bet you there's been a whole lot of subscription to the newsletter, which is great, by the way.

And I love how Steve Bannon's mind works because he's able to do everything I write turns out like an essay,

and it's really long and really detailed and, you know, okay, maybe. And Steve just, boom,

he just gives you a point and it moves on. It's pretty impressive. He's straight to the point. And the thing, I've known Steve

for decades now. He's my, he has never forgotten a single thing in all of the decades I have known

him. His mind is a steel trap. Yes. So if this is like a thing that happened in 1987, he'll know. He's got it. Instant

recall and it's right there. Well, the newslet is worth it. Thank you, my friend. You have a great

weekend. See you next week. You too. All right, we begin with the breaking news that we have

been reporting all night on out of Texas. NBC News reports the Department of Homeland Security

appeared on Friday to be preparing to send a new group of Venezuelan

men from the United States to El Salvador and its notorious Seacot prison, even as lawyers

from the American Civil Liberties Union scrambled in the courts to stop the administration

from moving forward. On Friday afternoon, a charter bus rolled up to the Blue Bonnet Detention Center in

Anson, Texas. It's a town about 200 miles west of Dallas where the men are being held. U.S.

District Court Judge James Bosberg, who's been hearing a case related to the flights to El Salvador,

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