The country feels like it's falling apart right before our eyes and the people inside it are being silenced.

So we're going to East 26th Street and Nicolet Avenue, which is where Alex Pready was executed by ICE and Border Patrol.

That is not a headline.

That is a human life.

And it is all happening right now.

Do you worry about your own safety being involved in all this?

Yes.

But it doesn't really feel like there's another option, you know?

And of course they use a five-year-old child as bait. And of course they're doing

all these horrible, bad things because they don't know what they're doing. They've been told

that they're going to get rid of the worst of the worst, then they have absolute immunity.

And they've been told that nothing they, will they ever be held accountable for?

On my show, Runaway Country, we go where the headlines hit home,

from communities under threat to the people fighting to be heard.

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It's this performance online culture designed for, I don't know, teenage boys and their

grown-up equivalence. But it also has a purpose. It makes people say, you know, this war is

unsurious. The images of violence are frightening, the various

different stories that are told are confusing and contradicting, who knows what's really true.

All of this will make people feel disengaged, and it may work.

I mean, how can you focus on a serious war when you're being told the story of it through

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