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Music Hello, and welcome to another episode of the David From Show. I'm David Frum, a staff writer at the Atlantic. My guest this week is Senator Ruben Gallego, from Arizona, one of the rising stars of the Democratic Party.

I recorded my interview with Senator Gallego on the 5th of June.

And at that time, I also recorded a monologue talking about the White House farce, tragedy, conflict between Elon Musk and Donald Trump.

Elon Musk being the richest man in the world, the biggest contributor to the Trump campaign,

the de facto chief of staff and vice president to Donald Trump and Donald Trump, the president

of the United States.

But one of the lessons of the Trump years is it never pays to do things early.

You always want to leave things to the last minute because however

outrageous the big story on Thursday is, there may be something that happens on the weekend

that is even bigger. And so it is. So we're topping that topper with another topper.

Over the weekend, there was an outbreak of unruly protest, disorderly protest, and even violent

protest in Los Angeles

against immigration raids by the Trump administration. I'm at some distance. I wasn't an eyewitness.

I'm relying on news reports. And there's some uncertainty about exactly what happened.

But it looks like rocks were thrown at ice vehicles. Protesters tried to impede ICE officers

doing their duty. Fireworks were shot off.

A car seems to have been set on fire. Now, all of this is illegal, disorderly, and must, of course,

be met by the force of law. Fortunately, there are nearly 9,000 officers of the Los Angeles

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