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Welcome one and all to another episode of The Damage Worth Me,

John Arola, and on this Tuesday edition of the show, very special guest joining us.

I believe for the second time only, acting executive director for Gen Z for Change,

Lisa Choshy, welcome back to the show. Hello, thank you for having me again.

Glad to have you here. Thank you for taking time out. It's common practice that a lot of our

co-hosts tend to be busy, but you just started classes up again, right? Yes, last semester at Cal,

so also last semester doing full-time work and full-time school. Thank you. That seems like a lot.

That's awesome. I, you know, like into maybe junior year or so when I was in college,

you know, back in dinosaur times, I would listen to the young Turks. They were not inviting me on,

though. So anyway, I'm sort of after the fact jealous of you, but very happy to be having you

on our program. Thank you for joining us. Thank you. Excited. We're going to be talking about some of

the recent or upcoming actions for Gen Z for Change in just a little bit. So everyone stay tuned

for that, but also a lot of big stories that we're going to be talking about through the course of

this hour. George Santos apparently feeling a little bit of the pressure because he's decided that

he's not even going to pretend to do some parts of his job as a congressman. So that's going to be

fun. We've got some updates on the right wing attempt to spin the tragic killing of Tyree Nichols,

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