The other day I was taking the subway to the gym and the train stopped.

No one knew what was happening if the tunnel was crashing around us or what.

I even saw a bunch of subway workers look terrified and run back and forth on the train.

Eventually the train booted back up and turned back around, and I didn't know at the time,

but there was an ice raid right above me, and the train was stopped for our safety.

Now, I'm not going to a protest. I'm just going to the gym living my life. Have you considered that you should have

just stayed at home, Amber? Oh, you're right. Dozens of armed masked men surrounding your

neighborhood at any moment, but they're keeping us safe. Yeah, don't you feel safer now? Just pull your

curtains closed and let the armed brute squad stomp around in your local elementary school.

What is so hard to understand? Natalie, the government would never hurt us and they would never

lie to us. Here's a very plain lie that we can look at as something to reference when we're confused about what is the truth, what is a lie?

Here's a really simple one that you can see visually.

The official White House account doctored a photo of a woman named Nikima Levy Armstrong, being arrested

for lawfully protesting to make her appear sobbing and afraid. Here is the actual picture of her

being calm and brave. Now you could say, it's just memes, but it's coming from the White

House, it's propaganda. It's not a lie. It's the White House being based, Amber.

Yeah, based in hell. In season three of the Someplace Underneath podcast, we covered the crisis

of people going missing at the southern border. The series was called Missing in Migration.

Probably to no great surprise to anyone watching this, the data is as surreal as it is horrifying.

Humanitarian crisis after humanitarian crisis.

Child exploitation.

Forced abortions and sterilizations.

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