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Let me welcome to people who help me understand America,

not as it describes itself, but as America

has actually lived. You guys know Simon Moyes Smith. He's a great indigenous journalist,

his reporting and commentary cut through all the colonial myth making garbage and political theater.

Julie Franchella is an Ojibway writer and therapist and truth teller. And, um, we got to talk

about sovereignty from Davos to

concentration camps. Julie and Simon, it's so good to have you with us. Welcome back to another

installment of still here. Thanks for having us back. Amen. Thank you. Thank you. So I want to begin with

Davos and Julie, since you're part Canadian, Mark Carney had the best speech of the entire

Chebang. The line where he said, this is not sovereignty. It is the performance of sovereignty

while accepting subordination. I've been thinking about you guys all week as we watch this

president try to acquire land that is not his and strip it of its resources and saying, well,

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