Hey everybody, it's me, W. Kamau Bell. Welcome back to the ACLU's podcast at Liberty. This show is our chance to ask the big questions on the big issues affecting our big country. And especially we want to know about how these issues are affecting our hardest hit and most vulnerable communities. And I say our, because even though I got a mic, I know you got questions too.

Thankfully, we've got a growing task force of ACLU experts to help guide us.

Last episode, we learned all about data privacy and what to do if Border Patrol agents seize your phone. That's the kind of question

that's on the top of many people's minds, especially since Trump took office. Same goes for

what are we supposed to do if ICE agents show up at our kids' schools? Or are we allowed to have

a pride flag on our company's website? We talk a lot in the show about knowing our rights,

but do we really have

those rights anymore? In his first 100 days back in office, Trump signed more than 140

executive orders, more than any other president in this time frame. And he's had more than

a hundred prior presidential orders revoked. Also in the hundreds, the number of legal actions that the ACLU has filed since January.

Say it with me, ACLU, ACLU, ACLU, ACLU.

Look, there's been a lot of changes in a short period of time.

And today we're going to take stock of all of it.

All right, let's take a breath.

You got this, and the ACLU's got you.

Now let's get into it.

Cecilia Wong is the National Legal Director of the American Civil Liberties Union, also known as the ACLU.

Me and Cecilia have talked many times before.

We spoke in February from our inaugural episode as the official host of At Liberty, and I'm so happy to have her back on the show today.

I really think of her as my co-host.

She would be the host of this

show, but she's too busy trying to, you know, save the country. Anyway, hey, how's it going,

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