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Lauren Egan, who writes the opposition newsletter, giving us a deep dive into everything that's going

on with Democrats right now. I'm excited to chat about her latest piece about how campus protests

have largely gone silent in Trump 2.0. I'm curious if you can give us a little bit of

the background into the gist of the piece and the inspiration for reporting it. Well, I cover the

Biden White House all four years and obviously the last year and a half, I guess, of that administration

was just completely dominated by campus protests and protesters

that would just interrupt him and Vice President Harris no matter where they went.

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