Krystal Ball

We could actually roll F4 because Hassan Piker was there recently.

Earlier in the show, we talked about Adam Hamowy.

New Jersey congressional candidate, who just won last night.

Hamaoui and Hasan Piker went to the Delaney protests, and here's Piker reading out some of the demands from the hunger strikers and protesters inside.

And protesters have alternately accused New Jersey Governor Mikey Sherrill of either collaborating with ICE here or abandoning them.

But meanwhile, put up F3 here.

She has sued the facility over unsanitary conditions and in particular for barring access to health inspectors.

She has said, you know, if there's actually nothing to hide, if everything's fine in there, why are you blocking state health inspectors?

from going inside.

About 10,000 plus people have gone through this facility.

Most of them, I think the median stay is about nine days.

I think 70% or so have no criminal record, which means that some 30% do.

And so, Oren, thanks for being here.

The piece that you wrote

You can describe it as an elevation of the idea of citizenship.

And as I was reading it, I was thinking like, as far as I remember, the idea of citizen kind of originates sort of with the French Revolution.

I think the American Revolution, which inspired the French Revolution.

But people in the streets of Paris were calling themselves like citizen citizens.

so-and-so, citizen so-and-so.

And the purpose was to do pretty much what you're suggesting in the essay here, which is to establish kind of a level of baseline humanity and equality among the people and to say... It's sort of Roman, the Republic of... Yeah, well, there's that too.