W. Kamau Bell

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Nobody Should Believe Me · Introducing: At Liberty · 22 May 2025 podcast

Let's dig into the, before I let you two go, which I really appreciate this again, the legal case, Texas versus Becerra.

And let me guess, Texas is on the that's unconstitutional side.

Just taking a shot.

And I can't help but bring up the fact, just because I think it's worth highlighting, even though I don't really have much to say about it after that, is it's also just worth noting that the governor of Texas is a person with a disability. you know, he, you know, he suffered through an accident or he, that disability got through an accident and you would think, that's all I'll say.

You would think.

Dot, dot, dot, dot. Nicole, unless you want to add something to the dot, dot, dot.

OK, we could come back, Nicole. We'll do the Texas edition because I have so much to say. I was like and also voting and also voting suppression and also reproductive rights. And also I can also even though you're a heavily Latino state, Mexican-American state, you target immigration. OK, anyway. Lots to say about Texas. We're wrapping this up. Thank you for doing this. I really appreciate it.

If listeners remember one thing from this conversation, what should it be? Starting with you, Nicole.

Great.

If listeners, back to you, Nicole, if listeners do one thing based on what they heard here, what would you like them to do?

So even if you live in a place like I do where your congressperson is Latifah Simon and she's she's always on the right side of history, frustratingly, so I never get to be mad at Latifah Simon. Call her anyway.

Nice. Zoe, same. What would you say people should do?

Zoe, what's giving you hope right now?

You can just retweet it. You can just be like...

A corollary to this, I said that one more question. So this is not a new question. It's a corollary to the last question. What can people do to really make sure that their communities are accessible and intersectional around these issues on a hyperlocal level, like in your neighborhood? What can people do?

Thank you. Last question. Where can people keep up with you and your work? Nicole?

Medicaid Minute. Now you're speaking my language in time frame. All right. You know how to do this. I like knowledge in a minute.

Thank you. And Zoe, where can people keep up with you?

ACLU.org. If you're listening to this, you already found Zoe. So, yes, if you're listening to this right now, welcome. You're welcome. You found Zoe. Thank you for this. I really appreciate the discussion. I really appreciate the 101 nature of this. I think it's important to have conversations like this with people who know where you can ask this quote-unquote question. not as smart questions.

I'll just put it that way. Or you can ask the basic questions and feel free to make mistakes and say the wrong thing like I did several times today. But I think it's important to be able to have the space so you can walk out more educated and more informed and more fired up and be ready for the FO period. So thank you very much.

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