Wayne Hsiung

Yeah, I know.

I saw your interview with Cory Booker.

It was great.

I loved it.

It was amazing.

Yeah.

And I'm a Democrat myself.

You know, I think that we have to stand up against a lot of the horrible things that the Trump administration is doing.

But there are Democrats who are supporting a lot of those horrible things, too.

You know, instead of talking about the abuse of animals, I'm talking about, oh, there's very, very powerful factory farming interests we should probably be talking to.

And have we checked with the University of Wisconsin and, you know, the billions of dollars they're bringing into Dane County as a result of the animal experiments they're performing?

It's never about just protecting the vulnerable.

And Ozan is someone who has made his entire career around defending the vulnerable as a black man, saying, you know, they're marginalized communities we have to fight for.

Black Lives Matter was one of the things that kind of erupted him into political prominence in Wisconsin.

And for whatever reason, he just has no regard for the fact that animals can be vulnerable parties, too.

And Ozan just hasn't been willing to reckon with that fact and realize that the handful of pharmaceutical industry lobbyists who are telling him don't prosecute Ridgeland Farms don't match the millions and millions of Americans who want dogs to be protected from torture and death.

So he's probably the biggest culprit.

Yeah.

So on March 15th, we walked in 150 people, 27 of us were arrested.

On April 19th, we're planning to bring at least 10 times as many people, 1500 people, because partly it was a result of people like the folks on your podcast who, you know, we saw in