It Could Happen Here Weekly 203
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So every episode of the week that just happened is here in one convenient and with somewhat less ads package for you to listen to in a long stretch if you want. If you've been listening to the episodes every day this week, there's going to be nothing new here for you, but you can make your own decisions. Welcome to It Could Happen Here, a podcast where the it is the authoritarian takeover of the city of Chicago. I am your host, Mia Wong, and today is an episode that was significantly delayed by the fact that our guest got shot in the face by riot munitions while attempting to cover an anti-ice protest at an ice facility, and then her co-worker was fucking grabbed by the feds the next day, which she was also still out at for reasons that are semi-incomprehensible to me because, again, she was just shot in the face.
This is... This is Raven, a journalist with the independent outlet Unraveled, which really truly is doing a lot of incredible work on the incredible proliferation of ICE raids around Chicago. Raven, welcome to the show. Oh boy. Oh boy is right. Thanks for that intro. Yeah, we're in the shit right now. We're in it. Yeah. I guess I want to immediately start this with, you are mostly, you're basically okay, from my understanding, from getting shot in the face with the right ammunition like a week ago. I am basically okay. I have some swelling still in my jaw. I'm going to the doctor. We'll see if there's any soft tissue lingering effects later on down the line, but nothing's broken. yeah which thank god holy shit thank god that stuff can really fuck you up permanently like yeah i mean it's been several weeks now of the feds just pummeling people with these stupid little pepper ball rounds yep and like the core of it is like metal you know it's like this little bullet thing with like the pepper powder on the outside so if you shoot someone in the face with those i mean like we've seen horrific injuries these last few weeks i'm
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the context of the episode and who is the guest?
0:00–15:32
2
What recent events have escalated protests against ICE in Chicago?
15:32–27:22
3
How are ICE operations impacting local communities?
27:22–52:15
4
What are the implications of federal responses to protests?
52:15–1:46:14
5
What are the implications of Trump's statements on vaccines?
1:46:14–1:47:27
6
How does the Wakefield study influence public perception of vaccines?
1:47:27–1:48:06
7
What are the consequences of misinformation about hepatitis B?
1:48:06–1:50:30
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How are vaccines and public health discussed in relation to political narratives?
1:50:30–3:24:36