All the whole

All I want to It's a joke. And in just a little bit, and in just a little bit, Felix and I will be talking to Joe Wisenthal, with the Odd Lots podcast about tariffs, the markets, the economy, what you tune into this show to listen to. But I can't start today's show and I can't really like complete today's show without talking about the I don't know the rendition the kidnapping of a Palestinian activist Mahmood Khalil that

took place this weekend over in New York City he's a Columbia grad student a Columbia grad student

graduate who has been basically kidnapped by ICE out of his

house in New York City, leaving his wife eight months pregnant at home and been rendered to an ICE

facility in Louisiana in what is obviously an attempt to separate him from legal counsel.

I mean, I don't know what to say about this other than it is probably the most terrifying thing that's happened in recent memory in American politics.

One of the most nauseating and truly frightening in terms of its implications.

Because like this guy is a legal resident of the country. He's a green card holder.

They initially said that they were

just canceling his student visa, and then they said they were canceling his green card. I mean,

this is probably the most profound attack on freedom of speech that I can think of in my lifetime.

And this is something that I think everybody needs to be aware of and be active in raising

awareness about talking about protesting. I mean, I know it sounds stupid in light of, you know,

armed agents of the state, just disappearing political activists for political free speech.

Like, this is really something I think you should consider contacting your representative,

your senator, your local government about.

And if there's a protest on his behalf, I would also consider really looking into joining

that because if they can do this to a green card holder, there's not much that will prevent

them from doing it to anyone who's a U.S. citizen. But I just want to make clear here that card holder, there's not much that will prevent them from doing it to

anyone who's a U.S. citizen. But I just want to make clear here that, like, this is not an immigration

issue. This is a freedom of speech issue. And I don't think it's in any way in exaggeration to state

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