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Making sense of senseless cruelty on Palestine (with Sana Saeed)

From Mahmoud Khalil's unjust detention after he helped lead the Columbia University protests to the attacks on journalists and academics who show empathy for Palestinians, how did we get here?

Mahmoud Khalil — a key figure in anti-gen*cide protests at Columbia University — was just getting home from an Iftar dinner when agents from the Department of Homeland Security shoved their way into his building and demanded his arrest.

But Khalil is a lawful permanent resident of the United States with a green card. Now, he's being held in a Louisiana detention centre. Authorities are pushing to revoke his green card. All this is happening with zero stated evidence of a crime.

To help us make sense of the senseless, award-winning media critic Sana Saeed joins us on the show.


In this week’s news roundup, we will — as always, apparently — be talking about tariffs and annexation.

But Canada also has a new prime minister! Oh, and Elon Musk is having a very hard time with all of his companies these days, which is hilarious.

The U.S. is finally throwing Ukraine a bit of a bone after abusing its leadership in front of the world (while kissing Russian ass).

Meanwhile the Trump administration is remaking the department of education and the environmental protection agency — and while the former is bad for America, the latter is scary for the entire world.

And lastly, we’ll talk about the horrific violation of Mahmoud Khalil’s freedom of speech.


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