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GOP gets Quickly OUTMANEUVERED at MAJOR HEARING

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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "GOP gets Quickly OUTMANEUVERED at MAJOR HEARING", an episode of MeidasTouch published February 4, 2026 (31 min, about 4,536 words). It mentions 11 people, works and ideas, including Maramar Martinez, Congressman Robert Garcia, J. Badacharia, Renee Mlin Good, Bernie Sanders.

What this episode is about

The recent congressional hearings saw Democrats aggressively challenging MAGA Republicans, exposing issues related to the Trump regime's actions with ICE and Border Patrol through compelling testimonies from victims of alleged misconduct. In a turn of events, Democrats used these shadow hearings to shift focus from the Republicans' cultural agenda, effectively countering their narrative during an election year.

Key takeaways

  • MAGA Republicans staged a cultural war, but Democrats flipped the tables—it's hard to win when the spotlight's on you.
  • Shadow hearings may lack official status, but the testimonies from victims wield power that no GOP talking point can erase.
  • Miramar Martinez's story reveals the dark side of border enforcement—heroes or terrors? The line keeps blurring.
  • When culture wars overshadow real issues, expect Democrats to play defense—Biden’s playbook might just be 'offense is the best defense.'
  • Epstein’s files make for uncomfortable reading, especially when Republican protectors of women are silent on actual victims. Irony alert!

Who speaks in this episode?

What is discussed, and when

  1. – 5:00: Congressman Robert Garcia, Maramar Martinez, J. Badacharia, Bernie Sanders
  2. – 10:00: Maramar Martinez, Bernie Sanders, Renee Mlin Good, American Medical Association
  3. – 15:00: One Skin
  4. – 20:00: Aaliyah Ramen, Luke Ganganger, Renee Mlin Good
  5. – 25:00: Renee Mlin Good, Brent Ganganger

Notable quotes from "GOP gets Quickly OUTMANEUVERED at MAJOR HEARING"

  • Down. So, at these shadow hearings, you had the victims and survivors of ICE and Border Patrol terrorism testify. One of the witnesses was Miramar Martinez, who was shot five…
    about Maramar Martinez · at
  • And now they want to be the protectors of girls and women. I didn't hear them screaming this when Renee Good was killed in the middle of the street in Minneapolis. I didn't hear any protection for Renee Good, a US citizen.
    about Renee Mlin Good · at
  • There is deep mistrust. Do you think that deep mistrust now has something to do when you have an organization like the American Medical Association telling us that vaccines do not cause.
    about J. Badacharia · at
  • The visible signs of aging, helping you unlock your healthiest skin now and as you age. For a limited time, try Oneskin with 15% off using code midas at onskin.co/idas.
    about One Skin · at
  • Thank you, Ranking Member Blumenthal and Ranking Member Garcia and distinguished members of Congress.
    about Congressman Robert Garcia · at
  • My name is Brent Ganganger and I'd like to share some thoughts from the eulogy that I gave on my sister's behalf this past Saturday.
    about Brent Ganganger · at

Who and what is mentioned in this episode?

People

  • Maramar Martinez — Person · Witness / survivor giving testimony · 2 mentions · first at
    Central witness in the Democrats' shadow hearing; described being shot five times by Border Patrol and the alleged cover-up/bragging texts.
  • Congressman Robert Garcia — Person · Referenced congressmember / questioner in hearing · 2 mentions · first at
    As ranking member, questioned Martinez and introduced text messages allegedly showing Border Patrol agents bragging about shooting her.
  • J. Badacharia — Person · Referenced expert/official testifying (NIH director) · 1 mention · first at
    Key hearing witness questioned by Sanders (and referenced questioning by Sen. Hassan) about vaccines, mistrust, and NIH actions.
  • Renee Mlin Good — Person · Referenced victim (deceased) in political argument · 3 mentions · first at
    Cited by Rep. Jasmine Crockett as a U.S. citizen killed in Minneapolis, used to contrast with GOP culture-war framing.
  • Bernie Sanders — Person · Referenced senator / questioner in hearing · 2 mentions · first at
    Shown cross-examining NIH director Badacharia, pressing on vaccine misinformation and public trust.
    And now I want to show you Senator Bernie Sanders cross-examining NIH director Badacharia. Let's watch this beautiful cross exam by Bernie Sanders here. Play this clip that we…
  • Aaliyah Ramen — Person · Witness / detainee giving testimony · 2 mentions · first at
    Testified about being attacked/detained and denied emergency medical care while seeking treatment for a traumatic brain injury.
    Purchase, they'll ask you where you heard about them. Please support our show and tell them we sent you. Next, I want to share with you the testimony of Aaliyah Ramen. And on…
  • Luke Ganganger — Person · Witness / family member giving testimony · 2 mentions · first at
    Testified as Renee Good’s brother, describing family impact and asking Congress for help.
    We're here on behalf of Nay's big family and those who loved her.
  • Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett — Person · Referenced congressmember speaking in hearing · 1 mention · first at
    Featured flipping the script on a GOP culture-war hearing; referenced Renee Good and criticized GOP priorities.
    Next, I want to share with you what Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett had to say. As she flipped the script when MAGA Republicans were trying to do their own hearing, injecting culture war issues,.
  • Brent Ganganger — Person · Witness / family member giving testimony · 1 mention · first at
    Also testified as Renee Good’s brother, sharing remarks from her eulogy and describing her character.

Companies & orgs

  • American Medical Association — Company · Referenced organization · 1 mention · first at
    Mentioned in the context of discussing public trust in vaccines and medical advice.
    There is deep mistrust. Do you think that deep mistrust now has something to do when you have an organization like the American Medical Association telling us that vaccines do not cause.

Sponsors

  • One Skin — Product · Sponsor · 2 mentions · first at
    Promoted as a skincare product with a focus on longevity research, mentioned during an ad segment.

Full transcript with timestamps

MAGA Republicans had a very bad day on Capitol Hill yesterday as finally Democrats in the House and in the Senate went on the offense in various hearings yesterday to expose the Trump regime to call out the MAGA Republicans and bring transparency to issues that the American people care about. So the Democrats in the House and the Senate on a biccameal basis conducted unofficial shadow hearings as they're called regarding ICE and Border Patrol terrorism across the country. They had to do these as shadow hearings because MAGA Republicans want to cover up Trump's ICE and Border Patrol forces engaging in these terroristic acts and these killings against people in this country. So, Democrats in the House and the Senate brought witnesses who are survivors and victims of Trump's border patrol and ICE terrorism, and they gave some of the most compelling testimony. We'll talk about what went down there. Then in the

House, MAGA Republicans wanted to hold a hearing on what they said is a major issue, men playing female sports and they wanted to further divide the country with their social and cultural war issues during an election year. I'll show you how Democrats flipped the script, neutralized what the MAGA Republicans were doing, and then went on the offense. Then in the Senate, there was a hearing where the NIH director Dr. J. Badacharia was called to testify and you had senators like Bernie Sanders cross-examining Badacharia and exposing him and RFK Jr. and the fatal consequences of the Trump regime's assault on vaccines and science and medicine. So, let's go through what went down. So, at these shadow hearings, you had the victims and survivors of ICE and Border Patrol terrorism testify. One of the witnesses was Miramar Martinez, who was shot five times by border patrol agents back on October 4th, 2025. Border

Patrol agents then made up a fabricated story that they feared for their life because they said Miriamar Martinez attacked them with the vehicle and she rearended them and they had to shoot her and that's what happened. They then tried to have her prosecuted federally. They wanted her to go to prison essentially for the rest of her life cuz they said she attacked them. Then all of the videos and contemporaneous evidence showed that what the Border Patrol agents were saying was an utter lie. And the charges against Mimar Martinez were dismissed. But she still suffers as a result of being shot five times. Well, she testified before the shadow hearings before Democrats in the House and the Senate and Democratic Congress member Robert Garcia, who is the ranking member of the House Oversight Committee, he was questioning Mirimar Martinez, and he brought out text messages during the questions which showed that the Border

Patrol agents who shot her five times were sending text messages bragging about shooting her. And they would say things like, "Shot her five times and got seven holes. Great work, boys. That's how you do it, boys." Watch as Congress member Garcia reads these text messages while Mimar Martinez is testifying. This brought tears to my eyes. Let's play it. It's disgusting, shameful, and it gets worse. Miss Martinez, these are images of texts sent by the agent who shot you and they're actually they're actually disturbing uh to read, but I think it's important for the public to see this.

The agent linked an article about your shooting and texted, read it, five shots, seven holes. I fired five rounds and she had seven holes. Put that in your book, boys. Oh well, it is what it is. happens. This is someone that works for the United States government. I fired five rounds and she had seven holes. Now, he was talking about you and it's our understanding that he was actually bragging about his aim shooting an unarmed American citizen. Is that right?

Correct. I'm so sorry, Miss Martinez. DHS has allowed the agent who shot you to remove evidence and to potentially destroy it. Is that correct?

Correct. Next, I want to share with you what Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett had to say. As she flipped the script when MAGA Republicans were trying to do their own hearing, injecting culture war issues, Congresswoman Crockett brought things back into focus. called out Donald Trump's appearance in the Epstein files 38,000 times and she called out the real issues that are affecting our country. Here, play this clip right here.

I don't understand why and where my colleagues are going on everything else. And now they want to be the protectors of girls and women. I didn't hear them screaming this when Renee Good was killed in the middle of the street in Minneapolis. I didn't hear any protection for Renee Good, a US citizen that was killed by the same people that the vast majority of you just voted to give more money to. I didn't hear the same thing. In fact, it was a lot of crickets, including specifically including the women as we were just lectured about what we need to do as women when it came down to the Epstein files. I I heard crickets. In fact, we could not get any signatures onto that discharge petition to the extent that we shut down the entire house and there was no business that was conducted in this entire country on behalf of our constituents. But let me be clear, the Republicans are going to protect girls

and women because that's what this is all about. It's it's it's not about the report cuz the amendment says it's about a report. Like miss me on being protectors. Just say that this is what you believe. this is what you doing. But don't come at us and tell us as women what we should be okay with, what we shouldn't be okay with. Because it's just kind of like the same thing where I should be telling a lot of women on the other side of the aisle. I don't know how it is that you are not protecting women as they need protections over their own bodies to make their own decisions.

And now I want to show you Senator Bernie Sanders cross-examining NIH director Badacharia. Let's watch this beautiful cross exam by Bernie Sanders here. Play this clip

that we have to uh address the deep distrust that is developed over the last several years by the public uh of regard

I'm sorry to interrupt you. I don't I don't have a lot of time. You're right. There is deep mistrust. Do you think that deep mistrust now has something to do when you have an organization like the American Medical Association telling us that vaccines do do not cause autism, but you have a secretary of HHS who says the very opposite? Do you think that causes concern and mistrust among parents? You know, Senator, in um 2024, there was a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association that said that only about 40% of patients still trust their doctors. As as someone who went to medical school myself is absolutely shocking, and that's before Secretary Kennedy took took office. We have to address this mistrust, but it has to be a bipartisan effort. Let me ask you a simple question. Tell the American people, I appreciate your thoughts on measles.

Do vaccines cause autism? Tell that to the American people. Yes. No. I do not believe that the measles vaccine causes autism.

No. Uhuh. I didn't ask. Measles. Do vaccines cause autism? For I have not seen a study that suggest a any single vaccine causes autism.

Okay. Thank you. Now, I want to share with you Mimar Martinez's testimony. I thought this was so powerful and compelling as Democrats brought forward people who survived the terrorism or family members of people who got killed by ICE and Border Patrol Gustapo. So Mirimar Martinez explains what happened to her, someone who was born and raised in Chicago, who on October 4th, 2025 was shot five times by border patrol agents. Play this clip.

I come from a beautiful family full of immigrants. I am proud of my roots. I am born and raised in Chicago, Illinois, where I learned the values of resilience community respect love and hope. Those lessons have shaped me since childhood and continue to guide me through my adult life on October 4, 2025. Those values were tested when my life was nearly taken by my own government.

She then talks about driving past the border patrol agents and what happened. Play this clip. seemed like time stopped. I knew from watching the news coverage of other border patrol encounters in Chicago that I was in danger. I watched the vehicle of agent border patrol agent killing Sylvio Viegas Gonzalez just 3 weeks prior. I knew I had to get to safety before I was dragged from my car and likely beaten or killed. I drove forward and went around the border patrol agents who jumped out of his car and pointed his gun at me. I moved to the far left lane, striking the curb on the far left side of Ketsy. The next thing I knew, I felt a burning sensation in my arms, legs, and that I had been shot by pepper balls, which I which I also seen these agents fire at people in our community.

As I continued to drive past the border patrol agents, I could hear my back passenger window window shatter and I felt bullets continue to pierce my body. As I attempted to drive to a safe location, I began to feel lightheaded. I looked down and I noticed blood gushing out of my arms and legs and I realized I've been shot multiple times. As I became lightheaded, I became worried I will pass out and endanger other drivers on the road. I managed to I managed to drive a mile from where the incident happened and I pul into a parking lot of a mechanic shop and I called 911.

I told the 911 operator the border patrol agents had just shot me and I needed help. I recall some of the workers from the shop sitting me down in the chair as I was waiting for help. But I was losing this battle. I saw my life flash before me and slowly began to think this was the end for me. And before losing consciousness, the next thing I remember is the EMT putting me on a stretcher, taking me to the hospital. At the hospital, I remember seeing multiple agents standing around watching me. be treated for my wounds. My arms, legs, and chest were all wrapped in bandages. I had seven bullet holes in my body. I remember the agents rushing the nurses to finish up so they could take me with them. I still felt dizzy. I was not able to fully process what had happened to me. After being at the hospital for less than 3 hours, I was dis I was discharged from the hospital and took custody of the FBI.

As we left the hospital, I was escorted out through the back in a wheelchair. She talks about being escorted out through the back in a wheelchair and how one of the agents took photographs of her. Play this clip.

After being at the hospital for less than 3 hours, I was dis I was discharged from the hospital and took custody of the FBI. As we left the hospital, I was escorted out through the back in a wheelchair. I observed over dozens of border patrol agents waiting outside the hospital. One of them, one of the agents came up to me with his cell phone and took a photograph of me. It was the same agent who had previously kept coming in and out my room and I had to repeat repeatedly tell him to leave. I told him I did not consent for him to photograph me, but he did not care. It still haunts me that this agent has my photo on his phone. Was this the agent that shot me?

Was this a trophy for him? And she talks about being rushed out of the hospital. Let's play this clip right here.

I was next taken to the FBI building for further processing because they rushed because they rushed me out of the hospital so quickly the blood started soaking through the bandages. I heard the agents talking about how the jail will not accept me in the current in this current condition. I begged the agents to take me to a different hospital to give me proper medical care. Seeing me stand in a pool of my own blood, they were concerned about my health. One of the kind FBI agents brought a bag of additional bandages and work quickly to pour more dressings over my bloody bandages.

The FBI agents agreed to take me to a different hospital where my wounds were treated again and I receive additional medical care before being released back into law enforcement before being released back to enfor to law enforcement custody the following day.

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Here she describes what went down on January 13 when she was attacked and detained by Trump's Gustapo. Play this clip.

I pleaded for emergency medical care for over an hour after my vision had become blurry. My heart rate went through the roof and the pain in my neck and head became unbearable. It was denied. When I became unable to speak, my soulmate pleaded for me. The last sounds I remember before I blacked out on the cell floor were my cellmate banging on the door, pleading for a medic and a voice outside saying, "We don't want to step on IC's toes." When I opened my eyes at Henipin County's emergency room, I learned I was brought there to be treated for assault.

The impacts of DHS detention on my physical, mental, and financial well-being and safety have been very severe. But I do not deserve more humane treatment than anyone else, US citizen or not. And I am here today with a strong spirit and a duty to the many people who haven't had the privilege to tell their stories or see their loved ones come home. I am extremely distressed by the pattern that violence from law enforcement has been happening to black and indigenous communities for centuries and to DHS survivors for over 20 years.

We call ourselves a civilized nation, but we lack rules and accountability around what a person claiming to be law enforcement is permitted to do to another human being. I am not afraid and I'm not afraid to keep working on this problem even after ICE is gone. Thank you for your time.

Now, this next testimony brought tears to my eyes when I watched it live as well. You had Luke Ganganger, brother of Renee Nicole Good, share what his family is experienced right right now having lost Renee Nicole Good. Play this clip. Thank you, Ranking Member Blumenthal and Ranking Member Garcia and distinguished members of Congress. My name is Luke Ganganger. Um, and I'm here with my brother Brent. Renee Good is our sister. We're here on behalf of Nay's big family and those who loved her. We're here to ask for your help.

I was talking to my four-year-old last week um when she noticed I was not doing well. I had to come here today and talk to some important people. She knows that her aunt died and that somebody caused it to happen. She told me that there are no bad people and that everyone makes mistakes. She has Nay's spirit. The deep distress our family feels because of Nay's loss is in such a violent and unnecessary way is complicated by feelings of disbelief. Distress and desperation for change. In the last few weeks, our family took some consolation, thinking that perhaps Na's death would bring about change in our country and it has not.

The completely surreal scenes taking place on the streets of Minneapolis are beyond explanation. This is not just a bad day or a rough week or isolated incidents. These encounters with federal agents are changing the community and changing many lives, including ours forever. And I still don't know how to explain to my four-year-old what these agents are doing when we pass by. Our family is deeply grateful for the outpouring of love and support from the community in Minneapolis and from people across the country and around the world.

The prayers and words of support have truly brought us comfort. And it is meaningful that these sentiments have come from people of all colors, faiths, and ideals. That is a perfect reflection of Renee who carried peace, patience, and love for others wherever she went. Here's Brett Ganger, another brother of Renee. Good. Here's what he has to say. Play this clip.

My name is Brent Ganganger and um I'd like to share some thoughts from the eulogy that I gave on my sister's behalf this past Saturday. When I think of Renee, I think of dandelions and sunlight. Dandelions don't ask permission to grow. They push through cracks in the sidewalk, through hard soil, through places where you don't expect beauty. And suddenly there they are, bright, alive, unapologetic, unapologetically hopeful. That was Renee. And sunlight, warm, steady, lifegiving, because when she walked in a room, things felt lighter even on cloudy days.

Renee had a way of showing up in the world that made you believe things were going to be okay. Not because she ignored the hardship, but because she chose optimism anyway. She chose to look for what was good, what was possible, and what was worth loving. Na loved fiercely, openly, and without hesitation. As a mother, Renee poured herself into love. The kind of love that shows up every day, that sacrifices quietly, that cheers loudly, that believes deeply. Her children were and are her heart

walking around outside her body. and she made sure they felt safe, valued, and endlessly loved. As a sister, she was constant, someone you could lean on, laugh with, or just sit in silence beside. She had a ma a way of making you feel understood even when you didn't have the words yet. She didn't just listen. She saw you. She believed in second chances. She believed tomorrow could be better than today. She believed that kindness mattered and she lived that belief even when things were hard. Nay looked for the light.

And if she couldn't find it, she became the light for somebody else. It was the excessively ordinary things that made Nay so beautiful. There are billions of people who now know her name and it would be so easy to fall into the false belief the great heroic things are required to overcome difficult things in the world. But as Tolken wrote, it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts of kindness and love. That's why the image of dandelions feels so right. People try to pull them up, overlook them, dismiss them, but they keep coming back stronger, brighter, spreading seeds of hope everywhere they land.

Renee planted those seeds in all of us, in her children, in her family, in friends, co-workers, and people who maybe didn't even realize they needed her light at the time. And sunlight. Sunlight doesn't ask for recognition. It just gives. It warms. It nurtures. It helps things grow. Renee did that for us. She helped us grow. She helped us believe in ourselves. She helped us see the good even when life felt heavy. Renee is not gone from us. She's in the light that finds us on hard days. She's in the resilience we didn't know we had until we needed it. She's in the laughter, the memories, the love that continues to grow like dandelions, like sunlight, and like Renee. Thank you.

And I just want to contrast that testimony that was elicited, and that is what I think should be taking place at congressional hearings. Now, contrast that to what MAGA Republicans were doing. So, here you have MAGA Republican Senator Ted Cruz at another hearing that took place where they brought in Netflix executives. Here's what Ted Cruz had to say here. Play this clip.

Did either of y'all watch the Grammys this week? I did. I did not. Just the tail end of it.

One simple question. Are we right now on stolen land? I I have no idea the history of this land of this where we're sitting today. Nor do I, Senator.

So that speaks volumes that neither of you are willing to say, "Hell no, we're not on stolen land." And I will say at the Grammys, when you see an entertainer say, "Nobody is illegal while we're on stolen land." And then you see entertainers leap to their feet clapping so excitedly at the notion that America's fundamentally illegitimate. And then going back to that House hearing uh where they tried to inject all these culture war issues about men and women's sports. Here's what Harriet Hagman, MAGA Republican congresswoman had to say. Play this clip. Cisgender is a madeup word. Cisgender is that means nothing. Do not call me cisgender. I am a woman. You this gentleman sitting next to me, he is a man. That's who he is.

That is what our title is. That is what we have been described throughout history. We're not This bill does nothing to prohibit men from competing in men's sports. I will repeat, this bill does nothing to prohibit men from competing in men's sports. It does prohibit men from competing in women's sports. It is that simple. All we have to do is look at what happened during the Paris Olympics where we watched a dude beat the hell out of a woman in a boxing match. And we have people on the other side of the aisle who actually believe that that is okay. That man is not a woman. He has been tested repeatedly. That is a man and he will not be allowed to compete against women in the future because he is a man. We do not want men beating up women. I mean, do you see the difference right there in what the Democrats are focused on versus what the MAGA Republicans were focused on. Now, I want to share with you

Democratic Senator Hassan's cross-examination of NIH director Badacharia. I thought this was a very powerful moment as well. Let's play this clip right here.

The I'm sorry. The the patients had the resources they needed to get continuity of care. Um we the um uh commitment the NIH has to funding cancer research is unddeminished. Unddeminished.

Well, my question is have you done a study to look at the impact the harms that cancer patients have experienced? If they haven't doing a good objective scientific study will show that but have you done a study?

I mean the NIH fund studies we don't conduct directly the studies like let me just let me just say very clearly uh I do not believe that patients care was disrupted because I ordered if there was any disruptions at all that the patients would have continuity of care. uh if there were disruptions and it has is the responsibility of the researchers that were managing the patients, not the NIH.

Um that that is really an unacceptable and outrageous response. You all disrupted funding. You can take it you can make an edict from Washington DC. Oh, don't don't disrupt continuity of care. But that's a very can be a very complicated thing. And I know that in my state there were disruptions in these studies that have really put patients at risk. And you all should be interested in that data and you should be working to find out whether it happened. Now I'm going to move to another topic. No, I'm this I've got only about a minute and 20 seconds so I want to go uh to my next topic.

Well, again there you have it and you could judge for yourself and let me know in the comments how you feel about it. Um, but that shadow hearing on the ICE and Border Patrol terrorism held by the Democrats, I thought was incredibly compelling to hear from people who have experienced that. That's what should be going down in congressional hearings, not what MAG is doing, but you saw for yourself. So, hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million subscribers. And thanks so much for watching. Love this video. Support independent media and unlock exclusive content. Add free videos and custom emojis by becoming a paid member of our YouTube channel today. You can also gift memberships to others. Let's keep growing together.

Questions about this episode

Who speaks in "GOP gets Quickly OUTMANEUVERED at MAJOR HEARING"?

Miramar Martinez (Guest), Robert Garcia, Jasmine Crockett (Guest), Bernie Sanders (Host), Aaliyah Ramen (Guest), Luke Ganganger (Guest), Brent Ganganger (Guest).

What is "GOP gets Quickly OUTMANEUVERED at MAJOR HEARING" about?

The recent congressional hearings saw Democrats aggressively challenging MAGA Republicans, exposing issues related to the Trump regime's actions with ICE and Border Patrol through compelling testimonies from victims of alleged misconduct. In a turn of events, Democrats used these shadow hearings to shift focus from the Republicans' cultural agenda, effectively countering their narrative during…

What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?

11 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Maramar Martinez, Congressman Robert Garcia, J. Badacharia, Renee Mlin Good, Bernie Sanders, Aaliyah Ramen. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.

How long is "GOP gets Quickly OUTMANEUVERED at MAJOR HEARING"?

The episode runs 31 min; the transcript is about 4,536 words in 50 timestamped sections.

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