How the Americans are wiped during the protests

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(Archive Voice): No justice, no peace. He is. Trump and musk should go.

Michael Calor: People move to the streets to challenge President Donald Trump’s recent changes, which were created with the help of Elon Musk and the so -called Ministry of Government Agency.

(Archive Voice): All fifty states witnessed these alleged marches, and so did some cities in Europe.

Michael Calor: The first protests occurred earlier this month. The Tesla Takedown demonstrations were rolling for weeks and their feeling, looking at a summer full of protests. So today we are talking about the risk of burial by law enforcement during the protests. We will talk about how to use the monitoring technique, how it develops over the years, and what it means for anyone who takes the streets or publishing to social media to express his concerns. This is wireless Wadi GharibShow the strength of people and the effect of the silicon valley. I Michael Calore, Director of Technology and Consumer Culture here in WIRED.

Lauren Jude: I am Lauren Jude. I am a great writer in Wire.

Michael Calor: Katie Dromond is outside the day, but we joined the Wire Editor for Security and Investigations, Andrew Courts.

Andrew Cots: Thank you very much for hosting me.

Michael Calor: So let’s start talking about what is happening now. There are protests other than hands, there are Tesla protests. Is this at all linked?

Lauren Jude: Irrity and Tesla Tesla movement are not the same, but they are linked. Both of them somehow resist some policies Donald Trump quickly without the approval of Congress in short time since he took office in January. Tesla Takedawn is linked directly to Elon Musk, which plays this but unofficial role in the Trump administration as a DOGE leader. Sometimes we refer to him as a friend of the top, and the idea there to challenge Musk’s strength as one of the richest men in the world by reducing the value of one of his most important works in the private sector, which is Tesla, while non -hands protests revolve around all kinds of things. They protest the shooting of federal workers, excessive immigration policies, threats of women’s rights and LGBTQ rights, social security threats, and health care threats. The list goes on. The idea is essentially to keep your hands away from my rights.