El Salvador
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Sep 22, 2026
Allen SalkinGUEST
But, um, uh, I think it's genuine.
Allen SalkinGUEST
I don't think it was crisis comms, and I think he, Gere, in the '80s, realizes he's now met the Dalai Lama and, and taken this in, and wa- and also is very active in El Salvador and Central American politics and wants change there, and he realizes, he actually himsa- This is not what anybody told him, I believe.
Allen SalkinGUEST
Actually, I do chronicle that he has, there's a movie he's in with, um, J- uh, J- oh, with Julie, Julie Christie, that everyone's forgotten, called Power in the '80s, and, and Julie Christie was very, very political, and she helps this transformation, uh, with Gere.
Kate CaseyHOST
Mm.
MandyHOST
Her faith was also a big part of her life, even when she was young.
MandyHOST
Ashley participated in Bible studies and traveled on mission trips to Nicaragua and El Salvador with her family and friends.
MandyHOST
After high school, she decided to attend Lee University, which is a private Christian college in Cleveland, Tennessee.
MandyHOST
And while she was there, she met a guy named Caleb Flynn.
Eduardo RuizGUEST
A little bit of background about myself.
Eduardo RuizGUEST
I was born in a small town in the coffee mountains of western El Salvador, actually, Central America.
Eduardo RuizGUEST
And my family fled a really brutal civil war there.
Eduardo RuizGUEST
And my mother and I immigrated into the United States in the early 80s when I was about five years old.
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Omari RichinsHOST
What does public health mean to you? Oh,
Eduardo RuizGUEST
well, I'll share with you my first experience with public health.
Eduardo RuizGUEST
So the neighborhood in El Salvador where I lived in my first few years of life actually lacked municipal services.
Eduardo RuizGUEST
So we actually had raw sewage flowing through unpaved streets.
Lily GaddisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Nothing screams I'm a well-adjusted human that is helping this society progress forward like a neck tattoo.
Lily GaddisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You know, in, what is it, El Salvador? They started rounding up anyone who had face tattoos or neck tattoos because that's generally a sign of gang affiliation.
Lily GaddisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
So, yeah, when the bail reform group went in there and they were like, we're going to bail all these people out.
Lily GaddisSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
We're going to get them out.
Brandon TatumHOST
Go to Venezuela.
Brandon TatumHOST
Go to El Salvador.
Brandon TatumHOST
Go to where these Mexicans that came over here from.
Brandon TatumHOST
Go protest where they at and see if you make it out.
Tony KennettHOST
That's not how that works, number one.
Tony KennettHOST
Or do you not remember the ballot of Kilmar Abrego Garcia down to El Salvador? We have done this a lot.
Tony KennettHOST
But anyhow, we got to get those clicks.
Tony KennettHOST
So the federal government can't shoot someone and then try to make them disappear to escape scrutiny.
Adrianna EvesGUEST
Then
JJ LiebermanHOST
El Salvador, Guatemala.
JJ LiebermanHOST
No, I
Adrianna EvesGUEST
didn't do El Salvador.
JJ LiebermanHOST
You didn't do El Salvador? I would
Adrianna EvesGUEST
probably die in there in that time.
JJ LiebermanHOST
Okay, never mind.
Briahna Joy GrayHOST
Right.
Briahna Joy GrayHOST
It's about what if your kid is killed by a drunk driver from Honduras? What if your family member is murdered by a murderer who happens to be from El Salvador? They've made it into a public safety issue.
Briahna Joy GrayHOST
The statistics and the research are on the side of the left.
Gayle KingSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Right.
WesHOST
You have to think and realize you have no other shot because if you want to get rid of democracy, what you have to go to is a dominant party rule.
WesHOST
El Salvador is a great example of this.
WesHOST
The president of El Salvador with a 95% approval rating.
WesHOST
He doesn't have to give handouts to get people to vote for him because he took over.
WesHOST
He leveraged power and he's done a great job.
16 MINS LATER
Joel WebbenHOST
They love him and they say, you know what? crown him king.
Joel WebbenHOST
Now, in our American context, we're never going to do that because we hate the word king.
Joel WebbenHOST
But even in the El Salvadorian context, they still don't call him King Bukele.
Steve JohnsonHOST
Look, I admire the capitalism part of it.
Steve JohnsonHOST
Do you think anybody bought that Argentinian flag or the El Salvador flag, not realizing the political leaders of those countries pretty much agree with Trump on this issue?
Davey JacksonGUEST
That was pretty funny watching the Argentinian flags being waved.
Davey JacksonGUEST
And yes, I watched a guy buy one.
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