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The State of the Gaza Ceasefire With Akbar Ahmed. Plus, the “No Kings” Protest & Social Media Ghosts

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October 21, 2025

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Rachel and Van start the show by talking about the “No Kings” protest, the goals of the protest, and the “blatant hypocrisy” from the reaction of the far right. Then, they talk about two controversies concerning offensive past social media posts, one from Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner and the other from Grammy winner Tyler, the Creator. Last, they go over the Gaza ceasefire deal with Huffington Post senior diplomatic correspondent Akbar Ahmed and the violations that followed it.

Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

Guest: Akbar Ahmed

Producers: Ashleigh Smith

Video Supervision: Chris Thomas

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Tyler, The Creator faces backlash over resurfaced anti-Black posts from his early career

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No KingsDemocratic SenateGraham PlatnerCreator LastHuffington PostAkbar AhmedThe No KingsJoe Rogan

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