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BTL Episode 30 Carlos & Gabe The Anthem & The Activist: Bad Bunny to the Olympic Front Lines

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About this episode

From the Super Bowl stage to the snow in Milan, the message is clear: the status quo isn't working. Carlos and Gabe break down Bad Bunny’s iconic Super Bowl performance and the "Alternative Halftime" show taking over social media. We’re also discussing the brave Team USA Olympians speaking out about the immigration crisis at home—and how they’re navigating representing a country while protesting its policies. Plus, a look at the surge of white allies joining the fight for immigrant rights.

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Carlos Mencia, the YouTube channel of Carlos Mencia | Official Website and Tour Schedule, on 2026-02-18
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Carlos Mencia | Official Website and Tour Schedule, whose own site links this channel (checked 2026-11-07)
Length
1 h
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