so keeley was always surveilled.was not able to do the things that many of us are able to do to create a meaningful life. she wasn't given opportunities to pursue her interests, to be with her family in a sustained way -- many of these treatments separated her from her family and confined her just like prison. and the thing i mentioned often about policing and the role it played in her death was she became so afraid of being rearrested. this is a very common fear among people who use drugs, particularly, among marginalized people who use drugs -- black people, indigenous people, trans people, people with disabilities and mental health diagnoses. you know, police are targeting them very, very heavily so it is a warranted fear. so seeking any kind of medical attention, particularly calling 911, can put you at risk for police contact. and that can lead to a return to incarceration. so even when in theory there are options available and people say, "why did it you seek help?" well, why would you seek help if the threat o

keeley's got bars. >> seth: please welcome to the show, juno temple. how are you, juno?y with you. this is a show that brought so many people joy at a time when they needed it so much was it as joyous to make as it was to watch >> genuinely and continues to be throughout the shooting season two as well. it's actually -- i don't know, playing keeley throughout this past six months has just been a true injection of joy. and what an amazing thing that the show has touched people the way it has because yeah, it has been a roller coaster of heaven to make it, to be honest with you. >> seth: is it true that when jason sudeikis first reached out to you about the part, you thought that he had made a mistake? >> yes, i did. yeah, i got a text message from him saying that there was a pilot that i might be interested in reading and i genuinely thought that he potentially had texted the wrong actress because i'm definitely not known for my comedic roles i tend to play much more dramatic roles where women are really going through a lot and trying to figure out what is happening in th

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what you think thank my friend and colleague attorney general keeley from massachusetts, thank her forher testimony today and also for all the great work that she continues to do here in the commonwealth and throughout new england. at the outset i i want to poit out the glaring inconsistency of my republican colleagues newfound trust in the courts. i heard repeatedly on this call that my republican colleagues want to let their constituents, whose loved ones were killed, right, orr murdered basically by this company, let them go to bankruptcy court. that is quite in contrast with your approach to the previous election, where right now in a half a dozen states you are trying to overturn the court decisions in those cases. so you are trying extrajudicial methods to overturn court decisions in state court on the same ballots when you were elected on, you're trying to overturn those ballots and that whole process. i have to view with great skepticism your stated newfound trust in the courts. secondly, so if you has practiced as an attorney in bankruptcy court, your constituents come all our