In this episode, Dr. Abdul El Sayed, a candidate in the Michigan Senate race, discusses his campaign's central themes such as getting money out of politics, empowering small businesses, and implementing Medicare for all. 

Learn more about Dr. Abdul El Sayed here: https://abdulforsenate.com/ 

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In this episode, Dr. Abdul El Sayed, a candidate in the Michigan Senate race, discusses his campaign's central themes such as getting money out of politics, empowering small businesses, and implementing Medicare for all.&nbsp;
Learn more about Dr. Abdul El Sayed here: <a href="https://abdulforsenate.com/">https://abdulforsenate.com/</a>&nbsp;
Follow Knowa on all socials: <a href="https://linktr.ee/knowadebaraso">https://linktr.ee/knowadebaraso</a>

Now You Know with Knowa De Baraso is the funny, illuminating, and fearless podcast where we get down to the bone on misinformation, pop culture, and politics. Each week, Knowa sits down with the politicians you know—or think you know—cultural icons, and celebrities to ask the questions no one else will, cut through the headlines, and get the real story straight from the source. No scripted answers. No small talk. Just great conversations, classic Knowa De Baraso commentary, and 30 minutes to break it all down.

Now You Know with Knowa De isn’t just about politics—it’s about power, platforms, and the people using both to influence our future.

Now You Know with Knowa De Baraso is the funny, illuminating, and fearless podcast where we get down to the bone on misinformation, pop culture, and politics. Each week, Knowa sits down with the politicians you know&mdash;or think you know&mdash;cultural icons, and celebrities to ask the questions no one else will, cut through the headlines, and get the real story straight from the source. No scripted answers. No small talk. Just great conversations, classic Knowa De Baraso commentary, and 30 minutes to break it all down.
Now You Know with Knowa De&nbsp;isn&rsquo;t just about politics&mdash;it&rsquo;s about power, platforms, and the people using both to influence our future.

Now You Know with Knowa De Baraso

Senate Race Insights with Abdul El Sayed: Healthcare, Foreign Policy, and Michigan's Future

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Criminal Justice Series Introduction

Classroom to Courtroom Pipeline

Fulton County Jail Funding Issues

Community Service and High-Profile Cases

Trump's Mugshot and Security Measures

Wrongful Convictions and Cash Bail Debate

Opportunities for Improvement in the Justice S

High Profile Inmates

On today’s episode of Now You Know, Knowa sits down with Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat, the man behind some of the most talked-about moments in recent criminal justice history. From Donald Trump’s mugshot to high-profile celebrity cases, criminal justice reform, and Young Thug’s time behind bars, Sheriff Labat speaks on it all.

The sheriff also dives into one of the biggest debates in law enforcement right now: cash bail versus no cash bail. He shares his perspective and gives an inside look at how the system really works. You won’t want to miss this full conversation!

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Read more about Pat Labat: https://fultoncountyga.gov/inside-fulton-county/fulton-county-departments/sheriff/about-us/sheriff-patrick-labat

✉️ Send In Your Questions

Have a question or something you want Knowa to break down on the show?
Send your thoughts to Knowa @knowadebaraso on all platforms and your questions may appear in an upcoming episode.

On today&rsquo;s episode of Now You Know, Knowa sits down with Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat, the man behind some of the most talked-about moments in recent criminal justice history. From Donald Trump&rsquo;s mugshot to high-profile celebrity cases, criminal justice reform, and Young Thug&rsquo;s time behind bars, Sheriff Labat speaks on it all.
The sheriff also dives into one of the biggest debates in law enforcement right now: cash bail versus no cash bail. He shares his perspective and gives an inside look at how the system really works. You won&rsquo;t want to miss this full conversation!
Follow Knowa on all socials: <a href="https://linktr.ee/knowadebaraso">https://linktr.ee/knowadebaraso </a>Read more about Pat Labat: <a href="https://fultoncountyga.gov/inside-fulton-county/fulton-county-departments/sheriff/about-us/sheriff-patrick-labat">https://fultoncountyga.gov/inside-fulton-county/fulton-county-departments/sheriff/about-us/sheriff-patrick-labat</a>
✉️ Send In Your Questions
Have a question or something you want Knowa to break down on the show? Send your thoughts to Knowa @knowadebaraso on all platforms and your questions may appear in an upcoming episode.

On today’s episode of Now You Know, Knowa sits down with Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat, the man behind some of the most talked-about moments in recent criminal justice history. From Donald Trump’s mugshot to high-profile celebrity cases, criminal justice reform, and Young Thug’s time behind bars, Sheriff Labat speaks on it all. The sheriff also dives into one of the biggest debates in law enforcement right now: cash bail versus no cash bail. He shares his perspective and gives an inside look at how the system really works. You won’t want to miss this full conversation!

Rewind: Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat Speaks on Trump, Celebrity Cases, and Criminal Justice Reform

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As conversations about the next election cycle begin again, Knowa De Baraso tackles one of the most debated—and uncomfortable—questions in American politics: Are Black voters being taken for granted?

In this episode of Now You Know, Knowa examines the policies, history, and messaging surrounding the Democratic Party's relationship with Black Americans, while challenging narratives that have gained traction in recent election cycles. Through a deep dive into issues like criminal justice, economic opportunity, healthcare, voting behavior, and the wrongful execution of Marcellus Williams, Knowa argues that political decisions have real-life consequences—and that facts matter more than viral talking points.

Follow Knowa De Baraso on social media @knowadebaraso and join the conversation.

As conversations about the next election cycle begin again, Knowa De Baraso tackles one of the most debated&mdash;and uncomfortable&mdash;questions in American politics: Are Black voters being taken for granted?
In this episode of Now You Know, Knowa examines the policies, history, and messaging surrounding the Democratic Party's relationship with Black Americans, while challenging narratives that have gained traction in recent election cycles. Through a deep dive into issues like criminal justice, economic opportunity, healthcare, voting behavior, and the wrongful execution of Marcellus Williams, Knowa argues that political decisions have real-life consequences&mdash;and that facts matter more than viral talking points.
Follow Knowa De Baraso on social media @knowadebaraso and join the conversation.

Are Black Voters Being Taken For Granted?

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This week, as inmates at a North Caroline prison take over the facility, making demands for release and better conditions, we are revisiting an episode from December 2025, that addresses disparities in the United States justice system. 

Knowa frames the episode as a moment of reflection and responsibility: a time when many families gather, give thanks, and think about freedom—while thousands of people remain incarcerated pre-trial or wrongfully convicted. Lauren Bright Pacheco’s new season of Wrongful Conviction brings that tension into sharp focus, highlighting overlooked stories, investigative failures, and families who continue fighting through the holidays. 

From there, Knowa makes it clear he’s only scratching the surface. His curiosity is shifting toward how influencers amplifying cases or partnering with organizations like the Reform Alliance can shift public pressure toward policy change. 

Then, Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat breaks down why celebrity arrests at Fulton County Jail end up revealing the same systemic issues everyday residents face. When high-profile figures go through intake and publicly describe overcrowding, slow processing, or poor conditions, it draws rare national attention to problems that wrongfully convicted people and pre-trial detainees endure for far longer. Sheriff Labat uses these moments to contextualize the county’s ongoing challenges: insufficient funding, safer infrastructure, and the cascading impact of understaffing on jail conditions.

This week, as inmates at a North Caroline prison take over the facility, making demands for release and better conditions, we are revisiting an episode from December 2025, that addresses disparities in the United States justice system.&nbsp;
Knowa frames the episode as a moment of reflection and responsibility: a time when many families gather, give thanks, and think about freedom&mdash;while thousands of people remain incarcerated pre-trial or wrongfully convicted. Lauren Bright Pacheco&rsquo;s new season of <a href="https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Ubjbkka_VZ0">Wrongful Conviction</a> brings that tension into sharp focus, highlighting overlooked stories, investigative failures, and families who continue fighting through the holidays.&nbsp;
From there, Knowa makes it clear he&rsquo;s only scratching the surface. His curiosity is shifting toward how influencers amplifying cases or partnering with organizations like the&nbsp;<a href="https://reformalliance.com/">Reform Alliance</a> can shift public pressure toward policy change.&nbsp;
Then, <a href="https://ballotpedia.org/Patrick_Labat">Fulton County Sheriff Patrick Labat</a> breaks down why celebrity arrests at Fulton County Jail end up revealing the same systemic issues everyday residents face. When high-profile figures go through intake and publicly describe overcrowding, slow processing, or poor conditions, it draws rare national attention to problems that wrongfully convicted people and pre-trial detainees endure for far longer. Sheriff Labat uses these moments to contextualize the county&rsquo;s ongoing challenges: insufficient funding, safer infrastructure, and the cascading impact of understaffing on jail conditions.

Rewind: Wrongful Convictions

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Senate Race Insights with Abdul El Sayed: Healthcare, Foreign Policy, and Michigan's Future

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