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Both the Deck and a MacBook are USB hosts, not peripherals, so directly connecting the two with a USB-C cable won't do anything. Likewise, neither of them are a standalone display device, so connecting them with an HDMI cable also won't do anything.
Not without additional hardware like an HDMI capture box.
1. A USB-C dock with HDMI output; it doesn't necessarily need to be the official Docking Station, you can get a dock off of Amazon for $35 that will do.
2. A USB-C video capture device with HDMI input; you can get one of these for around $20, just make sure it has Mac OS support and can handle whatever resolution you want to capture.
3. Software on your Mac that can connect to the input device and record video; there are lots of different programs that can do this, Open Broadcaster Software is free and very powerful.
Plug the dock into your Deck, the capture device into your laptop, connect the two with an HDMI cable, then start your video capture software and configure it to record from your device. Keep in mind that since you're going through an encoding and decoding process and not connected directly to a dedicated display device, the whole process will introduce a bit of input lag, and depending on the quality of your capture device and software configuration, it could range anywhere from being imperceptibly small to over a second of lag.