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Wicked Radio 7-30: Killer Asteroid?, Oprah's Tsunami Road, & ICE-T Is Low T · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: And ay Wicked awesome Wednesday morning for me watching and
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Speaker 1: my friends. Welcome here, Thanks for being here. Appreciate you
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Speaker 1: as always for the Wicked Radio live stream. What do
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Speaker 1: we have going on today? What is happening? Oh my god,
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Speaker 1: killer asteroids, killer tsunamis, celebrities want to take down President Trump. Well,
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Speaker 1: my message to you is I wouldn't worry about any
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Speaker 1: of this stuff now on like the weather stuff. You
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Speaker 1: don't want to like downgrade that or not take it seriously.
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Speaker 1: But it looks like everything's going to be okay. There's
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Speaker 1: some good news on this stuff, and we'll get to it.
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Speaker 1: know when. We got some stuff going on. But thanks
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Speaker 1: for being here. Let's get to it. So we all
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Speaker 1: heard about the big tsunami that was happening on They
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Speaker 1: could affect the west coast of the United States, but
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Speaker 1: also Hawaii was in direct path of being affected by
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Speaker 1: this thing. Here's what caused it. An eight point eight
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Speaker 1: earthquake hit Russia, so tsunami warning evacuations were in effect
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Speaker 1: for the coasts of the Hawaiian Islands and all that
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Speaker 1: good stuff. Let's get to the good news. And I
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Speaker 1: think this is a good takeaway because God knows, the
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Speaker 1: state of Hawaii has had some warning problems before with
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Speaker 1: their emergency systems. We all know that, right, do you
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Speaker 1: remember a couple of years ago, was it twenty seventeen?
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Speaker 1: They actually, I shouldn't laugh, but this was so insane.
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Speaker 1: They actually sent out a false alert to everybody on
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Speaker 1: TV and on their cell phones that a missile attack
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Speaker 1: was incoming because it was sent out erroneously. And then
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Speaker 1: the TV reporters did a follow up story in the
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Speaker 1: emergency operations center where they tried to tell them everything
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Speaker 1: was okay, but they zoomed in on somebody's desk and
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Speaker 1: they had the password right there on a post it
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Speaker 1: note to the to the emergency. Yeah. I don't know
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Speaker 1: what's going on in that state, but it seems to
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Speaker 1: be okay. This was from earlier this morning, our time
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Speaker 1: in the East coast or they are now with the
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Speaker 1: warnings of the watch.
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Speaker 2: Hey, the Pacificly Tsunami Warning Center has downgraded the forecast
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Speaker 2: from sonami warning to a tsunami advisory. The PTWC continues
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Speaker 2: to monitor from more data to update it, to update
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Speaker 2: this forecast and for it all clear that they.
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Speaker 1: Made issue later on excellent. It seems to be, you know,
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Speaker 1: from afar just watching this thing. I didn't see any
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Speaker 1: massive damage and see any big problems. It looks like
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Speaker 1: their warnings and watches work. They got their system together. Good,
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Speaker 1: good for Hawaii, good for them, good for those people.
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Speaker 1: A lot without controversy though Cee. You know, Oprah owns
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Speaker 1: a big chunk of Hawaii, and in fact, she has
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Speaker 1: her own private road, and this became a big source
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Speaker 1: of controversy. And I have to say some fake news
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Speaker 1: involved with this too. It's all mixed in together. So
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Speaker 1: as I understand it, as I was looking at this
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Speaker 1: this morning, her private road cuts across a path that
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Speaker 1: would have saved people a lot of you know, evacuation
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Speaker 1: time to get right to inland from the coast. But
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Speaker 1: it's a private road, so it was still closed. Here's
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Speaker 1: the controversial part, they had cops protecting the private road
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Speaker 1: while people were trying to evacuate. Now, the fake news
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Speaker 1: out there is and I bought into it too at first,
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Speaker 1: was that Oprah refuse to open the road. Now, once
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Speaker 1: the tsunami warnings were issued, she opened it right up
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Speaker 1: and she allowed people to pass through. But not until then,
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Speaker 1: And people are still mad that. They said, Hey, this
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Speaker 1: private citizens road was protected by cops. They should be
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Speaker 1: protecting us as we're trying to get off the I
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Speaker 1: get inland. Apparently, like this guy said in his I
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Speaker 1: don't know, it's like a TikToker Instagram video, but he
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Speaker 1: describes the scene pretty cool.
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Speaker 2: Look at this, I think they're trying to open Oprah's road.
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Speaker 1: This road it does cut right across here. It comes.
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Speaker 3: Come on, Oprah, save us road to all the way
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Speaker 3: up country, bro, all the way up countries.
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Speaker 1: She got it all to herself and everybody trying to
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Speaker 1: get in and cops trying to open it. Yeah, Nope,
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Speaker 1: still closed again. Apparently this is confirmed now she did
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Speaker 1: open it up and allowed that to happen to get
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Speaker 1: people to evacuate once the tsunami warnings were issued. I
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Speaker 1: guess that was the call. I don't know, should she
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Speaker 1: open up before that? I guess so it is a
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Speaker 1: private road. Kind of interesting. I did see exactly from
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Speaker 1: that guy's video though, the amount of cops that were
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Speaker 1: protecting the entrance to her road. Wow, that was you know,
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Speaker 1: where's the pants in that state? Apparently it's Oprah But
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Speaker 1: good seems to be okay so far. You got to
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Speaker 1: listen to this though. This is amazing. This has so
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Speaker 1: many little elements in it. You got this TV reporter.
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Speaker 1: This is a guy from Khon. He's a reporter in
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Speaker 1: Honolului who went to an area in Waikiki with the
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Speaker 1: apartment buildings. Now I can relate to this, and you
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Speaker 1: probably can't too, if you've ever been in a hurricane
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Speaker 1: situation where people have hurricane parties or I guess out
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Speaker 1: there they have tsunami parties. But you can hear, I
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Speaker 1: can detect the disappointment in the reporter's voice when nothing
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Speaker 1: was really happening except the parties. So here's the guy,
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Speaker 1: the reporter. They sent him out to a balcony apparently
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Speaker 1: on Ykiki to cover this thing, and it wasn't. Thankfully,
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Speaker 1: it wasn't exactly the tsunami problem. That they expected. But
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Speaker 1: you can hear the amount of people partying in the background,
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Speaker 1: which is I'm not laughing at that. You shouldn't. You
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Speaker 1: should take this stuff seriously. But still you can hear
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Speaker 1: the disappointment.
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Speaker 3: It's kind of wild to see all these people here.
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Speaker 3: I can tell you. At the hotels there are lots
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Speaker 3: of people on their balconies checking out what is supposed
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Speaker 3: to have come. But yeah, everyone's just kind of anxiously
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Speaker 3: awaiting to see what's gonna come. When you can see listen,
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Speaker 3: I think you can hear a lot of people yelling
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Speaker 3: in the background.
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Speaker 1: Lots of people front.
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Speaker 3: Row seats here to see to watch, anxiously awaiting the tsunami.
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Speaker 3: And uh, yeah, that's kind of it.
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Speaker 1: What a wrap up to the report? Hey guys have
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Speaker 1: live TV. Yeah, that's that's kind of it. All right,
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Speaker 1: back to you in the studio. Tell me it doesn't
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Speaker 1: sound disappointed that he didn't have a tsunami disaster to
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Speaker 1: report on. That's TV news, that's just what it is.
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Speaker 1: They love the hysteria. But you could hear the people
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Speaker 1: partying in the background. I think they had a sense
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Speaker 1: that they were going to be okay before that guy
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Speaker 1: did So listen, let's take the good news where it
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Speaker 1: was their detection, their alert systems worked, Oprah finally opened
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Speaker 1: up a road, and at least so far anyway, no
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Speaker 1: major disaster. So that's good. Let's think our lucky stars.
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Speaker 1: But they've man. They do love to hype it up,
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Speaker 1: don't they. Speaking of hyping it up, did you see
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Speaker 1: all the news yesterday about the killer asteroid that's gotta
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Speaker 1: hit us? Apparently? Boy, if you just follow mainstream media,
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Speaker 1: they have your running for shelter right now, for I
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Speaker 1: gotta get this right now. Asteroid twenty twenty four. Why
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Speaker 1: are four which is supposed to hit the moon in
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Speaker 1: twenty thirty too? Oh my god? So apparently, and this
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Speaker 1: is your first piece of suspicion. Apparently the New York
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Speaker 1: Times had the headline and promoted this yesterday. They have
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Speaker 1: been watching this thing. They have been watching this thing
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Speaker 1: and upping the odds for this thing to hit. But
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Speaker 1: it just wasn't the New York Times. Let's not just
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Speaker 1: pick on them, Come on, now, it was other mainstream outlets,
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Speaker 1: including the sometimes reliable New York Post. This is their
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Speaker 1: headline yesterday. You ready tell me this isn't fear porn.
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Speaker 1: Massive asteroid on potential impact path with the Moon could
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Speaker 1: trigger destructive meteor shower on Earth. Dun, dun, dun. You
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Speaker 1: know again, not like you should not take this seriously
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Speaker 1: at all. You should look into it. But isn't that
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Speaker 1: the key? You should look into it because many fact
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Speaker 1: check sources. I looked at about fifteen myself on this
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Speaker 1: before I got on here and started blabbing about this.
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Speaker 1: What's the rail impact? What is it really? Because they
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Speaker 1: don't tell you till you dig down deep into the story.
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Speaker 1: Now we know most people just go by the headline, right,
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Speaker 1: because that's the clickbait. That's why they such scary headlines
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Speaker 1: out there. What's the real thing? And this is kind
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Speaker 1: of like a synopsis of everything that I was able
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Speaker 1: to find and you can find too, and probably already have.
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Speaker 1: Asteroid twenty twenty four yr four has a three percent
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Speaker 1: chance of lunar impact. Well, that's a lot different than
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Speaker 1: the headline in twenty thirty two per NASA data. Potentially,
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Speaker 1: I think they actually should have capitalized potentially because that's
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Speaker 1: a big potentially causing a meteor shower. It'd be spectacular
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Speaker 1: but harmless to Earth's surface. That part I got from GROC.
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Speaker 1: The other part was like compiled from other NASA sources.
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Speaker 1: Earth's surface mainly a risk to satellites. According to CNN
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Speaker 1: and Live Science, they were the main sources there. So okay,
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Speaker 1: so you got some major media outlets calling it a
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Speaker 1: killer asteroid. That's where I got the headline from. It
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Speaker 1: wouldn't hit until twenty thirty two the Moon, apparently, And
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Speaker 1: it's a three percent chance of hitting actually three point
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Speaker 1: three points something. Let's call it four. Let's give them
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Speaker 1: the benefit of the doubt. Let's call the killer asteroid
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Speaker 1: a four percent chance of hitting the Moon in twenty
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Speaker 1: thirty two. That means a ninety six percent chance of
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Speaker 1: nothing happening. Also, and I think this is the more
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Speaker 1: important data on this. According to NASA, it would mean
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Speaker 1: potentially even less than that pieces of it coming to Earth.
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Speaker 1: The chances of it actually hitting Earth before they burned up.
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Speaker 1: The pieces of this thing would be astronomically slim, but
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Speaker 1: we would get an awesome meteor shower out of it.
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Speaker 1: Now you got to ask yourself, so, why is so?
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Speaker 1: Why is all this fear porn about asteroids coming out? Now?
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Speaker 3: Oh?
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Speaker 1: I don't know. Let's look back I'm reck recognizing a pattern.
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Speaker 1: You know, whenever they have the most crazy space stories
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Speaker 1: or insane potential things or it's true, go back to
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Speaker 1: all the climate scare right, all the sea levels arising.
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Speaker 1: Remember Al Gore telling us Miami was going to be
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Speaker 1: gone by twenty twenty or is it twenty something, I
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Speaker 1: don't know, but by now Miami was supposed to be
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Speaker 1: gone underwater. Oh, the scare tactics, right, why do they
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Speaker 1: come out now? The pattern that I've recognized over the years,
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Speaker 1: without specific examples, is they come out with the scariest, kookiest,
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Speaker 1: potentially disastrous stories when the craziest things happen in the
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Speaker 1: swamp of Washington, DC, which tends to make you believe. Again,
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Speaker 1: let me throw this out there as a caveat, don't
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Speaker 1: like disregard all this stuff, like be potentially aware of it,
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Speaker 1: especially with you know, hurricane stop tsunami stuff. Of course,
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Speaker 1: pay attention to that because that's in the here and now.
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Speaker 1: But as a rule of thumb, when they throw out
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Speaker 1: something like the year twenty thirty two and three to
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Speaker 1: four percent chance of something happening, and they you dig
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Speaker 1: down deeper, and it's like, mostly we would NASA even
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Speaker 1: saying mostly we would just get a really cool meteor
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Speaker 1: shower out of it. I don't wonder why this particular
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Speaker 1: asteroid is getting so much attention right now. Distraction distraction, story,
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Speaker 1: fear porn, keep people afraid, keep people scared of the future,
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Speaker 1: So we need to maybe invest more in big government
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Speaker 1: to protect us. Maybe it's I don't know, but maybe
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Speaker 1: it's from NASA itself feeding these stories so they don't
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Speaker 1: lose any funding in this administration. I don't know. My
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Speaker 1: only thing is I wouldn't exactly worry about this too.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't change your investment plans or your vacation plans
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Speaker 1: over something that's a three percent four percent chance of
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Speaker 1: affecting us in the year twenty thirty two. Plus, by
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Speaker 1: the way, twenty thirty two, wouldn't we have time to
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Speaker 1: put together the uh what was it the Armageddon team
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Speaker 1: to go up there and stop this thing? Still want
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Speaker 1: that thing to happen? Why can't we do that anyway?
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Speaker 2: More?
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Speaker 1: Fear porn not to worry about. And you have one
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Speaker 1: more thing. I did not plan on talking about any
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Speaker 1: celebrities today. In fact, I had I went into this
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Speaker 1: one thinking, oh good, no celebrities in the news, thank god,
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Speaker 1: and then all of a sudden, and all of a
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Speaker 1: sudden just monitoring things and not even from headlines. Just
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Speaker 1: why are all all my friends on the super conservative
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Speaker 1: MAGA side of things, like really strong Trump supporters in
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Speaker 1: my friendship group, Why are they all upset at iced
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Speaker 1: Tea for all of a sudden, like what happened there?
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Speaker 1: They Actually I had to dig down and actually research
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Speaker 1: it and have fought. Oddly enough, last night when I
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Speaker 1: was looking at this, I was looking at iced Tea
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Speaker 1: on my television because I was watching Law and Order SVU.
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Speaker 1: It happened to be on my wife was watching that.
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Speaker 1: I'm like, why are people upset about this guy? At
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Speaker 1: the time, I scrolled down a little bit more and
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Speaker 1: I'm like, he said something stupid on stage about Trump
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Speaker 1: at the Warped Tour. Now my takeaway was the Warped
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Speaker 1: Tour is happening again, the big music fit. I had
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Speaker 1: no idea. Okay, good, I don't even know what the
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Speaker 1: other bands are, but iced Tya is back there. And
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Speaker 1: I've always kind of enjoyed him as like, I think
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Speaker 1: he's a good actor. Actually, believe it or not, I
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Speaker 1: think he's good is rap stuff. I don't know so much.
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Speaker 1: I know he's try to work in the more of
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Speaker 1: the rock kind of thing. The last time before this
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Speaker 1: I heard anything about Iced Tea was his dedication to
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Speaker 1: a Ouzzie, which I thought was kind of cool, you know,
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Speaker 1: kind of like a cross section of worlds there. Thought
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Speaker 1: that was all right. And I remember back in the day.
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Speaker 1: He's no stranger to controversy. Do you remember in the nineties,
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Speaker 1: Iced Tea with that group came out with cop Killer,
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Speaker 1: that song, which was controversial for obvious reasons, and he
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Speaker 1: had to come out and say, it's not about us
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Speaker 1: advocating killing cops, It's about characters on the street that
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Speaker 1: we know it's about, you know, which was that was
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Speaker 1: kind of settled now, and then this happened. So he
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Speaker 1: takes shots verbally at President Trump on stage at the
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Speaker 1: Warp tour. And I gotta tell you my initial reaction
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Speaker 1: when I finally saw it for myself with my own
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Speaker 1: eyes and listen, I just saw I laughed. I don't
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Speaker 1: know why, I just saw it as I saw it
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Speaker 1: as sad and kind of funny. You know, you never
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Speaker 1: want to see people like saying this kind of thing,
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Speaker 1: and advocating for like taking down Trump and all this
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Speaker 1: other stuff, and that I thought that this was trending
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Speaker 1: with the lefty losers when they saw this whole thing
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Speaker 1: at the Warped unalive Trump. This is the greatest thing
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Speaker 1: of the Warped Tour. Yeah, okay, I saw it as sad,
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Speaker 1: but anyway, profanity warning in this. I couldn't really edit
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Speaker 1: it out, and it's hard to hear anyway, But this
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Speaker 1: was for proof the audio of iced Tea verbally taking
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Speaker 1: shots at the Warped Tour. I guess this is what
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Speaker 1: people are said about the fucking down an alley and
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Speaker 1: take them down in an alley with all the sorry
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Speaker 1: about the MF bombs in there, But I couldn't really
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Speaker 1: get them out of there in time, all right. So
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Speaker 1: that's that. How far have we come though in such
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Speaker 1: a short period of time. This is my initial reaction.
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Speaker 1: I may be different because I see so much of
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Speaker 1: these clips. I see so much information to try to,
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Speaker 1: you know, make sense of it so I can talk
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Speaker 1: to you guys about it. Maybe, But I'm not kidding
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Speaker 1: you when I say when I looked at this video
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Speaker 1: and I saw what people are upset about, I laughed
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Speaker 1: out loud. I saw it as sad. This is how
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Speaker 1: I got the idea put that in the headlin. The
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Speaker 1: on the on the posts leading up to the live
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Speaker 1: stream looks like iced tea is low t Now he
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Speaker 1: made changes because this is an over emotional middle aged dude.
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Speaker 1: And my impression was he was just trying to reach
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Speaker 1: out to the the angry lefties in the crowd at
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Speaker 1: the Warped tour, and to me it didn't it didn't
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Speaker 1: come across as like threatening or tough. It looked and
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Speaker 1: sounded weak to me. You may have a different impression.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. You can let me know in the comments.
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Speaker 1: I found that it just kind of funny because it
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Speaker 1: goes back to this again with with your actors, music people, media,
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Speaker 1: even media people, you have to separate the public persona
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Speaker 1: of what they do because a lot of are great
15:42
Speaker 1: actors and great performers, a lot of them in the
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Speaker 1: entertainment industry. They're just dumb, they're just stupid or playing
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Speaker 1: a part. They just are And I think he's playing
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Speaker 1: a part. Probably doesn't even really believe that, but he's
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Speaker 1: trying to play up to that crowd. But he's he's there,
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Speaker 1: he's he's kind of he's older in he looked out
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Speaker 1: of place to me. So it just came across as
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Speaker 1: like sad and laughable. But how far have we come
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Speaker 1: to when we used to see during the first Trump
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Speaker 1: administration celebrities, you know, advocating violence against Trump, or remember
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Speaker 1: Kathy Griffin holding up the severed Trump doll head and
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Speaker 1: everybody was so outraged about that. I look at that now,
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Speaker 1: I'm like, it was so ridiculously over emotional and over
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Speaker 1: the top. It was so stupid. If you start to
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Speaker 1: look at this stuff and these things that these celebrities
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Speaker 1: or performers say and do, you get pretty accustomed to
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Speaker 1: laughing at them because it was just dumb, just sad
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Speaker 1: and stupid. I'm sorry, it just was. So that's my takeaway,
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Speaker 1: And you're gonna drive yourself crazy and I could be
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Speaker 1: able to read anything, look at anything, listen to anything,
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Speaker 1: if you don't separate your favorite performers from the dumb
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Speaker 1: things that they think because they're not smart, and they
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Speaker 1: also live in that let's you know, face it, they
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Speaker 1: live in that entertainment bubble where they're just surrounded by
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Speaker 1: other people like this, and in many cases, I don't
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Speaker 1: know if Ice Tea was a case of this. In
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Speaker 1: many cases, they're told to say this stuff. They are
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Speaker 1: they're afraid of losing jobs, they're afraid of losing connections,
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Speaker 1: they're afraid of being outcast from Hollywood. They just are
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Speaker 1: they just I know for a fact that happens a
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Speaker 1: lot so Iced Tea low t.
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Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 1: I wouldn't worry about that guy anytime soon or this stuff,
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Speaker 1: because we took the power out of it. Once you
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Speaker 1: laugh at these fools, it's just there's no power to it.
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Speaker 1: Like like I guess a few years ago, people would
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Speaker 1: have heard that and this would have been front page news.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, I had to search pretty deep to
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Speaker 1: find out what people what my friends were upset about
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Speaker 1: with iced tea. It's not a big deal anymore. It's
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Speaker 1: just not they went too far. Nobody takes them seriously anymore,
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Speaker 1: and that I think is good news. So there you go.
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Speaker 1: Don't let them scare you, but all the fear porn.
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Speaker 1: Don't let him, don't let him, don't let him make
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Speaker 1: you a shut in because of the killer asteroid that
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Speaker 1: has a three percent chance of hitting in twenty thirty
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Speaker 1: two or whatever it was, and it looks as though.
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Speaker 1: The looks as though that tsunami information unless something changes
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Speaker 1: with some pretty good news too. So all right, take
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