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Middle East Crisis After Trump: Oil Prices, Iran Power Shift & Cancel Culture Debate · The Karel Show

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Speaker 3: Now it's show side Pentagon. Pete says, this will be
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Speaker 3: our biggest day of strikes and Iran yet. But we're
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Speaker 3: losing and we're failing. So what's the deal. We'll talk
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Speaker 3: about it today plus Timothy Chamalet Oh yes, oh yeah, no,
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Speaker 3: to start the show with frustration, okay, because America is
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Speaker 3: frustrated right now. It's frustrating being an American. Gas prices
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Speaker 3: are soaring, and even if it's just for a week
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Speaker 3: or two or five, we didn't have the money for this.
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Speaker 3: Ain't no bet I got time for that. And so
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Speaker 3: they're soaring. And what is Trump and his crony's doing. Well,
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Speaker 3: they're spending more of our money bombing Iran. So we
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Speaker 3: are frustrated at the pumps, We're frustrated at the grocery store.
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Speaker 3: And this frustration is leaking into all areas of our lives,
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Speaker 3: because it seems that all areas of our life, if
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Speaker 3: you are not wealthy, are out of control. Okay, all areas.
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Speaker 3: And I don't know about you, but I'm getting tired
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Speaker 3: of living in a how do I say this, A
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Speaker 3: frustrating nation. We are part of the frustrated nation, Sang,
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Speaker 3: people of the world today are looking for. Now, I'm
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Speaker 3: going to start with some personal things that will then
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Speaker 3: take out to the bigger things, like the Iran War
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Speaker 3: and how we've lost. We've actually lost the Iran War.
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Speaker 3: And I'll tell you why I say that in just
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Speaker 3: a moment. I want to show you some pictures from
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Speaker 3: around my complex. Okay, because this morning, on my way
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Speaker 3: back from my walk, there were three homeless people on
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Speaker 3: our property. I've asked them to leave several times over
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Speaker 3: the last few days. They just come back, and this
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Speaker 3: morning one pulled a knife. He stood up and I said, look,
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Speaker 3: you guys just can't be here. I don't want to
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Speaker 3: call the police. The HOA said they're gonna call. You
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Speaker 3: don't need that hassle. Just go be somewhere else. I
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Speaker 3: don't want you to get in trouble. I don't want
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Speaker 3: you trespassed and arrested. I just don't want you here,
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Speaker 3: so please, this is private property. Get off and go somewhere.
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Speaker 3: He stood up and he opened a knife, picked dirt
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Speaker 3: from under his finger, and then closed his knife. And
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Speaker 3: the only reason he did that was to let me
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Speaker 3: know he had a knife. Now, our property is fenced
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Speaker 3: in with brick, but between the brick and the sidewalk
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Speaker 3: is still our property. And I've made it very clear
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Speaker 3: that I kind of want to leave here, which means
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Speaker 3: i'd have to sell my home. Ain't no one going
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Speaker 3: to buy a house with what's going on around our property.
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Speaker 3: For instance, take a look at this what you're seeing
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Speaker 3: there is there a homeless horde. This is where these
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Speaker 3: three got we're sitting just now. You see the pillows
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Speaker 3: and the garbage and the trash. Here's a wider view
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Speaker 3: of it there, and this is right in front of
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Speaker 3: our property. As you pull in, this is what you see.
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Speaker 3: And the HLA is like, oh, well, we got to
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Speaker 3: call the police. We can't do anything. I'm gonna throw
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Speaker 3: the shit away. Well, the porter's supposed to, but he didn't,
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Speaker 3: and then the grounds people are supposed to. And so
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Speaker 3: all I'm getting is excuses. You know, here, look at that,
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Speaker 3: that's you know, and there's hypodermics in there, you know.
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Speaker 3: And then look at this. This guy right here bought
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Speaker 3: drugs on our property from a condo that everybody knows
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Speaker 3: is selling drugs and went out there and no deed,
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Speaker 3: I had to give that motherfucker narcan and wait there
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Speaker 3: for the ambulance. And he's back. He's back on our property.
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Speaker 3: The police won't do crap. They come out, they chase
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Speaker 3: them away, they come right back. They don't take the
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Speaker 3: stuff when they chase them away. And so I'm at
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Speaker 3: wits end. I don't know what to do. The police
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Speaker 3: will not help us, The h away will not remove them.
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Speaker 3: They say, oh, you know, we have to call the police.
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Speaker 3: We can't remove these people. I said, get a fucking
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Speaker 3: baseball bat and go out there and tell them to
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Speaker 3: hit the road. Frustration. There's a horde of stuff right
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Speaker 3: across the street. I could show you that picture. It's
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Speaker 3: tied to a light pole. The police drive by it
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Speaker 3: and just leave it there. Oh, I'll show you. I'll
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Speaker 3: show you when we come back, this stuff that is
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Speaker 3: tied to a light pole on public street. I'll show you.
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Speaker 3: Carrill is the one.
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Speaker 2: That you need to know.
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Speaker 3: So look at this. This is right here on Flamingo Ave,
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Speaker 3: a major street. The police drive by this all the time.
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Speaker 3: The sidewalk is unusable because this person has not only
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Speaker 3: tied all of their belongings to a poll, but covered
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Speaker 3: it and a bright fucha thing so the whole world
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Speaker 3: can see it there. I've called every day for three
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Speaker 3: days and said, please remove this from the sidewalk. I
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Speaker 3: have there's a fix it Clark County app where you
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Speaker 3: can upload things that need to be fixed. I've put
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Speaker 3: it there. What do the police do drive fucking buy
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Speaker 3: it every day every day. I don't want to hear
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Speaker 3: that they're overwhelmed. This is on public property. That is
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Speaker 3: a hoarde blocking a sidewalk. Remove it, but they won't.
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Speaker 3: They refuse it. Says if the Las Vegas PD has
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Speaker 3: given up on the homeless problem, and so as a homeowner,
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Speaker 3: that you would see that if you were coming to
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Speaker 3: my house, if you were coming here for an open
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Speaker 3: house to buy my house, you would have to turn
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Speaker 3: in right by that. You'd have to see that guy.
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Speaker 3: If you were coming here to buy my house, you
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Speaker 3: would have to see that guy in a fentanyl nod.
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Speaker 3: And what am I supposed to do? You're saying in
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Speaker 3: the chat, wom will withhold your HOA? Dos you know
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Speaker 3: that's illegal? You cannot do that. You can be sued.
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Speaker 3: So the HOA says they're powerless. We can't physically remove
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Speaker 3: a human. We need the cops to do that, and
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Speaker 3: I'm all with then throw away their shit. Oh well,
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Speaker 3: the porter is supposed to do it. Oh well, the
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Speaker 3: groundskeeper is supposed to do it. Everybody is supposed to
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Speaker 3: do it. And the new management company they could care less.
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Speaker 3: They promised me it would be gone on Monday. They
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Speaker 3: promised me that the grounds people were going to go
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Speaker 3: remove that on Monday. They lied. So we have a
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Speaker 3: homeless horde across the street blocking the sidewalk. We have
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Speaker 3: homeless people in drug nods out in front of the complex,
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Speaker 3: and look, I pity them. I watched a show last
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Speaker 3: night called FEDS, and it talked about the opiate crisis
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Speaker 3: back when it was big, when there were nine hundred
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Speaker 3: pain clinics in Florida alone, when I ninety five became
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Speaker 3: known as oxy Alley, I was a part of that.
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Speaker 3: Watching that show made me very sad because my doctors, like,
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Speaker 3: right now today, I'm having trouble sitting here, and I'll
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Speaker 3: be very honest with you, and this is a little TMI,
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Speaker 3: but my anus right now is killing me, and not
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Speaker 3: for a good reason. I have a protrusion, three protrusions
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Speaker 3: in my back pressing on my nerves. One of the
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Speaker 3: nerves it's pressing on is the nerve that goes around
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Speaker 3: to anus all the way down around to the front.
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Speaker 3: And sometimes when I twist the wrong way or something,
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Speaker 3: it tweaks that nerve and it hurts so bad. I
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Speaker 3: was gonna do the show standing it hurts so bad.
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Speaker 3: So my doctors used to give me eight ten miligram
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Speaker 3: oxy contents a day, two every four hours, and then
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Speaker 3: two for breakthrough pain, and they'd give me fentanyl patches.
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Speaker 3: Now these are not you know, run of the mill
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Speaker 3: pain clinics. These were specialists at major hospitals Long Beach Memorial,
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Speaker 3: and they were being told by the makers of oxy Oh,
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Speaker 3: he's just the right guy for this drug. This drug
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Speaker 3: is extended released, you know, pain release, and blah blah
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Speaker 3: blah blah blah blah blah, and it's perfectly safe and
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Speaker 3: blah blah blah. So they fed me ten oxy contin
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Speaker 3: a day for years. And I got so sad watching
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Speaker 3: that show last night, because I wonder, what where could
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Speaker 3: I be in life now if my forties and early
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Speaker 3: fifties weren't spent medicated with my eyes half open on radio,
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Speaker 3: on television, my show Life and segments you can see
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Speaker 3: there are some episodes where I'm talking and my eyes
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Speaker 3: are closed because I was on oxy contin. And ten
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Speaker 3: years ago today, ten years ago today, I saw myself
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Speaker 3: on my own show realized I was dying three hundred
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Speaker 3: and ten pounds using a cane. Seven medications Selma, xanax, OxyContin,
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Speaker 3: all while trying to be correl and progress. I did
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Speaker 3: the Rasroom on drugs, I did Planet Gemini on drugs,
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Speaker 3: and then I quit Cold Turkey ten years ago today.
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Speaker 3: It was hard. It was one of the hardest things
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Speaker 3: I've ever done in my life. I puked, I crapped everywhere,
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Speaker 3: my legs, ran in bed, I got no sleep for
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Speaker 3: five days. Cannabis edibles helped me get through. Acupuncture helped
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Speaker 3: me get through. But it was a living hell. And
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Speaker 3: it was such a living hell for those five days
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Speaker 3: of detox that I've never gone back, even in a
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Speaker 3: hospital when they're like, oh, here, give you these drugs,
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Speaker 3: I'm like, nope. So I never went back. So I
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Speaker 3: feel for this guy out there in a nod. I
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Speaker 3: was in nods myself. I just happened to be in
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Speaker 3: my own home. I fear going back. I do whatever
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Speaker 3: anyone says, do you want an oxy? I think yes,
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Speaker 3: I really today I would take one. I am in
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Speaker 3: so much pain today, you guys, my lower back and
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Speaker 3: my buttle. I would take a drug that made me
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Speaker 3: feel better. And of course we never addressed what was
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Speaker 3: causing the drug crisis. The fentinyl crisis. Right now? What's
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Speaker 3: causing that man to take fentanyl? Unhappiness? We have an
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Speaker 3: enormous unhappiness problem in America. We don't care for each other.
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Speaker 3: We throw people to the wolves, and we leave people
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Speaker 3: like this guy right here out on this street. We
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Speaker 3: leave him to sit there in this nod right there,
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Speaker 3: We leave him, We passed by him. We don't care
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Speaker 3: about him. We just want him shoot away. And meanwhile,
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Speaker 3: he's probably one of the unhappiness and unhappiest people around.
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Speaker 3: So ten years ago I said no to opiates. What
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Speaker 3: would have happened if I said no? In my forties?
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Speaker 3: Would I be rich right now? Would I be more famous?
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Speaker 3: Would I be something other than? I don't know, but
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Speaker 3: I do know. I was unhappy, Andrew had died. Money
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Speaker 3: was so hard to make the industry, I was aging
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Speaker 3: out of it, and I was gay still am I
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Speaker 3: was unhappy, and the pills made me feel good, took
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Speaker 3: away my back pain, took away my cares. But ten
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Speaker 3: years ago today I said enough, and I haven't had one,
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Speaker 3: not even one since, And so now I am left,
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Speaker 3: like you, to deal with this frustration that is America. Sober.
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Speaker 3: I don't even drink alcohol except for Frianngelica and my
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Speaker 3: hot chocolate. And I'm at whits end of what to do.
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Speaker 3: Every day there's anti gay measures being passed in this country.
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Speaker 3: Every day, gay people are coming under more and more attack.
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Speaker 3: That's frustrating. Every day our money goes less and less
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Speaker 3: and less and less. That's frustrating. Every day this president
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Speaker 3: commits crime after crime after crime. It's frustrating that Congress
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Speaker 3: is not stopping him. And for what, what's the endgame.
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Speaker 3: Every time I drive in my condo and I see
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Speaker 3: that horde out there on the side of the street.
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Speaker 3: Every time I drive by this horde right there, I
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Speaker 3: get so frustrated. I want to get out and just
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Speaker 3: hurl it into the street, just hurl it into traffic
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Speaker 3: so they'll finally have to take care of it. Because nowadays,
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Speaker 3: no one will help you, and no one will take
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Speaker 3: care of anything until you turn into a raving lunatic.
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Speaker 3: And the frustration level is that big, and we're all
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Speaker 3: living it, every one of us. We have frustrations in
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Speaker 3: our personal lives, and then our political lives are just
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Speaker 3: filled with frustration. There's so many things wrong with this nation,
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Speaker 3: and he's doing nothing to fix any of them at all. Instead,
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Speaker 3: he's losing a multi billion dollar war. We have lost
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Speaker 3: in Iran. We have lost. I repeat, we have lost.
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Speaker 3: And of course you can't say that out loud. Pete
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Speaker 3: Heggsberth will come and beat you. We took out the
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Speaker 3: Iyahtola Holmione so the Iyahtola Holmione could take power. His son,
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Speaker 3: who is even more to the right than the older Homione,
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Speaker 3: is now the supreme leader. So what did we do?
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Speaker 3: What did all that money that we spent due? What
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Speaker 3: did one hundred and eighty dead children that we killed?
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Speaker 3: The BBC made it clear last night America killed those children.
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Speaker 3: There is video of the American bomb that killed those children.
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Speaker 3: We're child killers and for what an even more right wing,
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Speaker 3: harder line is now in power. We lost, Israel lost.
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Speaker 3: All they've done is make more hatred towards their country.
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Speaker 3: We have lost the war in Iran. We are not safer,
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Speaker 3: We are in more danger. Americans are in more danger
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Speaker 3: now than they were ten days ago. And it's Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump's fault. He did this to distract from the Epstein
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Speaker 3: files the day that the report came out that he
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Speaker 3: molested a thirteen year old girl allegedly in the files.
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Speaker 3: That next day he bombed Iran. A document comes out
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Speaker 3: that says he molested a thirteen year old girl or
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Speaker 3: stood accused of molesting raping a thirteen year old girl.
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Speaker 3: And the next day we bombed Iran. You want to
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Speaker 3: act like those two things aren't connected, did you go
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Speaker 3: right ahead? But they are. Gas has gone up a
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Speaker 3: dollar a gallon, and there's no end in sight, and
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Speaker 3: we've lost and even worse, dictator is in power, and
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Speaker 3: Iran and all the Iranians are doing is suffering more
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Speaker 3: now than before, and he's threatening Cuba. Meanwhile, you and I,
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Speaker 3: we've got to live with the homeless overtaking our streets.
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Speaker 3: We've got to live with rising rents and home prices
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Speaker 3: when we have to be surrounded by human debris. We
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Speaker 3: have police departments that refuse to do their job because
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Speaker 3: they say they're understaffed, they're undermanned, whatever, it's their job
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Speaker 3: and they're refusing to do it. What's going What is
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Speaker 3: going right in this country? The frustration level, it's amazing.
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Speaker 3: There's and there is a drug epidemic right now, the
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Speaker 3: Olpia epidemic, which I freed myself from ten years ago
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Speaker 3: today is still going on. Oh, it's no longer pill
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Speaker 3: mills and doctors prescribing oxy. It's my neighbor over here
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Speaker 3: giving people fenonel for a price. It's street drugs being
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Speaker 3: sold on the street at a huge profit, and people
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Speaker 3: o ding out on your front lawn. Why. Because life
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Speaker 3: in America hurts. Life in America is unhappy and expensive,
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Speaker 3: and these people are priced out, so they become addicts
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Speaker 3: because it's all they can afford. And that leaves you
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Speaker 3: and I where where does that leave us? You know?
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Speaker 3: I wanted to be funny. I wanted to get back
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Speaker 3: to being funny. I want you know. I don't like
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Speaker 3: who I am these days. I don't like being this frustrated.
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Speaker 3: I don't like watching Matt Rife and think to myself, God,
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Speaker 3: I'm far more talented than him. Why aren't I filling arenas?
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Speaker 3: I don't like that feeling. I don't like seeing Crystal
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Speaker 3: Waters having a big dance show coming up and thinking, gee,
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Speaker 3: I thought of that with club decades, but here she
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Speaker 3: is doing it. I don't like that. But I can't
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Speaker 3: get myself motivated to do any of these things because
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Speaker 3: it all feels pointless. It's like, why gays and lesbians
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Speaker 3: are moving backwards, not forwards. The economy is about to crash.
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Speaker 3: You know, if you traveled internationally, you may get stuck
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Speaker 3: somewhere because you won't be able to come home because
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Speaker 3: of World fucking War. This is unsustainable. America in its
20:52
Speaker 3: current form cannot continue. You know, he bitches about Cuba
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Speaker 3: and the hell hole that is it that Cuba is. Well,
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Speaker 3: look around your own city, Donald Trump. You ain't got
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Speaker 3: to go to Cuba to find extreme poverty, people that
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Speaker 3: can't pay their bills, lack of resources. Just look around. Oh,
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Speaker 3: but make America great again?
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Speaker 5: Raw?
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Speaker 3: Raw, What a.
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Speaker 5: No is shure?
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Speaker 3: There's a maggot moron in the chat room. Oh, he's all.
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Speaker 3: Cuba's about to be free. Cuba hasn't asked to be free.
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Speaker 3: Cuba is a sovereign nation. You person with the brain
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Speaker 3: the size of a pea, and that's an insult to
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Speaker 3: a p You people are so stupid. You are a
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Speaker 3: cancer on the country. You need to be excised. You
22:03
Speaker 3: need to be put into detention camps, not immigrants. You
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Speaker 3: need to be put into Alligator Alcatraz for your sheer stupidity.
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Speaker 3: You are a blight. You are one of the reasons
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Speaker 3: people with brains are leaving the country in record numbers.
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Speaker 3: You right there, you, mister RTKP seven n C. You
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Speaker 3: are part of the reason anyone with a brain doesn't
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Speaker 3: want to be here because people like you who have
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Speaker 3: zero IQ no sense. You say, the document falsely accusing
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Speaker 3: President Trump has been around for decades. That's a shame.
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Speaker 3: You mean, you've known he was a child molester for
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Speaker 3: decades and you still voted for him. Do you hear
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Speaker 3: yourself justifying child rape. You're a despicable human being, all
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Speaker 3: of you. Everybody that supports Donald Trump now is despicable.
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Speaker 3: He's killed one hundred and eighty children in Iran, killed
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Speaker 3: them dead, and you're okay with that. If he's not
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Speaker 3: screwing them, he's blowing them up, and you're fine with that.
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Speaker 3: That's the frustrating part. That's the frustration of America right
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Speaker 3: now that there are people that are fine with what
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Speaker 3: this man is doing. He has destroyed our economy, he
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Speaker 3: has destroyed sovereign nations like Venezuela and now Iran and
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Speaker 3: next Cuba. He is demanding for property, not his greenland.
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Speaker 3: He is behaving like Adolf Hitler and you're fine with it.
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Speaker 3: You're okay with it. That's what's frustrating. That is what's
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Speaker 3: frustrating most that you're okay with it. You're okay with
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Speaker 3: Americans being shot in the face by ice. You're fine
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Speaker 3: with that. How an American can you be? Maga? And
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Speaker 3: the Republicans are the most Unamerican party I have ever
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Speaker 3: seen in my life. They are so an American. They
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Speaker 3: stand for nothing. The Constitution stands for nothing. They don't
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Speaker 3: understand it, most have never read it. And they support
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Speaker 3: a man in the Epstein files more than Christ is
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Speaker 3: in the Bible. Now with a document that says a
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Speaker 3: thirteen year old girl who as a woman, stands by
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Speaker 3: her accusation to this day. She says, it happened. I
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Speaker 3: happen to believe the victims. Maybe you don't, but I
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Speaker 3: happen to believe someone when they come forward and say
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Speaker 3: this happened to me. What would she gain by lying
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Speaker 3: about that? Why would a grown woman gain anything from
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Speaker 3: saying when I was thirteen year old, Donald Trump did
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Speaker 3: this to me. Where's her gain? Why would she make
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Speaker 3: that up? She wouldn't. And yet they're okay with it.
25:32
Speaker 3: They're okay with it. So you know that's fine. You
25:40
Speaker 3: can be okay with it, but you can keep your
25:43
Speaker 3: opinions to yourself. If you're okay with child rape, I
25:47
Speaker 3: can't change your mind. But I don't want to hear
25:50
Speaker 3: from you that it's okay. I don't want to hear
25:54
Speaker 3: you defend the people that do it. If you're okay
25:59
Speaker 3: with blowing up sovereign nations and removing their leaders because
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Speaker 3: we just don't like them, Okay, you can be okay
26:06
Speaker 3: with that, but I don't want to hear from you.
26:11
Speaker 3: I don't because your opinion is not valid because you
26:15
Speaker 3: side with a dictator. Donald Trump is committing war crimes.
26:21
Speaker 3: Watch the BBC for five minutes. He's committing open war crimes. Now,
26:29
Speaker 3: I'm not the one saying this. People much higher in
26:33
Speaker 3: government are saying this, not me. I'm just repeating what
26:40
Speaker 3: high up officials in other countries are saying. And they're
26:45
Speaker 3: saying Donald Trump is committing war crimes. World leaders like
26:52
Speaker 3: Kerry Stammer, like the head of Spain and others are
26:56
Speaker 3: all condemning this illegal war. And it is a war,
27:04
Speaker 3: and it's being condemned by almost every nation. No one
27:09
Speaker 3: thinks this is a good idea except Israel, and MAGA
27:13
Speaker 3: was the whole party of we must not support Israel,
27:17
Speaker 3: we must not go to war for other countries. And
27:19
Speaker 3: here we are at war because Israel wants us to
27:22
Speaker 3: be and they're fine with it. That's frustrating, that's extraordinarily frustrating.
27:33
Speaker 3: I don't mind if they're conservative. I don't mind if
27:35
Speaker 3: they don't like Democrats. I don't mind any of that.
27:39
Speaker 3: What I mind is they're inconsistency. They were all about
27:43
Speaker 3: the release of the Epstein files, but when they get
27:45
Speaker 3: released and contain information that they don't like, suddenly they're
27:49
Speaker 3: not about the Epstein files. They were all about America first,
27:54
Speaker 3: America first, but now that the president is putting America last,
27:59
Speaker 3: they still support and don't denounce him. That makes no sense.
28:08
Speaker 3: And they complain about Democrats, but they use public highways.
28:12
Speaker 3: They complain about socialism, but they use the post office,
28:16
Speaker 3: they use Medicare, they use unemployment. Those are all socialist
28:21
Speaker 3: programs started by Democrats. You don't like democrats, turn in
28:26
Speaker 3: your medicare. You don't like democrats. Turn down your Medicaid.
28:31
Speaker 3: You don't like democrats. Stay off public roads. You don't
28:35
Speaker 3: like democrats, stop using the post office. Those are socialist programs,
28:42
Speaker 3: So you don't like them, don't use them. You don't
28:46
Speaker 3: like democrats don't collect unemployment. Oh but that's different again.
28:55
Speaker 3: Frustrating makes no sense. They condemn a party that has
29:01
Speaker 3: given them most the things that they enjoy, and then
29:05
Speaker 3: they follow a party that wants to take most of
29:08
Speaker 3: it away and start wars all over the world. Tell
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Speaker 3: me how that makes any sense. Fel it's self frustrating.
29:20
Speaker 3: It is just self frustrated.
29:24
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Speaker 3: Yeah. I banned a few trolls during that break because
30:22
Speaker 3: I'm done with them. I'm done with them. They're so Unamerican.
30:25
Speaker 3: I wish they would move to another country. I wish
30:28
Speaker 3: they'd go to Saudi Arabia or Iran, or someplace where
30:32
Speaker 3: they'd be happy with how things are. But in the
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Speaker 3: United States, we have a constitution and even and especially
30:38
Speaker 3: the president has to follow it, and he hasn't. I
30:42
Speaker 3: don't like people that's claimed to be American or patriotic
30:46
Speaker 3: that spit on the constitution. That frustrates me. We have
30:52
Speaker 3: a Secretary of War that should be removed. He is
30:55
Speaker 3: a murderer. He ordered the murder of people on board
30:59
Speaker 3: votes off of the coast of Venezuela. That's a fact
31:02
Speaker 3: in evidence. That's not spin, that's not politics. That's a fact.
31:08
Speaker 3: At the behest of his boss, he ordered the blowing
31:12
Speaker 3: up of boats that we had no business blowing up,
31:16
Speaker 3: did not serve our national interest, and were undeclared acts
31:19
Speaker 3: of war and war crimes. Now this is according to
31:22
Speaker 3: the International Criminal Court. So Pentagon, Pete and Donald Trump
31:28
Speaker 3: are murderers. Donald Trump ordered an attack in Iran which
31:33
Speaker 3: has murdered twelve hundred plus people. There was no cause
31:37
Speaker 3: for the attack. We've bombed a school and killed children
31:42
Speaker 3: and killed twelve hundred people for no reason. That's murder.
31:48
Speaker 3: He can hide behind that it's war or nationals. It's murder.
31:52
Speaker 3: He has murdered twelve hundred people, civilians. So I'm you know,
32:00
Speaker 3: it's just it's so frustrating to be in this country
32:03
Speaker 3: right now because you have people that excuse that, including
32:09
Speaker 3: a Congress. Every Republican Senator and congress person should go
32:13
Speaker 3: home because they're not holding him to account. The Congress
32:19
Speaker 3: should have declared this war. The Congress should have reigned
32:23
Speaker 3: in his war powers. The Congress should stop this war.
32:28
Speaker 3: They're not doing their job. They're letting this Brady wanna
32:32
Speaker 3: be dictator do whatever he wants. And if the Congress
32:36
Speaker 3: lets him go into Cuba. I can't wait for the midterms.
32:42
Speaker 3: Can't wait until the Democrats take over the House and
32:47
Speaker 3: Senate and impeach him JD vance, fire every cabinet member
32:51
Speaker 3: and put them on trial. I can't wait till we
32:54
Speaker 3: hand them over to the International Criminal Court to be
32:58
Speaker 3: tried as the war criminals that they are, just like
33:01
Speaker 3: at Nuremberg, including his secretary of propaganda who stands out there,
33:07
Speaker 3: you know, Pentagon Barbie, who stands out there and lies
33:11
Speaker 3: to the American people every day. I can't wait till
33:15
Speaker 3: she's on trial. I can't wait. And if they're never tried,
33:23
Speaker 3: then we're a useless nation. We mus as well burn
33:25
Speaker 3: the Constitution and that's what that side would want, you know,
33:33
Speaker 3: that's what they'd want. Oh, don't worry about the people
33:38
Speaker 3: in the chat room calling me gay, honey, that's not
33:40
Speaker 3: an insult, it's an observation. If that's the best insult
33:44
Speaker 3: they can throw at someone, that they're gay, it means
33:48
Speaker 3: that they themselves want to suck dick. The biggest homophobes
33:51
Speaker 3: are the biggest, are the biggest closet cases. So if
33:55
Speaker 3: they're in there calling me gay, it's because they secretly
33:58
Speaker 3: want to have sex with other men. So it just
34:02
Speaker 3: shows volumes about them. So ignore that. I mean, truly,
34:08
Speaker 3: the bigger the homophobe, the more they want to sleep
34:10
Speaker 3: with someone of their same gender. Grinder goes down every
34:15
Speaker 3: time there's a Republican National Convention. Lindsey Graham is the
34:20
Speaker 3: biggest example of self loathing gays. So you know, ignore
34:27
Speaker 3: that they think calling me gay is an insult. That's
34:30
Speaker 3: how stupid they are. You know, you can't even sue
34:34
Speaker 3: anyone for libel anymore if they call you gay, because
34:36
Speaker 3: the courts have deemed that there's no injury, that being
34:39
Speaker 3: called gay isn't a bad thing, so you can't sue anymore.
34:45
Speaker 3: Liveracci the only person to win a libel suit for
34:48
Speaker 3: being called gay. Liverachi. I am not making that up.
34:53
Speaker 3: Tom Cruise tried, didn't work, didn't work. But yeah, so
35:00
Speaker 3: that's you know, that's all they've got, that's all that's
35:04
Speaker 3: in their arsenal. They think calling someone gay is gonna
35:09
Speaker 3: crush them or in some way in pune who they are? Please,
35:15
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Speaker 3: Correll is the one.
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Speaker 3: Yes, James Shnabel, I've made you a moderator in the
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Speaker 3: chat room. Feel free to kick people out at will.
35:55
Speaker 3: So let's get to some fun stuff. Uh, Timothy Shaw,
36:00
Speaker 3: I'm Malay. Little twink boy has come under attack and
36:05
Speaker 3: they say it might cost him the oscar. Here's what
36:09
Speaker 3: he has come under attack for.
36:11
Speaker 5: Here myer people, and I've done it myself. Do you
36:14
Speaker 5: want to talk Chink? But hey, we got to keep
36:15
Speaker 5: movie theaters alive. You know, we got to keep this
36:17
Speaker 5: genre alive. And another part of me feels like, if
36:20
Speaker 5: people want to see it like Barbie, like Oppenheimer, they're
36:23
Speaker 5: going to go see it and go out of the
36:24
Speaker 5: way and be loud and proud about it. And I
36:26
Speaker 5: don't want to be working in ballet or opera or
36:29
Speaker 5: you know things where it's like, hey, keep this thing
36:30
Speaker 5: alive even though no one, all respect to the ballet
36:34
Speaker 5: and opera people out there. I just lost fourteen cents
36:38
Speaker 5: in viewership, but I just took shots for no reason,
36:42
Speaker 5: a mere people, and I've done it myself. Do you
36:44
Speaker 5: want to talk to Chink like, hey, we got keep
36:45
Speaker 5: movie theaters alive. You know, we got to keep this
36:47
Speaker 5: genre alive. And another part of me feels like, if
36:50
Speaker 5: people want to see it like Barbie, like Oppenheimer, they're
36:53
Speaker 5: going to go see it and go out of the
36:54
Speaker 5: way and be loud and proud about it. And I
36:56
Speaker 5: don't want to be working in ballet or opera or
36:59
Speaker 5: you know things where it's like, hey, keep this thing alive,
37:01
Speaker 5: even though all respect to the ballet and opera people
37:05
Speaker 5: out there. I just lost fourteen cents in viewership. But
37:11
Speaker 5: I just took shots for no reason. Admire people.
37:13
Speaker 3: So Timothy Shallamy, who comes from a dance family, his
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Speaker 3: mother and other relatives are all dancers, ballet dancers, took
37:24
Speaker 3: a crap on ballet and opera. And now it's been
37:27
Speaker 3: on the view it's been on BBC, it's been everywhere.
37:31
Speaker 3: It's gone viral, and people are saying, you know, he's
37:35
Speaker 3: a horrible person, and other artists shouldn't crap on other artists,
37:39
Speaker 3: and all kinds of things. But there is a great
37:43
Speaker 3: editorial in the La Times today that that says exactly
37:46
Speaker 3: what I'm about to say to you. People are upset
37:49
Speaker 3: at what he said because he is right. Okay, first
37:54
Speaker 3: of all, in your brain right now, I want you
37:57
Speaker 3: to think of five movie actors right now. Five movie actors,
38:02
Speaker 3: just any other than Timothy Shelleamy. I mean, he was
38:05
Speaker 3: sitting with Matthew McConaughey. So think of five movie actors
38:09
Speaker 3: right now. Got him in your head, I'm sure you do.
38:11
Speaker 3: I'm sure there's tons of names that are circulating in
38:15
Speaker 3: your head. Okay, right now, name five music artist in
38:20
Speaker 3: your head. Five you know, Barbaris streisand Bette Midler, Diana Ross,
38:24
Speaker 3: Judy Garland, whatever, five music artist Emily Sonde, Anastasia. Now
38:31
Speaker 3: I want you to name five ballet stars. Go ahead,
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Speaker 3: other than Rudolf Nriev or Mikhail Barishnikoff. Okay, how about
38:43
Speaker 3: five opera stars Maria Kallis, Leontine Price, who else? You
38:51
Speaker 3: can't most of you can't. Here's another fact. There are
38:58
Speaker 3: eleven award shows on television for film and music. There's
39:04
Speaker 3: two for stage. There are zero for ballet or opera. Okay,
39:12
Speaker 3: let's talk money. In the United States, not abroad, but
39:18
Speaker 3: in the United States, every single ballet company and every
39:25
Speaker 3: single opera company runs at a deficit. They don't make money,
39:35
Speaker 3: every single one. And the amount of profits they all
39:41
Speaker 3: make combined, all of them combined, does not equal the
39:49
Speaker 3: profit of one mediocre Hollywood hit. Now, look, I love opera.
39:58
Speaker 3: My friend Daniel Charleston used to do. He got me
40:01
Speaker 3: into going to see it, and now that I have
40:03
Speaker 3: been to probably twenty operas, I like them. They're fun.
40:08
Speaker 3: They're pretty lots of pageantry. I like the subtitles so
40:12
Speaker 3: I know what's going on. But they're fun. There art there,
40:17
Speaker 3: you know, it's like a play, it's like a musical
40:19
Speaker 3: except all in you know what, some other language high
40:22
Speaker 3: drama ballet. No, I've tried. Oh, I've tried, because the
40:28
Speaker 3: men are hot. They got their big bulges out there.
40:31
Speaker 3: I have tried. Andrew and I went to the Nutcracker
40:34
Speaker 3: one year. The ballet. We fell asleep. We literally fell asleep,
40:38
Speaker 3: both of us. We got woken up by someone next
40:42
Speaker 3: to us because we were snoring. So ballet not a
40:48
Speaker 3: fan now? Is it beautiful?
40:49
Speaker 1: Yes?
40:50
Speaker 3: And are they artists with an incredible discipline? They most
40:53
Speaker 3: certainly are. Is it dying yeah, like all the arts.
41:00
Speaker 3: And so as much as he was wrong for crapping
41:04
Speaker 3: on another art, when you're an artist, you just shouldn't
41:07
Speaker 3: do that, He's actually right when he was saying that
41:11
Speaker 3: he wants to be in a genre that is growing,
41:15
Speaker 3: and that is strong movies. He wants to keep theaters
41:19
Speaker 3: alive as opposed to one that's dying out. And they
41:25
Speaker 3: are now and that's unfortunate. The head of the Metropolitan
41:28
Speaker 3: Opera said they have a youth problem. The average age
41:32
Speaker 3: of the person that goes to the opera is fifty eight. Okay,
41:36
Speaker 3: So look, I love Emma Chaplin. She's a marvelous marvelous
41:40
Speaker 3: person who does opera to pop music. I love it.
41:44
Speaker 3: I love it. There's a group called Divaria. They do
41:48
Speaker 3: the same thing. They sing opera, look diva dance from
41:51
Speaker 3: the fifth element. Oh my god, fabulous, fabulous. But to
41:58
Speaker 3: say that motion pictures compare to ballet and to opera,
42:05
Speaker 3: they don't. Ballet and opera are niche. Motion pictures are widespread. Now,
42:12
Speaker 3: there's nothing wrong with being niche. I'm niche. There's nothing
42:15
Speaker 3: wrong with being niche. Okay, there isn't, and certainly in
42:20
Speaker 3: European nations. In some European nations, ballet and opera are
42:25
Speaker 3: doing just fine. You know, they value them, and they're
42:29
Speaker 3: not in a deficit, and they're you know, they actually
42:32
Speaker 3: show a profit. Not in America. In America, they are
42:38
Speaker 3: all deficit financed through philanthropic measures. If donors didn't keep
42:45
Speaker 3: donating to opera and ballet, it would go away. There
42:49
Speaker 3: just wouldn't be opera and ballet because the public does
42:53
Speaker 3: not support it with enough money. It's expensive to launch
42:58
Speaker 3: an opera, it's expensive to launch a ballet. Now does
43:02
Speaker 3: that mean if you want to be a ballet dancer
43:04
Speaker 3: you shouldn't be No, be a ballet dancer. Does that
43:06
Speaker 3: mean if you've got one of these gorgeous voices for opera,
43:09
Speaker 3: that you shouldn't sing opera? No, sing opera. I'm not
43:13
Speaker 3: saying you should that it's bad. I'm you know, I'm
43:15
Speaker 3: not like Timothy Shallamey saying you know. But he was
43:18
Speaker 3: misinterpreted because what he said was the truth. They are
43:23
Speaker 3: dying art forms. They are not as popular as regular
43:29
Speaker 3: music and motion pictures. But you could also argue that
43:36
Speaker 3: live theater, live plays are in the same boat. Broadway attendance,
43:42
Speaker 3: you know, is not as great as it used to be.
43:46
Speaker 3: And yes, plays travel, and they have a theater here
43:49
Speaker 3: in Las Vegas, the Smith Center down in La the Pantagious,
43:53
Speaker 3: And while they are widely attended, if those plays, you know,
43:59
Speaker 3: when on, then for weeks and weeks and weeks and weeks,
44:06
Speaker 3: they wouldn't fill the house. On Broadway. They do go
44:11
Speaker 3: on for weeks and weeks and weeks, and often they
44:14
Speaker 3: don't fill the house or they have to close. So, yes,
44:21
Speaker 3: it's niche it is, And no, he probably shouldn't have
44:25
Speaker 3: crapped on the people that like ballet and opera. But
44:29
Speaker 3: to say that he's wrong, he's not, and that's what's
44:34
Speaker 3: making them so angry. He's not wrong. You know, there's
44:41
Speaker 3: there are more people that go to theaters and more
44:43
Speaker 3: people that consume television and film. Then why is everyone
44:47
Speaker 3: calling me during my show? I do not understand what
44:50
Speaker 3: every person I know knows I do a show. Don't
44:53
Speaker 3: get it anyway? So is he wrong? No, he's not wrong?
45:02
Speaker 3: Should he, you know, have said it? No, you don't
45:06
Speaker 3: need to point out to people that are struggling that
45:08
Speaker 3: they're struggling, you know, I mean opera and ballet are
45:14
Speaker 3: struggling and him pointing that out, you know. So there
45:24
Speaker 3: we have that. Yep. Let's see, Uh, what's going on
45:30
Speaker 3: in the chatroom at YouTube dot com? Forward sashually Correll. Oh,
45:34
Speaker 3: poor James, I've made you a moderator, James, you can
45:38
Speaker 3: control these things. Who else could I make a moderator?
45:40
Speaker 3: Where's where's Phineas? Is he in here? Or Darren home Quist?
45:45
Speaker 3: Let's make you a moderator? Uh, ad as a moderator.
45:50
Speaker 3: There you go, managing moderator. There you go. Save Darren.
45:54
Speaker 3: You're now a moderator. And let's turn Phineas into a moderator.
45:58
Speaker 3: Or granny. Granny could be a moderator. Sandy could be
46:01
Speaker 3: a moderator. Here you go, Sandy, you're a moderator. Girl,
46:07
Speaker 3: kick out whoever you want to. So all right, So
46:13
Speaker 3: he was wrong to say it, but he wasn't wrong
46:17
Speaker 3: in the content. And now they want to cancel him. Oh,
46:21
Speaker 3: don't give him the Oscar. You know, Marty Supreme lost
46:25
Speaker 3: at the baptism and that's because they happened after his statement.
46:30
Speaker 3: So let's cancel Timothy Challamy because he, you know, brought
46:35
Speaker 3: up that these two art forms are in America dying
46:40
Speaker 3: on the vine. That doesn't mean you shouldn't like them,
46:44
Speaker 3: And that doesn't mean if you love opera or ballet
46:47
Speaker 3: that you're bad. It just means that you should support
46:50
Speaker 3: it because it's in danger of going away here in
46:53
Speaker 3: this country. I can't speak for France or Germany or
46:58
Speaker 3: Vienna or you know wherever Oscar I. Maybe it's thriving
47:02
Speaker 3: there and makes a ton of money, or maybe it
47:04
Speaker 3: makes more than Broadway plays. But in America, the three
47:09
Speaker 3: hundred and forty million people that are here, they don't
47:12
Speaker 3: really support it, not on mass because if they did,
47:18
Speaker 3: then every single production wouldn't be in deficit funding. And
47:22
Speaker 3: they are, so if they did, there'd be more attendance,
47:28
Speaker 3: and there's not. However, I think it's a dangerous thing
47:34
Speaker 3: for him to say when movies are facing the exact
47:36
Speaker 3: same fate. You know, I would ask you all, when's
47:40
Speaker 3: the last time you went to a movie theater. I
47:44
Speaker 3: used to go several times a week to a movie theater.
47:48
Speaker 3: I haven't been in months. And it's not just because
47:51
Speaker 3: I don't want to go, because I get screeners, and
47:53
Speaker 3: I do get screeners, but it's twenty dollars. You know,
47:58
Speaker 3: you got to leave, get there, get walking, you know.
48:01
Speaker 3: And yeah, I like it, but it's usually just me
48:04
Speaker 3: and Ember if I had someone to go with. But
48:08
Speaker 3: even that's an excuse. Many people go to the movies alone.
48:12
Speaker 3: I just I don't know. I don't know why I stopped.
48:14
Speaker 3: I really don't. There's just so many options on the
48:17
Speaker 3: big screen behind me. You know, I have an eight
48:20
Speaker 3: inch TV in my TV room. To me, it's a
48:22
Speaker 3: wide screen. So I get the screeners because I vote
48:26
Speaker 3: on the awards, and I get to be here at
48:30
Speaker 3: my house with my dog and my you know, snacks
48:32
Speaker 3: in my bathroom, and I can pause because I'm old
48:35
Speaker 3: and got an old bladder, so I can. You know,
48:39
Speaker 3: it's just more convenient to be at home and watch
48:41
Speaker 3: a movie. Do I believe in the theaters? I do.
48:45
Speaker 3: Should they always exist? They should at least until I
48:48
Speaker 3: get a movie in one. I don't want theaters to
48:52
Speaker 3: do away until I have a movie that's been in
48:53
Speaker 3: a theater. It's a dream to walk in and see
48:58
Speaker 3: a movie I created in a theater. But at the
49:01
Speaker 3: same time, I know the time for that dream is
49:03
Speaker 3: running out. Oh yeah, oh Phineas, here you go, don't cry,
49:11
Speaker 3: here you go, all right? So frustration, you know, frustration.
49:20
Speaker 3: Today is my tenth year of being off of opiates,
49:23
Speaker 3: ten years of not touching one of those things. And
49:27
Speaker 3: you know what I've learned. I fucked up. I fucked up.
49:32
Speaker 3: I listened to doctors. They told me it was safe,
49:37
Speaker 3: but I knew better. I knew I was going into nods.
49:40
Speaker 3: I knew how I felt when I was on it.
49:42
Speaker 3: I knew if I ran out of pills two days early,
49:44
Speaker 3: that asking Karen or someone else for a couple of
49:47
Speaker 3: pills to see me through. Because I wasn't addicted. I
49:50
Speaker 3: was not an addict. I never went out to the
49:51
Speaker 3: street and bought them I never went and got multiple prescriptions.
49:56
Speaker 3: I never did any of that. But if I ran
49:59
Speaker 3: out early, I would borrow a couple of pills from
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Speaker 3: somebody so I didn't have withdrawals, because those were horrible.
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Speaker 3: That's dependent. I let them give me a drug that
50:10
Speaker 3: I became dependent on to where I couldn't just stop
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Speaker 3: taking it or my body would revolt. Once I realized
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Speaker 3: the power it had over me, I was mad because
50:23
Speaker 3: I don't want anything to have that power over me,
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Speaker 3: and I stopped ten years ago today, best decision I
50:32
Speaker 3: ever made. Truly, the best decision I ever made. But
50:36
Speaker 3: I understand why people take drugs. Why it's frustrating, It
50:42
Speaker 3: is hard and they work. Now?
51:02
Speaker 4: Is show side.
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Speaker 3: Tw eighties? I could charge, could charge?
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Speaker 4: What?
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Speaker 3: All right? What a show it's been? You see these people?
51:16
Speaker 3: They get under my skin, and that's what I don't like.
51:19
Speaker 3: I don't like being the person that can be so
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Speaker 3: easily offended by a maggot. I just I don't, you know,
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Speaker 3: I just don't, And how can I How can I not?
51:38
Speaker 3: How can I not? You know? How can I not
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Speaker 3: be that person? You know? How can I not let
51:46
Speaker 3: this bother me? You know? I don't know because they
51:54
Speaker 3: infuriate me with their ignorance. They really truly do. Oops. Sorry,
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Speaker 3: update on my sister. The doctor is in the room
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Speaker 3: with my sister right now, and my niece is trying
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Speaker 3: to tell me what's going on. That's what all the
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Speaker 3: calls were about. She's doing a little better, sitting up,
52:19
Speaker 3: she's looking out the window. Still can't eat, still can't drink,
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Speaker 3: but they think she'll be moving to a cute rehab
52:28
Speaker 3: on Friday. I spoke to the chief nurse administrator yesterday,
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Speaker 3: head of the hospital administration, and then she took everything
52:39
Speaker 3: that had been going on. See that was frustrating. Yesterday
52:42
Speaker 3: I told you all the frustrations I was having with
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Speaker 3: my sister in the hospital. I decided to not take it.
52:48
Speaker 3: I called and spoke to the chief administrator of the hospital.
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Speaker 3: They then called me back and asked me everything that
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Speaker 3: was going on. I told them, and they intervened, and
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Speaker 3: suddenly her doctor called me within the hour, and suddenly
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Speaker 3: the nurses didn't leave me on hold for forty minutes
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Speaker 3: to give me an update. But I had to raise
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Speaker 3: Holy Hell all the way up to the top. Now,
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Speaker 3: most of you wouldn't do that, you know, I've always
53:17
Speaker 3: been that squeaky wheel. I will tell you all. Did
53:20
Speaker 3: I tell you yesterday what I told the nurse the
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Speaker 3: night before when she kept me on hold for forty
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Speaker 3: minutes and then came back in that attitude? Did I
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Speaker 3: tell you all when I told her if I wanted
53:30
Speaker 3: that kind of attitude from a woman, I would have married.
53:32
Speaker 3: One funny part is I did marry a woman. I
53:37
Speaker 3: was married to Karen for six years. So yeah. So
53:42
Speaker 3: some frustrations you can get to the bottom of, like
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Speaker 3: the hospital. Other frustrations, like Donald Trump, you just either
53:53
Speaker 3: have to ignore or continue to be frustrated about, you know.
53:59
Speaker 3: And so that that's the way that is, and where
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Speaker 3: it ends for us, you know, I don't know. I
54:08
Speaker 3: don't know where this ends for America. We've lost in Iran,
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Speaker 3: we have totally lost. And you know, what do we
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Speaker 3: do about that billions of dollars that we just pissed
54:21
Speaker 3: away in the Middle East? That's our credit card he's using.
54:26
Speaker 3: He's using our credit card. Long after he's out of office,
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Speaker 3: we'll still have that debt. We the American people, not him.
54:36
Speaker 3: He doesn't fucking pay taxes, but we, the taxpayers, who
54:43
Speaker 3: are now thirty nine trillion dollars in debt to the
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Speaker 3: tune of almost two hundred thousand dollars for every American man, woman, child.
54:52
Speaker 3: We will still have that bill hanging over our head,
54:57
Speaker 3: and he's just increased it, you know. And these people
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Speaker 3: don't think that way. These supporters of his don't realize
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Speaker 3: that they're going to be paying for this in oil prices,
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Speaker 3: in the deficit. They don't even get the harm that
55:20
Speaker 3: he's doing that. George W. Bush did that. Every president
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Speaker 3: that allowed Afghanistan to go on did, and that includes
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Speaker 3: Obama and Biden, who then said get out. But there
55:33
Speaker 3: were democratic presidents that let Afghanistan go on, and we failed.
55:39
Speaker 3: We lost. There was no gains in Afghanistan for US.
55:44
Speaker 3: There were for companies that wanted the rare earth minerals,
55:49
Speaker 3: they gained. There were for opium manufacturers, they gained. But
55:56
Speaker 3: you and I we paid the bill and were still
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Speaker 3: paying the bill. Part of that thirty nine trillion dollar
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Speaker 3: deficit is Afghanistan eleven years and we lost. Iraq we lost.
56:13
Speaker 3: We didn't win anything there, and Iran we've lost. The
56:18
Speaker 3: Ayatola Hoolmioni is still in power, just a younger one.
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Speaker 3: We lost and yet we have to pay. We have
56:30
Speaker 3: to pay the bill, you know, we had to pay
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Speaker 3: the bill, and other countries are going to get tired
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Speaker 3: of funding our wars. China will pull in its debt
56:44
Speaker 3: and then our economy will crash. They don't understand that
56:47
Speaker 3: our whole economy is propped up because every day, every day,
56:54
Speaker 3: other countries buy our bonds and our tea bills every day,
57:00
Speaker 3: And they do not understand that if other countries stopped
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Speaker 3: giving us money, we would in fact fail, our economy
57:11
Speaker 3: would tank up. And they also don't understand that if
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Speaker 3: opek the oil producing nations decided to trade in the
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Speaker 3: euro or the yen instead of the dollar, we're done.
57:30
Speaker 3: We're done. The only reason our economy stays strong and
57:35
Speaker 3: one of the reasons we went into Venezuela. Venezuela trades
57:39
Speaker 3: in the euro. We didn't want that, so what did
57:45
Speaker 3: we do. We took it over so they would trade
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Speaker 3: in the dollar. People just don't understand that. They don't
57:56
Speaker 3: get it, so let them be ignorant. I guess they're
58:03
Speaker 3: going to end up in the same pile of crap
58:06
Speaker 3: we all are. The only difference is they like the
58:09
Speaker 3: smell of it. See that's the difference. Donald Trump consistently
58:14
Speaker 3: craps on us. The difference is Maga seems to like
58:17
Speaker 3: eating his crap. He unloads his diaper on us constantly,
58:22
Speaker 3: and Maga seems to want to lick the diaper clean.
58:26
Speaker 3: We are all like ick, but they're like, give me
58:30
Speaker 3: more spoon, feed me that crap. Donald. They would need
58:34
Speaker 3: a mile of shit just to get to his asshole.
58:37
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just the most ridiculous thing I have
58:39
Speaker 3: ever heard. All Right, Well, that's the show for today.
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Speaker 3: Today is Tuesday. We have two more for the week.
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