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The West Is On Fire And No One Cares · The Karel Show

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Speaker 1: Time is here. No time to fear.
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Speaker 2: Correll is so near because show time is here.
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Speaker 2: Now is show side.
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Speaker 4: Ninety four. That's the number ninety four ninety four. What
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Speaker 4: I'm gonna tell you, it's gonna shock the pants off
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Speaker 4: of you, which is something I'd kind of like to
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Speaker 4: Hello, and welcome to the Correl Show. I am Carrel,
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Speaker 4: so very glad you are joining me on this whirlwind cavalcade.
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Speaker 4: What's going on here on the what's going on on
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Speaker 4: the stream. I got to get y'all streaming children, got
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Speaker 4: to get the stream all right. We got a lot
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Speaker 4: to talk about today. I'm still stuck on yesterday. I
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Speaker 4: really am. There's like two stories from yesterday that I
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Speaker 4: am still just like, you know, like home alone. You know,
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Speaker 4: first of all, we now have a image, a photo
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Speaker 4: of the kind of catering cart that Donald Trump was
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Speaker 4: put into, so they get a credible threat that someone
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Speaker 4: with a shoulder to air missile is gonna shoot down
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Speaker 4: Air Force one and when it leaves Turkey, okay, And
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Speaker 4: so they put Donald Trump on the new Air Force one.
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Speaker 4: But then etam ben, they pull up to the side
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Speaker 4: of the plane, you know, on those cranes, the food service,
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Speaker 4: the catering you know container, and it's basically a small
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Speaker 4: shipping container. And when I say small, it is not
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Speaker 4: six foot tall. It's like, you know, smaller. And they
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Speaker 4: pulled that up to the side of the plane and
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Speaker 4: they put a seated president of the United States of
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Speaker 4: America inside a catering cart to cater to Iran, I guess.
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Speaker 4: And then they take that to another plane, to a
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Speaker 4: military plane, and he gets out of it. It's then empty.
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Speaker 4: It was filled with hamburgers before probably, and then you know,
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Speaker 4: then he gets on it. Now they left the media
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Speaker 4: and everybody else that was on Air Force one on
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Speaker 4: Air Force one and let that take off as a decoy,
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Speaker 4: risking the lives of every member of the press that
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Speaker 4: was on that plane and everybody else, not telling them
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Speaker 4: about the threat. Nothing, nothing, showing how little he cares
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Speaker 4: for anybody other than himself. Okay, Now I saw the
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Speaker 4: Harrison Ford movie Air Force One, where the president himself
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Speaker 4: beats off those terrorists. Did I just say that, Well,
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Speaker 4: whatever he you know, he beats him up, beats him off,
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Speaker 4: beats him up, whatever, that kind of party. And then
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Speaker 4: when the famous line, you know, he kicks him out
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Speaker 4: the cargo door, get off my plane, and Harrison Ford
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Speaker 4: kicks the evildoers off into the wild blue. In real life,
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Speaker 4: the real seated president was seated in a catering cart
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Speaker 4: being wheeled to another plane while putting the lives of
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Speaker 4: everyone else on board at risk. I can't, I can't even.
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Speaker 4: I can't eat airfart one. Yeah, it could be powered
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Speaker 4: on Trump's gas. I can't even.
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Speaker 5: That is.
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Speaker 4: The levels of raw that that is is amazing, Just
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Speaker 4: the levels of wrong. It's it's astounding. Uh, And I
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Speaker 4: just I kind of can't get over it, you know,
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Speaker 4: I really can't. I can't. Ye the cowardice that was involved,
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Speaker 4: first of all, because that's what that is, that's cowardice.
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Speaker 4: So the cowardice that was involved in that, the decision
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Speaker 4: to you know, let the others stay on the plane.
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Speaker 4: He stayed on the plane. You know that, just all
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Speaker 4: of it, it's all wrong on so many levels. And
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Speaker 4: the world is laughing at him. Oh my god, is
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Speaker 4: the world laughing at him? Late Night TV is laughing
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Speaker 4: at him. Other world leaders are laughing at him. We're
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Speaker 4: laughing at him, and he hates that, of course, but
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Speaker 4: you know we're laughing at him. So that story in
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Speaker 4: and of itself exemplifies the entire Trump administration. Protect myself
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Speaker 4: at all costs, be a coward. And this is how
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Speaker 4: I know he wasn't shot at for real. If that
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Speaker 4: man was ever really shot at, he'd never go in
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Speaker 4: public again. He was never shot at. No one ever
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Speaker 4: tried to shoot Donald Trump. It was all staged. Every
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Speaker 4: attempt was staged, in my belief, every attempt, in my belief,
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Speaker 4: was staged because he just proved he's a coward. I
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Speaker 4: would never, as a seated president, ever get into a
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Speaker 4: catering container to be moved to a Morse careplane. I
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Speaker 4: just wouldn't do it. I would rather go down with
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Speaker 4: Air Force one with dignity, and air Force one is
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Speaker 4: supposed to have deterrence in case someone files. Air Force
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Speaker 4: one is supposed to be able to evade a rocket.
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Speaker 4: If someone fires a missile at air Force one, they're
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Speaker 4: supposed to be able to have deterrence the whole thing.
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Speaker 4: Did they not do that to this new jet? Because
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Speaker 4: we spent four hundred million dollars retrofitting that jet. So
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Speaker 4: I'm just wondering. I'm just wondering. All right, Well, we've
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Speaker 4: got so much going on here, and I don't know.
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Speaker 4: I just I don't know. If you ask me, I
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Speaker 4: just think he's a big ass coward. I just I
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Speaker 4: really do. Uh So, yeah, I don't, you know, I
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Speaker 4: don't know what's going on here with my show today.
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Speaker 4: We're supposed to be already into commercial. It's not doing it.
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Speaker 4: I don't know. Why should just start over? I guess
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Speaker 4: start over, Just start the whole show over. Uh yeah,
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Speaker 4: it's it's supposed to be already doing its thing, but
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Speaker 4: it's not. So I don't know what's going on with it.
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Speaker 4: I really don't. I don't know what's going on anymore
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Speaker 4: in this world. I don't know what's going on with
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Speaker 4: We're already supposed to be in segment two, so go
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Speaker 4: figure that. I don't. I don't know. So then let's
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Speaker 4: just let's go to commercial. Then let's just do that.
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Speaker 4: How about we go to commercial and we'll be right back.
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Speaker 1: Show Time is here. No time to fear.
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Speaker 2: Corilla is so near because show time is here.
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Speaker 1: So on with the show. Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 3: Corilla is the one that you need to know.
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Speaker 4: I don't know what's happening, ladies and gentlemen. It says
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Speaker 4: we are back, but we are not back, So I
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Speaker 4: don't know what's going on. We got a black screen.
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Speaker 4: That is not a good thing. Uh, but you know,
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Speaker 4: I don't know what we're doing. Don't know what we're doing.
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Speaker 4: But we got we got you know, we got we
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Speaker 4: got the voice going on, but we don't have audio.
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Speaker 4: I might have to just start this fiasco all over again.
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Speaker 4: I really I might have to, because I don't know
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Speaker 4: what's going on. We're supposed to be having Okay, Well
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Speaker 4: then well maybe it'll just be an audio show today.
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Speaker 4: Who knows. Uh, you know what, Let's just try again.
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Speaker 1: Show Time is here. No time to fear.
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Speaker 2: Corella is so near because show time is here, so
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Speaker 2: on with the show.
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Speaker 1: Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 3: Corella is the one that you need to know. Now
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Speaker 3: it's show time.
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Speaker 4: This is the beauty of when you do something live,
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Speaker 4: things can mess up, and they have. So we're gonna
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Speaker 4: start again because that's the way it goes. It's gonna
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Speaker 4: start again. So let's do it, children, Let's do it
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Speaker 4: all right, We're starting again, which means I've got a
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Speaker 4: vamp for five minutes that I've already done. But oh well,
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Speaker 4: if that's what it takes, if that's what it takes
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Speaker 4: for the show to be right, then I am willing
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Speaker 4: to do it. I am here for you and willing
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Speaker 4: to do it. It really was a funny story, though,
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Speaker 4: it really was. It is like radio in the old days.
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Speaker 4: It absolutely is. You know, live radio things happen, live
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Speaker 4: podcasting things happen. I have a lot going on over
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Speaker 4: here on this computer, so you know, it's sometimes it
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Speaker 4: works and wirecast and sometimes it doesn't. The last four
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Speaker 4: days it's worked beautifully. Today not so much, but whatever.
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Speaker 4: So that was a really funny story. And the implications,
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Speaker 4: I mean the implications he cowers to Iran, Okay, he does.
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Speaker 4: Iran issued a death threat. He's cowering in a damn
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Speaker 4: you know, catering truck or container. He's discussing the terms
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Speaker 4: of ending the war, not the terms of their surrender. Okay,
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Speaker 4: it's not the terms of their surrender. It's the term
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Speaker 4: of ending the war. And I'm like, well, that's that's defeat.
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Speaker 4: You know that that when you know, I mean, when
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Speaker 4: it's defeat, right, isn't it? It seemed like defeat to me.
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Speaker 4: And so you know, we've got this defeat with Iran.
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Speaker 4: He cowers from Iran. And this is the big bad
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Speaker 4: you know, big bad Donald Trump, you know, big bad
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Speaker 4: Maga champion. I don't you know, I don't see it. Well,
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Speaker 4: what else is happening? Oh, there's a full eclipse right now.
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Speaker 4: There's a full eclipse. If you're in Europe, that's going on.
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Speaker 4: And this morning, if you happen to be up between
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Speaker 4: three and five am and had a clear view of
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Speaker 4: the southern sky, you saw all the planets aligned, all
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Speaker 4: of them. Every planet was aligned. And then not tonight, well, yeah, tonight,
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Speaker 4: starting at ten o'clock and going until dawn tomorrow, the
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Speaker 4: Perseed meteor shower is peaking at over one hundred meteors
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Speaker 4: an hour between like two am and five am. So
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Speaker 4: if you love to see meteor showers, tonight is your night,
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Speaker 4: starting at ten o'clock and then going all the way
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Speaker 4: till dawn. So ten o'clock till you know, five am,
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Speaker 4: there's going to be lots of meteors falling from the sky. Oh, please, God,
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Speaker 4: let one land on the White House. Please God, let
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Speaker 4: it out on the White House. God, we need the
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Speaker 4: meteor on the White House. God. But anyway, so the
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Speaker 4: Perseeds are happening. They come from the north, the Perseed,
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Speaker 4: you know, from the constellation Perseed, which is in the north.
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Speaker 4: And so look to the northern sky between ten pm
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Speaker 4: and five am, and you will see lots of meteors
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Speaker 4: fallen and fuming across the sky and just being meteors,
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Speaker 4: and so big celestial show, big, big two days for
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Speaker 4: the stars. We've got a full solar eclipse, and their
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Speaker 4: zone of totality is over in you know, Europe, Greenland Island,
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Speaker 4: all that, and then parts of the United States, northern
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Speaker 4: United States, and then we've got the planetary alignment, and
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Speaker 4: then we have the Percy and meteor shower tonight. So
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Speaker 4: if you're a stargazer or you like to watch things
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Speaker 4: in the sky, is your big day if that you
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Speaker 4: know that is going on, so be sure you get
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Speaker 4: out and if you don't have any cloud cover, go
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Speaker 4: watch some meteors because this is the best show of
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Speaker 4: the year, the next one being in November, which will
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Speaker 4: be the Perseed Meteor Shower, the Perseed Meteor Shower. So
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Speaker 4: hopefully we will you know, hopefully you'll go out and
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Speaker 4: watch it, because really it's going to be really exciting.
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Speaker 4: I think. All right, so there's that, there's Donald Trump
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Speaker 4: being a coward. What else is going on in the world?
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Speaker 4: Before we get to the fires, because those are really horrible,
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Speaker 4: there was something else today that I really wanted to
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Speaker 4: get to talk to you about before we got into
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Speaker 4: the show of the day. I know that they're making
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Speaker 4: a big deal about Francesca Hong being defeated in Wisconsin
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Speaker 4: because she's a Democratic socialist, and so they're making a
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Speaker 4: big deal like, oh, look, see democrats don't want democratic socialists.
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Speaker 4: But actually that's not true because in another state a
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Speaker 4: very progressive democrat one. So there are more very progressive
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Speaker 4: democrats winning and that's all I call them. They're very
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Speaker 4: progressive democrats. They're not democratic socialists, they're just very progressive democrats,
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Speaker 4: and very progressive Democrats are winning. And that's really excited me.
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Speaker 4: That's very exciting. So that happens. Congratulation to those progressive Democrats.
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Speaker 4: Now go be progressed.
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Speaker 4: What happened? Do you see how this is doing this
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Speaker 4: to me? I don't. We were right in the middle
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Speaker 4: of a commercial. It just came right back to me.
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Speaker 4: Can any of you explain to me, please, why this
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Speaker 4: is happening to me? What is going on with my
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Speaker 4: show today? I can't take it. I don't you know,
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Speaker 4: I don't get it. I don't I can't take it.
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Speaker 4: I don't understand what is going on. Nothing is working right.
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Speaker 4: I'm ready to just bang my head up against the wall.
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Speaker 4: It's like, let's just come on, you know, it's work
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Speaker 4: it out, let's get it's get it right. But it
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Speaker 4: just won't. It won't get it right. It won't do it.
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Speaker 4: It's do you see it jumping around? And God, not
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Speaker 4: one more problem. Right, just just when I got the
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Speaker 4: camera on order, just when I got the camera on order. Uh.
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Speaker 4: Now you know, it's like, oh please, please, God, please please.
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Speaker 4: Uh So we don't. I don't know what's happening. I
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Speaker 4: really don't. I don't even know if we're gonna have
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Speaker 4: commercials now. I don't know what's playing. I have no idea.
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Speaker 4: Allegedly I'm in segment three, but I don't know. I
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Speaker 4: couldn't tell you. I don't know. It says we are
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Speaker 4: Oh no, no, no, oh my god, come daily.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, everyone, it's Correl stream. You have to be proud
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Speaker 4: wherever you get your music and let it fill you
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Speaker 4: with the pride. It filled me in doing.
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Speaker 1: It to be.
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Speaker 2: Show time is here. No time to fear. Correll is
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Speaker 2: so near because show time is here. So on with
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Speaker 2: the show.
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Speaker 1: Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 3: Correll is the one that you need to know.
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Speaker 4: All right, ladies and gentlemen, my computer has become possessed.
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Speaker 4: Someone or something has taken over my computer. We should
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Speaker 4: be in segment three. We're in segment two. Those commercials
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Speaker 4: should not have played. I have no idea what the
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Speaker 4: hell is going on? I really don't. I have no
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Speaker 4: idea what is happening. Uh, but we'll we'll get through. Uh,
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Speaker 4: it's just hysterical. I just you know what, you gotta
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Speaker 4: roll with it. You know what, when you're doing live
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Speaker 4: TV like we are right now, you got you just
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Speaker 4: you gotta roll with it. Because what am I supposed
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Speaker 4: to do? The computer has got a mind of its own.
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Speaker 4: I am not touching anything, I'm not clicking anything, I'm
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Speaker 4: not doing anything. It's all supposed to be automated. It's not.
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Speaker 4: Oh my god, how many of you just have those
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Speaker 4: days where the computer and everything. Maybe it's all the
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Speaker 4: celestial alignment. You know, there's a new moon, there's the
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Speaker 4: meteor shower, there's the planetary's line lining up, there's the eclipse.
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Speaker 4: Maybe that's maybe that's there's a ghost in the machine.
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Speaker 4: Uh literally, because and how many of you have had
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Speaker 4: days like that where it just starts like one piece
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Speaker 4: of technology decides not to work, and then suddenly the
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Speaker 4: whole day everything just doesn't work right. How many of
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Speaker 4: you have had those days? And you'll blame mercury being
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Speaker 4: in retrograde or whatever. But how many of you have
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Speaker 4: had those days where one piece of technology just stops
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Speaker 4: working and then all of a sudden everything just goes
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Speaker 4: to shit. How many of you have had those days.
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Speaker 4: I'm having one of those days today. So yeah, I
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Speaker 4: fully believe there is someone or something inside my computer
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Speaker 4: that has taken over. And who knows. It could be Maga,
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Speaker 4: Maga could be up in my Maga could do it.
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Speaker 4: Maga could be up in my up in my computer.
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Speaker 4: I don't know. Le'll just see, like waking up on
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Speaker 4: the wrong side of the bed. Yes, yep, yeah, Oh
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Speaker 4: I don't have Windows. I am Mac totally am. I
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Speaker 4: am so Mac, even though I'm so mad at Apple.
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Speaker 4: I'm so mad at Apple. Hey, they took two billion
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Speaker 4: dollars from Donald Trump. That pisss me off. Of course,
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Speaker 4: who turns that down? You want a two billion dollar
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Speaker 4: rebate on the tiff? No, No, that's fine. I mean
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Speaker 4: they didn't need to have it. I mean, you know,
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Speaker 4: they're billionaires, they're trillionaires actually a multi trillion dollar company,
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Speaker 4: and they're introducing a folding iPhone. Do any of you
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Speaker 4: need a folding iPhone? Is there anybody out there that
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Speaker 4: thinks you need a folding iPhone? Anybody? Anybody? I mean,
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Speaker 4: first of all, Android has had folding phones for a
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Speaker 4: while now. But so it's not innovation. And that's my
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Speaker 4: biggest problem with Apple. They don't innovate anymore. They follow.
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Speaker 4: They used to lead, now they follow. They tried that
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Speaker 4: vision pro headset failure. Now all they do is release
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Speaker 4: new iPhones that we don't need with better cameras. It's
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Speaker 4: a fucking phone. I don't need it to have a
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Speaker 4: better camera. I need it to stay connected. Okay, So
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Speaker 4: they introduce stuff that we just don't need that is
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Speaker 4: not innovation, and then they tout all the upgrades to
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Speaker 4: the other stuff. When's the last time they introduced a
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Speaker 4: new computer? They haven't The MacBook Pro is the or
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Speaker 4: that No, the new six hundred dollars one, but that's
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Speaker 4: a low end consumer. You know. They they just don't
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Speaker 4: innovate anymore. Apple invented the smartphone, invented it. Okay, there
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Speaker 4: would be no Android or iPhone without Apple. Apple invented
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Speaker 4: the smartphone. Steve Jobs released the iPhone and there was
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Speaker 4: the first smartphone available commercially. You know, they they literally
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Speaker 4: refined the MP three player because there were other MP
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Speaker 4: three players, but they refined it and gave us the
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Speaker 4: iPod and literally changed the way we listened to music.
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Speaker 4: I had a Rio before that, there were others, but
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Speaker 4: they completely changed the way we listened to music. There'd
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Speaker 4: be no streaming services without the iPod, so they changed everything.
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Speaker 4: They changed music, they changed the way we use our phones.
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Speaker 4: You know, But what have they done since then? What
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Speaker 4: innovation have they brought forth? Where everyone's like, wow, none,
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Speaker 4: They're playing catch up with a folding iPhone. They might
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Speaker 4: release some sort of home hub. I've had Alexa for
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Speaker 4: like ten years now, so that's certainly not new. What
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Speaker 4: have they done? You know? What? What have they done?
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Speaker 5: So?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm obsessed and possessed by Apple. I have an
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Speaker 4: Apple tattoo. But I just I don't, you know, I
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Speaker 4: don't get it. I really don't. I don't get it.
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Speaker 4: When did that company and why did that company stop innovating?
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Speaker 4: And everyone's like, well, what do you want them to release?
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Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm not a tech innovator. I'm not
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Speaker 4: a software engineer. You know. Why Why isn't Siri as
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Speaker 4: smart as chat GPT? They were supposed it was supposed
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Speaker 4: to be called Apple Intelligence, and they were supposed to merge,
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Speaker 4: and Apple was supposed to have its own AI. It
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Speaker 4: was supposed to be called Apple Intelligence. What have they
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Speaker 4: done instead preload chat GPT on the phones? Where is
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Speaker 4: their innovation? I wish Tim Cook would come on my
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Speaker 4: show so I could ask him, what have you innovated?
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Speaker 4: You've updated the iPhone eighteen times. Now they're gonna have
23:17
Speaker 4: the iPhone eighteen Why. I think most of us would
23:20
Speaker 4: be fine with them updating the iPhone every three to
23:23
Speaker 4: five years. I don't think there needs to be new
23:25
Speaker 4: iPhones every fucking year. But they do it just for capital.
23:29
Speaker 4: I mean, it's a trillion dollar company. It's obviously working,
23:33
Speaker 4: but it's just maddening. Oh, well, the new iPhone will
23:37
Speaker 4: do this, this or this, Well, why not just give
23:39
Speaker 4: me a software update for the old iPhone to do this, this,
23:43
Speaker 4: and this. They don't innovate. They exploit h But it's true.
23:52
Speaker 4: Apple never used to exploit its customers, and now that's
23:56
Speaker 4: what they do. They do not innovate. They haven't gotten
24:00
Speaker 4: a decent desktop computer out. I love my Mac Studio Pro.
24:04
Speaker 4: I love it. I do. I love it. It's a
24:05
Speaker 4: great computer. Is it an innovation? Now? Oh, they make
24:10
Speaker 4: them smaller or this, but that's not an innovation. I
24:13
Speaker 4: don't care if the computer's this big or this big.
24:15
Speaker 4: I don't care. I care what it does. The Mac
24:20
Speaker 4: Studio Pro is a great computer, but the Mac Mini
24:23
Speaker 4: is almost as powerful as half the price. They used
24:27
Speaker 4: to make a tower for users like me so we
24:30
Speaker 4: could put other hard drives inside of it. You can't
24:33
Speaker 4: even open any Mac computer anymore. You used to be
24:36
Speaker 4: able to open them, up put in different hard drives,
24:38
Speaker 4: put upgrade your memory yourself. You used to be able
24:41
Speaker 4: to do that. Now on the Max, you can't do that.
24:44
Speaker 4: You can't upgrade your own memory, you can't upgrade the
24:46
Speaker 4: hard drive. All they've done is exploit us. They don't
24:50
Speaker 4: innovate anymore, but none of them do. I mean, Windows
24:54
Speaker 4: hasn't changed ever. It's still the crappiest program around. PCs
25:01
Speaker 4: are still the crappiest computers in the world, and they've
25:04
Speaker 4: remained the crappiest, while Mac remains the best. But they
25:08
Speaker 4: haven't changed or innovated. Look at car companies. Car companies
25:14
Speaker 4: think they give you a new screen on the dash,
25:17
Speaker 4: and that's a huge innovation. No, how about you make
25:21
Speaker 4: it one hundred miles per gallon, Now that'd be an innovation.
25:25
Speaker 4: Make it fly, make it drive itself reliably. But just
25:30
Speaker 4: putting a larger monitor on this, you know, on the dashboard,
25:33
Speaker 4: that's not innovation. No one's really innovating right now. Even
25:39
Speaker 4: AI AI isn't even real. Oh it's real. AI is
25:44
Speaker 4: not real. I heard Neil deGrasse Tyson go on about this.
25:47
Speaker 4: AI isn't real. It's not thinking. It's not intelligent. It's
25:51
Speaker 4: truly not. It's just a big search engine, that's all
25:55
Speaker 4: it is. It goes out, it searches what you typed in,
25:58
Speaker 4: and then it gives you a paragraph for two paragraphs
26:02
Speaker 4: in a way that you'll understand it. It's not intelligent
26:04
Speaker 4: at all. It is artificial, but it's not intelligent. Might
26:10
Speaker 4: as well be called a Kartashian because it is artificial.
26:19
Speaker 4: It's just not intelligent. Although I guess the Kardashians aren't
26:24
Speaker 4: so stupid. They are much richer than I am. Dayton
26:29
Speaker 4: movie stars and living and mentioned, so they can't be
26:32
Speaker 4: that stupid. I'm just so tired of noting. You know,
26:35
Speaker 4: we did a show this week about how we live
26:38
Speaker 4: the way corporations want us to live. We don't necessarily
26:41
Speaker 4: live the best way. We just live the best way
26:45
Speaker 4: for corporations. And nowhere is that clearer than technology. There's
26:50
Speaker 4: just no innovation these days in technology. There's just not
26:55
Speaker 4: They're just rehashing technology we already have. Where's the new
27:01
Speaker 4: you know? Someone posted a trailer for the new Jetsons movie.
27:04
Speaker 4: They're doing a new live version Jetson's movie, and they're all,
27:08
Speaker 4: can you imagine if our future looked like this? And
27:11
Speaker 4: I posted, we watched the cartoon. We thought the future
27:15
Speaker 4: right now in the year two thousand would look like that.
27:19
Speaker 4: It doesn't. Look at the Jetsons and what they had,
27:23
Speaker 4: and you all watched them as a kid. I did too.
27:26
Speaker 4: Do we have flying cars? No? Do we have elevated
27:29
Speaker 4: cities nope? Do we have robuds around the house doing housework?
27:34
Speaker 4: Not yet? They're coming, but not yet. Do we have
27:37
Speaker 4: anything the Jetsons promised us anything at all? Do we
27:43
Speaker 4: have a thing that you go type in what you
27:45
Speaker 4: want to eat and it spits it out. Nope. We
27:49
Speaker 4: have none of the innovations of the Jetsons. And yet
27:55
Speaker 4: the show came out in like the sixties or the seventies,
27:58
Speaker 4: the cartoon, and we don't have any of it. In
28:01
Speaker 4: fifty years we have nothing. Do we have backpacks to
28:06
Speaker 4: fly around? Not commercially available. Do we have little individual
28:11
Speaker 4: pods that'll fly us from place to place? Yeah, they exist,
28:14
Speaker 4: we can't buy them. There's no innovation in this world.
28:20
Speaker 4: All there is now is rehash, resell, and exploit. Car
28:24
Speaker 4: manufacturers make the same car that they made fifty years ago.
28:29
Speaker 4: They just added some fancy electronics and that's it. Same car,
28:32
Speaker 4: same combustion engine, same rubber tires, same oil, same oil filters,
28:38
Speaker 4: same everything, same maintenance required. Cars have not come anywhere
28:44
Speaker 4: since nineteen oh one. Oh they look different and there's
28:48
Speaker 4: more electronics. But do they do the exact same thing
28:51
Speaker 4: those cars did? Yep? Do they still get flat tires? Yep?
28:55
Speaker 4: Do they fly?
28:55
Speaker 8: No?
28:56
Speaker 4: Do they prevent you from getting into an accident?
28:58
Speaker 6: No?
28:59
Speaker 4: If you get into an accident, do they keep you
29:01
Speaker 4: completely and totally safe, no matter what kind of accident
29:04
Speaker 4: you're in? Nope? Does some little protective bubble form around
29:09
Speaker 4: the passenger area if no. There's zero technology that has
29:15
Speaker 4: really advanced. And everyone's screaming about AI again. AI is artificial,
29:21
Speaker 4: but not intelligent. So where's the innovation? Oh but Apple's
29:27
Speaker 4: gonna give us a flip phone. Okay, I want the
29:33
Speaker 4: new Apple TV. But you can't even surf the web
29:36
Speaker 4: on an Apple TV. You know. You can't just type
29:39
Speaker 4: in a website and look at You have to mirror
29:41
Speaker 4: your device up onto the screen. It's again, what innovation
29:47
Speaker 4: is that? Does Apple TV keep track of the shows
29:51
Speaker 4: I want to watch and tell me when there's new ones?
29:53
Speaker 4: Not really, I mean it kind of does. In the
29:57
Speaker 4: Apple TV app it says continue watching. But no innovation
30:03
Speaker 4: at all, just none. There's just none.
30:08
Speaker 5: You know.
30:10
Speaker 4: We use our feet to move our cars at least.
30:12
Speaker 4: Oh that's the flintstones, that's not the Jetsons. And if
30:16
Speaker 4: you're poor, you use your feet. Your car runs out
30:20
Speaker 4: of gas, you use your feet to push the car
30:22
Speaker 4: out of traffic. Why are the tires that don't go flat?
30:28
Speaker 4: Where are the brake pads that never need replacing. Where's
30:32
Speaker 4: the electric cars that generate their own electricity from the sun,
30:36
Speaker 4: from the paint, you know, where are these things? Why
30:40
Speaker 4: don't we have them? Where's cars that can go through water?
30:45
Speaker 4: Since we seem to be flooded, did you see Chicago,
30:48
Speaker 4: Poor Chicago. Three tornadoes touchdown. There was a tornado downtown,
30:52
Speaker 4: there were tornadoes in the suburbs. There was one hundred
30:55
Speaker 4: and ten mile an hour winds, there was flooding. Oh,
30:57
Speaker 4: Chicago got hit yesterday, child hit. Just a shame, just
31:04
Speaker 4: a shame. All right. We will see in one minute,
31:08
Speaker 4: in thirty seconds, if my computer is going to betray me,
31:12
Speaker 4: or if it's going to go to a black screen,
31:14
Speaker 4: or if it's gonna work. We don't know. It's going
31:18
Speaker 4: to be a mystery to you and to me. And
31:20
Speaker 4: when we come back, we're gonna we should be in
31:22
Speaker 4: our our fourth or yeah, our fourth segment. Already we
31:25
Speaker 4: haven't even gotten to our third one. But when we
31:27
Speaker 4: come back, we will start talking about we're burning, burning
31:32
Speaker 4: up for your love, because we really are. When I
31:35
Speaker 4: show you this map, your your jaw is gonna you're
31:37
Speaker 4: gonna go whoa, because I bet most of you don't
31:41
Speaker 4: know exactly how many fires there are, where the smoke
31:45
Speaker 4: is going, if they're contained or not. And more importantly,
31:50
Speaker 4: this is the new normal. This is how it's going
31:53
Speaker 4: to be. Record heat, lots of fires. So what are
31:57
Speaker 4: we gonna do about it? Again? Talk about an area
32:01
Speaker 4: where there's no innovation, climate change, no innovation. Houses are
32:07
Speaker 4: built almost the exact same way now that they were
32:10
Speaker 4: built fifty years ago, same materials, not sustainable, not self
32:15
Speaker 4: contained with power, not no water, recycling on board on
32:20
Speaker 4: your house. Nothing. Houses and concrete. They lay the same
32:24
Speaker 4: concrete with the Roman streets. It's there's no innovation. Maybe
32:30
Speaker 4: con innovation cut into profits. All right, here we go,
32:38
Speaker 4: Let's see what happened.
32:39
Speaker 8: I'm spared, I'm afraid.
32:57
Speaker 4: Yeah to hey everyone, it's Correl.
33:03
Speaker 3: You know.
33:04
Speaker 4: Pride Month was rough this year. We had a lot
33:06
Speaker 4: of hate heaped upon us from Trump, from MAGA and
33:09
Speaker 4: from other governments around the world. And if you are
33:13
Speaker 4: a transperson you are really going through a particular type
33:16
Speaker 4: of hell right now. That's why when I was thinking
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33:40
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34:08
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Speaker 4: dot com forard Soshally Carol said, we have rumbus. That
34:16
Speaker 4: is the most useless piece of shit that exists on
34:19
Speaker 4: the planet today. Rumbas are useless. Don't buy one. They're dumb.
34:27
Speaker 4: They do not vacuum your whole house. They run into
34:30
Speaker 4: shit and then just get stuck, and they don't hold
34:34
Speaker 4: very much at all, and they don't get close to
34:37
Speaker 4: the edge. They don't get close to a round furniture.
34:40
Speaker 4: They know what nothing to do. If you have a
34:42
Speaker 4: completely empty room with zero furniture and round edges, then
34:48
Speaker 4: a roomba's for you. But if you're like most of us,
34:51
Speaker 4: with furniture and wires and pets and all that, aarumba
34:54
Speaker 4: is the most useless piece of crap on the planet.
34:59
Speaker 4: I do wish I had a robot, one of the
35:02
Speaker 4: first robuts. I've been watching a lot of BBC and
35:05
Speaker 4: they've been interviewing people in China about robots because China's
35:09
Speaker 4: leading the way, and one of the first robuts that
35:12
Speaker 4: they are going to release will be a house cleaning robot.
35:14
Speaker 4: That is, its whole job in life will be to
35:18
Speaker 4: clean your house. I would love a living robut that
35:21
Speaker 4: cleaned my house and also, you know, set out my stuff,
35:25
Speaker 4: got my toothbrush and everything, ready, got my breakfast, ready,
35:29
Speaker 4: a butler, a maid. I would love a robot that
35:32
Speaker 4: is a maid that cleans and cooks. You could just
35:37
Speaker 4: feed it recipes, let it go to town. I also
35:41
Speaker 4: wouldn't mind a robut that went grocery shopping. I know
35:43
Speaker 4: we have delivery and all that, but imagine if you
35:46
Speaker 4: could just send your robot to the store. All right,
35:49
Speaker 4: go get this. I need this, I need onions, I
35:51
Speaker 4: need whatever. Just I mean, that would be great. Why
35:54
Speaker 4: don't we have that already? Where is that innovation fit?
35:59
Speaker 4: I'm saying, you see what I mean? We were promised
36:03
Speaker 4: a future that was the bright, shining city on the hill. Yeah, no,
36:10
Speaker 4: most of us can't even afford to keep our lights on.
36:13
Speaker 4: What about that? Where's the innovation and energy? Where's my
36:17
Speaker 4: forever bad reef? They can put small nuclear or radioactive
36:22
Speaker 4: particles in bad wreaths and make bad reads that last
36:26
Speaker 4: one hundred years. They can do that. There's a Chinese
36:29
Speaker 4: company already doing it. Where is my cell phone that
36:33
Speaker 4: never needs to be charged? We have the technology, where
36:37
Speaker 4: is it? Corporations are going to milk all they can
36:44
Speaker 4: out of old technology until they absolutely have to offer
36:49
Speaker 4: you something else. There's so many devices nowadays that are
36:55
Speaker 4: dumb that should be so much smarter. Why do I
36:59
Speaker 4: have to tell a micro wave what I'm putting in it?
37:01
Speaker 4: Why there's cameras, there's sensors, there's all kinds, there's AI.
37:07
Speaker 4: Why isn't there a camera in the microwave that looks
37:10
Speaker 4: at what you put in? It knows what it is,
37:12
Speaker 4: sets the proper cooking time. How hard could that be?
37:16
Speaker 4: My Brava oven has a camera in it. It doesn't
37:20
Speaker 4: look at the food and tell me how. But if
37:22
Speaker 4: you really want to impress me with AI, make a
37:25
Speaker 4: microwave where I put the food in. I put a
37:27
Speaker 4: potato in. It looks, knows that the potato sets, weighs,
37:31
Speaker 4: it has a little scale inside, and cooks it perfectly.
37:36
Speaker 4: You won't impress me do that the same as a
37:39
Speaker 4: regular oven. You put a turkey in the oven waves
37:43
Speaker 4: the turkey sets the time. Where's that practical technology that
37:53
Speaker 4: we could use? Where is it? It's in the corporate safe,
37:58
Speaker 4: it's locked up, It's you know, nowhere to be found. Yeah,
38:04
Speaker 4: if you want to give your dog a heart attack,
38:06
Speaker 4: get a rumba. Amber would not be amused at a rumba.
38:09
Speaker 4: She wouldn't. I've seen pets ride them or whatever. They're useless.
38:13
Speaker 4: From the moment I saw one, I said, it's container
38:15
Speaker 4: to hold things. It's like this big even on the
38:19
Speaker 4: biggest roomba, the container to hold the dirt. Now, I
38:22
Speaker 4: don't know about you, but I got a dog so
38:25
Speaker 4: that it's going to fill up. Does it empty itself?
38:28
Speaker 4: Does it go back to its little thing, empty itself
38:31
Speaker 4: and then go back out? I don't know. I don't
38:33
Speaker 4: have one. Do rumba self empty? Anybody? Does anybody have
38:37
Speaker 4: a roomba? Do they self empty? Do they go back
38:40
Speaker 4: to their little you know, port, throw out what they've
38:44
Speaker 4: collected and then because if they don't, why don't they? Oh,
38:50
Speaker 4: we have artificial intelligence that will sequence DNA right down
38:54
Speaker 4: to the final sequence, But we can't make a rumba
38:56
Speaker 4: that empties itself and then goes back out. See what
39:01
Speaker 4: I'm saying? You know, R two D two? Where's my
39:07
Speaker 4: R two D two? I wanted one? Since nineteen seventy seven,
39:10
Speaker 4: Little roebut follow me around, tell me things, show me movies.
39:14
Speaker 4: Where's my R two D two? Where is he? I
39:17
Speaker 4: want him? Where's my C three po? A domestic role,
39:21
Speaker 4: but translate for me? You know, because that's what C
39:24
Speaker 4: three PO was. A translator translate for me, help me cook,
39:28
Speaker 4: help me clean? Where where's that? Where's C three PO?
39:30
Speaker 4: I have a mask up here of C three po?
39:32
Speaker 4: But where is my C three po? You know, we
39:36
Speaker 4: talk a good talk when it comes to technology. Oh
39:39
Speaker 4: the future is now. We are leading the way, really really,
39:46
Speaker 4: you know how I know we're not leading the way
39:48
Speaker 4: in anything. Two factor authentication the bane of my existence.
39:56
Speaker 4: Every website you go to you have to log in to.
40:01
Speaker 4: You log in and then it says, oh, we've sent
40:03
Speaker 4: you an email or a text with the code please enter.
40:06
Speaker 4: That technology is so stupid. It can't even verify that
40:11
Speaker 4: you are who you are on the first try. Yep.
40:16
Speaker 4: Technology is so stupid. It can't keep your information safe.
40:22
Speaker 4: Where's the technology to where all I have to do?
40:25
Speaker 4: Is use my finger to get into every website that
40:27
Speaker 4: was supposed to be? What Apple did? I have a
40:29
Speaker 4: fingerprint sensor on my MacBook Pro. Why can't every time
40:33
Speaker 4: anything asks for a password just hit it. My iPad's
40:36
Speaker 4: pretty good at that. It does face recognition for a
40:38
Speaker 4: lot of the apps, like my banking app and stuff
40:40
Speaker 4: like that. But that's how it should be. But then
40:45
Speaker 4: you go to China or you go to Japan and
40:48
Speaker 4: see how they're living. They got the technology, you know.
40:53
Speaker 4: In Kyoto, Japan, I saw a whole feature on a
40:57
Speaker 4: hospital that's so high tech, and one of the things
41:00
Speaker 4: I loved is they have a standing MRI standing And
41:05
Speaker 4: the thing that goes to the MRI thing is about this,
41:08
Speaker 4: why so you're never enclosed in a tube? It just
41:12
Speaker 4: goes over me. Why don't we have that here? Where
41:15
Speaker 4: have my standing?
41:16
Speaker 5: Mr?
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Speaker 4: I want? I want to be an improve I'm on.
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Speaker 5: What are doing?
41:27
Speaker 4: Who are we? Where are we?
41:31
Speaker 6: It's broadcasting from a completely different point of view. Yours
41:37
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41:48
Speaker 6: You're listening to the Correll cast driving you home or
41:53
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Speaker 7: Your listen daily to.
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42:19
Speaker 4: Stream I Dance because on all services, the song is
42:22
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42:26
Speaker 4: very touching to me. I cried the first time. I
42:28
Speaker 4: want to cry all the time, but I cried the
42:30
Speaker 4: first time I saw it. We all have somebody, whether
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42:35
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42:48
Speaker 4: Someone in the chat room mentioned China's building their data
42:51
Speaker 4: centers underwater. That's a really bad idea, just a bad idea.
42:56
Speaker 4: And you're like, why, Corel, Well, let me tell you.
42:59
Speaker 4: Take big swimming pool, okay, then place a bunch of
43:05
Speaker 4: rocks in the bottom that are I don't know, three
43:08
Speaker 4: hundred degrees and just set them on the bottom of
43:11
Speaker 4: the pool and keep them at three hundred degrees. Don't
43:15
Speaker 4: they don't cool down, they stay three hundred degrees. What's
43:19
Speaker 4: gonna happen. The pool is going to heat up and boil.
43:24
Speaker 4: That's what's gonna happen. So if you fill the ocean
43:28
Speaker 4: with these heat generating data centers that throw hot water
43:32
Speaker 4: back out into the ocean. What's gonna happen over time?
43:36
Speaker 4: The ocean's going to heat up, and we don't need that.
43:39
Speaker 4: It will destroy ecosystems. No, no, if you can't keep
43:45
Speaker 4: a data center cool some other way than billions of
43:48
Speaker 4: gallons of water, don't build them. Don't build them until
43:51
Speaker 4: your technology doesn't require all that heat. Build them in mountains.
43:58
Speaker 4: Have we thought about that. Don't put them underwater. Put
44:01
Speaker 4: them underground. It's cool inside a mountain. You ever been
44:06
Speaker 4: into a mine, You go really deep inside of mine,
44:09
Speaker 4: it gets cold, surrounded by all this rock. That's cold.
44:16
Speaker 4: I mean, there are ways to keep data centers cool
44:18
Speaker 4: without water. They just they don't do it. It ain't
44:21
Speaker 4: cheap enough. Water is cheap, but it ain't worth it.
44:26
Speaker 4: I say, stop all AI until they can figure out
44:29
Speaker 4: how to make the data centers cooler without water, Until
44:34
Speaker 4: they can build a data center that needs zero water.
44:36
Speaker 4: And if you made that, if the President of the
44:39
Speaker 4: United States signed an order that said no data centers,
44:42
Speaker 4: or if the world, if the UN agreed no data
44:46
Speaker 4: centers until you can keep them cool without water, guess
44:51
Speaker 4: what corporations would find a way because they want that money.
44:57
Speaker 4: Put them in space, although there's way too much junk
45:00
Speaker 4: circling our planet as it is. But you can tether
45:04
Speaker 4: them to planet Earth. You can, by the way, there
45:07
Speaker 4: are ways to do it. Bucket tubes. You can tether
45:10
Speaker 4: it to planet Earth and send it ten miles up
45:14
Speaker 4: in the air, twenty miles, whatever you want. It's freezing
45:17
Speaker 4: in space, no water required. Build a giant platform in space.
45:23
Speaker 4: Build them on the Moon. It's icy cold on the Moon,
45:28
Speaker 4: and you're not going to heat up all of space.
45:33
Speaker 4: Build them on the moon. But no, nope, nope. If
45:39
Speaker 4: they can make star wars, why can't they make all
45:43
Speaker 4: this that? Don't they can? I just don't think there's
45:45
Speaker 4: money in it, you know. I agree. Trump's new name
45:48
Speaker 4: should be chicken little and inside a That's his legacy.
45:54
Speaker 4: His legacy is hiding in a catering cart. That's his legacy,
45:59
Speaker 4: because that's what he does. He hides behind his cabinet,
46:02
Speaker 4: he hides behind all kinds of things. He hides behind
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Speaker 4: hateful rhetoric. He hides. He that man hides. So it's
46:08
Speaker 4: all he does is hide. He hides from the truth.
46:11
Speaker 4: He hides from everything and then falls off to sleep.
46:15
Speaker 4: There's some new woman standing next to him in the
46:17
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Speaker 4: I know that. I called Mitch McConnell, Lindsey Graham and
46:23
Speaker 4: Lindsay Graham Mitch McConney yesterday. I get them confused. I
46:27
Speaker 4: always have, I really have. I for some reason, when
46:31
Speaker 4: I think of Mitch McConnell, I also think of Lindsey Graham.
46:34
Speaker 4: I don't know why. I just do. And I'm sorry
46:39
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46:41
Speaker 4: You're thinking about Mitch McConnell. Yes, yes, I was. Who
46:45
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Speaker 7: Oh?
46:47
Speaker 4: Allegedly he called Scott Jennings again. I guess there're BFFs.
46:52
Speaker 4: I guess he called so he can so. Andy Basheer,
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Speaker 4: the governor of the state that this guy is a
46:57
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47:02
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47:06
Speaker 4: make a phone call, is it to Andy Basheer. No,
47:11
Speaker 4: it's the Scott fucking Jennings. Do you believe that for
47:15
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47:18
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47:26
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47:36
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47:39
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49:03
Speaker 4: you something. Take a look at this. This is a
49:07
Speaker 4: map as of last night as to where all the
49:10
Speaker 4: fires are on the West coast. Look at that. Every
49:14
Speaker 4: one of those red dots is a fire. Oh Lord
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Speaker 4: Jesus was a fire. I know one got time for that.
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Speaker 4: Ninety four. As of this morning, ninety four fires are burning,
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Speaker 4: most of them uncontained. Ninety four. Look at that map.
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Speaker 4: Look here's the ones right here. Can you see my cursor.
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Speaker 4: I don't know if you can see it. You can't
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Speaker 4: see my cursor. But I'm circling the ones that are
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Speaker 4: down here in Las by Reno. There's there's ones down
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Speaker 4: by here, by Las Vegas. There's some over on the coast.
49:52
Speaker 4: There's many in Washington State, many in Oregon. There's many
49:58
Speaker 4: in Idaho, there's many in Utah, there's many in Colorado.
50:04
Speaker 4: And look at all that smoke. You see those clouds
50:07
Speaker 4: there that those aren't clouds. That's smoke, and that smoke
50:11
Speaker 4: is covering like five states. Look at that ninety four fires.
50:17
Speaker 4: If you want to take a look at them live,
50:20
Speaker 4: go to zoom zom dot Earth. Okay, zoom zom dot Earth.
50:30
Speaker 4: It's free. Okay, it's free. So go to zoom dot
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Speaker 4: Earth and you and then click on the fire mode
50:38
Speaker 4: and it'll you know, there we go. By the way.
50:41
Speaker 4: I can't stop this now, I can't. I cannot stop
50:44
Speaker 4: the fire ship map. Oh there we go. Okay, So
50:48
Speaker 4: go to zoom dot Earth and you can look at
50:50
Speaker 4: all the fires and there's a lot. There's ninety four.
50:55
Speaker 4: So I got to tell you, I don't when I
51:02
Speaker 4: watch the show Extrapolations on Apple TV, and they said
51:06
Speaker 4: that by twenty thirty seven, most cities will be orange
51:11
Speaker 4: like all the time, and that most humans will have
51:15
Speaker 4: to wear some sort of breathing apparatus because the air
51:18
Speaker 4: will just be so filled with smoke all the time. Now,
51:22
Speaker 4: that show Extrapolations was done executive produced by the people
51:26
Speaker 4: who did An Inconvenient Truth for Al Gore. So even
51:30
Speaker 4: though it's fiction, meaning it's a dramatization of events, the
51:35
Speaker 4: events are rooted In fact, we are in twenty twenty six,
51:39
Speaker 4: almost twenty twenty seven. Can you believe that twenty thirty
51:42
Speaker 4: is just thirty six months away? Well, plus what are
51:45
Speaker 4: we in the eighth month? So forty twenty thirty is
51:50
Speaker 4: forty months away. Forty months in twenty thirty, if we
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Speaker 4: haven't reduced carbon emissions enough to keep it down to
51:58
Speaker 4: even two point zero of a change, the devastation is
52:03
Speaker 4: going to just exponentially increase. And that's in forty months.
52:09
Speaker 4: Do you think any of the world leaders, not just
52:11
Speaker 4: Donald Trump, do you think any of the world leaders
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Speaker 4: are going to do what they need to do for
52:16
Speaker 4: climate change? No, they're not. Why corporations don't want them to.
52:22
Speaker 4: So until corporations decide that we're going to take this seriously,
52:26
Speaker 4: we're just not. Okay. So forty months twenty thirty is
52:33
Speaker 4: forty months away. That's it. Forty months twenty thirty, thirty
52:39
Speaker 4: years into the new millennium, three decades into the new millennium,
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Speaker 4: and we're still doing shit like the old one. See
52:48
Speaker 4: this is what I'm talking about. This is a theme.
52:52
Speaker 4: In forty months, it will be twenty thirty. We will
52:55
Speaker 4: be three decades into the two thousands into the twenty
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Speaker 4: first century. And what have we got to show for it?
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Speaker 4: More climate change, more fires, no solutions, no technology. In fact,
53:11
Speaker 4: technology that's making it worse. It's twenty twenty six. There
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Speaker 4: are ninety four uncontrolled fires. It was the hottest year
53:19
Speaker 4: on record for the United States. Every year here on
53:22
Speaker 4: out is going to be the hottest year on record.
53:25
Speaker 4: Chicago has been beaten with three tornadoes yesterday, one hundred
53:29
Speaker 4: and fifty this year alone in Illinois. No new technology,
53:37
Speaker 4: no new solutions. Twenty twenty six. We are a quarter
53:41
Speaker 4: of a century into this century. There's only three quarters
53:47
Speaker 4: of the twenty first century left. We are already one
53:52
Speaker 4: quarter through this century. And what have we got to
53:56
Speaker 4: show for it? Whoa grinder? U? Instagram? YouTube? Yes, ways
54:08
Speaker 4: to plicate you into subservience. Yeah, corporations have done a
54:15
Speaker 4: great job of introducing technology to keep you distracted. Instagram, Facebook, Facebook,
54:22
Speaker 4: which has to pay out another billion dollars. Oh, I
54:25
Speaker 4: didn't even talk about the I want to talk about fires.
54:28
Speaker 4: What we can do to prevent them? Well, what can
54:29
Speaker 4: we do? Nothing? There's nothing. We are at the mercy
54:33
Speaker 4: of fires. There's nothing we can do. We're not building
54:36
Speaker 4: to sustain them or to avoid them. We're not moving
54:40
Speaker 4: cities away from where they won't get burned. We are
54:43
Speaker 4: not changing the climate in any way, shape or form.
54:45
Speaker 4: We're not doing anything. We're at the mercy of the fires,
54:48
Speaker 4: just like we're at the mercy of floods. We are
54:50
Speaker 4: at the mercy of the weather. Twenty twenty six, forty
54:53
Speaker 4: months away from twenty thirty one, quarter through the new century,
54:58
Speaker 4: and weather is still the number one thing killing us.
55:03
Speaker 4: I don't what do you say about that? Ten thousand
55:08
Speaker 4: people dead in Germany? Why it got hot? I'm not
55:12
Speaker 4: making that up. Ten thoughts right here in Las Vegas,
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Speaker 4: three hundred and fifty dead in the last month. Why
55:19
Speaker 4: it got hot? Do you see how in twenty twenty
55:24
Speaker 4: six that doesn't make sense? Well, why aren't you living
55:29
Speaker 4: in cooled environments? Why aren't your cities domed? Why isn't
55:33
Speaker 4: the Las Vegas Strip domed? Why aren't neighborhoods domed whole
55:36
Speaker 4: neighborhoods to climate control them? Why are you just putting
55:41
Speaker 4: yourself at the mercy if you live in places that floods,
55:44
Speaker 4: Why aren't you building elevated cities so the floods will
55:47
Speaker 4: go right underneath? What's wrong with you? That's what the
55:52
Speaker 4: future is going to look back and ask about us.
55:54
Speaker 4: What was wrong with them? How terminally stupid were they?
56:00
Speaker 4: Really think about the future generations looking back at us
56:03
Speaker 4: and going, you mean a flood killed all those people?
56:06
Speaker 4: You mean when it got hot? All those people died?
56:08
Speaker 4: Why didn't they know it was going to get hot? Well? Yes, well,
56:11
Speaker 4: then what's the problem. We know that every year from
56:16
Speaker 4: now on on record is going to be the hottest
56:19
Speaker 4: year ever. We know that. So what are we doing
56:23
Speaker 4: for next summer? Already to make sure that ten thousand
56:26
Speaker 4: people don't die in Germany? What are we doing for
56:29
Speaker 4: next summer when we know it's going to be more
56:31
Speaker 4: than one hundred and twenty degrees here in Las Vegas
56:33
Speaker 4: for days on end, What are we doing? Nothing? We're
56:40
Speaker 4: not doing a thing. What are we doing about fires?
56:45
Speaker 4: Ninety four fires burning uncontrolled, billions of dollars of property lost,
56:50
Speaker 4: lives being lost. What are we going to do to
56:52
Speaker 4: prevent them or to deal with them and to mitigate
56:55
Speaker 4: their damage? Nothing? Right down, everywhere, go around your city.
57:03
Speaker 4: They are building houses and housing tracks. Are Are they
57:07
Speaker 4: fire resistant?
57:07
Speaker 6: No?
57:08
Speaker 4: Are they flood resistant?
57:09
Speaker 5: No?
57:10
Speaker 4: Do they generate their own power?
57:11
Speaker 6: No?
57:11
Speaker 4: Do they recycle their own water?
57:13
Speaker 6: No?
57:13
Speaker 4: Do they have thermal you know heat? What is it?
57:17
Speaker 4: The thermal pumps, the geopumps, heat pumps? No, what are
57:21
Speaker 4: this called? They go in the ground there they generate energy.
57:24
Speaker 4: There is It's not a heat pump. It's called something else,
57:28
Speaker 4: thermo something. Are we using that now? Building wind farms?
57:33
Speaker 6: No?
57:34
Speaker 4: Using the currents now? Are we desalinating? Desalinating water at
57:39
Speaker 4: record paces so the West doesn't go thirsteep?
57:42
Speaker 6: No?
57:43
Speaker 4: What are we doing hoping for a snowstorm? Are we
57:46
Speaker 4: seating the clouds? No? Okay, Colorado rivers drying up? Doing
57:52
Speaker 4: anything to replenish it?
57:53
Speaker 1: No?
57:54
Speaker 4: Building an awkwardfer to the Great Lakes? No, you know,
57:59
Speaker 4: building decellingization plants from Mexico all the way to Canada. No,
58:05
Speaker 4: well then, what are you doing? Well, we're what are
58:11
Speaker 4: we doing? What are we doing as a society right now,
58:16
Speaker 4: as we are distracted by Donald Trump? What are we doing? Actually?
58:20
Speaker 4: Are we making sure our food supply is uninterrupted because
58:26
Speaker 4: of the heat, As the crops fail in the UK,
58:29
Speaker 4: as the crops are failing in the Ukraine, as crops
58:33
Speaker 4: are failing in the United States because of the weather
58:36
Speaker 4: and the flooding and the heat and the fires. What
58:39
Speaker 4: are we doing to make sure we continue to have
58:41
Speaker 4: food readily available? Nothing? Are you building vertical gardens that
58:48
Speaker 4: do hydroponics now in your cities? Are you building buildings
58:51
Speaker 4: that also incorporate greenery, some of which could be food?
58:55
Speaker 6: No?
58:57
Speaker 4: Why not? Do you want to die? And that's the answer,
59:01
Speaker 4: isn't it? The rich just want us to die. We're
59:05
Speaker 4: a burden to the rich. We serve no purpose to
59:07
Speaker 4: them once we've lost our ability to consume, and we are.
59:11
Speaker 4: We're all losing our ability to consume because we don't
59:14
Speaker 4: have any money, you know, and AI is just going
59:17
Speaker 4: to make less money and less money. So the rich
59:20
Speaker 4: won't care about us then, because we're not putting money
59:22
Speaker 4: in their pockets. So let us die. Let us die
59:25
Speaker 4: of heat. They're not, They're sitting in fully air conditioned,
59:28
Speaker 4: fully climate controlled enclaves. I wouldn't be survived or surprised
59:34
Speaker 4: if the rich don't start putting domes over the very
59:37
Speaker 4: rich areas like here in Mouths, Vegas. I wouldn't be
59:41
Speaker 4: surprised one day if they domed Summerlin, not the rest
59:44
Speaker 4: of the city, but we must protect the rich, and
59:48
Speaker 4: to live under that dome would be a million dollars plus.
59:52
Speaker 4: You can't afford that, no, well, then live out there
59:54
Speaker 4: in the heat. I've seen these movies where the utopian society,
1:00:00
Speaker 4: the domed utopian society is great, but if you can't
1:00:04
Speaker 4: afford it, then you live out on the outlands where
1:00:07
Speaker 4: it's thousands of degrees and where food and water is scarce.
1:00:11
Speaker 4: Haven't you seen these movies? I've seen them. Logan's Run
1:00:16
Speaker 4: wasn't that one of Remember if you turn thirty, you
1:00:19
Speaker 4: had to go run outside the dome, which killed you.
1:00:22
Speaker 4: Fair Fawcet was in the movie. Remember, we're just we're
1:00:27
Speaker 4: not doing enough. But we're not we're really not doing anything.
1:00:33
Speaker 4: These fires every year, they're getting worse and worse and worse.
1:00:38
Speaker 4: It's orange in Las Vegas right now, it's orange and
1:00:41
Speaker 4: Arizona right now, it's orange all over Nevada and Idaho,
1:00:45
Speaker 4: and you know Oregon and Washington State. It's orange from smoke.
1:00:50
Speaker 4: And we know that the smoke from fires causes dementia.
1:00:53
Speaker 4: We know that it's been proven. We know that it
1:00:56
Speaker 4: causes respiratory illnesses and lung cancer. We know that, so
1:01:00
Speaker 4: I'm out there this morning at the park exercising with
1:01:03
Speaker 4: Ember and possibly putting my health at risk because I
1:01:06
Speaker 4: have to breathe the outside air. What are we doing
1:01:10
Speaker 4: to protect our residents? Nothing? And why we will scream
1:01:14
Speaker 4: the money? We don't have the money. It takes too
1:01:16
Speaker 4: much money. Well, somebody has the money. Warren Buffett has
1:01:19
Speaker 4: the money, Elon Musk has the money, Jeff Bezos has
1:01:23
Speaker 4: the money. So we have the money, we just don't
1:01:29
Speaker 4: have it. They have the money, we don't. So we
1:01:34
Speaker 4: get to die. And I don't think you all understand
1:01:38
Speaker 4: the absurdity of what I'm saying. Ten thousand people in
1:01:41
Speaker 4: Germany died why it got hot? That just seems in
1:01:48
Speaker 4: twenty twenty six, forty months away from twenty thirty, the
1:01:51
Speaker 4: deadline for everything. By the way, twenty thirty is what
1:01:56
Speaker 4: all client climate scientists say. If we haven't reached the
1:02:00
Speaker 4: goals by then, were fucked. Twenty thirty forty months. How
1:02:07
Speaker 4: many of you think in forty months we have will
1:02:09
Speaker 4: have reduced our dependency on fossil fuel at least fifty percent,
1:02:15
Speaker 4: because that's what it's going to take. How many of
1:02:17
Speaker 4: you think that in forty months we will be using
1:02:21
Speaker 4: fifty percent less crude oil. How many I see, no hands,
1:02:27
Speaker 4: None of you believe it because you know we're not
1:02:31
Speaker 4: going to be Why because they like the billions of
1:02:35
Speaker 4: dollars a year that they make on that crude oil. Wow,
1:02:42
Speaker 4: our a little Debbie downer today. I mean, really, that's
1:02:45
Speaker 4: kind of depressing when you when I didn't really think
1:02:47
Speaker 4: before the show about forty months that that twenty thirty.
1:02:51
Speaker 4: You know, I don't know how many days Alexa, how
1:02:56
Speaker 4: many days until January first, twenty thirty. It's a Tuesday,
1:03:03
Speaker 4: one thousand, one thousand, two hundred and thirty eight days.
1:03:08
Speaker 4: That's it until twenty thirty, until we are almost one
1:03:12
Speaker 4: third through this century, one thousand, two hundred plus days.
1:03:16
Speaker 4: How many of you think that in those twelve hundred
1:03:19
Speaker 4: days we're going to make the changes we need to
1:03:21
Speaker 4: greet the future. We're not. We're just we're not.
1:03:27
Speaker 5: God.
1:03:29
Speaker 4: I'll be sixty almost, I'll be sixty eight.
1:03:33
Speaker 5: Oh lord, now I won't get older.
1:03:48
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1:04:43
Speaker 4: pet peeve of mine, HANNIBALTI I have known for almost
1:04:46
Speaker 4: forty years, and she should know that Monday through Thursday,
1:04:49
Speaker 4: from ten to eleven, I do a radio show. And
1:04:51
Speaker 4: yet twenty minutes ago she called. I can't stand friends
1:04:57
Speaker 4: that know that I do a podcast and know or
1:05:01
Speaker 4: should know after all these years that I do at
1:05:03
Speaker 4: ten am that still try to fucking call me or
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Speaker 4: to me whenever. But they're not live on air. They're
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Speaker 4: sitting at a desk, you know. Used to happen during
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1:05:27
Speaker 4: some of my friends would just forget that I'm on
1:05:29
Speaker 4: the air and just call me. Oh I forgot. I'm sorry.
1:05:32
Speaker 4: I've been doing it for thirty fucking years. Oh lord,
1:05:38
Speaker 4: pet peeve. That's a pet peeve. I have a lot
1:05:41
Speaker 4: of pet peeves, but I have a big pet peeve.
1:05:43
Speaker 4: If you know me, if you are a friend and
1:05:46
Speaker 4: you know me, don't fucking call me between ten and
1:05:50
Speaker 4: eleven unless somebody has died, and then it better be
1:05:54
Speaker 4: like Donald Trump or someone you know close to me,
1:05:57
Speaker 4: either someone that I would be very happy to hear
1:05:59
Speaker 4: the news, or someone very very close to me. Otherwise,
1:06:04
Speaker 4: wait one fucking hour to call or text me. Oh,
1:06:09
Speaker 4: I forgot. You don't know how many times I hear
1:06:11
Speaker 4: from people that have known me for decades. I forgot.
1:06:16
Speaker 4: It makes you feel it makes you feel unimportant to them.
1:06:22
Speaker 4: It makes you feel like you're that like they don't
1:06:24
Speaker 4: pay attention to your life, that they're so self absorbed
1:06:29
Speaker 4: that they just don't think about you or what you
1:06:32
Speaker 4: might be doing. They just think they need to call
1:06:34
Speaker 4: you self absorption. That's you know. I wonder if that's
1:06:39
Speaker 4: going to change by twenty thirty. I mentioned there's a
1:06:44
Speaker 4: story right now that should be getting a shit ton
1:06:48
Speaker 4: of attention, but it's not. Facebook Meta was sued along
1:06:54
Speaker 4: with several other social media companies because the States at
1:06:59
Speaker 4: turn these generals and others said that they purposely built
1:07:05
Speaker 4: an addictive platform that was purposely addictive. They programmed the
1:07:12
Speaker 4: algorithm to purposely addict you, and they programmed it to
1:07:20
Speaker 4: trigger your dopamine response in the brain, just like food,
1:07:24
Speaker 4: so you would keep coming back. On purpose, they built
1:07:29
Speaker 4: a platform, and they made sure that the platform was addictive,
1:07:34
Speaker 4: and that the algorithm serviced the the dopamine in your
1:07:41
Speaker 4: brain to keep you coming back. Well, guess what. They
1:07:45
Speaker 4: proved it. They proved it, and Facebook had to give money. Well,
1:07:49
Speaker 4: now another judge said, no, you didn't give enough. So
1:07:52
Speaker 4: now they're giving another billion dollars back to the States
1:07:56
Speaker 4: and to you if you're in part of the class action.
1:07:58
Speaker 4: I was. I got three hundred dollars from Meta. But
1:08:02
Speaker 4: let's look at the bigger implications of that. We know, okay,
1:08:09
Speaker 4: we know that social media is addictive. We know that
1:08:15
Speaker 4: it is bad for us and for children especially and teenagers.
1:08:20
Speaker 4: We know that the algorithm is bad for us, that
1:08:24
Speaker 4: it causes depression, that it increases isolation. They proved all this.
1:08:29
Speaker 4: They prove people that use social media are more socially isolated.
1:08:33
Speaker 4: They proved it. They proved the depression, the hatred, the anger,
1:08:40
Speaker 4: the suicides that have happened. They proved it to the
1:08:44
Speaker 4: tunes of billions of dollars in a settlement. They proved
1:08:48
Speaker 4: that social media is designed by design to be addictive,
1:08:54
Speaker 4: and that the platforms don't care if you get depressed
1:08:59
Speaker 4: by it, if you commit suicide over it, or any
1:09:04
Speaker 4: of that, they don't care. They proved that in a
1:09:08
Speaker 4: court of law, and Zuckerberg settled. So if all of
1:09:15
Speaker 4: that is true, and it's been proven that it is,
1:09:18
Speaker 4: then why are they even allowed to exist? Why can
1:09:21
Speaker 4: they pay their way out of it? Why wasn't the
1:09:24
Speaker 4: ultimate conclusion of the judge. If any other business was
1:09:29
Speaker 4: had the findings against it that social media has, that
1:09:34
Speaker 4: business would be shut down. But we don't. We don't.
1:09:39
Speaker 4: It's like the Catholic Church. If any other organization had
1:09:44
Speaker 4: as many rapists employed by it, as well as as
1:09:49
Speaker 4: many cover ups committed by it, that organization would be
1:09:53
Speaker 4: put out of business. It would not be allowed to
1:09:55
Speaker 4: have offices all across the country. It certainly wouldn't be
1:09:58
Speaker 4: given tax exempt status. And yet Catholic Church tax exempt,
1:10:04
Speaker 4: still molesting boys, still hiding the priests that do it,
1:10:08
Speaker 4: and don't tell me they're not, because they are. We
1:10:13
Speaker 4: allow all this toxic stuff that harms us to be
1:10:17
Speaker 4: in our society because billionaires want it and because it's
1:10:22
Speaker 4: a distraction for you. Religion is a big distraction for you.
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Speaker 4: It's an opiate for the masses. Social media is the
1:10:29
Speaker 4: same thing. Corporations benefit by your social media addiction. They
1:10:35
Speaker 4: benefit by it, They make money from it. So why
1:10:39
Speaker 4: do they care. Just like opioids, they could have ended
1:10:42
Speaker 4: the opioid addiction a long time ago. Happy rats don't medicate.
1:10:46
Speaker 4: I've said that a thousand times. The study bears me out.
1:10:50
Speaker 4: If rats are happy, they don't o d If rats
1:10:53
Speaker 4: are unhappy, they od study proved it same with humans.
1:10:58
Speaker 4: And you haven't heard about any of the addictions nowadays,
1:11:00
Speaker 4: have you? Remember everything was about the opiate crisis. There
1:11:03
Speaker 4: were movies being made and everything with opiate crisis, opiate.
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Speaker 4: Do you think it's over? Do you think it's done?
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Speaker 4: Do you think no one is out there taking opiates
1:11:13
Speaker 4: right now? No, it's in full swing. Fentanyl is killing
1:11:17
Speaker 4: people every single day. They're just not getting as many
1:11:21
Speaker 4: pills now. They're doing fentanyl out from the streets. They're
1:11:24
Speaker 4: not taking oxy. But people are still addicted. The addicts
1:11:30
Speaker 4: are still there, the market's still there, but you don't
1:11:32
Speaker 4: hear about it anymore. Remember all the states were suing Perdue,
1:11:37
Speaker 4: and they were suing that family and all of that. Yeah,
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Speaker 4: and what happened from that? Nothing? We're still a nation
1:11:44
Speaker 4: of addicts. See what I mean?
1:11:48
Speaker 7: Why?
1:11:48
Speaker 4: Because it benefits people. People make money off of your addictions,
1:11:51
Speaker 4: off your opiate addiction, your tobacco addiction, your food addiction.
1:11:55
Speaker 4: Now they're making money off of the drug to break
1:11:58
Speaker 4: your food addiction. Are getting you addicted to a drug
1:12:02
Speaker 4: to break the addiction of the other drug, even bad something.
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Speaker 4: All right, we made it a computer. Let us make
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Speaker 4: it through the check. Thank you all so much for that.
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Speaker 4: I am Correl, be who you want to be if
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Speaker 4: I'm gon hunt your body. Thanks still in the statroom
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Speaker 4: at YouTube dot com. Forward sat ready, Carrel, don't forget
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Speaker 4: the lib drug follow and do all that.
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Speaker 5: We'll direct tomorrow with.
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Speaker 4: Scott Jacobs done, who is in Ukraine, and we'll be
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Speaker 4: doing this day week. That will be tomorrow well and
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Speaker 4: other things.
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