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Don Lemon Targeted, Nicki Minaj Melts Down & MAGA Shows Its Hand | Karel Cast 26-06 · The Karel Show

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Speaker 3: The Department of Justice is going after a Black Day
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Speaker 3: journalist under a KKK law. Meanwhile, Donald in Davos is
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Speaker 3: single handedly trying to destroy our economy. Happy Tuesday, Oh god, no,
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Speaker 3: Although I do only know if we can say that.
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Speaker 3: First of all, I'm a lie. I'm a little tiny
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Speaker 3: bit late. I'm three minute and it's late. Why Because
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Speaker 3: I'm depressed. And when I am depressed, I bake. And
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Speaker 3: my niece Heather, sent some delicious homemade raspberry jam for Christmas,
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Speaker 3: so I needed biscuits. So I made the best fluffiest
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Speaker 3: tea biscuits with elderflower liqueur, Oh my god, and dried cherries,
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Speaker 3: and I put homemade raspberry jam on top, and I
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Speaker 3: had a hot cocoa and I sat sipping, saying, boy,
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Speaker 3: these days are numbered because Donald Trump is going to
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Speaker 3: destroy us now. The only person that I heard of
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Speaker 3: any interest this morning from Davos was Gavin Newsom and
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Speaker 3: I wish I had the clip to play for you,
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Speaker 3: but American media is not covering it. The BBC did,
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Speaker 3: and I cannot find the clip on their website where
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Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom, when asked about diplomacy with Donald Trump, said
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Speaker 3: are you kidding? He's a t rex. You either fuck
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Speaker 3: him or he eats you. He said that. He also said,
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Speaker 3: I'm ready for the European Union to grow a spine.
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Speaker 3: I am ready for other world leaders to grow a spine.
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Speaker 3: You know, Gavin is selling knee pads for charity, knee
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Speaker 3: pads with the names of corporations on them that have
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Speaker 3: bent down to Donald Trump. Brilliant idea raised over one
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Speaker 3: hundred thousand dollars so far. He said this morning in Davos,
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Speaker 3: I should have brought those knee pads here for world leaders.
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Speaker 3: Stop giving him crowns, stop giving him gold bars, stop
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Speaker 3: giving in to him. You have a chance to stand
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Speaker 3: up to a dictator. It is now the time. And
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Speaker 3: he was swearing. He was like Jesus Christ, what the
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Speaker 3: crap is wrong with people? He's what's wrong with Europe.
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Speaker 3: So France has already said they're not buying into this
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Speaker 3: board of peace for Gaza. They said, the United Nations
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Speaker 3: is the Board of Peace for Gaza. I agree that
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Speaker 3: pissed him off. Trump last night, This deranged president who
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Speaker 3: Donald or a Dick Cheney's doctor Okay, not the most
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Speaker 3: liberal person. Dick Cheney's doctor former, I guess because cheney
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Speaker 3: is dead, said that they ought to invoke the twenty
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Speaker 3: fifth Amendment. Mary Trump read the letter aloud that he
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Speaker 3: sent to the President of Denmark. It is pure batshit crazy.
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Speaker 3: And now we found out through text messages that he
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Speaker 3: is doing all this about Greenland because he didn't win
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Speaker 3: the Nobel and because Peter Thiel, billionaire wants Greenland so
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Speaker 3: he can build a billionaire enclave for only billionaires to escape,
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Speaker 3: including Donald Trump if he's ever indicted, if he has
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Speaker 3: ever impeached and indicted. We know why he wants Greenland.
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Speaker 3: A because he's petty, and b because his billionaire friends
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Speaker 3: want it to make it a haven for billionaires to escape.
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Speaker 3: To people, I'm trying to be fun and optimistic and
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Speaker 3: joyous and all of that, but I have to tell
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Speaker 3: you we are in some dark, dark times and they're
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Speaker 3: getting darker, honey. They're getting darker and I'm not sure
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Speaker 3: what you know, what we can do about it, because
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Speaker 3: Congress the most ineffective body in the land. Congress, they're
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Speaker 3: the ones, you know, they're the ones who could be
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Speaker 3: doing something, but they're not. They're not doing a thing.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I don't know what they're doing. I have
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Speaker 3: no idea what Congress is up to. I have no
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Speaker 3: idea I don't So where are we going? I don't know,
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Speaker 3: I don't But it ain't good. It ain't good. In
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Speaker 3: the next segment, we're going to talk about a gay
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Speaker 3: liberal journalist who was out doing his job who has
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Speaker 3: now been threatened by the Department of Justice with the
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Speaker 3: KKK law, a law meant to keep white supremacist out
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Speaker 3: of gatherings, out of churches and things, and this black
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Speaker 3: gay journalist is being threatened with it. Meanwhile, a rapper
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Speaker 3: has called him a cocka doodle doo sucker. Uh. We
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Speaker 3: live and doing music, I would. It has now come
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Speaker 3: to my attention that I really do not like coming
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Speaker 3: out here every day and having to talk about these
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Speaker 3: absurdities because I am back on the we need to
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Speaker 3: get out of the country. I'm back to that. But
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Speaker 3: nowhere is going to escape Trump. So where do you go?
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Speaker 3: The EU is about to launch a trade bazooka against
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Speaker 3: the United States. This is horrible. This will cost us
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Speaker 3: a ton of money. The Dow is crumbling all because
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Speaker 3: this man wants to take over some sovereign island that
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Speaker 3: we have no business trying to seize. Meanwhile, Putin has escalated.
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Speaker 3: What is going on in Ukraine? No one's looking at
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Speaker 3: Ukraine anymore. Meanwhile, Trump and net and Yahoo are still
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Speaker 3: at war with Gozins, and now they're trying to exploit
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Speaker 3: the Gozen tragedy for sixty fucking billion dollars that is
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Speaker 3: never going to go to Gaza. It's like the homeless
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Speaker 3: stuff here in Las Vegas. Okay, we we say we're
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Speaker 3: collecting money for the homeless, but it never makes it
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Speaker 3: to the homeless. It gets stuck up in administration because otherwise,
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Speaker 3: I'm telling you, last year, Las Vegas spent over one
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Speaker 3: hundred million dollars on homeless services. Why are there homeless
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Speaker 3: because the money is not getting to them. So this
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Speaker 3: sixty billion that he wants to collect to be on
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Speaker 3: this board of peace for Gaza will never ever get
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Speaker 3: to the gozens. Okay, And now he wants Greenland, so
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Speaker 3: Peter Theo can have it as some billionaire retreat. It
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Speaker 3: has nothing to do with Russia or national security. He's
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Speaker 3: too busy sucking Putin's dick for Putin to attack us.
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Speaker 3: There are no Russians in Greenland. There are no Russian
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Speaker 3: troops circling Greenland. It's all a big, fat, demented lie.
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Speaker 3: So I told you that I am afraid as a
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Speaker 3: liberal podcaster, and I said, when they start coming for
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Speaker 3: the bigger ones, it's really going to affect my show,
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Speaker 3: because once they come for the big ones, they'll come
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Speaker 3: for the small ones until there's nobody left. My podcast
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Speaker 3: consistently ranks in the top two hundred. Okay, So Yester
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Speaker 3: over the weekend protesters went into a church in Minneapolis
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Speaker 3: because they heard one of the pastors was an ICE
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Speaker 3: agent and they wanted that pastor to reconcile how he
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Speaker 3: can work for Ice and be a pastor, because no
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Speaker 3: man or woman of God could possibly work for Ice.
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Speaker 3: It's it's not possible. And so Don Lemon was in
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Speaker 3: there in the city covering things, which I said he
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Speaker 3: was an idiot I did. I said, in this administration,
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Speaker 3: you don't go do this because they're going to target you. Well,
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Speaker 3: so he saw this flyer for this protest and thought, okay,
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Speaker 3: I'll go cover it. So they're out front of the
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Speaker 3: church and he's talking to people and stuff, and then
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Speaker 3: they enter the church, the protesters. So Don Lemon follows
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Speaker 3: them into the church to interview the pastor and see
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Speaker 3: what he thinks of the protesters coming into the church. Well,
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Speaker 3: the right spun this as he was leading the protesters
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Speaker 3: and he led them into the church. He didn't and
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Speaker 3: he wasn't, but that's how they spun it. Then Nicki
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Speaker 3: Minaj the no talent hack horror and I'm sorry if
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Speaker 3: that offends you, but that's what she is. Who wants
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Speaker 3: to pardon for her pedophile brother and husband alleged. So
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Speaker 3: she went on MAGA to try to get a pardon
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Speaker 3: from Donald Trump, who just pardoned the son of a
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Speaker 3: congress person who was in jail for meth. So he
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Speaker 3: has no problem pardoning criminals, drug dealers, those who go against,
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Speaker 3: those who beat up January sixth protest and cops and
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Speaker 3: all of that. Anyway, so Don Lemon goes in and
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Speaker 3: does his reporting. Nicki Minaj post lock him up. Lock
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Speaker 3: this cocksucker up. That's what she said, excuse the church monology.
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Speaker 3: And so she's homophobic, this bitch who made a fortune
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Speaker 3: off the gay community. Fuck her, and Don Lemon said
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Speaker 3: the same thing. He said, Fuck Nicki Minaj. I agree,
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Speaker 3: fuck Nicki Minaj. I wouldn't fuck Nicki Minaj with Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump's dick, but whatever. So she posts that. Then the
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Speaker 3: DOJ sends Don Lemon a letter saying he is now
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Speaker 3: under investigation under the KKK Act, which was to prevent
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Speaker 3: white supremacists from interrupting black church services. The black gay
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Speaker 3: liberal is now under you know, investigation from the DOJ
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Speaker 3: because he entered a church with protesters to cover the event.
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Speaker 3: This is where we are, this is where we are,
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Speaker 3: and It's fucking sad. It's sad every day we slip
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Speaker 3: further and further into an authoritarian regime. And where the
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Speaker 3: mother frickin' hack is Congress? Where are they they could
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Speaker 3: stop the Greenland bid tomorrow? Where are they they could
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Speaker 3: impeach him? He the man is demented. He is not
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Speaker 3: mentally fit to be president of the United States. He
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Speaker 3: is demented. Doctors are saying, yet, his relatives are saying. Yet,
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Speaker 3: world leaders, as Gavin Newsom said, stop talking about this
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Speaker 3: man behind his back and start acting like you know
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Speaker 3: the threat that he is to his face. Stop giving
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Speaker 3: him crown. Someone gave him a crown. Stop giving him crown,
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Speaker 3: Stop giving him gold bars, Stop rewarding this man, and
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Speaker 3: start standing up to him. They're not They better, he
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Speaker 3: won't stop agreement. Last night, Donald Trump, on his official
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Speaker 3: truth social account, posted an image of all of them
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Speaker 3: sitting around like in the war room, with a map
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Speaker 3: of the world with the United States, Canada, and Greenland
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Speaker 3: and Venezuela all covered in stars and strikes. The man
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Speaker 3: fully intends to take over Canada and Greenland and he
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Speaker 3: already has Venezuela. That's called imperialism. Imperialism. It's called colonialism.
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Speaker 3: It's what Hitler did, Stalin, Mussolini. I could go down
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Speaker 3: the list. Donald Trump is not new, but we're supposed
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Speaker 3: to have a Congress and a Supreme Court to stop him,
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Speaker 3: and we don't. And so barring them stopping him, we're
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Speaker 3: about Our homes are about to be worth nothing, as
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Speaker 3: in like nothing like ten thousand dollars. Food is about
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Speaker 3: to quadruple in prices if the EU cuts off trade
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Speaker 3: and calls in their debt with the United States, that's it.
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Speaker 3: Our economy is done. It's over. Wall Street knows. Wall
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Speaker 3: Street is already crashing down seven hundred points this morning.
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Speaker 3: And who is stopping him? Nobody, nobody, It is just
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Speaker 3: it is. You know, they wouldn't. Congress would not have
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Speaker 3: put up with this from any other president Biden, Bush, Obama, Reagan.
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Speaker 3: Congress would not have put up with this from any
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Speaker 3: other president. Wah. And where the actual fuck are the Democrats?
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Speaker 3: They keep fundraising, but on what where are they do
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Speaker 3: we need to play that game? Where in the world
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Speaker 3: does Carmen san Diego to find out where the Democrats are?
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Speaker 3: Gavin's over and Davos talking like someone that should be talking.
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Speaker 3: Not one Democratic congress person is talking like Gavin Newsom.
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Speaker 3: Not one, okay, not one? So where are they? Where
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Speaker 3: are they? What are they doing? I I don't know.
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Speaker 3: I honestly do not know. And you know, what are
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Speaker 3: we gonna do? I don't know. I want my house
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Speaker 3: will not sell right away. There are twelve units for
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Speaker 3: sale here, and most have been for sale for over
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Speaker 3: four months. So if I wanted to sell my house,
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Speaker 3: I could put it up in the next month and
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Speaker 3: it wouldn't sell for months and months and months and months.
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Speaker 3: So the notion of fleeing quickly short of doing a
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Speaker 3: GoFundMe campaign or actually getting a radio or television job
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Speaker 3: in another country, I don't know what I'm gonna do.
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Speaker 3: I need one hundred grand. If any of you have
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Speaker 3: one hundred thousand dollars you'd like to give me to
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Speaker 3: relocate the show to another country, you know. But short
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Speaker 3: of that, i'd you know. I don't have the money
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Speaker 3: to flee. I have one hundred grand in credit. I've
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Speaker 3: had three people tell me do cash advances on all
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Speaker 3: the cards, MAXI them out. Put my house in a trust,
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Speaker 3: an irrevocable trust, which is bankruptcy proof charge up one
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Speaker 3: hundred grand on the credit cards, file bankruptcy and leave
17:53
Speaker 3: because bankruptcies don't follow you to another country. It's getting
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Speaker 3: close to where I I've actually considered. I've actually considered
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Speaker 3: that I have. I have one hundred and thirty three
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Speaker 3: thousand dollars available in different kinds of credit, and I
18:10
Speaker 3: have thought to myself, max it all out, get out
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Speaker 3: of the country, file bankruptcy. I truly have. I've truly
18:19
Speaker 3: thought about it. I have. I mean, if I left
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Speaker 3: the country, I'd have no assets for them to attach.
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Speaker 3: The house would be in a medically irrevocable trust. They
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Speaker 3: can't touch that. And I don't have anything else. I
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Speaker 3: don't have stocks, bonds, bank accounts, one hundred thousand dollars cars,
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Speaker 3: So literally I would get the bankruptcy so I would
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Speaker 3: screw all the credit card companies and be out of
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Speaker 3: the country. I actually thought about it. I thought about,
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Speaker 3: you know, charging a year's rent, you know, which would
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Speaker 3: be thirty five thousand dollars, charging a year's rent in
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Speaker 3: some other country on a credit card, and then charging
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Speaker 3: the move on other credit cards, and then once I
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Speaker 3: get there, file bankruptcy because I can't you know what
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Speaker 3: bothers me the most. It's not Trump or his cabinet.
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Speaker 3: It's that in a recent poll out today, forty nine
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Speaker 3: percent of Republicans thinks they think he's doing a great job.
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Speaker 3: These are Senate Republicans. Almost half of the Senate Republicans
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Speaker 3: think he's doing a wonderful job. And then you say, well,
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Speaker 3: that's only half. Another ten percent of Senate Republicans don't
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Speaker 3: think he's going far enough. So that's fifty nine percent
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Speaker 3: of Senate Republicans that think he's either doing a great
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Speaker 3: job or should do more. When you pull the people,
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Speaker 3: it's the same thing, the same numbers. Sixty percent of
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Speaker 3: registered Republicans in this country think he's doing a great job.
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Speaker 3: Twenty percent I think he should be doing more. On immigration,
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Speaker 3: that ice isn't going far enough. They are literally dragging
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Speaker 3: senior citizens out American citizen senior citizens out of their
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Speaker 3: home into the freezing, fucking snow. So it's not Trump
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Speaker 3: or his cabinet. It's the people of America. Half of
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Speaker 3: America is now the enemy, basically, And I don't like
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Speaker 3: to think of them that way, I really don't, but
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Speaker 3: they are How anyone could look at what he's doing
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Speaker 3: and approve. They're not my friend, they're not my ally,
20:37
Speaker 3: and they're not just politically misguided. Oh Wellmega and Republicans,
20:43
Speaker 3: you know they're just politically No, they're Nazis. They follow
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Speaker 3: a Nazi, they use Nazi terminology, they use Nazi imagery.
20:55
Speaker 3: When are we going to just say it's okay to
20:57
Speaker 3: call them Nazis. They don't mind, obviously. Oh what a child,
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Speaker 3: What a time. It's something. I need another biscuit. That
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Speaker 3: elderflower liqueur is making me happy, and I put hazelnut
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Speaker 3: liqure in my husband. No is show. Uh. Someone said
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Speaker 3: you could lease your condo and pay for rent. No,
21:43
Speaker 3: my complex does not allow rentals or leases. When I
21:47
Speaker 3: bought it, they were very clear you cannot rent it.
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Speaker 3: You cannot lease it, so I can't And no Airbnb
21:55
Speaker 3: it's owner occupied or get out. You know. I really
22:01
Speaker 3: did have a ball yesterday doing my video press kid
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Speaker 3: I did. I had a great time, and it reminded
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Speaker 3: me that being creative and being visual, visually creative and
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Speaker 3: music and all of that Television's that's my heart. This,
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Speaker 3: what we're doing now is something I'm really good at
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Speaker 3: and I've been doing it for a long time, But
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Speaker 3: I'm reaching a point in my life where I don't
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Speaker 3: want to be the interviewer. I want to be the interviewed.
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Speaker 3: I know that sounds odd, but I'm a great interviewer.
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Speaker 3: I am, but I'm also a great interview and so
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Speaker 3: I'd like to be having more conversations, you know, with people.
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Speaker 3: But it takes a producer, it takes money, it takes time,
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Speaker 3: it takes things I don't have. I'd loved I would
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Speaker 3: have loved to have Don lemonon today to talk about
23:01
Speaker 3: his troubles, because on his podcast he said that he's
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Speaker 3: taking it seriously, but he's not going to let them
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Speaker 3: steal his joy. He said, look, I happen to have
23:10
Speaker 3: means he's a multimillionaire, and he said, I can fight this,
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Speaker 3: and when we're done, they're going to look stupid. I
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Speaker 3: followed the Constitution. I had a First Amendment right as
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Speaker 3: media and as an American, and there's nothing they can
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Speaker 3: do about it. I was not leading the protest. I
23:29
Speaker 3: was not inciting anything. I was just reporting and he's all,
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Speaker 3: I have it all on video, so you know, I
23:37
Speaker 3: wouldn't mind. But see, I look at Don Lemon and
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Speaker 3: I don't want to be him. I don't want to
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Speaker 3: be at the church, going in with the protesters and
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Speaker 3: interviewing the pastor. I have no desire to do that anymore,
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Speaker 3: because it's futile. It's feutile to do it in this country.
23:56
Speaker 3: I would rather do a travel segment on traveling to Ireland.
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Speaker 3: I would much rather do a travel segment because it's futile.
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Speaker 3: There's no one's going to save Don Lemon. Only the
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Speaker 3: rich can oppose Donald Trump. Kathy Griffith could do it.
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Speaker 3: She's got the money. Don Lemon can do it. He's
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Speaker 3: got the money. If you or I do it, we
24:20
Speaker 3: have to be afraid. I was told this morning by
24:22
Speaker 3: a friend of mine who is a naturalized citizen, that
24:26
Speaker 3: every morning before he leaves his house, he looks outside
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Speaker 3: now to see who's out there. Can you imagine living
24:39
Speaker 3: in Las Vegas, Nevada, and having to look outside your
24:43
Speaker 3: house every day because you're afraid ice might be out there,
24:49
Speaker 3: you know, and if not for him, for a neighbor,
24:51
Speaker 3: or doing a street closure. You know. This is what
24:58
Speaker 3: Americans are dealing with now. Papers, Please, we have become
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Speaker 3: Nazi Germany. There is no two ways around that. They're
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Speaker 3: telling you Christy Nomes said, have proof of citizenship, that's papers,
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Speaker 3: Have your papers papers, please, And resistance right now is
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Speaker 3: feudal because Congress is not on our side, because congressional leaders.
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Speaker 3: Where was the congressional leader? Where are the congress people
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Speaker 3: from Minneapolis and Minnesota? Where are they? Why aren't they
25:35
Speaker 3: out there with the protesters. Why aren't they on the
25:38
Speaker 3: front lines. What are they doing that's so fucking important?
25:40
Speaker 3: They can't be out there with their constituents fighting an
25:44
Speaker 3: illegal paramilitary force. Do you know? Ice hasn't been around forever? Right?
25:51
Speaker 3: Everyone acts like ice is just something we have to
25:53
Speaker 3: deal with. No Ice is a twenty first century invention.
25:59
Speaker 3: In the nineteen nineties. There was no ice nineteen eighties,
26:03
Speaker 3: no ice, nineteen seventies, no ice. It didn't start until
26:06
Speaker 3: like two thousand and three or two thousand and eight,
26:09
Speaker 3: somewhere right around there. That's when I started. It's not
26:14
Speaker 3: like it can't be defunded and abolished. We got by
26:16
Speaker 3: without it before Congress could end ICE tomorrow, they could
26:22
Speaker 3: defund it and dismantle it. Why don't they? Why don't they?
26:29
Speaker 3: Has Chuck Schumer called for the defunding and dismantling of ICE.
26:35
Speaker 3: No has AOC Nope, haven't heard her. Has any Democratic
26:43
Speaker 3: congress person called for the dismantling and legal defunding of ICE,
26:51
Speaker 3: an organization that's not even twenty five years old. Anybody
26:57
Speaker 3: Have you heard anybody talk about that? They act like
27:01
Speaker 3: it's a given. It's a part of our government. It's
27:04
Speaker 3: always been here. We can't fight it. No, it hasn't
27:08
Speaker 3: always been here. Congress could get rid of it. They
27:13
Speaker 3: have the purse strings. They could defund it and dismantle it.
27:18
Speaker 3: They created it. It was created by Congress. It could
27:25
Speaker 3: be swatted down by Congress. But they're not the biggest
27:32
Speaker 3: failure of twenty twenty five and twenty twenty six has
27:36
Speaker 3: been Congress. The biggest failure and the fact that Republicans
27:43
Speaker 3: that are in Congress are more loyal to a man
27:48
Speaker 3: than the country. That Republican senators and congress people do
27:55
Speaker 3: not care about the American people. They care about their
27:59
Speaker 3: corporate overlords, Donald Trump and the moneyed interest that they
28:07
Speaker 3: serve and promoting a fake Christian white agenda. That is
28:15
Speaker 3: what is happening. Because they know diversity was winning. They
28:21
Speaker 3: know that Americans want intellectual, learned, smart Americans want diversity, equity, inclusion,
28:31
Speaker 3: because they know that the face of America is no
28:33
Speaker 3: longer white and they can't take it. They can't take
28:40
Speaker 3: that they are becoming the minority. And this is their
28:44
Speaker 3: last stand. This is we're gonna destroy. If we can't
28:47
Speaker 3: be the majority, then we will wipe it all out.
28:51
Speaker 3: That's what they're doing. They're wiping out our country because
28:56
Speaker 3: they can't be the majority anymore. That's what's happening. And
29:04
Speaker 3: what is Congress doing letting it happen? Does it make
29:09
Speaker 3: you wonder if Democrats aren't as that as Republicans when
29:11
Speaker 3: it comes to white supremacy, they must be. Why aren't
29:17
Speaker 3: they defunding on you? One reason I can think of
29:22
Speaker 3: they like it.
29:25
Speaker 4: It's broadcasting from a completely different point of view.
29:29
Speaker 1: Yours.
29:30
Speaker 4: Listen daily to the corell cast on your favorite streaming service.
29:42
Speaker 4: You're listening to the corell cast driving you home or
29:46
Speaker 4: driving you crazy.
29:49
Speaker 3: It's broadcasting from a completely different point of view.
29:53
Speaker 2: Yours.
29:54
Speaker 4: Listen daily to the corell cast on your favorite streaming service.
30:06
Speaker 4: You're listening to the corelle cast driving you home or
30:10
Speaker 4: driving you crazy.
30:14
Speaker 3: No, you know what, I I want to change the mood?
30:22
Speaker 3: Can I change the mood. Can am I allowed on
30:25
Speaker 3: my show to actually change the mood because I want
30:30
Speaker 3: to change the mood, And you know, I just I
30:35
Speaker 3: don't want to keep talking about this because I'm too angry,
30:39
Speaker 3: I'm too depressed, and I don't see a solution. You know,
30:44
Speaker 3: democratic governors have not utilized their national guard to get
30:47
Speaker 3: ice out of their state. The cities haven't utilized the police,
30:53
Speaker 3: you know, that sort of stuff to get ice out
30:54
Speaker 3: of their cities. Everybody is acting like we all just
30:58
Speaker 3: have to be victims. I'm not a victim now. Look,
31:01
Speaker 3: as I said the other day, I am all for
31:03
Speaker 3: immigration and custom enforcement. I certainly am. I do not
31:07
Speaker 3: believe our borders should be porous and any kind of
31:11
Speaker 3: anybody should just come right across. I don't believe that.
31:16
Speaker 3: But this is not the way I mean. I basically
31:20
Speaker 3: have the same goal as Christy Noman some ways. I
31:23
Speaker 3: don't want immigrants that have criminal past felonies, drug convictions, rape,
31:31
Speaker 3: child trafficking, all of that, not misdemeanor convictions, felony convictions,
31:39
Speaker 3: or felony crimes that they've committed here in this country.
31:43
Speaker 3: If you're an immigrant and you commit a felony go home.
31:48
Speaker 3: So I'm not far away from Christie nom On that
31:53
Speaker 3: the problem is the way that she thinks we should
31:55
Speaker 3: handle the problem. She's wrong, you know, So what do
32:02
Speaker 3: we do? So I myself and yes, immigration is really
32:10
Speaker 3: a civil matter. It's not a criminal matter. It's a
32:13
Speaker 3: civil matter. It's not something for the criminal courts. It's
32:17
Speaker 3: for the civil course, you know, citizenship and all that.
32:20
Speaker 3: You don't go when you apply for citizenship and you
32:22
Speaker 3: go before a judge, it's not a criminal judge, you go,
32:24
Speaker 3: but it's a civil judge. So I just today my
32:33
Speaker 3: spirit is a little down because of all of this,
32:37
Speaker 3: and because you know, I can't leave. I just I
32:41
Speaker 3: can't leave. So what are we supposed to do? I
32:48
Speaker 3: don't know. I don't know. We can talk about it
32:51
Speaker 3: here and on other shows, and you know, talk about
32:54
Speaker 3: other topics. Certainly, I tried to look for a non Trump,
32:59
Speaker 3: non di non you know, I tried to look for
33:03
Speaker 3: other topics in the news of interest this morning, things
33:06
Speaker 3: that are happening around the world. That but like almost
33:10
Speaker 3: every headline from around the world, every newspaper, the Times
33:14
Speaker 3: of London, the Irish Times, you know, there's so almost
33:18
Speaker 3: every newspaper is covering Trump, Greenland, Davos, every country. He's
33:26
Speaker 3: infested every country and their news everyone. He has like
33:33
Speaker 3: this cancer spreading out and I just, you know, I
33:39
Speaker 3: just don't know what to do about that today. Gotta laugh.
33:46
Speaker 3: So why don't we change the mood of the show.
33:49
Speaker 3: I mean, just completely change it. Just stop talking about
33:53
Speaker 3: all this and you know, change the mood. I have
33:58
Speaker 3: two videos that I can show you. One is the
34:01
Speaker 3: video press kit for the video that comes out this
34:04
Speaker 3: Friday for my song I Dance Because. The other is
34:10
Speaker 3: making dog biscuits yourself, how to make dog treats yourself.
34:18
Speaker 3: So we could do both of those things. Instead of
34:21
Speaker 3: you know, sitting here complaining about Donald Trump, we could
34:26
Speaker 3: learn about how and why I made my song, and
34:30
Speaker 3: we could learn how to make low calorie pet treats.
34:35
Speaker 3: We could do that. We all flee. Will you stop watching?
34:40
Speaker 3: Will you stop listening? If I do those two things,
34:45
Speaker 3: it's more fun than this, you know what. Let's do it.
34:48
Speaker 3: Let's start with the dog disk or with the ePK.
34:56
Speaker 3: Let's start with that, but it's nine minutes long. Let's see. Oh,
35:02
Speaker 3: someone's got an orchid that's about to bloom. How fabulous
35:04
Speaker 3: is that. Let's let's uh while we come back, we're
35:13
Speaker 3: gonna do tube video, So don't go in. We're gonna
35:16
Speaker 3: do some let have some fun.
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Speaker 1: Show Time is here. No time to fear. Correll is
35:37
Speaker 1: so near because show time is here.
35:39
Speaker 3: So on with the show.
35:41
Speaker 2: Let's give it a go.
35:43
Speaker 1: Correll is the one that you need to know.
35:49
Speaker 3: Because we do.
35:51
Speaker 2: That's because we could dan show the loads.
35:55
Speaker 3: Show the.
35:59
Speaker 2: Hold you. I danced to be the right I danced
36:03
Speaker 2: you on a night on Musicides.
36:06
Speaker 3: I dance because is a really personal song rooted in
36:10
Speaker 3: the past, with a video that is very much in
36:14
Speaker 3: the present and future. You know, I wrote this song
36:17
Speaker 3: from the heart, really funny. I was exercising to Apple
36:21
Speaker 3: Fitness Plus and I was doing their dance routine with
36:24
Speaker 3: the Shan and John and Ben, and they were doing
36:26
Speaker 3: it to the oldies. And every time that happens and
36:29
Speaker 3: they do it to the eighties or nineties songs, I cried,
36:33
Speaker 3: and I mean for years now, that's happened, and one
36:36
Speaker 3: day I stopped and examined, why are you crying? Is
36:38
Speaker 3: it the endorphins or what? And I realize it's because
36:41
Speaker 3: when I hear that music and I'm dancing, it makes
36:45
Speaker 3: me think about all of the friends I've lost to
36:47
Speaker 3: aid or to just age or drugs or accidents or
36:52
Speaker 3: whatever it might be, and how I used to have
36:55
Speaker 3: so much fun dancing with them, and now they're gone.
36:59
Speaker 3: And so when I go to the dance floor, I
37:00
Speaker 3: literally go there with a lot of ghosts and their
37:04
Speaker 3: spirits and joy fills me and just just takes me
37:09
Speaker 3: someplace else to be with them again. And I see
37:13
Speaker 3: them and I feel them, and I just have so
37:16
Speaker 3: much fun. Days it's sadness wind on nights it see
37:20
Speaker 3: took Gold. I know just what to do.
37:23
Speaker 4: Where well hold.
37:25
Speaker 3: When it got time to think about the video, I thought,
37:28
Speaker 3: I want this to be like a dream sequence set
37:32
Speaker 3: back in the eighties in gay bars, where so many
37:36
Speaker 3: wonderful friends and lovers came from, and where so many
37:41
Speaker 3: relationships were forged and formed and some ended. And I thought,
37:46
Speaker 3: how do I do that? How do I go back
37:48
Speaker 3: to the eighties. We didn't have, you know, cell phone
37:51
Speaker 3: cameras back then, and we didn't bring huge, you know,
37:53
Speaker 3: betamaxes with us. And I thought AI AI is the
37:58
Speaker 3: way to recreate your eighties dance clubs and dancing with
38:03
Speaker 3: friends now gone. And you know, I had a little
38:06
Speaker 3: bit of a moral dilemma. For instance, I really wanted Andrew,
38:10
Speaker 3: my late husband Andrew Howard, to be in the video,
38:13
Speaker 3: but not in the present. I think it's creepy when
38:16
Speaker 3: you bring people that have passed into the present. And
38:21
Speaker 3: what I mean is doing new things and speaking and
38:25
Speaker 3: all of that. See Andrew and I danced in the
38:27
Speaker 3: eighties and nineties in the bars, I'm not creating something
38:31
Speaker 3: that didn't happen. It happened. And he's not speaking, So
38:36
Speaker 3: he would have demanded more pay even if coach and
38:39
Speaker 3: so I called his niece and nephew and said, is
38:41
Speaker 3: this creepy? And his niece actually said, no, Uncle Charles,
38:44
Speaker 3: that's what AI should be used for. You're recreating something
38:48
Speaker 3: that you actually did some forty years ago now and
38:53
Speaker 3: or thirty, and you're not bringing him into the present
38:57
Speaker 3: and doing like a new talk show with him or something.
39:00
Speaker 3: You're he's not sitting here doing the promo for the
39:02
Speaker 3: video with me. It's something that we did and I
39:06
Speaker 3: use it sparingly in the video. And everyone but Andrew
39:09
Speaker 3: is sort of an amalgamation of people. My friend Lorenzo
39:12
Speaker 3: is in there, but he's kind of Lorenzo, he's kind
39:15
Speaker 3: of Gary. I have a friend Steven that's in there,
39:18
Speaker 3: but he's kind of Stephen and kind of Daniel and
39:20
Speaker 3: kind of so they're they're sort of mixtures of people.
39:24
Speaker 3: They're not exact representations, but they're mixtures of people that
39:29
Speaker 3: I danced with back in the eighties and nineties and
39:32
Speaker 3: even early two thousands, people who aren't really you know
39:35
Speaker 3: here anymore. And I think that such a great way
39:40
Speaker 3: to utilize this technology. You need I be a but
39:44
Speaker 3: you Jensen Mahat and all the joy you prince to
39:48
Speaker 3: lead Maha to sing. Yes, I'm not afraid of a
39:52
Speaker 3: A lot of artists around me are. But just like
39:54
Speaker 3: desktop publishing was to print and photography and photoshop, either
39:58
Speaker 3: you learn how to use and use it in your craft,
40:02
Speaker 3: or you get left behind. With AI and the help
40:05
Speaker 3: of Eli Lev, I got to do this video for
40:09
Speaker 3: under one thousand dollars. I filmed the live portions here
40:12
Speaker 3: in Las Vegas, sent it to Israel for Eli Lev
40:15
Speaker 3: to do the ai and then he sent it to
40:17
Speaker 3: Greace to be the green screen taken out and everything,
40:20
Speaker 3: and then they sent it back to me. The same
40:23
Speaker 3: with the song. I wrote the lyrics. I got a
40:26
Speaker 3: top line idea from Suno. I sent that to Leo Frapier,
40:30
Speaker 3: who I love and adore. I adore him. I'm so
40:33
Speaker 3: happy to work with him. He's worked with so many
40:35
Speaker 3: great people and now we've worked together so much. I
40:38
Speaker 3: just I love that he's on my team. And so
40:40
Speaker 3: Leo then created a whole track around just a little
40:44
Speaker 3: top line and then sent me the track. I recorded
40:48
Speaker 3: the vocals, had to agonize whether to do it had
40:50
Speaker 3: my high or my low, and then sent that back
40:53
Speaker 3: to him. And then we're all we need Genie Tracy
40:55
Speaker 3: Chaff because Genie Tracy is one of the best background
40:58
Speaker 3: and lead singers there issco Diva in her own right
41:01
Speaker 3: many many singles, also sang background with Sylvester, my Idol
41:06
Speaker 3: and so many others, and the fact that she graces
41:09
Speaker 3: my records with her presence is just. And so Genie
41:12
Speaker 3: went in and totally created these backgrounds. Like so, I
41:15
Speaker 3: had no background ideas and Genie just created them and
41:19
Speaker 3: sang them and double triple, quadruple, just incredible. Then Leo
41:23
Speaker 3: did a fabulous mix. Uh he sent that mix off
41:28
Speaker 3: to me. I sent it to Matt Consola, Wishcraft Records,
41:31
Speaker 3: Swishcraft Music, a great LGBTQ bassed label in Seattle. I'm
41:37
Speaker 3: sorry Portland, Portland, Don't get Don't Kill Me in Portland,
41:41
Speaker 3: and he released it and twelve remixes. Oh my god,
41:45
Speaker 3: Leo's remixes. Then we have Dirty Disco. Oh my god,
41:49
Speaker 3: he's so hot Dirty Disco and he's hot. Uh, he's
41:52
Speaker 3: so hot, and it's just incredible to have him doing remixes.
41:57
Speaker 3: Matt Moss also hot and also hot. You know Matt
42:00
Speaker 3: Moss who's remixed now three or four of my records,
42:03
Speaker 3: and god, is he incredible. Robbie Kerrigan, Oh Rafael Mesa,
42:08
Speaker 3: I can't believe that Dj rafaelm did remixes of this.
42:11
Speaker 3: In my last song. He used to sell me records
42:14
Speaker 3: that Prime cuts on Santa Monica Boulevard back in the day,
42:17
Speaker 3: So now he's selling my records now or helping me
42:20
Speaker 3: sell my records now. So it's incredible. Twelve remixes, and
42:24
Speaker 3: then this video, a video that uses AI as it
42:28
Speaker 3: is now, not super AI. We didn't pay five hundred
42:31
Speaker 3: dollars a minute the AI that you and I have
42:34
Speaker 3: access to, and in five years we'll look at it
42:37
Speaker 3: and go, God, that was pretty, you know, And I think,
42:40
Speaker 3: so long as we use it respectfully, you know, I
42:43
Speaker 3: don't want to bring back a loved one. I know
42:45
Speaker 3: in Japan and China they have these devices that are
42:47
Speaker 3: bringing back their loved ones, you know, talking to them
42:50
Speaker 3: and asking them, I don't know, no no no, no, no
42:52
Speaker 3: no no, but bringing back through AI situations that actually
42:59
Speaker 3: happened with people that they happened with as a tribute
43:04
Speaker 3: to those people and their lives and their souls. And
43:07
Speaker 3: then also to gay bar. Gay bars are in danger,
43:10
Speaker 3: they're disappearing, and I gotta tell you, I love gay
43:13
Speaker 3: bar and I love dancing in them. I love going
43:15
Speaker 3: to them. They're just fabulous. And then as an homage
43:19
Speaker 3: to dance itself, because I don't care what age you are,
43:22
Speaker 3: you're not too old to make dance music and you're
43:24
Speaker 3: not too old to dance. So the song is very
43:28
Speaker 3: very personal to me, and the video now is very
43:32
Speaker 3: touching to me. I cried the first time. I want
43:34
Speaker 3: to cry all the time, but I cried the first
43:36
Speaker 3: time I saw it because it does capture the essence
43:40
Speaker 3: of my friends. It's not exact duplicates, but it just
43:44
Speaker 3: captures who they were and the fun that we had.
43:47
Speaker 3: And yeah, some of it looks like a video game
43:49
Speaker 3: and thumbs a little speed up. I did that on purpose.
43:52
Speaker 3: I wanted it to look like AI. I didn't want
43:55
Speaker 3: it to look uber realistic because I would be creepy
43:58
Speaker 3: to me, but I wanted to look like it looks.
44:01
Speaker 3: So I hope you all like the single I Dance
44:03
Speaker 3: because I hope you like the video I Dance because
44:07
Speaker 3: it means a lot to me. And we all have
44:10
Speaker 3: loved ones that have passed and that we want to
44:13
Speaker 3: dance with. I used to dance with my mom every
44:16
Speaker 3: night at the nursing home to put her to bed.
44:17
Speaker 3: She'd wait for me, no matter where I was in
44:19
Speaker 3: the world, to come and put her to bed and
44:22
Speaker 3: do a little dance with her and then put her
44:23
Speaker 3: feet up on the bed and put her back in bed.
44:26
Speaker 3: You know, we all have somebody, whether it's someone that's
44:29
Speaker 3: passed from age or some other thing, we all have
44:32
Speaker 3: people that we danced with that we still dance with.
44:35
Speaker 3: We still bring their heart and their soul with us
44:38
Speaker 3: to the dance floor. And that's why we dance. We
44:42
Speaker 3: dance because we can. We dance because we could. We
44:46
Speaker 3: dance to show the world. We dance to show the goods.
44:50
Speaker 3: So dance and show it just because we do.
44:54
Speaker 2: H dance because we could nance shown to show the how.
45:01
Speaker 3: That's to feel you near, to hold you dear. Oh,
45:04
Speaker 3: that's to be the lie I dance to online lights.
45:11
Speaker 3: Well that's how I spent my day yesterday. And you
45:13
Speaker 3: know what that even that video brings up a lot
45:15
Speaker 3: of questions, Like these devices in Japan, uh and China
45:19
Speaker 3: now where you can digitize your loved one, including their voice,
45:24
Speaker 3: and then talk to them. It's like a crystal ball
45:26
Speaker 3: thing and there's a hologram of them inside of it
45:30
Speaker 3: and you can talk to them and ask them questions
45:33
Speaker 3: and like should I date this guy or whatever, and
45:36
Speaker 3: in your dead loved one's voice, they talk to you.
45:39
Speaker 3: I would not do that. Would any of you do that?
45:42
Speaker 3: I would not do that. That just seems so creepy.
45:45
Speaker 3: But in thirty years it will be commonplace. But I
45:49
Speaker 3: just would not do it. No, no, no, A million
45:51
Speaker 3: times no. Would you all would you all reanimate a
45:56
Speaker 3: loved one through AI to actually talk to them again,
46:00
Speaker 3: have them talk back to you in real time. They're
46:03
Speaker 3: doing it right now in Japan and China. I just
46:08
Speaker 3: don't think I would do that. I don't, But yes,
46:11
Speaker 3: that's my video press kid for I dance be cousin
46:14
Speaker 3: for the video. I hope y'all like it. We have
46:18
Speaker 3: time for the cooking video, but I would have to
46:21
Speaker 3: blow out the brakes and things. But that cleansed me.
46:24
Speaker 3: I don't feel as angry as I was at the
46:26
Speaker 3: beginning of the show. I just get so passionate you guys,
46:30
Speaker 3: because you know what, we have so much more to
46:33
Speaker 3: think about. We have so many bigger problems than Donald Trump.
46:37
Speaker 3: You know, we have a planet that is turning on us,
46:41
Speaker 3: and this diet stuff. Vega is opening a red meat place,
46:45
Speaker 3: and you know RFK saying eat more meat and dairy.
46:49
Speaker 3: We have to really talk about our diet and how
46:53
Speaker 3: it needs to be plant based, and you know, we
46:55
Speaker 3: have just so much bigger stuff. I don't know about you,
47:00
Speaker 3: but I want to have some fun. I want to
47:03
Speaker 3: travel some more, see the world and not be hated.
47:09
Speaker 3: You know, if we go to another country right now,
47:11
Speaker 3: as an American, I'm not sure we're going to be welcomed. Well,
47:15
Speaker 3: I have to wear shirts. I didn't vote for him,
47:19
Speaker 3: and so you know, I would like to go to Ireland.
47:22
Speaker 3: They've invited me in February, me and Ember. I just
47:25
Speaker 3: don't know if I have it in me to go
47:27
Speaker 3: by myself. I would need a camera person. That's the
47:30
Speaker 3: other thing. I would need someone to go with me
47:33
Speaker 3: to videotape, and I don't have a camera person that
47:35
Speaker 3: could take a week off of their job without being
47:39
Speaker 3: paid thousands of dollars. They'll pay us for the trip,
47:43
Speaker 3: in other words, they'll pay for airfare and hotel and
47:46
Speaker 3: all that, but they won't cover my production expenses. So
47:51
Speaker 3: every time I go to Ireland with the crew, I
47:54
Speaker 3: usually raise five to seven thousand dollars back in the
47:57
Speaker 3: day through advertisers. They would answer the trip and then
48:02
Speaker 3: they would get ads throughout the trip. I don't have
48:05
Speaker 3: any you know, Buena Vista cafe that I can call
48:08
Speaker 3: up and say, you want to give me a couple
48:10
Speaker 3: grand for the trip to Ireland. So I don't have
48:13
Speaker 3: a videographer that could just go in exchange for the trip,
48:17
Speaker 3: but I would like to. I'd love to go. There
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Speaker 3: was talk of bringing me over in February for Valentine's
48:23
Speaker 3: Day for the Outing, a gay lesbian matchmaking festival, and
48:28
Speaker 3: having me stay through Saint Patrick's Day a month. I'd
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Speaker 3: love a month in Ireland. Ember would love a month
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Speaker 3: in Ireland. But it's a matter of raising, you know,
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Speaker 3: five to seven thousand dollars to go, and that's with
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Speaker 3: them paying all of the other expenses. But I would
48:45
Speaker 3: like to do that again. Concentrate on that, you know,
48:50
Speaker 3: I'm just worried. Did you hear now that the State
48:52
Speaker 3: Department when they're talking about visas, they're going to start
48:54
Speaker 3: asking about diabetes and obesity because Donald Trump said that
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Speaker 3: he doesn't want these people coming in and taking up
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Speaker 3: our medical resources. So when granting visas, they can now
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Speaker 3: consider diabetes obesity. In other words, Trump can't come home
49:12
Speaker 3: from Davos because you know, he's in terrible health. But
49:18
Speaker 3: we're gonna start turning away fat people from visas. Really,
49:23
Speaker 3: I mean they said that this morning. When granting visas,
49:28
Speaker 3: they now want to consider diabetes and obesity because those
49:34
Speaker 3: people are going to take medical resources. I don't know
49:39
Speaker 3: how maybe insulin if you're on a visa. I think
49:44
Speaker 3: your insurance covers your insulin. I don't you know, I mean,
49:48
Speaker 3: I don't know. I've never gone to another country and
49:50
Speaker 3: needed to buy insulin, so, you know, so I like you,
49:57
Speaker 3: I would like to do other things. I know you
49:59
Speaker 3: guys want to do more. How many of you are
50:01
Speaker 3: actually doing stuff? Still? You know? I would? I would?
50:06
Speaker 3: Someone please tell me how many of you are actually
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Speaker 3: going to movies, going shopping at malls or or just
50:14
Speaker 3: you know stores. How many of you are traveling or
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Speaker 3: planning a trip or you know, maybe gonna take off
50:19
Speaker 3: in the spring for a trip. How many of you
50:22
Speaker 3: are doing this? Because it seems to me everyone's just
50:26
Speaker 3: hunkered down, like staying home, conserving money, not wanting to
50:32
Speaker 3: be out in the world. Is it just me? Are
50:35
Speaker 3: y' all out of the world every day having a
50:37
Speaker 3: grand old time? When the last time you went to
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Speaker 3: a concert, to a play, to a show of stuff?
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Speaker 4: Comes?
50:46
Speaker 3: Are you doing these things and say.
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Speaker 1: Now is show side?
51:08
Speaker 3: Yeah? I haven't been to a player a musical in years.
51:11
Speaker 3: I really haven't. I don't know why I've been invited
51:17
Speaker 3: just having gone, For instance, Saturday is the Grammy Nominee
51:21
Speaker 3: party in Los Angeles. I am RSVP. It's at a
51:24
Speaker 3: swank place called the Asher. It's from eleven to three.
51:28
Speaker 3: They're serving a brunch. I don't know if they'll have
51:30
Speaker 3: any vegan options. Amber can go, of course, all I
51:34
Speaker 3: have to do is drive to LA But the fact
51:37
Speaker 3: that a rental car will be two hundred plus dollars,
51:40
Speaker 3: hotel for two nights three hundred three point fifty, so
51:45
Speaker 3: seven hundred dollars to go to this Grammy Nominee party.
51:50
Speaker 3: Now do I want to go? Yes? I want to go?
51:52
Speaker 3: I do will I go? In today's economy? Plus the
51:58
Speaker 3: superflu is everywhere? You know, so when everything now is
52:05
Speaker 3: filtered through the how much is it going to cost? Button?
52:09
Speaker 3: And like I said, I have a shit ton of credit.
52:11
Speaker 3: I could just charge it. Well I wouldn't even feel
52:13
Speaker 3: the charge. But you know how many of you are
52:18
Speaker 3: now filtering everything through? Well, how much does it cost?
52:22
Speaker 3: Because even if you have the resources, you kind of
52:27
Speaker 3: want to save them because we don't know what's coming
52:30
Speaker 3: with Trump and the stock market and you know, the
52:33
Speaker 3: economy and him over there threatening people, and you know,
52:37
Speaker 3: we don't know what's happening, and so because we don't know,
52:42
Speaker 3: most of us are hesitant to spend the big bucks.
52:46
Speaker 3: Big purchases are down, you know they're down. I agree
52:53
Speaker 3: with Rachel Kapper. It's like radio static in the background
52:56
Speaker 3: all the time, like a humming noise because of our
52:59
Speaker 3: political stress. I agree. No matter what we do now,
53:03
Speaker 3: it's all filtered through this background noise of Trump and Maga.
53:08
Speaker 3: The economy and everything like hanging in the balance every day.
53:13
Speaker 3: There's no stability. Our government's unstable, the stock market's unstable,
53:19
Speaker 3: our cities are unstable because of ice and other things.
53:23
Speaker 3: There's just no It's like we're on I don't want
53:27
Speaker 3: to say a teeter totter, but a board that's been
53:29
Speaker 3: placed on a barrel. And as long as you stand
53:32
Speaker 3: in the middle of the board with your feet, you know,
53:35
Speaker 3: equidistant apart, you're fine. But if you go over to
53:39
Speaker 3: one side or the other, the barrel's gonna move, the
53:42
Speaker 3: board's gonna move, and you your footing gets a little unsure.
53:47
Speaker 3: So everyone's trying to stay as centered and grounded on
53:51
Speaker 3: that board on top of that barrel as they can.
53:57
Speaker 3: That's a great analogy because that's really where we are.
54:00
Speaker 3: You know, we all just want to stay upright, stay level,
54:04
Speaker 3: stay looking forward. We don't want to be wooed. And nowadays,
54:15
Speaker 3: because of everything going on, that's the world. The world
54:19
Speaker 3: is like tossing shit at you constantly. So you know,
54:25
Speaker 3: for me, it's limiting the things I do and I
54:29
Speaker 3: mean it. I would love to go to this party
54:30
Speaker 3: this weekend and record things with Grammy nominees and let
54:34
Speaker 3: you see it on Monday. But seven hundred dollars all told,
54:39
Speaker 3: you know, food and that's just for two nights Friday night,
54:42
Speaker 3: Saturday night, come home Sunday. Hotels are in La are
54:46
Speaker 3: two hundred dollars a night. It's four hundred bucks for
54:50
Speaker 3: a hotel, three hundred easy for the car and gas,
54:53
Speaker 3: not counting food. It's like an eight nine hundred dollars trip.
54:57
Speaker 3: And I want to make it. I want to go
54:59
Speaker 3: do it, but at that price. It's like despite Greenland,
55:04
Speaker 3: Francis McCrone and NATO had to make nice with Trump.
55:07
Speaker 3: Can you believe that? To make nice with Trump? I
55:11
Speaker 3: so agree with with Gavin Newsom. Stop making nice with
55:15
Speaker 3: this bastard. Just stop. But that's the headline. They're trying
55:21
Speaker 3: to make nice with Donald Trump. Stop treat him like
55:25
Speaker 3: the asshole he is. If you're coming to Vegas, want
55:30
Speaker 3: to see Penn and Teller, you can't. Penn broke his
55:33
Speaker 3: ankle and so he's off for two months. Trump calls
55:38
Speaker 3: Root and sets a Greenland summit, leaks Macrone texts and
55:42
Speaker 3: taunts Canada. Trump heckles Europe before heading to Davos. You know,
55:49
Speaker 3: it's been a year to January twentieth. Today is when
55:51
Speaker 3: he was inaugurated. Y'all know that right today was the day.
55:56
Speaker 3: Uh so, yeah, Supreme courrd to hear case testing limits
56:01
Speaker 3: of Hawaii gun law just because they don't want phantom
56:04
Speaker 3: guns over there. Quad bike hero hailed for carrying people
56:09
Speaker 3: to and from scene of Spain train crash. That's so sad,
56:12
Speaker 3: the trap, the crash in Spain of the two high
56:16
Speaker 3: speed rails. It's so infrequent that it happens. It's very
56:21
Speaker 3: safe high speed rail, but this time there was a
56:24
Speaker 3: wreck and people died, and it's just very very sad,
56:29
Speaker 3: very sad. Buffalo, New York, where one of my listeners lives,
56:33
Speaker 3: has been named the number two real estate market in
56:36
Speaker 3: the country. You know, Okay. Canada's Mark Carney calls on
56:43
Speaker 3: world to adapt to rupture caused by the great powers.
56:46
Speaker 3: I mean he means Donald Trump. Let's see prime video
56:51
Speaker 3: Heated Rivalry replacement sequel. Who cares? There's no sequel to
56:54
Speaker 3: Heated Rivalry. It's a great show. Everyone should watch it.
56:58
Speaker 3: Did y'all see that Beckham's son, David Beckham's son is
57:04
Speaker 3: like on a rampage against his family and doesn't want
57:07
Speaker 3: to reconcile with them and everything. I am so sick
57:09
Speaker 3: of rich fucking kids. I'm so sick of them. This
57:14
Speaker 3: kid was raised in the lap of luxury, nothing but
57:18
Speaker 3: privilege his whole fucking life, and now he's out on
57:23
Speaker 3: his own saying my parents are horrible and I don't
57:25
Speaker 3: want anything to do with them. I bet you still
57:27
Speaker 3: take their checks. I am so tired. It was all
57:31
Speaker 3: over the BBC this morning because next to the Royals,
57:33
Speaker 3: the Beckham's are the most famous couple and their son
57:37
Speaker 3: is like, they're horrible people. Victoria is a terrible mom,
57:40
Speaker 3: David's a terrible dad, and they're oppressive, and they're this,
57:44
Speaker 3: and they're that. You certainly had no problem spending their
57:47
Speaker 3: money growing up, did you rich kids, rich kid problems?
57:54
Speaker 4: Ugh?
57:54
Speaker 3: I could puke. I really could A new show on
58:00
Speaker 3: HBO Max, The Night of Seven Kingdoms. I could care less.
58:03
Speaker 3: I was not a Game of Thrones fanatic? What else? Oh?
58:08
Speaker 3: Us A? Amnesty International has said authoritarian practices are eroding
58:12
Speaker 3: human rights? Do you think you think authoritarian practices eroding
58:23
Speaker 3: human rights in the United States? According to Amnesty International,
58:31
Speaker 3: I can't believe you watched Marty suprem and thought it
58:33
Speaker 3: was a great movie.
58:34
Speaker 4: For me.
58:35
Speaker 3: I thought it was the stupidest movie known to mankind.
58:39
Speaker 3: Did not get the point, didn't think he was fabulous,
58:43
Speaker 3: didn't I didn't like it. I am for LB. You
58:47
Speaker 3: want to be hurt anybody. We'll be back tomorrow. We'll
58:49
Speaker 3: cook dog bit gets tomorrow. How about that? Yeah? I
58:54
Speaker 3: don't know. Why doesn't the arrest promp when he looked.
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