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Why Americans Defend the Indefensible: Trump, Billionaires & Corporate Power · The Karel Show

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Speaker 3: Never in my life have I seen more of this
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Speaker 3: particular thing occurring. And it is not good for us.
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Speaker 3: We're gonna talk about it today. And should we bomb Oman?
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Speaker 3: Why not? President Trump is threatening to do it. Come on,
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Speaker 3: everybody the game. Everyone can play. No, it is the
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Speaker 3: Girl Show. I am Correl, so very glad you are
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Speaker 3: joining me on this whirlwind cavalcade of a Monday, August seventh.
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Speaker 3: First of all, I did not have Hayden Pan and
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Speaker 3: Tieri dying on my bingo card. She's only thirty six
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Speaker 3: or thirty seven years old. She was the star of heroes.
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Speaker 3: She was just in a scream movie. You know who
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Speaker 3: she is. She's a star. She was in Nashville, and
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Speaker 3: I got to tell you they're not really releasing many facts.
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Speaker 3: They said that on TMZ. It was reported because you
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Speaker 3: know TMZ they got the nose in everything. It was
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Speaker 3: reported on TMZ that they called paramedics to the house
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Speaker 3: for someone who was in cardiac arrest at thirty seven.
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Speaker 3: How does your heart stop at thirty seven? They're saying
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Speaker 3: it may be an overdose, quote unquote, but she's not
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Speaker 3: a known drug user. She was complaining of back pain
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Speaker 3: for the last year, so maybe she was taking medications
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Speaker 3: to manage that or women. This is an important community
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Speaker 3: pain in women, so she may have been having heart
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Speaker 3: issues for the last year and mistaken it for back pain. Women,
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Speaker 3: if you have stomach pain, gut pain, back pain, please
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Speaker 3: see a doctor because that can in fact be a
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Speaker 3: heart attack or a heart condition. Women and men have
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Speaker 3: different symptoms. By the way, did you know that most
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Speaker 3: medical drugs and operations and procedures and all of them
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Speaker 3: are tested on men. They're not tested on women. And
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Speaker 3: women's bodies behave differently to the same drugs. They have
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Speaker 3: a different cardiovascular system, they have smaller veins, smaller arteries.
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Speaker 3: It's just unfair that until recently, most medical research was
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Speaker 3: basically done on men, which is sad. It's very sad.
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Speaker 3: So Hayden pen and Tieri passing away today also today
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Speaker 3: today in history. In nineteen seventy seven. More flowers sold
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Speaker 3: today than any other day in history, thirty two hundred bouquets,
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Speaker 3: emptying out all of the flowers in Memphis, Tennessee for
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Speaker 3: Elvis Presley's funeral. Elvis Presley's funeral holds the record for
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Speaker 3: more flowers bought. You know, not like more flowers there
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Speaker 3: at the event, but because you know, Rose parade, come on,
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Speaker 3: but more flowers bought in one day. So many people, strangers, friends, whatever,
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Speaker 3: sent flowers to the Elvis Presley funeral that that day
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Speaker 3: holds the distinction as the day that America sold more
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Speaker 3: flowers than any other day, and that day is today.
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Speaker 3: Today was his funeral in nineteen seventy seven. All right,
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Speaker 3: so we've got all of that going on today. I'd
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Speaker 3: who's been missing and that's not good all right, we
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Speaker 3: have a lot to talk about today. This morning, I
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Speaker 3: woke up to the headline Trump threatening to bomb Oman.
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Speaker 3: First of all, I thought, o'man was in Jordan? Am
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Speaker 3: I wrong on that?
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Speaker 4: Like?
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Speaker 3: Why would he bomb Jordan? Where were they wrong? Well?
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Speaker 3: I don't Oman is not any ron. So I'm not
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Speaker 3: even understanding that headline donald Trump threatens to bomb Oman.
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Speaker 3: I don't what's that about? I don't get that. So
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Speaker 3: that's happening, and it's really quite disgusting that it's happening,
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Speaker 3: because you know, he can't get his way. Uh and
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Speaker 3: they you know, he said a deadline. Okay, here's the deadline,
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Speaker 3: and like every other deadline, they've gone because they won.
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Speaker 3: You know, Donald Trump keeps trying to act like the winner.
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Speaker 3: That's what you know. By the way, did just see
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Speaker 3: the video of him crapping his pants? They actually have
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Speaker 3: video of him crapping his pants. He literally gets out
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Speaker 3: of the car, goes behind a pillar, and then you
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Speaker 3: hear him crapping his.
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Speaker 5: Pants and they're all getting distateful looks on their face
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Speaker 5: and everything, and then they signal that it's over and
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Speaker 5: he goes back from behind the pillar and back inside.
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Speaker 3: All right, we are back. I was going live on Instagram.
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Speaker 3: I'm not sure if I still am. I don't know. Uh,
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Speaker 3: maybe I am. Maybe I'm not. I could be, but
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Speaker 3: but you know, nowadays I just never know. I you know,
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Speaker 3: I really you just never know nowadays. You really don't.
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Speaker 3: You start something you hope for the best. I posted
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Speaker 3: no video there there It is, okay, all right, so
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Speaker 3: we're there. All right. Granny is back in the chat
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Speaker 3: room at YouTube. We're very happy about that. James Schnabel
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Speaker 3: said that Hayden Pantieri wrote a memoir and that there
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Speaker 3: was some life altering thing that happened to her at
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Speaker 3: eighteen years old, and maybe that was the reason. I
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Speaker 3: can't believe a thirty seven year old would write a memoir.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you haven't even fucking lived. But you know,
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Speaker 3: at thirty seven, thirty eight years old, you should memoir
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Speaker 3: should not be written until you are at least fifty
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Speaker 3: years old. You should at least have a life before
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Speaker 3: you write about it. But whatever, you know what, unless
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Speaker 3: you're like I don't know a Disney star or Michael Jackson,
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Speaker 3: who by thirty seven had already had like five careers,
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Speaker 3: I don't know. Something that I did want to talk
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Speaker 3: about is actually something spurred by Instagram and by my
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Speaker 3: social media post, which tend to be going great guns.
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Speaker 3: I posted a video by Corporations. You guys were here
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Speaker 3: live for the show, where I basically said, you know
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Speaker 3: a lot we live. We don't live in a capitalist society.
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Speaker 3: We live in a corporatist society, okay, And that's that's
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Speaker 3: just the truth. Corporations run our government. They buy and
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Speaker 3: sell politicians, you know, like it's fruit at the open
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Speaker 3: air market. They just you know, some of them are,
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Speaker 3: but truly they just buy and sell. You know, politicians,
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Speaker 3: they buy and sell issues if corporations don't look at
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Speaker 3: what's happening. The States do not want the Warner Brothers
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Speaker 3: Paramount merger. The industry that it serves sag after it
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Speaker 3: doesn't want it. The Writer's Guild doesn't want it. Nobody
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Speaker 3: wants the Paramount Warner Brothers merger. Nobody. The federal government's
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Speaker 3: already given its approval. Why because Larry Ellison is best
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Speaker 3: friends with Donald Trump. If a Democrat were president right now,
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Speaker 3: this merger would not be happening. Okay, that that It
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Speaker 3: just wouldn't be happening because it shouldn't. It's consolid consolidates
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Speaker 3: too many companies under one roof, from Warner Brothers to
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Speaker 3: CNN to Paramount, you know, down the line, Discovery, on
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Speaker 3: and on. All of a sudden, the Ellisons, these conservative
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Speaker 3: a holes that you know, suck up and suck Donald Trump,
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Speaker 3: wash his diapers or whatever, are going to merge and
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Speaker 3: make this enormous conglomerate that nobody wants. Accept the shareholders
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Speaker 3: and the lessons they want it. Nobody else does. So
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Speaker 3: the states Attorneys generals in like fourteen states have sued
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Speaker 3: to block it, so now Larry Ellison's threatening to move
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Speaker 3: it out of California to take Warner Brothers. Warner Brothers
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Speaker 3: Studios that has been a staple, and Paramount Studios has
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Speaker 3: been a staple Paramount Studios. I've sung there, i have
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Speaker 3: filmed there, I've done a live show there, I've edited
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Speaker 3: video there. It is a staple in southern California. The
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Speaker 3: Big Gate, you know, it's been in so many motion
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Speaker 3: pictures to gate into Paramount. The backstage that's there, the
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Speaker 3: back lot that that's where they film on order SVU,
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Speaker 3: that's where they film the pit. They filmed so many
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Speaker 3: things at the Paramount lot. And now, because he can't
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Speaker 3: get his way because California is one of the states suing,
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Speaker 3: he's threatening to move the studio out of California. Noah,
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Speaker 3: whiley This Morning commented, he hopes that's just saber rattling
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Speaker 3: because that would be moving Hollywood out of Hollywood. But
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Speaker 3: these people don't care. Larry Ellison doesn't love the entertainment industry. He'd,
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Speaker 3: you know, say what you will about the Jews that
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Speaker 3: ran Hollywood, and they did. I mean the Warner Brothers
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Speaker 3: Studios MGM Metro Goldwyn mayor. All of the studios were
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Speaker 3: run by Jews in the forties and fifties. That's who
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Speaker 3: started the studios. That's who founded them. Jews that escaped
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Speaker 3: World War two came over and started, you know, motion
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Speaker 3: picture studios. And say what you will about them. They
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Speaker 3: loved pictures, they loved movies, they loved stars and starlets,
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Speaker 3: and they loved making stars and starlets. They loved it. Now,
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Speaker 3: a lot of them were ruthless, evil, sexist, misogynistic, you know,
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Speaker 3: basic abusers, but they loved Hollywood. Larry Ellison could give
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Speaker 3: two shits about HOLLI his son David Ellison could give
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Speaker 3: two shits about it. So I hope in some and
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Speaker 3: I hope something stops the merger. I do. I hope
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Speaker 3: it takes longer than the midterms and when Congress, when
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Speaker 3: Democrats win the House and Senate and they're going to
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Speaker 3: Trump is terrified about that that they stopped the merger.
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Speaker 3: And speaking about Trump, knowledge did he poop his pants publicly?
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Speaker 3: And he did publicly. He went well, he went behind
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Speaker 3: a column, but everybody heard. You can hear on the video,
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Speaker 3: you can literally hear the president crapping his pants. It
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Speaker 3: is just so sad. And these are the same people
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Speaker 3: that still talk about Biden's health. They still talk about
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Speaker 3: Biden under my comments on Instagram Biden Biden, but they
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Speaker 3: have Biden tourettes. Their guy is literally shitting his pants
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Speaker 3: on camera, and they're still saying, well, Biden was sicker. No,
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Speaker 3: he wasn't. Biden didn't have bruises up and down both arms,
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Speaker 3: you know, because he's getting injections of I don't know,
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Speaker 3: feedles stem cells to keep him alive. Is he's sucking
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Speaker 3: the stem cells out of the necks of dead babies.
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Speaker 3: I mean, well, I don't know what he's doing to
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Speaker 3: stay alive, but God knows he's you know, and he's demented.
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Speaker 3: He has dementia. He rambles on, he can't keep a
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Speaker 3: sentence together. The man falls asleep. He has dementia. He's
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Speaker 3: pooping his pants. If he were your grandfather, you'd be
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Speaker 3: looking at assisted living. But he's got the best assisted
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Speaker 3: living in the country, the White House. He's got a
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Speaker 3: complete staff, he's got secret service everywhere he goes. And
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Speaker 3: now this woman that he's cheating with, or I think
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Speaker 3: he's cheating with. I don't know her name, but she's
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Speaker 3: some woman who's like with him always Milania never ever ever,
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Speaker 3: Milania ever never never. You know, you don't see her
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Speaker 3: together with him. And oh, but you see this woman,
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Speaker 3: what is her name? Anyone in the chatroom know her name?
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Speaker 3: Anybody if you're in the chatroom and you know the
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Speaker 3: name of the woman that Donald Trump appears to be
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Speaker 3: having an affair with, going with him everywhere. Unless she's
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Speaker 3: his nurse, she could be like an undercover nurse, you know.
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Speaker 3: So anyway, so I posted a video on social media
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Speaker 3: on Instagram from the show, a one minute video, and
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Speaker 3: it was about corporations and how you know we don't
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Speaker 3: have the cars that we really want or need because
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Speaker 3: corporations will not sell them to us. In China, who
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Speaker 3: is leading the way in electric vehicles, and everyone's like, well,
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Speaker 3: why would you want an electric vehicle? See, Americans not
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Speaker 3: only live under what corporations want us to do, but
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Speaker 3: we're brainwashed. They literally brainwash Americans to think that what
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Speaker 3: they're doing is better. Oil companies have brainwashed Americans that
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Speaker 3: gas powered vehicles are the best way, when we all
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Speaker 3: know the very first vehicles ever invented, the first cars,
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Speaker 3: they were electric. The very first cars were electric Okay,
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Speaker 3: why did they switch corporations even back in the eighteen hundreds.
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Speaker 3: So electric vehicles are the way right now to get
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Speaker 3: us off fossil fuel. They're not ideal, and we need
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Speaker 3: much better public trans insportation, but in the interim they
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Speaker 3: would at least help. In China, you can buy a
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Speaker 3: five thousand dollars electric car made by byd You can
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Speaker 3: buy a ten thousand dollars truck, a fifteen thousand dollars
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Speaker 3: custom suv. But you can't import those to America. Nope,
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Speaker 3: sure as hell can't. We don't get some of the
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Speaker 3: greatest products in the world go to Europe. Okay. I've
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Speaker 3: been to Europe countless times, really countless, probably twenty five now.
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Speaker 3: Lucky me, God, blessings, Thank you Universe. I don't know
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Speaker 3: when I'll go back, but and trust me, they've got
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Speaker 3: the cutest little cars over there, little BMW's and little
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Speaker 3: Chevyes and this little Even their trucks and their delivery
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Speaker 3: vans are smaller, littler, more gas efficient. Why because gas
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Speaker 3: has been ten dollars a gallon over there for twenty
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Speaker 3: years and I feel so I watched the BBC Europe
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Speaker 3: is on fire. I know You guys don't know this.
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Speaker 3: Belgium just had a the first, their first massive wildfire.
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Speaker 3: They didn't even have the people to fight it. In Belgium,
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Speaker 3: they just they don't get massive wildfires in Belgium, and
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Speaker 3: yet here they've gotten massive wildfires. In Belgium, France, the
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Speaker 3: fires are still burning. The Czech Republic there's fires, Croatia
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Speaker 3: there's fire. Europe is on fire. The River Saane and
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Speaker 3: the Danube and the big rivers of Europe drying up
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Speaker 3: their crops failing. They are the fastest heating area in
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Speaker 3: the world domestically, Las Vegas is the fastest heating city,
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Speaker 3: the fastest heating area in the world Europe, and it's
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Speaker 3: being decimated and we're sitting here ignoring it because we
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Speaker 3: don't watch the BBC. We should. BBC should be our
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Speaker 3: main news. It should replace CNN, MSNBC, all of it.
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Speaker 3: The BBC should be our main news source because it's great.
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Speaker 3: I watch it all the time. And the BBC is
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Speaker 3: reporting on the horrors going on in the UK and
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Speaker 3: in Europe in general. I mean, there are fires everywhere everywhere.
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Speaker 3: They're having another heat wave. We're having another heat wave. God,
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Speaker 3: it was nice for the last week it only went
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Speaker 3: to like one hundred and in the mornings it was
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Speaker 3: seventy eight. Oh my god, you don't even know what
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Speaker 3: that was like. Well, nope. Today and if you've been
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Speaker 3: hearing the tings on my phone, it's heat alerts. We
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Speaker 3: have a heat alert until Friday. Wednesday's going to be
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Speaker 3: one hundred and eight degrees one hundred and eight and
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Speaker 3: eighty five at night, so when we walk in the mornings,
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Speaker 3: it's going to be like eighty eight to ninety degrees.
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Speaker 3: She hates it. I hate it. I'm tired of it.
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Speaker 3: I'm sick of it. We have another heat spell, another
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Speaker 3: heat dome. And this is all climate change, which we're
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Speaker 3: all ignoring. Okay, we're all And when I say we're
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Speaker 3: all ignoring, I'm using nation. We're ignoring it. UK is
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Speaker 3: not ignoring it. They're taking climate change very seriously. Their
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Speaker 3: crops are failing, their people are dying. Now, twenty thousand
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Speaker 3: people throughout Europe, Germany, the UK all over have died
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Speaker 3: from the heat. Twenty thousand. That is a substantial a
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Speaker 3: substantial amount. Okay, twenty thousand is a substantial amount of
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Speaker 3: people dying from the heat. So anyway, all of that
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Speaker 3: relates to corporations, because again, corporations dictate what we buy,
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Speaker 3: what we eat, where we buy it, how we eat it.
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Speaker 3: So I posted that video on Instagram, and I noticed
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Speaker 3: a really alarming trend, okay, and that trend is defending
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Speaker 3: the indefensible. And I've gone back and look at a
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Speaker 3: lot of my post and it's not just the corporate post,
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Speaker 3: although that's a big one. But whenever I post about
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Speaker 3: Elon Musk or billionaires and how we should tax them
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Speaker 3: out of existence, what do I get? I get hate.
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Speaker 3: I get hate from people saying, oh, I'm jealous that
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Speaker 3: I'm not a billionaire whatever. In this country, we now
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Speaker 3: have a group of bots and people, because the bots
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Speaker 3: influence the people who defend the indefensible. And the number
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Speaker 3: one is Donald Trump. People defend him, they defend his actions,
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Speaker 3: they defend what he's done, they defend his health, they
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Speaker 3: defend that he's still better than Biden. He's indefensible. Donald
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Speaker 3: Trump is now a war criminal. He is an unindicted
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Speaker 3: war criminal. He's a sexual predator and a felon. These
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Speaker 3: are all proven, all adjudicated. The Supreme Court again today
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Speaker 3: said we're not going to get you out of the
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Speaker 3: egene Carol mess He's a felon and a sexual predator,
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Speaker 3: and they defend him. The Epstein files have not been
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Speaker 3: released in full and no one has been punished by it.
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Speaker 3: They defend that. And the best is they defend corporations. Well, corporate.
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Speaker 3: Without corporations, we couldn't do this, or we could. They
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Speaker 3: act like we actually need corporations, like our lives would
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Speaker 3: not exist, we would crumble to the ground without corporations.
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Speaker 3: That's how they act. I'm gobsmacked by that, you know,
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Speaker 3: I really am gobsacked. Oh, Sabella Hartman, she's in Switzerland.
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Speaker 3: One of the people in my chat room is in Switzerland.
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Speaker 3: She says green Switzerland has become brown like California. Yep, yep.
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Speaker 3: Granted you're not blocked, no one is blocked, but yeah,
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Speaker 3: so Switzerland is now brown, you know. So so oh
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Speaker 3: did someone tell me, Natalie hart So that's his new squeeze,
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Speaker 3: Natalie Harp that Trump. I believe Trump is having an
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Speaker 3: affair with her. I have no evidence of that other
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Speaker 3: than they're always together. They have no back and forth
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Speaker 3: to say, you know, I can't live without you and
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Speaker 3: I love it and just yeah, no, they're having an affair. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: you supposedly changes as diaper. Yeah, hey everyone, it's Corral.
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Speaker 3: You know, Pride month with roughest year. We had a
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Speaker 3: lot of hate heaped upon us from Trump, from MAGA
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Speaker 3: and from other governments around the world. And if you
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Speaker 3: are a trans person, you are really going through a
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Speaker 3: particular type of hell right now. That's why when I
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Speaker 3: was thinking of my next single in June, I sat
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Speaker 3: down and I wrote, you have to be proud. You
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Speaker 3: have to be proud. With anger so loud streaming everywhere,
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Speaker 3: keep fighting, keep singing, keep dancing. We're gonna win to
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Speaker 3: be strong.
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Speaker 1: Now it show.
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Speaker 3: watch the video at YouTube dot com forward slash. Really, Carrell,
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Speaker 3: I'd love for you to go watch the video for
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Speaker 3: you have to be proud. And this morning I'm Apple
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Speaker 3: Music played I Dance because in my rotation my song
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Speaker 3: I Dance Because, and I was listening and going, this
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Speaker 3: is a great song. And then I realized it was
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Speaker 3: my song, and that really made me happy because I
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Speaker 3: was gem and I go, God, what is this song?
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Speaker 3: It's great? And it was a remix of my song
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Speaker 3: I don't know every remix you know, by Absolute Heart,
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Speaker 3: and so I was like, oh my god, this is
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Speaker 3: me and I was like, this is jammin. Oh god.
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Speaker 3: You see if I was doing my David Hall radio.
23:24
Speaker 3: What a man, what a mentor, what an inspiration, what
23:28
Speaker 3: a true friend David Hall is to me. I got
23:31
Speaker 3: so lucky meeting him in the mid nineties. I really
23:36
Speaker 3: did you luck up when you meet some people. I
23:39
Speaker 3: lucked up meeting David Hall. I really did. And I
23:41
Speaker 3: didn't think he liked us at first. I think we
23:44
Speaker 3: were a bit overwhelming for his Pasadena sensibilities. But he
23:49
Speaker 3: took a chance and he put us on KFI radio
23:52
Speaker 3: and got a lot of crap for it. You know,
23:54
Speaker 3: he suffered as much as we did. But you know,
23:58
Speaker 3: his philosophy of talk radio was, I know you should
24:02
Speaker 3: talk about Ukraine, and I know you should talk about
24:05
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, and I know you should talk about you know,
24:07
Speaker 3: what's going on, but what's really on your mind? And
24:11
Speaker 3: whenever I do that, those topics always resonate with you. Now,
24:16
Speaker 3: the first is defending the indefensible. I find it appalling
24:21
Speaker 3: that there are so many people under my post defending corporations.
24:26
Speaker 3: I just there are some good corporations. There are, and
24:31
Speaker 3: when I say I want to get rid of them,
24:33
Speaker 3: I don't want to wipe them out entirely. You know.
24:37
Speaker 3: For instance, if I need a microphone okay, or a
24:43
Speaker 3: mic stand or a camera okay, of course there should
24:48
Speaker 3: be a company like Sony or Canon or hasselblog. Which
24:52
Speaker 3: is my dream camera that I'll probably never have in
24:55
Speaker 3: my life. I will probably, I don't say never, but
24:57
Speaker 3: I will probably never have a half a digital hu
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Speaker 3: Blod camera because they're eleven thousand dollars and I'll probably
25:03
Speaker 3: never have one. And that makes me very sad. Really,
25:08
Speaker 3: it really does make me really sad. I got into
25:10
Speaker 3: a discussion online with this great photographer. He's beautiful, Oh
25:13
Speaker 3: my god, he's so handsome, and he shoots like Vogue
25:17
Speaker 3: and everything. But also they shoot him too because he's
25:19
Speaker 3: I mean, he is, oh my god, he is dreaming.
25:24
Speaker 3: And I asked him what kind of cameras why he
25:25
Speaker 3: shoots with the cannon, and we actually had a dialogue.
25:28
Speaker 3: He answered, and then I answered, I asked if he
25:30
Speaker 3: had a hassle Blod, you know, on and on and
25:33
Speaker 3: then any Leibovitz. I asked her, are you still shooting
25:36
Speaker 3: on a hassle blot under one of her photos that
25:38
Speaker 3: she posted, and she said yes. She answered me, I
25:42
Speaker 3: never see. To me, I'm more starstruck talking to Annie Leibovitz.
25:47
Speaker 3: I should try to get her as a guest. She
25:48
Speaker 3: didn't really do talk shows. And you all know who
25:51
Speaker 3: any Libovitz is. If you don't, you should, but I
25:54
Speaker 3: should get her as a gainst anyway. So the David
25:57
Speaker 3: Hall school of thinking on your mind. So first is
26:01
Speaker 3: I can't believe so many people in America defend the
26:04
Speaker 3: indefensible corporations running our government, running our lives. That's indefensible
26:11
Speaker 3: if you want to have a corporation that exists to
26:13
Speaker 3: buy a camera or a microphone or furniture. Okay, fine, yes,
26:18
Speaker 3: there has to be companies that sell furniture, that sell electronics.
26:24
Speaker 3: You know, those aren't necessities of life. You don't need
26:26
Speaker 3: a television, you know, that sort of stuff. But that's
26:31
Speaker 3: where it should end. Corporations a should have zero power
26:35
Speaker 3: in government. They shouldn't have personhood, you know, citizens united.
26:40
Speaker 3: That's the first thing. The second thing is they should
26:44
Speaker 3: not be involved in for profit operations for anything that
26:50
Speaker 3: directly affects our life. Corporations should not make money off
26:55
Speaker 3: of designing and building public transportation. Corporations should not make
26:59
Speaker 3: money off of delivering you electricity or internet, or gas
27:04
Speaker 3: or water, the essentials of life. Corporations should not be
27:09
Speaker 3: involved in anything that you need as a human to
27:14
Speaker 3: absolutely survive. Healthcare, there should be zero corporations involved in healthcare,
27:21
Speaker 3: and if they are involved, it should be not for profit.
27:26
Speaker 3: And I don't mean they should be set up as
27:28
Speaker 3: not for profit institutions because those make profit. I mean
27:32
Speaker 3: that if a widget for an operating room cost a
27:36
Speaker 3: dollar eighty to make, that's what the hospital is charged
27:39
Speaker 3: for it, a dollar eighty, not thirty dollars for a
27:44
Speaker 3: one dollar thing. And the same with our military. Corporation
27:48
Speaker 3: should not be involved in making anything for our military,
27:53
Speaker 3: and if they are, it should be at zero percent profit.
27:58
Speaker 3: No corporation should get rich making things for our soldiers
28:03
Speaker 3: or making things to defend our country and thus defend them.
28:08
Speaker 3: They shouldn't lose money on it, they shouldn't have to
28:12
Speaker 3: donate it, but they shouldn't make any profit. And especially healthcare,
28:21
Speaker 3: no corporation should make a dime off of providing things
28:26
Speaker 3: to healthcare. Now they can build their operational cost into
28:31
Speaker 3: the price. I'm not saying the executives should work for free,
28:34
Speaker 3: but they shouldn't be billionaires. And yet people defend that,
28:40
Speaker 3: and they defend billionaires and millionaires, and they're like, oh, no,
28:45
Speaker 3: we must vote against the wealth tax. People that ain't
28:47
Speaker 3: got a pot to piss in that line up for
28:50
Speaker 3: food banks vote against wealth taxes because in their heart
28:55
Speaker 3: of hearts they think one day they might have a
28:57
Speaker 3: million or billion dollars. They're never going to I don't
29:02
Speaker 3: understand how we defend the indefensible in this country. I
29:09
Speaker 3: do not or around the globe. I don't get it
29:13
Speaker 3: the actions of people we defend. You see someone crashing
29:17
Speaker 3: out on social media. They're clearly in the wrong, and
29:20
Speaker 3: yet you will see someone below it. Well the other
29:22
Speaker 3: guy that victim blaming. Defending the indefensible is called victim blaming. Well,
29:30
Speaker 3: you know, we used to defend rapist. Well, they wanted it.
29:34
Speaker 3: They were wearing a skirt that went up you could
29:35
Speaker 3: see their wahoo. She was wearing something cut down to
29:38
Speaker 3: here you could see her cleavage. She had to have
29:41
Speaker 3: wanted it. That is defending the indefensible, and if you notice,
29:48
Speaker 3: I want you to start looking around. You're going to
29:50
Speaker 3: see a lot of it. Half of what social media
29:55
Speaker 3: is is if they call it rage bait. Rage bait
29:59
Speaker 3: is just defend did the indefensible, defending something that should
30:04
Speaker 3: not be defended. That's that's the threat thing that is footcase.
30:11
Speaker 3: I don't understand why we do it. It's it doesn't service,
30:16
Speaker 3: and it's disgusting. Defending corporations that makes billions off of
30:20
Speaker 3: our suffering is disgusting.
30:25
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Speaker 3: It is Monday, August seventeenth, and I'm so happy to
31:49
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31:54
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31:59
Speaker 3: Rick McIntyre. Rick McIntyre is going to be here with
32:02
Speaker 3: us tomorrow for about half the show actually, and we
32:06
Speaker 3: aren't going to discuss all things Lizzie Borden. Now, the
32:09
Speaker 3: Ryan Murphy Lizzie Borden thing is starting in a week
32:13
Speaker 3: on Netflix, and I can already tell you it's going
32:16
Speaker 3: to be hugely, hugely inaccurate. And I am very fascinated
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32:30
Speaker 3: an expert who is sitting in the Lizzie Bordon house
32:34
Speaker 3: when he does the interview, and that's going to be
32:36
Speaker 3: very exciting. That's tomorrow on Thursday. We're doing this Gay week,
32:42
Speaker 3: but we're also let's see, we've got interviews coming up
32:45
Speaker 3: next week with Influencers and psychologist about is the era
32:49
Speaker 3: of the influencer over? And next week we're going to
32:52
Speaker 3: have someone that participated in the Netflix film Big Chicken.
32:55
Speaker 3: So we've got we got things going on, child more
32:58
Speaker 3: than normal. You know, from the David Hall School of
33:05
Speaker 3: radio and podcasting, you know what is on your mind.
33:08
Speaker 3: You know what's really on your mind. So defending the
33:12
Speaker 3: indefensible that's the first thing on my mind. And how
33:15
Speaker 3: we do it. This is a little side tangent topic
33:18
Speaker 3: and I just want to see if you can relate
33:20
Speaker 3: to this. Okay, some of you might be able to.
33:24
Speaker 3: I have a friend and we often go out to
33:26
Speaker 3: dinner and have a really good time. And I really
33:28
Speaker 3: love this friend and I love going to dinner with them,
33:31
Speaker 3: and many times that we go, the friend invites another
33:36
Speaker 3: friend that they work with, and they're usually fine or whatever.
33:44
Speaker 3: But I realized this weekend by going out with them
33:50
Speaker 3: that this other friend that he works with, I don't
33:54
Speaker 3: want to say, doesn't like me, but doesn't really care
33:58
Speaker 3: if I'm there. And for me, it kind of came
34:03
Speaker 3: to a head this weekend a at the table. You know,
34:09
Speaker 3: I have interesting stories. I live an interesting life. At
34:13
Speaker 3: the table, I tried to share some of my interesting stories.
34:18
Speaker 3: I had just seen the show Eye of the Storm,
34:21
Speaker 3: and it was about Valencia, Spain, and how the town
34:24
Speaker 3: basically went under water from an overground hurricane. It was
34:28
Speaker 3: very interesting story. And they were talking about a town
34:32
Speaker 3: in Spain that suddenly vanished, like everyone left the town.
34:35
Speaker 3: And I said, oh, well, there's another town in Spain.
34:38
Speaker 3: And you know, it was really interesting on this show,
34:41
Speaker 3: Ie of the Storm, And right as I started to
34:43
Speaker 3: tell it, this person just immediately changed the topic and
34:48
Speaker 3: started talking about botox. I'm not making that up about
34:52
Speaker 3: which kind of botox is better and I so I
34:57
Speaker 3: just stopped telling my story. And I noticed throughout the
35:00
Speaker 3: night that that's how it went. If I tried to
35:03
Speaker 3: start with some sort of interesting story, they immediately interrupted
35:07
Speaker 3: with either a work story which excludes me, or with
35:13
Speaker 3: you know some other something you know, oh our trip here,
35:16
Speaker 3: or oh look at this or oh yea whatever. So
35:19
Speaker 3: I thought, wow, I can't really tell a story. Then
35:23
Speaker 3: I saw an ad on television and it was here
35:27
Speaker 3: in Nevada. Aaron Ford is the Democrat running for governor,
35:31
Speaker 3: and now a Republican pack is taking out ads saying
35:36
Speaker 3: he's endorsed by Gavin Newsom, he shares Gavin Newsom's values.
35:39
Speaker 3: Aaron Ford and Gavin Newsom, they're one and the same.
35:43
Speaker 3: People think that that's Aaron Ford's campaign running that ad.
35:47
Speaker 3: It's not. It's Republicans because they know in Nevada, Gavin
35:53
Speaker 3: Newsom is not liked and Californians in general, for some reason,
35:58
Speaker 3: even though they bring almost fifty two percent of the
36:00
Speaker 3: business to Las Vegas, people that live in Vegas don't
36:04
Speaker 3: like Californians. It's the weirdest thing to me. They hate them,
36:08
Speaker 3: and they look at California as some weird, messed up state.
36:11
Speaker 3: And I mentioned at dinner this ad that's on these
36:15
Speaker 3: monitors here that's playing that's paid for by Republicans. The
36:19
Speaker 3: Democrats are not doing that. Oh I don't want to
36:23
Speaker 3: talk about that tonight. So I'm shut down in one
36:29
Speaker 3: conversation and ignored in the other. But the best is
36:33
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37:47
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back. So then during this dinner, you know,
37:52
Speaker 3: it takes forever. We had an incompetent waiter and he
37:55
Speaker 3: was weird. He was weird and incompetent h aunt, which
37:59
Speaker 3: is unusual for this restaurant. And at the end, this
38:04
Speaker 3: friend says, oh, well, let's get a picture, and then
38:07
Speaker 3: hands me the camera and says, would you mind taking
38:11
Speaker 3: the picture? And so I take it. My other friend
38:15
Speaker 3: gets up and goes over and poses with them. And
38:18
Speaker 3: then this person post to social media had dinner with
38:22
Speaker 3: my two favorite people my husband and my friend from work,
38:25
Speaker 3: my bestie, my work bestie, and my husband. I'm not
38:28
Speaker 3: even mentioned. I'm not even mentioned. I'm not in the
38:33
Speaker 3: photo and I'm not mentioned. And when I got home
38:38
Speaker 3: and I saw that post, I said to myself, she
38:42
Speaker 3: really does not care if I if I'm there, she
38:48
Speaker 3: doesn't care. I could be or I couldn't be. I
38:51
Speaker 3: don't matter. And I said to myself, why are you
38:55
Speaker 3: spending time with people that don't care, that't that you
39:01
Speaker 3: don't matter enough to even say, well, come and get
39:03
Speaker 3: in the picture. You know, you know, have the waiter
39:06
Speaker 3: take the picture or whatever. Why do you even go
39:10
Speaker 3: out with these people who won't even let you tell
39:13
Speaker 3: a story? You know, don't share your common interest. You
39:19
Speaker 3: don't want to sit there and talk about diamonds or
39:22
Speaker 3: botox or shopping or whatever. And when you do bring
39:26
Speaker 3: up something you want to talk about, how the Republicans
39:29
Speaker 3: are running an ad for a Democrat person here to
39:32
Speaker 3: try to they don't want to talk about that. And
39:36
Speaker 3: I thought, you're with the wrong group. And that hurt
39:40
Speaker 3: because I really love my friend and he is not
39:43
Speaker 3: the wrong group. He is totally the right group. But
39:46
Speaker 3: his friend, Okay, his friend is not my friend obviously,
39:54
Speaker 3: you know. Oh, let's have a picture and I'm not
39:56
Speaker 3: in it. A post on social media. Had dinner with
39:59
Speaker 3: my two my favorite people, my husband and my work bestie.
40:02
Speaker 3: I'm not even mentioned, not even mentioned, And I thought,
40:09
Speaker 3: you know what, life is too short. Life is too short.
40:13
Speaker 3: So I probably will be declining the next invitation, which
40:17
Speaker 3: is sad because I really love that restaurant, but I will.
40:22
Speaker 3: I'll go with my friend, the one that always invites me.
40:25
Speaker 3: I'll go with him. But when she's going, I'm cause
40:29
Speaker 3: shouldn't care if I'm there, shouldn't care what I have
40:32
Speaker 3: to say, shouldn't even know what I do for a living.
40:35
Speaker 3: You know, they're raving about my friends, what he does
40:39
Speaker 3: for a living outside of work, his other hobby. They
40:42
Speaker 3: have no idea of my history, and they don't care.
40:45
Speaker 3: They don't ask me questions. They never question me. You
40:47
Speaker 3: know how when you care about someone, you question them like, oh, well,
40:51
Speaker 3: what do you do or how do you or what
40:52
Speaker 3: have you know? Well, that sounds interesting, tell me more.
40:55
Speaker 3: Never says that to me. Never. Life is too short
40:59
Speaker 3: to spend it with people who don't care that you're there. Okay,
41:02
Speaker 3: I just I wanted to share that it's too it's
41:06
Speaker 3: just too short. It's too short, that that kind of
41:10
Speaker 3: social engagement. No, you just stay home because it's too
41:15
Speaker 3: short to not you know, care and this person wanted
41:21
Speaker 3: to sit outside. It was eighty seven degrees ember is
41:24
Speaker 3: a senior dog. I said, Oh, maybe you should sit inside. Oh, no, outside,
41:28
Speaker 3: lovely gave zero credence to the fact that I had
41:32
Speaker 3: a senior dog that you know, might need to be
41:35
Speaker 3: inside in the air conditioning. Oh, she'll be fine, she'll
41:38
Speaker 3: be fine. She wasn't fine. She panted quite a bit
41:41
Speaker 3: and quite heavily drank a lot of water. Anyway, just
41:45
Speaker 3: wanted to share that with you, you know it just
41:49
Speaker 3: you know, if if you and that hurt my It
41:52
Speaker 3: did hurt my feelings. When I saw the social media
41:55
Speaker 3: post that said had dinner with my two favorite people,
41:59
Speaker 3: I thought, well, well, I was there too. I'm the
42:02
Speaker 3: one that took the photo. There wasn't even a and thanks,
42:06
Speaker 3: you know to Carell for taking the picture. Nothing as
42:10
Speaker 3: if I did not exist. That hurt. That hurt my feelings.
42:16
Speaker 3: And also my friend shutting me down and saying, oh,
42:18
Speaker 3: I don't want to talk about that tonight. When I
42:20
Speaker 3: just mentioned that the Republicans. You know, I do this
42:24
Speaker 3: for a living. I talk about current events and social
42:27
Speaker 3: issues for a living, so obviously I don't turn that off.
42:31
Speaker 3: Andrew and I talked about these all the time. Daniel
42:34
Speaker 3: Charleston and I talked about world events at dinners and
42:36
Speaker 3: lunches all the time. That's who I am. I talk
42:41
Speaker 3: about current events. But obviously not at that dinner anyway.
42:48
Speaker 3: So that hurt my feelings, and that that got me
42:51
Speaker 3: on the defending the indefensible. That action that she did
42:54
Speaker 3: is indefensible. It's wrong. And actually my friend, which is
43:00
Speaker 3: her bestie, should take her to task for that, should
43:03
Speaker 3: go to bat for me and say, hey, you know,
43:06
Speaker 3: Charles is at the dinner, you know, when we're taking pictures,
43:10
Speaker 3: you know, and he's not just your photographer. And when
43:13
Speaker 3: you post about it, you'd say I had dinner with
43:15
Speaker 3: two of my favorite people and you leave him out.
43:18
Speaker 3: That's hurtful. But he won't. He won't, but oh well
43:22
Speaker 3: that's fine. Uh So Donald Trump pooped his pants over
43:26
Speaker 3: the weekend. Now he's threatening to blow up I think Oman,
43:30
Speaker 3: I think I believe it, said Oman, and I'm like,
43:33
Speaker 3: Oman's in Jordan. Does he need a map? Is he
43:36
Speaker 3: having a demented moment? You know, what's what's going on?
43:40
Speaker 3: I you know, like, what in hell is going on?
43:44
Speaker 3: And what's he going to blow them up with? I
43:46
Speaker 3: thought we were out of missiles and rockets and things
43:49
Speaker 3: like that, you know, and and oh don't they I
43:52
Speaker 3: So I watched the BBC last night, and I have
43:54
Speaker 3: to tell you I am North Korea. So we're so
43:59
Speaker 3: did you hear We're stopping doing stuff with South Korea?
44:03
Speaker 3: These these joint military games that we do. And Donald
44:08
Speaker 3: Trump says it sends the message that Kim Jong yun
44:11
Speaker 3: is bad and that you know, we have to be
44:15
Speaker 3: prepared to fight a war against Kim Jong un. And
44:19
Speaker 3: I don't want to send that message. So he's defending
44:23
Speaker 3: a fascist dictator who tortures his people, and he is
44:28
Speaker 3: straining the relationship with our only ally in the region,
44:33
Speaker 3: saying they're not a good ally. He's got to go.
44:39
Speaker 3: Donald Trump orders reduction of US South Korea military drills.
44:43
Speaker 3: Why because they upset Kim Jong Un? Can you believe this?
44:49
Speaker 3: I mean, I know you can. Democrats rebuke Trump? So
44:54
Speaker 3: what do something more than rebuke him? You know, please
45:00
Speaker 3: Trump threatens to bomb Oman with Iran war stuck in steelmates?
45:04
Speaker 3: Why Iman? Can someone please tell me why? O'man? Monday
45:10
Speaker 3: mark sixty days since the US and Iran signed a
45:13
Speaker 3: memorandum of understanding that called for a wider peace still
45:16
Speaker 3: to be negotiated, it has not been. After multiple flare
45:20
Speaker 3: ups and suggestions of an imminent accord, there did not
45:23
Speaker 3: appear to be any plans to end the now twenty
45:26
Speaker 3: four weeks that's six months, six month war. President Trump
45:33
Speaker 3: threatened Monday to bomb Oman if the country gets in
45:37
Speaker 3: the way of US efforts to reopen the Strait of
45:40
Speaker 3: Hormuth and end the war with Iran. Is Oman a country?
45:45
Speaker 3: I thought Oman was a city in Jordan? I could
45:49
Speaker 3: be wrong. Is Oman a country? Oh? Yes, okay. Oman
45:56
Speaker 3: is a country. It's officially called the Sultanate of Oman,
46:01
Speaker 3: located on the southeast coast of the Arabian Peninsula in
46:05
Speaker 3: southwest Asia. Isn't it also a city? Is Oman in Jordan? No?
46:16
Speaker 3: Oman is not in Jordan. There are two separate independent
46:19
Speaker 3: countries in the Middle East. Oman. I thought Oman was
46:22
Speaker 3: a city in Jordan. I really did. Oh, A lot
46:26
Speaker 3: of people do. It's the number one ask question, Wow,
46:31
Speaker 3: you learned something new every day. So, Ahman's a little
46:35
Speaker 3: country that Donald Trump said, obam another country. It's another country.
46:41
Speaker 3: So we're not just gonna bomb me. Ron will also
46:43
Speaker 3: bomb Oman Oman spelled Oman by the way. Wow. Oh.
46:49
Speaker 3: Also in the news today, a congress person I don't
46:52
Speaker 3: remember her name. I think it's her. The name is
46:55
Speaker 3: sort of Arab sounding, has introduced articles of impeachment against Pete.
47:00
Speaker 3: Hegsbeth Pentagon Pete over the conditions on the aircraft carrier
47:05
Speaker 3: which has now been relieved of its duty and those
47:08
Speaker 3: soldiers don't have to kill themselves anymore. And they sent
47:12
Speaker 3: tom commander who went to it said that, yeah, there
47:18
Speaker 3: were problems on board. So we had soldiers living in
47:22
Speaker 3: a hell hole aircraft carrier off of Iran. So we
47:27
Speaker 3: sent a new aircraft carrier to relieve them, and they're
47:31
Speaker 3: living in Squalor. Then we have the president threatening another
47:35
Speaker 3: country in a six month war where gas here in
47:38
Speaker 3: Vegas is back near five dollars a gallon again in
47:42
Speaker 3: California it's six or six or seven and food prices
47:49
Speaker 3: the only good news. They think they found the source
47:52
Speaker 3: of the cyclospora, and indeed it was Taylor Farms, the
47:55
Speaker 3: company that they named first and then gave a huge
47:58
Speaker 3: donation to Donald Trump, and then they no, it's not
48:00
Speaker 3: Tailor Farms, Well it is, and it's from lettuce that
48:04
Speaker 3: was imported from central Mexico. So you were drinking Mexican
48:08
Speaker 3: or eating Mexican parasites. Some Mexican pooped in the water,
48:12
Speaker 3: or the irrigation water was wastewater, which happens. Farms in
48:18
Speaker 3: Mexico sometimes use wastewater as irrigation, and guess what, there's
48:23
Speaker 3: parasites and E. Coli in things living in the wastewater.
48:27
Speaker 3: And then they ship it to the US and bags
48:30
Speaker 3: and Tailor Farm sells it to all these restaurants who
48:33
Speaker 3: then serve it to you and you have explosive diarrhea
48:36
Speaker 3: as the parasite works its way out. Well, the infected batches,
48:41
Speaker 3: the cell by dates are gone now, so they believe
48:45
Speaker 3: that all of the infected lettuce and it was only
48:48
Speaker 3: I bought strawberries yesterday. A Nevada has had zero cases
48:52
Speaker 3: on our own, we had thirteen cases. All of those
48:55
Speaker 3: people had traveled to states that had outbreaks. We've had
48:58
Speaker 3: no organic out breaks here in Nevada from our own
49:03
Speaker 3: produce from anything here. So I got strawberries yesterday, and
49:08
Speaker 3: I would say it's now safe to probably have romaine lettuce,
49:12
Speaker 3: not in a bag, but if you get romaine, wash
49:15
Speaker 3: it off, take the outer leaves off. But it's getting
49:18
Speaker 3: safer again to have the produce. The cyclospora outbreak is waning.
49:23
Speaker 3: There were no cases reported yesterday, so no new cases
49:27
Speaker 3: that that's not soaring again. So that's that's the one
49:31
Speaker 3: piece of good news that that's waning. It's going back
49:33
Speaker 3: to its normal summer because it normally goes up in summer.
49:38
Speaker 3: It's going back to its normal summer levels. COVID is rising.
49:42
Speaker 3: It is a summer bug and it is rising. COVID
49:47
Speaker 3: is breaking out in California, Nevada, Washington State, Arizona are
49:51
Speaker 3: all seeing upticks in COVID. So if you are immunal, compromised,
49:55
Speaker 3: whatever the case might be, please be safe. So yeah,
49:59
Speaker 3: all that is going on in the world today. Oman
50:02
Speaker 3: is on the Strait of Hormuth. Of course Trump wants
50:04
Speaker 3: to bomb the Strait. Oh yeah, well, he wants to
50:06
Speaker 3: take it over. He said he was going to declare
50:09
Speaker 3: it a US territory. Iran was like, go ahead, and try.
50:14
Speaker 3: China and Russia will not let us do it. And
50:17
Speaker 3: according to the BBC, they are closely monitoring our weapons
50:22
Speaker 3: capabilities and as they shrink because of this ongoing war.
50:28
Speaker 3: Plus we sold a lot to Ukraine. China and Russia
50:32
Speaker 3: are increasing, They're building new aircraft carriers, they're building new
50:37
Speaker 3: nuclear submarines. And why who do you suppose China and
50:41
Speaker 3: Russia see as a country that they're going to need
50:45
Speaker 3: to use these against anybody. It's not Uruguay, it's not Columbia,
50:52
Speaker 3: it's not Costa Rica, it's not Oman. I watched so
50:58
Speaker 3: much BBC yesterday I thought you got to get out
51:00
Speaker 3: of this country because we had our own commander talking
51:04
Speaker 3: about how North Korea now has ballistic missiles that'll reach
51:08
Speaker 3: anywhere in North America, that we now have the threat
51:14
Speaker 3: of a North Korean ballistic missile reaching the United States,
51:19
Speaker 3: and that our defense against them isn't that great. We
51:23
Speaker 3: think we have sky net or this. No, not really.
51:26
Speaker 3: The other thing he said that we're extremely vulnerable as
51:29
Speaker 3: is drones. We don't have any drone defense systems here
51:35
Speaker 3: in the United States. Can you believe this? The trillions
51:38
Speaker 3: of dollars that we spend on defense and we have zero.
51:44
Speaker 3: The Ukrainians have a better drone defense capability than America.
51:51
Speaker 3: And what is Donald Trump worried about? His ballroom? He
51:54
Speaker 3: is taking it to the Supreme Court. His name on
51:57
Speaker 3: the Kennedy Center. They voted to put it back on.
51:59
Speaker 3: That is in violation of a court order. If they
52:02
Speaker 3: put it back on, it'll go back to court and
52:05
Speaker 3: the judge will say no, it is not going on.
52:09
Speaker 3: This is what Donald Trump is worried about. He is
52:14
Speaker 3: not worried about gas prices. He's made that clear. He
52:16
Speaker 3: shoves out all He's like, they're not that much more.
52:19
Speaker 3: He's not worried about grocery prices. It's all okay, so
52:23
Speaker 3: long if they don't get a new clear weapon.
52:26
Speaker 5: He's not worried about anything that really affects your offer.
52:31
Speaker 3: And he's shitting his hands. Wow, we're in great space.
52:39
Speaker 3: We're wonderful.
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Speaker 3: So tomorrow We're going to talk onsolved crimes with the
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Speaker 3: Lizzie Borden house Rick McIntyre. We'll be here, so if
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53:52
Speaker 3: quick look at the news headlines before we go, to
53:54
Speaker 3: make sure I didn't miss anything on today's show. Let's
53:58
Speaker 3: see police investigate the death of Hayden Pan and TIERI. Yeah,
54:02
Speaker 3: because you don't drop dead at thirty seven years old.
54:05
Speaker 3: But no evidence of foul plays, so that was probably,
54:08
Speaker 3: you know, unfortunately, she probably took something that just didn't
54:12
Speaker 3: sit right. Las Vegas tempts will peak at one hundred
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Speaker 3: and seven midweek. Great, great, wonderful, that's just great. Live updates.
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Speaker 3: Trump lashes out at Oman as deadline for US Iron
54:26
Speaker 3: Deal plazes, so he'll just get you know, another enemy,
54:30
Speaker 3: another country that will hate us. Great, that's wonderful. Uh,
54:34
Speaker 3: isn't the great? Trump's ucher to North Korea strains alliance
54:39
Speaker 3: with the South. YEP, I'm not gonna do those reindeer
54:43
Speaker 3: games anymore because I don't think Kim Jong yun is
54:47
Speaker 3: such a bad guy. Oh is there no end in sight?
54:53
Speaker 3: Can he just please drop dead? I mean they're gonna
54:57
Speaker 3: have to impeach him. If we get a Democratic House
54:59
Speaker 3: and Senate, they're going to have to impeach and remove.
55:02
Speaker 3: And if Republicans won't vote with the Democrats to do that,
55:05
Speaker 3: then the Democrats should vote to remove any Republican from
55:09
Speaker 3: the House or Senate, and they can they can remove
55:13
Speaker 3: their own members if Republicans refuse to govern because the Democrats.
55:19
Speaker 3: When the House and the Senate, Democrats should remove them. Period,
55:23
Speaker 3: oil prices rise great as Iran rules out Interim deal
55:27
Speaker 3: extension and threatens to escalate the conflict. That's called an
55:32
Speaker 3: unending war. Of course, MAGO will defend it. MAGO will
55:37
Speaker 3: blame Iran. This is what I'm talking about, defending the indefensible.
55:43
Speaker 3: MAGA will blame Iran. What's Iran's fault? No, they were attacked.
55:52
Speaker 3: Former ESPN anchor apologizes to world for Trump. He does
55:57
Speaker 3: not speak for the United States, no shit. The End
56:01
Speaker 3: of Oak Street features a stealth time travel movie Easter Egg.
56:04
Speaker 3: You'll miss well. I'm seeing it today at two o'clock,
56:06
Speaker 3: so hopefully I won't miss it. I'll tell you tomorrow
56:09
Speaker 3: if you should go see the End of Oak Street.
56:11
Speaker 3: Extreme heat watched for southern Nevada. No shit. Polyester is
56:17
Speaker 3: gen Z's newest viral insult. Here's what it means. Who cares?
56:20
Speaker 3: Gen Z? Who cares? What a bunch of idiots? I mean, really,
56:26
Speaker 3: they really are gen Z gen X, not gen x,
56:31
Speaker 3: gen Z gen y millennials twelve brain cells truly. Second
56:39
Speaker 3: largest reservoir in US plunges to a record low. Guess
56:42
Speaker 3: what that is? That's Lake Mead on Chartered Territory. Yep.
56:49
Speaker 3: I'm sitting here, thirty miles away from the second largest
56:54
Speaker 3: reservoir in the country and it's almost empty. It will
56:59
Speaker 3: stop rating powers soon. There's going to be blackouts. There's
57:05
Speaker 3: already an Arizona town that is running out of water.
57:09
Speaker 3: And no one's taking this crisis seriously. Nobody, No one
57:15
Speaker 3: is taking it seriously. Oh what else? How? The right
57:21
Speaker 3: to repair laws are surging across the US. Yes, you
57:25
Speaker 3: have the right to repair your stuff instead of just
57:28
Speaker 3: throwing it away. So much of our electronics now just trash,
57:32
Speaker 3: just throw it away. What else are in the headlines? Anything? No?
57:40
Speaker 3: Fewer US adults say they gamble because they're broke. You
57:44
Speaker 3: know they're broke. What else? California is one of five
57:49
Speaker 3: states to lose residents last year. They always do. Nevada
57:53
Speaker 3: was just named number forty six on the Worst Places
57:55
Speaker 3: to Live and I live in it? Isn't that something? Something?
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Speaker 3: US Supreme Court rejects Trump's bid to overturn E. G.
58:04
Speaker 3: Carrol verdict yep, and John assof he's out criticizing Trump
58:09
Speaker 3: like a presidential candidate. He's out. He's the one that
58:13
Speaker 3: said that this woman and Trump are having an affair.
58:16
Speaker 3: John alsof calls Trump's handling of Iron War uniquely despicable. Yeah,
58:21
Speaker 3: he's running for president and he's a you know, he's
58:26
Speaker 3: a good he could win. A smoking gun email linking
58:30
Speaker 3: Trump directly to his war on Colorado has a federal
58:33
Speaker 3: judge fuming, who cares? You know, who cares? The weekend
58:40
Speaker 3: is one hundred years old. What we didn't have weekends
58:44
Speaker 3: until in nineteen twenty six Henry Ford gave his employees
58:48
Speaker 3: both Saturday and Sunday's off, and the two day chunk
58:52
Speaker 3: of time to party, pray and do nothing was born.
58:55
Speaker 3: Now it's changed beyond recognition. So we didn't have the
58:58
Speaker 3: weekend to be no work until nineteen twenty six. Did
59:06
Speaker 3: y'all know that? Did you all know that? It was
59:09
Speaker 3: Henry Ford that created the modern day weekend by giving
59:13
Speaker 3: his workers see corporations. Why do we have time off
59:18
Speaker 3: on the weekend a corporation? And why is it only
59:21
Speaker 3: two days a corporation? If Henry Ford had given his
59:26
Speaker 3: workers Friday, Saturday, and Sunday off, which everybody says works
59:31
Speaker 3: better for everybody and that a four day, ten hour
59:35
Speaker 3: a day work day is much better, science tells us
59:40
Speaker 3: ten hours a day, four days a week, and then
59:44
Speaker 3: three days off. Science says that's how we should work.
59:48
Speaker 3: Younger workers don't want to work forty hours a week,
59:52
Speaker 3: five days a week. Why we don't go to I
59:56
Speaker 3: do a four day work week? Why a lot of
59:58
Speaker 3: you wonder why I'm off on Fridays? Science tells us
1:00:02
Speaker 3: that a four day work week is better for us.
1:00:05
Speaker 3: And now, to add to the theme of the show
1:00:09
Speaker 3: about corporations controlling so much of our life, it was
1:00:13
Speaker 3: one hundred years ago that Henry Ford gave us the
1:00:17
Speaker 3: five day work week. So your weekend was granted to
1:00:23
Speaker 3: you by a millionaire corporatist. That's why you don't work
1:00:30
Speaker 3: on Saturday and Sunday. Isn't that something Henry Ford? Wow? Wow,
1:00:43
Speaker 3: that's I didn't know that. We learned two new things today.
1:00:47
Speaker 3: I learned that Oman and its own country. And I
1:00:51
Speaker 3: learned I thought it was a city in Jordan, I
1:00:52
Speaker 3: really did. And I learned that Henry Ford gave us
1:00:56
Speaker 3: the five day work week. Had Henry Ford decided to
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Speaker 3: give us a three D workle we'll afford it. I
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