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Occam's Razor Is a Truth We Don't Want · The Karel Show

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Speaker 4: Occam's razor. We could use it right now. We're going
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Speaker 4: to talk about that. And Donald Trump has finally pushed
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Speaker 4: me over the edge. He's just gone too far. We'll
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Speaker 4: talk about that too.
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Speaker 4: I'm here. I'm coming. It is The Carell Show. I
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Speaker 4: am Carell. Sorry about that. A camera was about to fall,
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Speaker 4: and that would have been embarrassing, so I had to
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Speaker 4: fix it. We are here. It is Tuesday, October 6th.
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Speaker 4: I almost wasn't here. I laugh. I'm going to share
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Speaker 4: with you because you're my listeners. You know that I
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Speaker 4: have AFib and PVCs, which are regular heartbeats, and they
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Speaker 4: can cause dizziness. It can also go into AFib and
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Speaker 4: not come out. And I have to take medication or,
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Speaker 4: as you remember last April, go to the hospital and
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Speaker 4: be in the ICU for several days. It's terrifying. I
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Speaker 4: don't like it. And I'm looking into an ablation because
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Speaker 4: I don't like it. Well, this morning, out of the
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Speaker 4: blue at the park, it happened. My heart just went
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Speaker 4: weird beats. I mean, like, pause, beat, pause, beat, beat, beat, pause.
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Speaker 4: And I got so dizzy, I thought I was going
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Speaker 4: to pass out. And David was on the phone and
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Speaker 4: I was like telling him my exact location in case
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Speaker 4: I literally passed out with Ember. That's how scared I was.
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Speaker 4: And it passed and I drove home and now here
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Speaker 4: I am. And I still have sort of a lightness
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Speaker 4: on the top of my head. I have no signs
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Speaker 4: of stroke at all. No neurological deficits. I can speak.
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Speaker 4: I can move both sides of my mouth and my
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Speaker 4: fingers and my hands and my toes and all that stuff.
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Speaker 4: But it was scary. And it gives you PTSD. If
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Speaker 4: any of you have ever had this, you know that
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Speaker 4: after it's over, you're scared it's going to do it again.
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Speaker 4: And that's no way to live. And that's why I'm
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Speaker 4: going to start talking to my doctors about an ablation.
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Speaker 4: I don't typically qualify because I haven't failed on a medication,
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Speaker 4: but because there's other factors, the RVR, and that I've
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Speaker 4: been in the ICU, they may pay for it. So
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Speaker 4: we'll see. But I can't, I can't, my whole show
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Speaker 4: today is about Occam's razor. All things being equal, the
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Speaker 4: simplest solution is normally the right one. Okay. Now I
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Speaker 4: can't take what my heart does anymore. And if there
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Speaker 4: is a treatment that may stop it, maybe it won't,
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Speaker 4: it's only 85% effective. Then I, you know, I need
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Speaker 4: to try it and I need to stop being afraid
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Speaker 4: of the procedure because I'm terrified of the procedure. I
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Speaker 4: need to stop being afraid of the procedure and just
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Speaker 4: do it and stop, you know, being afraid. That's Occam's razor,
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Speaker 4: all things being equal. What are you more afraid of?
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Speaker 4: Them just happening out of the blue whenever you're out
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Speaker 4: in public and not knowing what's going to happen, not
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Speaker 4: knowing if you're going to stay in AFib, not, you know,
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Speaker 4: or trying to get it finally treated with an ablation. Now,
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Speaker 4: my whole show today is really about Occam's razor. and
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Speaker 4: how the solutions to our problems are, A, not that difficult.
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Speaker 4: We think they're hugely complex, but they're really not. They're not.
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Speaker 4: And how and why we don't apply Occam's razor. But
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Speaker 4: that was when I was planning the show yesterday. And
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Speaker 4: then last night in Nebraska, Donald Trump... committed treason in
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Speaker 4: front of everybody. And no one's doing a thing about it.
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Speaker 4: The man literally said that if Iran were to talk,
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Speaker 4: or were to talk, if Iran were to take out
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Speaker 4: LA or San Diego, it would be a small price
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Speaker 4: to pay to end the war. A seated, I want
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Speaker 4: it to sink in, that a seated American president said
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Speaker 4: it would be okay if a foreign nation that we
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Speaker 4: are at war with took out 30 plus million people
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Speaker 4: because he doesn't like them. Has that really sunk in?
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Speaker 4: Because nowadays with Trump, it's so easy to just Gloss
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Speaker 4: it over and just move on to the next thing.
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Speaker 4: A seated American president said it would be acceptable for Iran.
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Speaker 4: In fact, it would be a small price to pay
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Speaker 4: if they took out Los Angeles and San Diego. Let
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Speaker 4: that sink in for a minute. I mean, really, think
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Speaker 4: about the gravity of what it means for an... Does
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Speaker 4: he have intel? Are they planning attacks? Did he just
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Speaker 4: tell them where to attack?
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Speaker 3: Corral is the one that you need to know.
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Speaker 4: So, Occam's Razor. All things being equal, the simplest solution
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Speaker 4: is the right one. Donald Trump should be removed from
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Speaker 4: office today. If nothing else, for what he said last night.
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Speaker 4: Because only a mentally incompetent person that is president would
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Speaker 4: say that it would be acceptable for Los Angeles and
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Speaker 4: San Diego to be taken out by Iran. I... I
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Speaker 4: have lived 63 years and I hope to live at
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Speaker 4: least 30 more. And I've lived under Reagan, Bush, never, never.
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Speaker 4: You know, the first president of my life was JFK.
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Speaker 4: And then he was killed when I was a year old.
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Speaker 4: Then it became Johnson. Then it became Nixon. Then Ford.
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Speaker 4: Then Carter. Then Reagan. then Bush Senior, then Clinton, then
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Speaker 4: Bush Junior, then Obama, then Trump, Biden, and now Trump again.
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Speaker 4: Those are, wow, can you guys do that? Can you
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Speaker 4: name all the presidents of your life? Because I just did. See,
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Speaker 4: no stroke here. So when I think about the things
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Speaker 4: that those people have said, And they've said egregious things. Reagan,
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Speaker 4: George W., you know, all of them. They've said egregious things.
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Speaker 4: But they've never said anything like what Donald Trump said
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Speaker 4: last night. Never. Just never. They never said it. And
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Speaker 4: for Democrats today, now they're out. The Congress is out.
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Speaker 4: Till what? Till the midterms, I think. Till November 3rd.
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Speaker 4: But why the media isn't calling for his immediate resignation
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Speaker 4: or removal? Why isn't everybody? I mean, Gavin Newsom is.
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Speaker 4: The mayor of San Diego is. Why isn't everybody? And see,
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Speaker 4: that's my problem. That's where the whole Occam's razor needs
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Speaker 4: to come in. Simplest solution. Why? Why do we suppose
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Speaker 4: that nobody Nobody, you know, en masse is calling for
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Speaker 4: his resignation or his removal. What's the simplest solution there?
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Speaker 4: That they don't care. That his supporters don't care what
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Speaker 4: he says. They don't care and they don't take him.
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Speaker 4: And they applauded, by the way. The people in the
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Speaker 4: crowd in Nebraska applauded when he said they should take
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Speaker 4: out L.A. or San Diego and that it would be
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Speaker 4: you know, a small price to pay. They applauded. That story,
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Speaker 4: you know, that story alone is beyond the pale. It's, it's,
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Speaker 4: and see, that's where, that's why I'm so frustrated. I'm
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Speaker 4: trying not to get angry today after what happened to
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Speaker 4: me this morning with the irregular heartbeat and the dizziness.
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Speaker 4: I am trying not to tax my system. I probably
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Speaker 4: shouldn't have done a show today. But I'm trying to
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Speaker 4: not get angry. And I talked about this with my
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Speaker 4: friend David this morning. I said, David, we were commiserating
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Speaker 4: before my arrhythmia. And he feels lost and depressed. He
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Speaker 4: said those words. He's in Florida. He's trying to sell
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Speaker 4: real estate. He feels lost and depressed. I feel lost
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Speaker 4: right now. I do. I feel lost. I feel like
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Speaker 4: my health is taking a turn and one that I
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Speaker 4: don't like. And that's because of this AFib episode. I
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Speaker 4: feel lost financially. I don't know. You know, I don't
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Speaker 4: know why Harry Sisson and all the others make more
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Speaker 4: money than I do when we basically are saying the
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Speaker 4: same things. They're younger and not gay is all I
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Speaker 4: can think about. And the country is so expensive. I
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Speaker 4: don't know what to do. I feel lost. It's like
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Speaker 4: every day it's 90 bucks here, 80 bucks there, 100
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Speaker 4: bucks here. It's like none of us have that money
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Speaker 4: to keep going. So I feel lost. Like which way
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Speaker 4: should I go? You know, I'm looking at houses in
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Speaker 4: frickin' Massachusetts, and I'm looking at apartments in Dublin. I
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Speaker 4: don't have the money for either, but I just feel
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Speaker 4: like Vegas isn't the answer. So I feel lost, like
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Speaker 4: so many Americans. I don't know what to do. Because
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Speaker 4: I'm going to vote. You know, that's for sure. But
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Speaker 4: beyond voting, what else can I do? You know, AI.
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Speaker 4: Here's Occam's Razor. We now know, if you watch the BBC,
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Speaker 4: that AI got out again and hacked another website. That's
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Speaker 4: a criminal act. Sam Altman should be arrested and ChatGPT
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Speaker 4: should be shut down. OpenAI. Occam's Razor. What's the simplest
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Speaker 4: solution to that problem? Well, his creation... is committing criminal acts.
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Speaker 4: If AI, if OpenAI, ChatGPT, was a human and hacked
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Speaker 4: a website like it did yesterday in Great Britain, it
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Speaker 4: would be in jail, the human. But you can't put
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Speaker 4: an AI in jail. But you can certainly shut it
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Speaker 4: down and put its owner in jail. But there's no
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Speaker 4: responsibility for it. There's no one that has to take
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Speaker 4: responsibility for AI running amok. There's no one that's going
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Speaker 4: to go to jail. It's not going to be shut down.
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Speaker 4: And yet Occam's Razor says the simplest solution is to
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Speaker 4: jail Sam Altman and shut down OpenAI. That's the simplest solution.
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Speaker 4: And all of this came up. I started thinking about
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Speaker 4: this because there's a case in front of the Supreme
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Speaker 4: Court right now which they desperately don't want to rule on.
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Speaker 4: Several states are suing the makers of oil, the oil manufacturers. Well,
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Speaker 4: they didn't make it, but you know what I mean.
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Speaker 4: They're suing BP and Chevron and all them for destroying
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Speaker 4: the environment, which they have done. I started thinking, do
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Speaker 4: you hold the drug pusher responsible or the addicts? You know,
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Speaker 4: and a lot of times we hold the pushers responsible,
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Speaker 4: not the addicts. They made us addicted to fossil fuel
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Speaker 4: so we would fill up their coffers with money. Okay?
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Speaker 4: And so now the states are like, climate change is
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Speaker 4: costing us a fortune. The oil companies should give us
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Speaker 4: some of that money since they caused it. And the
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Speaker 4: Supreme Court just doesn't want to rule. And that's because
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Speaker 4: if you Occam Razor this argument, it becomes apparent what
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Speaker 4: has to happen. First of all, yes, oil companies are
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Speaker 4: fully responsible for climate change. Forty years ago, they were
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Speaker 4: told what would happen if they sold their product en
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Speaker 4: masse and we used that product en masse. They were told.
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Speaker 4: So they shouldn't have even offered it to the people
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Speaker 4: to become addicted to. Okay, that's the first thing. They
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Speaker 4: shouldn't have even offered it. They had the data. They
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Speaker 4: knew what it would do. And yet they did it
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Speaker 4: and got us addicted. Well, of course they're responsible for
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Speaker 4: what they did. Ravage the environment by drilling, the burning
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Speaker 4: of the fossil fuel, ravaging the environment. Of course they're responsible.
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Speaker 4: That court case should take under five seconds. Of course
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Speaker 4: they should pay to help mitigate climate change. It's ridiculous
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Speaker 4: to say otherwise. Occam's razor, all things being equal, what's
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Speaker 4: more probable? What's the truth? That the companies that raped
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Speaker 4: the environment for the last hundred years, pulling oil out
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Speaker 4: of the ground, a substance they knew that if we
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Speaker 4: consumed en masse would in fact destroy the environment, are
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Speaker 4: now responsible for said destruction? Or not? What's the simplest
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Speaker 4: solution there? Of course, they are. It's Occam's razor. Of course,
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Speaker 4: oil companies have caused climate change. And yes, our use,
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Speaker 4: our use of fossil fuels have done it, but we're
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Speaker 4: the addicts. We would be equally addicted to good things
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Speaker 4: if they gave us good things. If they gave us
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Speaker 4: vehicles that did not pollute the environment, we'd be snatching
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Speaker 4: those up. If they gave us a substance that didn't
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Speaker 4: kill us, we'd be buying that. But they didn't. They
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Speaker 4: gave us the cheap, easy answer, knowing what it would do,
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Speaker 4: knowing what they would do. Not only should they have
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Speaker 4: to pay for the cleanup, But again, Occam's razor. Is
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Speaker 4: it a crime to destroy the very planet we live on,
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Speaker 4: making it illivable? Is that a crime? Yes, it's a
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Speaker 4: crime against humanity. Did they commit it knowingly and willfully
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Speaker 4: for profit? Yes, they did. Should every one of the
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Speaker 4: fucks be thrown into jail? Yes, they should. Well, what
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Speaker 4: about politicians that enabled them, Carell? Them too. I'm serious.
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Speaker 4: Every politician that voted for more drilling, for more oil,
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Speaker 4: should be thrown in jail. They have destroyed the habitat
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Speaker 4: that we have to live in. They are criminals. Occam's razor.
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Speaker 4: All things being equal, is it a crime against humanity
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Speaker 4: to destroy the very planet, the only planet, that we
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Speaker 4: can live on? Yes. Yes, it is. Should they be punished? Yes. Yes,
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Speaker 4: they should. Do you see what I mean? When you
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Speaker 4: strip away every problem that we have, the answers are simple.
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Speaker 4: They're easy. Homelessness. That could be solved tomorrow. The answer
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Speaker 4: is simpler. House the people. House them. and put them
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Speaker 4: into drug rehab, put them into hospitals, and put them
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Speaker 4: into housing. What if they don't want to go? Make them.
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Speaker 4: Make them. Get them off the street. Give them an option.
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Speaker 4: You can live here. You can go into drug rehab.
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Speaker 4: You can go into a program, but you're not living
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Speaker 4: on the street. That's just so easy. The drug problem,
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Speaker 4: the fentanyl problem, or the opiate problem. Well, how do
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Speaker 4: you solve that, Corral? That's really easy. Happy rats don't medicate.
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Speaker 4: If Americans were happy, there wouldn't be the drug problem.
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Speaker 4: It wouldn't exist because happy rats don't medicate. So there
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Speaker 4: would hardly be any addicts if everybody had a home.
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Speaker 4: If no one had to worry about food, lights, gas, water,
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Speaker 4: the basics. If everyone had the basics, drug addiction would
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Speaker 4: go away. It would go away. Healthcare. Simplest solution there.
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Speaker 4: Cover everybody. Everything they need. Hearing, dental, vision, speech. Everything
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Speaker 4: for the body, cancer treatments, all of it. Cover it all. Why? A,
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Speaker 4: we have the technology. B, we have the money. Don't
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Speaker 4: make anybody ever worry about their health. Occam's razor, simple solution. Aging,
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Speaker 4: simple solution. Home health care for every single person that
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Speaker 4: needs it to keep them out of nursing care, to
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Speaker 4: keep them out of nursing homes. Home, and the Democrats
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Speaker 4: are trying to push that through for Medicare in the
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Speaker 4: next term. They want Medicare to cover at home nurses
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Speaker 4: and stuff like that for end-of-life care or for nursing care,
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Speaker 4: assisted living. Cover it at your home and not have
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Speaker 4: to be in a facility. Because that's all things being equal.
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Speaker 4: That's the right solution. That's the right answer. The answers
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Speaker 4: are so easy to a majority of our problems. So
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Speaker 4: why won't we do them?
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Speaker 3: Why?
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Speaker 4: I know why. Why, if the answers are remarkably simple,
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Speaker 4: do we make it all seem so hard? Why is that?
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Speaker 4: I know the answer, and it's two-pronged, and I will
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Speaker 5: You have to be proud with hatred.
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Speaker 4: Hey everyone, it's Carell. You know, Pride Month was rough
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Speaker 4: this year. We had a lot of hate heaped upon
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Speaker 4: us from Trump, from MAGA, and from other governments around
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Speaker 4: the world. And if you are a trans person, you
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Speaker 4: are really going through a particular type of hell right now.
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Speaker 4: That's why when I was thinking of my next single
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Speaker 4: in June, I sat down and I wrote, you have
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Speaker 4: to be proud. You have to be proud with anger
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Speaker 4: so loud. Streaming everywhere. Keep fighting. Keep singing. Keep dancing.
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Speaker 4: We're going to win. So, the Supreme Court is weighing
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Speaker 4: whether oil companies are responsible for climate change. Of course
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Speaker 4: they are. Occam's razor. Of course they are. Donald Trump
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Speaker 4: has said he thinks LA and San Diego are perfectly
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Speaker 4: acceptable for Iran to attack, and it would be a
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Speaker 4: small price to pay. Should he be removed from office
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Speaker 4: today for that very statement? Yes, of course he should.
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Speaker 4: That's a no-brainer. There are so many problems in this country. Healthcare.
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Speaker 4: Should every American citizen get free healthcare? Absolutely. Every other
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Speaker 4: country can do it. So can we. Why don't we? Homelessness.
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Speaker 4: Should we solve that problem like five other nations have,
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Speaker 4: including Finland, Denmark, Switzerland? They have solved their homeless crisis.
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Speaker 4: There are no homeless in that country. Maybe one or
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Speaker 4: two out on the streets. That's it. They've solved the crisis. How?
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Speaker 4: By housing them, putting them in drug rehab, giving them
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Speaker 4: a stipend salary, guaranteed basic income. It's not that hard,
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Speaker 4: is it? So why don't we solve the problems? Well, A,
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Speaker 4: because there's money in exploiting you. There's money. Oil companies
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Speaker 4: make $ 30 million an hour while you pay $ 5. 50 a
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Speaker 4: gallon for gas. Should that be criminal? Absolutely. Is that
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Speaker 4: war profiteering? Yes, it is. Should we nationalize oil and
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Speaker 4: take it over so, like in Iran, we could be
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Speaker 4: paying $ 0. 05 a gallon? Yes, we should. Will we? No. Why?
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Speaker 4: The billionaires don't want us to. Should AI be shut
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Speaker 4: down after yet another breach? And should the makers of
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Speaker 4: it be jailed? Absolutely. Absolutely. Beyond the shadow of a doubt.
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Speaker 4: Every head of every tech company that's developing AI right
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Speaker 4: now should go to jail and their tech should be
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Speaker 4: shut down. We don't need it. We don't need it.
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Speaker 4: Until there's more guardrails, until there is a way to
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Speaker 4: protect us from it, we don't need it. It's not
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Speaker 4: crucial to life. Should social media companies be responsible for
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Speaker 4: the posts that are posted on their platform? If they're lies,
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Speaker 4: if they're vitriolic, if they cause harm, If they're libelous, fraudulent,
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Speaker 4: should they be liable? Abso-fucking-lutely. Occam's razor. All things being equal.
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Speaker 4: Who's responsible for what is posted on a social media platform?
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Speaker 4: The morons that want to post it or the owners
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Speaker 4: who allow it? The owners who allow it. They want
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Speaker 4: to blame the posters. They want to blame society.
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Speaker 6: No. No.
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Speaker 4: You're giving them that town square. You're giving them that voice.
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Speaker 4: That's on you, Mark Zuckerberg. That's on you, David Ellison.
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Speaker 4: The Paramount deal is bad for entertainment. It closed today.
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Speaker 4: It closed. Today is it. Fede complete. It's over. Should
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Speaker 4: it have been allowed?
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Speaker 5: No.
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Speaker 4: Occam's razor. All things being equal, what's the truth? Well,
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Speaker 4: Two companies owning everything isn't good for business. That's the truth.
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Speaker 4: So should they be allowed to?
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Speaker 6: No.
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Speaker 4: Why won't we make these decisions? Because A, we're prevented
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Speaker 4: by those who profit off a different way, off a
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Speaker 4: different system. And two, and this is the big one,
26:26
Speaker 4: to acknowledge these solutions, would mean we have to change.
26:33
Speaker 4: You and I. We have to change. And possibly sacrifice
26:40
Speaker 4: some ways of life. For instance, getting off oil. Plastic
26:45
Speaker 4: would have to be re-thunk. We'd have to stop making
26:48
Speaker 4: everything out of oil. Fossil fuel would have to be
26:52
Speaker 4: phased out very quickly, like within five years. We would
26:56
Speaker 4: have to make drastic life changes. We don't want to.
27:02
Speaker 4: We don't want to. Homelessness could be solved, but we
27:07
Speaker 4: don't want to do what it would require us to do.
27:13
Speaker 4: Healthcare for all could happen, but we, again, don't want
27:17
Speaker 4: to do what would require of us. We don't want
27:20
Speaker 4: to make those changes because humans don't like change. particularly
27:26
Speaker 4: radical change, and humans hate sacrifice. We do not want
27:32
Speaker 4: to make sacrifices. And that's why we're in the mess
27:36
Speaker 4: that we're in. Because we refuse to make needed changes
27:42
Speaker 4: because we're afraid. We're afraid of change. We're afraid of
27:46
Speaker 4: sacrificing things. We're afraid of our lives not being the same,
27:50
Speaker 4: not giving way to the logic that they might be better.
27:55
Speaker 4: And we're told to be afraid every day. That's how
27:59
Speaker 4: they keep us in this state. Be afraid. If I
28:05
Speaker 4: were in LA or San Diego right now, I'd be
28:07
Speaker 4: very afraid. I think Donald Trump gave Iran permission to
28:10
Speaker 4: attack LA and San Diego. It sounded like it to me.
28:15
Speaker 4: I think he literally just told Iran, you can attack
28:18
Speaker 4: those two cities. Go ahead. It really sounded like that
28:23
Speaker 4: to me. I think he said that. I'd be afraid
28:30
Speaker 4: if I lived there. I would. I'm close to them.
28:32
Speaker 4: I'm kind of afraid. And what's the simple solution to
28:37
Speaker 4: that problem? Remove Donald Trump. End the Iran war. That's
28:42
Speaker 4: the simple solution. Remove Trump. End the war. Why won't
28:46
Speaker 4: we do it? Well, that would require actually using the Constitution.
28:51
Speaker 4: That would require, when Democrats get into power in January,
28:55
Speaker 4: impeaching the president, the vice president, removing the president and
29:00
Speaker 4: the vice president, because he's just as bad, and putting
29:03
Speaker 4: in the Democratic Speaker of the House. So in the
29:08
Speaker 4: next two years, we have a president that can start
29:11
Speaker 4: to unravel all the horror with a new cabinet. Reinstate
29:17
Speaker 4: Title IX. Repeal all the anti-trans laws. Repeal all the
29:22
Speaker 4: anti-environment laws. Start the EPA back up again. Remantle, reassemble
29:29
Speaker 4: the Department of Education. Get RFK Jr. out of the
29:33
Speaker 4: CDC and the Department of Health and get real doctors
29:37
Speaker 4: in there. Get Pete Hegsbeth out and get real generals
29:40
Speaker 4: running the Pentagon again. How does any of that seem revolutionary?
29:47
Speaker 4: I'm being serious. How does any of the things I
29:50
Speaker 4: just said seem radical or revolutionary? Impeach Trump and Vance,
29:56
Speaker 4: get a Democratic president in there with a new cabinet,
30:00
Speaker 4: and undo all the horror that he's done. How does
30:03
Speaker 4: that seem revolutionary? Occam's razor. That's the easiest way to
30:10
Speaker 4: fix the problem, and the Constitution already gives up that pathway.
30:15
Speaker 4: Impeach the Supreme Court justices. Clarence Thomas. His wife is
30:20
Speaker 4: a seditionist. Should he be removed? Occam's razor.
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32:10
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32:13
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32:15
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32:18
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32:25
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32:39
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32:45
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32:53
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32:55
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33:02
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33:06
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33:08
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33:15
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33:25
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33:27
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33:30
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33:33
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33:39
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33:45
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33:49
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34:10
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34:11
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34:16
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34:22
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34:26
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34:36
Speaker 4: Every day, countless hosts come out here and tell you
34:42
Speaker 4: all the problems with Donald Trump, with the administration, with everything.
34:47
Speaker 4: And yet the answers are right there in front of us.
34:49
Speaker 4: Get rid of him. Well, our politicians won't. Get rid
34:53
Speaker 4: of them. Four, five Supreme Court justices should be impeached
35:00
Speaker 4: right now and thrown out. By Congress. They have the power.
35:05
Speaker 4: Clarence Thomas. And then the three that Trump appointed that
35:11
Speaker 4: sat and lied about Roe v. Wade and what they
35:14
Speaker 4: would do. They lied. If you lie during a job interview,
35:19
Speaker 4: you should be fired. They lied. They should be thrown out.
35:27
Speaker 4: And then the court should be stacked. with neutral people.
35:32
Speaker 4: I don't want Democrats or Republicans. I want people who
35:37
Speaker 4: follow the law, the actual law, not the whim of
35:41
Speaker 4: a president. Is that too hard to ask? Is it?
35:52
Speaker 4: So the answers to our problems are right in front
35:54
Speaker 4: of us. So why won't people do them? Why won't
35:59
Speaker 4: Congress do its job? Because it's more profitable for them
36:02
Speaker 4: not to. Democrats have enjoyed all the money they've been
36:08
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36:12
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36:16
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36:22
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36:28
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36:30
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36:33
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37:48
Speaker 4: You know, there's this myth that Republicans are afraid of
37:52
Speaker 4: Donald Trump. And that's why they don't do anything. They're
37:55
Speaker 4: afraid of him. They're not afraid of him. They're not
37:58
Speaker 4: afraid of him. They laugh at him. They're not afraid
38:00
Speaker 4: of him. He is a senile, diaper-wetting old man. They're
38:04
Speaker 4: not afraid of him. A, they agree with him. That's
38:09
Speaker 4: the dirty part they don't want to say out loud.
38:12
Speaker 4: They agree with him. And B, they're profiting off of him.
38:18
Speaker 4: So many people, including Donald Trump and his family, are
38:23
Speaker 4: making money off of Donald Trump. That's why he's there.
38:29
Speaker 4: He's there to make them money. The makers of ChatGPT
38:36
Speaker 4: and Claude and all of it, Anthropic, Trump should have
38:39
Speaker 4: called them in and said, I'm shutting you down. Until
38:43
Speaker 4: you can develop guardrails, I'm shutting you down. You're not
38:47
Speaker 4: going public. You're not going to make trillions with a
38:50
Speaker 4: T of dollars in your IPO. That's it. The government
38:57
Speaker 4: is taking control of AI. It is too dangerous to
39:01
Speaker 4: be left to you guys. So that's it. You no
39:05
Speaker 4: longer own your companies. We are nationalizing the data. We
39:09
Speaker 4: could do it. And why don't we? All things being equal,
39:13
Speaker 4: what's the best solution for America? That the government, and
39:18
Speaker 4: I know you all hate that term, but that governments
39:23
Speaker 4: develop AI. Well, they'll use it for weapons. People, I
39:29
Speaker 4: would rather. have governments that are elected handling AI than
39:34
Speaker 4: billionaires who don't care about anything but their money and themselves.
39:40
Speaker 4: Would you rather have Elon Musk or Barack Obama running AI?
39:46
Speaker 4: I'm serious. Would you rather have Pete Buttigieg or Sam
39:53
Speaker 4: Altman running AI? Serious. We need to find an intelligent
40:01
Speaker 4: politician to be the AI czar and run AI development.
40:07
Speaker 4: We cannot leave it to the private sector. It is
40:10
Speaker 4: the stupidest thing I have ever heard. Leaving the development
40:14
Speaker 4: of AI to the private. China's not. China's government is
40:20
Speaker 4: developing and owning AI, not the private sector. Are they
40:26
Speaker 4: smarter than us? Russia, their government, are they smarter than
40:34
Speaker 4: us or dumber? I think they're smarter in that area.
40:41
Speaker 4: We know the answers to the problems and we're not alone.
40:44
Speaker 4: The politicians know this stuff. The politicians know that they
40:49
Speaker 4: and big business are responsible for the destruction of planet Earth.
40:54
Speaker 4: Right here in Las Vegas, corporations are buying up land
40:59
Speaker 4: and making huge developments they should not be allowed to.
41:04
Speaker 4: But people on the council are making money. The developers
41:07
Speaker 4: are making money. What do they care if they're destroying
41:10
Speaker 4: the valley, if we don't have enough water, if it's
41:14
Speaker 4: becoming the fastest heating city in the world? They'll make
41:17
Speaker 4: their money and leave. They won't be here for the aftermath.
41:23
Speaker 4: And that's what no one understands about oil executives, AI executives.
41:27
Speaker 4: They're building their escape routes in New Zealand and other places.
41:33
Speaker 4: If there is a horrible event, they'll survive it and
41:37
Speaker 4: they'll live through the aftermath. We won't. They will. We won't.
41:47
Speaker 4: And we let it happen.
41:49
Speaker 3: Why?
41:50
Speaker 4: Because they've made us feel powerless. For decades, that has
41:54
Speaker 4: been their job, to muddy the waters and make everybody
41:57
Speaker 4: feel like the solutions are complex. If I hear one
42:01
Speaker 4: more politician say, well, solving this problem is multilayered and complex. No,
42:08
Speaker 4: it's not. It's like building a house. Building a house
42:13
Speaker 4: used to be pretty simple. Chop some wood, build a house.
42:17
Speaker 4: Now there's permits and subcontractors upon subcontractors and building a
42:22
Speaker 4: house is a nightmare now. But all of that makes
42:26
Speaker 4: somebody money. We have got to start solving problems because
42:34
Speaker 4: the answers are right in front of us. It's like DEI.
42:40
Speaker 4: all things being equal, what's the right answer? That every American,
42:46
Speaker 4: every person, in every country, everywhere, deserves the same respect, dignity,
42:55
Speaker 4: and rights as every other person, regardless of their color,
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Speaker 4: sexual orientation, gender, any of it. That every human deserves
43:10
Speaker 4: the same respect, kindness, and equality as the other. Or
43:17
Speaker 4: that some people are better than others. That straight people
43:21
Speaker 4: are better than gay people. That trans people who have
43:25
Speaker 4: never hurt anybody in sports, ever. Not one case of
43:31
Speaker 4: any trans athlete harming any other person in the sport, ever.
43:40
Speaker 4: What's the simplest solution there? Leave them alone? Let them compete?
43:45
Speaker 4: Or make rules against them? When there's never been a case. Ever.
43:54
Speaker 4: You have an institution called marriage where two people can
43:58
Speaker 4: enter into it and receive a bunch of benefits. What's
44:02
Speaker 4: the simplest solution? That all people that want to enter
44:06
Speaker 4: into it should be able to and allowed, whether they're male, male, male, female, female, female, they, them, they, them,
44:14
Speaker 4: that two people, regardless of gender or orientation, should be
44:18
Speaker 4: able to wed so long as they meet all the rules.
44:22
Speaker 4: They're not married to somebody else. They're not brothers or
44:25
Speaker 4: sisters or whatever. It seems pretty simple to me, doesn't it?
44:32
Speaker 4: We argued over same-sex marriage for 30 fucking years of
44:35
Speaker 4: my life, and I never understood it. It's the simplest
44:39
Speaker 4: argument in the world to settle. Any two people that
44:41
Speaker 4: want to get married can, so long as they're not related.
44:46
Speaker 4: And that's it. So long as they're not related. That's it.
44:52
Speaker 4: Other than that, you want to get married? You're two people,
44:54
Speaker 4: get married. Man-man, man-woman, woman-woman, man-man, whatever. Transgender, transgender, whatever.
45:02
Speaker 4: Are you related? No, we're not. Okay, you can get married.
45:06
Speaker 4: Occam's razor. But yet we chose to fight over that.
45:12
Speaker 4: We're still fighting over it. Do you see what I mean?
45:16
Speaker 4: They keep us fighting over the minutia. So we will
45:20
Speaker 4: lose sight of the big picture. A seated president last
45:25
Speaker 4: night said he would be okay with two of the
45:30
Speaker 4: biggest metropolitan areas in the United States being attacked by
45:35
Speaker 4: a country we are at war with. And he said
45:38
Speaker 4: it would be a small price to pay. And that's
45:44
Speaker 4: not career-ending. Why? Why is he allowed to be president today?
45:52
Speaker 4: Because people are cowards. Because the Democrats are cowards. How
45:56
Speaker 4: many Democrats are in the news today denouncing what Trump said?
45:59
Speaker 4: How many? How many are just screaming, where's Cory Booker
46:04
Speaker 4: at the top of his lungs? Where's Hakeem Jeffries? Where's
46:07
Speaker 4: all of them organizing rallies, refusing to go to work,
46:09
Speaker 4: or introducing articles of impeachment? Where is the cabinet, whose
46:15
Speaker 4: allegiance is supposed to be to us, not to the president.
46:19
Speaker 4: Where's the cabinet invoking the 25th Amendment on this obviously
46:23
Speaker 4: insane man? Falls asleep in meetings, rambles in speeches, obviously
46:30
Speaker 4: not well enough to be president. Where's the cabinet? We
46:34
Speaker 4: have a secretary of defense who is, in my view,
46:37
Speaker 4: a closeted homosexual. He doesn't want women in combat. He
46:41
Speaker 4: doesn't want women in the military. He doesn't want trannies.
46:44
Speaker 4: He doesn't want men with beards because he can't grow one.
46:47
Speaker 4: He wants them all hopped up on testosterone. He wants
46:50
Speaker 4: to talk about their bodies and their maleness all the time.
46:56
Speaker 4: The man is more obsessed with military men than I am.
47:01
Speaker 4: He's gay. He is a repressed homosexual. He has every
47:06
Speaker 4: sign and symbol of being a repressed homosexual. I've met
47:13
Speaker 4: many men like him. He is obsessed with other men.
47:19
Speaker 4: Talks about their muscles, their strength, their agility. He wants
47:22
Speaker 4: to give them testosterone so they can have hard-ons all
47:25
Speaker 4: the time. Literally. That's what he said. So you'll wake
47:31
Speaker 4: up every morning with that staff at full attention. He
47:34
Speaker 4: said that. He's gayer than I am. And yet, he's
47:42
Speaker 4: not fired. He just gave a speech that was right
47:47
Speaker 4: out of a fascist playbook in front of imagery that
47:50
Speaker 4: was right out of Nazi Germany. Look it up. I'm
47:55
Speaker 4: making it up. He stood there on a stage looking
48:00
Speaker 4: like a Nazi, wearing Hugo Boss, by the way. Hugo Boss,
48:06
Speaker 4: who had to apologize for their actions supporting the Nazis.
48:13
Speaker 4: And there's Pete Hemsworth in a Hugo Boss suit in
48:18
Speaker 4: front of a logo with an iron eagle talking about
48:22
Speaker 4: no fats, no fems, no weirdos, no trannies, no beards.
48:27
Speaker 4: And that just goes by. People just let it happen. Cowards.
48:35
Speaker 4: When did we all become such cowards? And I mean
48:39
Speaker 4: the Democrats. Just cowards. They're not willing to die on
48:45
Speaker 4: any sword. They're not. They're just, let it all happen.
48:49
Speaker 4: We let a man who, Mitch McConnell would not be
48:53
Speaker 4: issued a driver's license. Okay? He could not pass a
48:57
Speaker 4: test to get a driver's license. If you can't pass
49:01
Speaker 4: a test to get a driver's license, you should not
49:04
Speaker 4: be able to vote on bills that shape your country. Okay?
49:09
Speaker 4: That's Occam's razor. Right there. All things being equal. An
49:13
Speaker 4: 80-plus-year-old man who is barely coherent and could not even
49:17
Speaker 4: pass a driver's test. should that man be voting on
49:22
Speaker 4: legislation that affects millions of people? Occam's razor says, no.
49:28
Speaker 4: That's really simple. No. He should be removed immediately. And
49:35
Speaker 4: now he is. They're on vacation, and when he comes back,
49:39
Speaker 4: It's the midterms. He'll be a lame duck. But he
49:43
Speaker 4: should be removed. Right now, today. He should be told
49:46
Speaker 4: to go home. Resign McConnell. Go home. Will he be?
49:50
Speaker 6: No.
49:51
Speaker 4: Why? We're cowards. The Democrats are cowards. They're just, they're cowards.
49:58
Speaker 4: And Republicans are the worst cowards. Because they know it.
50:03
Speaker 4: They see it happening. They condone it because they're making
50:07
Speaker 4: money off of it. because they're getting votes, and because
50:10
Speaker 4: all they hear... You know when you meet someone that's
50:14
Speaker 4: totally clueless because they just live in their own world,
50:16
Speaker 4: particularly like a rich person? You meet a rich person,
50:19
Speaker 4: and they just cannot relate to your life because they've
50:22
Speaker 4: never lived it, and they have no clue what you're
50:24
Speaker 4: talking about. They're in this rich bubble. Well, that's Republicans.
50:31
Speaker 4: When they go talk to MAGA in their districts, all
50:34
Speaker 4: they hear is how great they're doing and how everyone
50:37
Speaker 4: loves the policies. They don't hear the dissent. They don't
50:41
Speaker 4: pay attention to dissent. They certainly don't sit and have
50:43
Speaker 4: conversations with people who disagree with them. And they're allowed
50:50
Speaker 4: to be there. We pay them out of our money
50:54
Speaker 4: to be there and legislate against us. We actually pay
50:58
Speaker 4: people to harm us. All of us do. You know,
51:05
Speaker 4: it's like Israel. I made a comment yesterday online. Someone
51:10
Speaker 4: was grieving because tomorrow is October 7th, and they were
51:14
Speaker 4: grieving all the lost people, all the people that died
51:16
Speaker 4: on October 7th, and they should be. It was a
51:20
Speaker 4: terrible tragedy. But then I said, I wonder if you
51:24
Speaker 4: think about the Palestinian woman's grief whose baby is still
51:28
Speaker 4: buried under the rubble. And all of them justify the genocide.
51:32
Speaker 4: Every comment justifies it. Well, her baby wouldn't be buried
51:35
Speaker 4: under the rubble if they hadn't attacked us. Her baby
51:38
Speaker 4: wouldn't be buried under the rubble if she hadn't voted
51:40
Speaker 4: for Hamas. They justify genocide. Look, the Palestinians are no
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Speaker 4: friend of mine. As an organization and as a country,
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Speaker 4: they don't like gay people. They're no friend of mine.
51:55
Speaker 4: Should they be wiped out? No. Occam's Razor. Occam's razor.
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Speaker 4: In 1918, British colonists began setting up the state of Israel,
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Speaker 4: which 30 years later would become an actual state where
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Speaker 4: they would move over 10 million Jews. However, the area
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Speaker 4: was already occupied by Palestinians who had houses, farms, cities,
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Speaker 4: and infrastructure. Yes, there were some Jews there, but it
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Speaker 4: was basically Arab land, Palestinian land, which Israel took through colonization.
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Speaker 4: Does it sound like there will ever be peace given that? No. Patriot!
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Speaker 3: Now it's showtime.
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Speaker 4: Here's the truth about Israel. There should be two states,
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Speaker 4: Israel and Palestine. The West Bank and Gaza should be Palestine,
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Speaker 4: and they should have self-rule, even if the Israelis don't
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Speaker 4: like the government. And then Israel. I fully believe Israel
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Speaker 4: should be moved. Correll, you can't move a whole country.
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Speaker 4: Why not? You created a whole country not even 100
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Speaker 4: years ago. Move it. Give the Palestinians back their land.
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Speaker 4: Take the country of Israel and move it somewhere else
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Speaker 4: where they're not surrounded by people who hate them. The
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Speaker 4: Saudis hate them. The Iranians hate them. The Syrians hate them.
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Speaker 4: The Libyan, the Libyanese hate them. The Palestinians hate them.
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Speaker 4: Why would you want to have a country right in
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Speaker 4: the middle of a neighborhood that everybody hates you? Why? Move.
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Speaker 4: There's less people. We could literally give them Montana or
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Speaker 4: another state. We have so many states that are just
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Speaker 4: not populated. Move Israel to one of those. We love
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Speaker 4: Israel so much. Move them here. There are many African
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Speaker 4: nations where there is no government and they are sparsely populated.
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Speaker 4: Move it there. It's obviously in the wrong place. Occam's razor.
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Speaker 4: All things being equal. What's the simplest solution? Keep trying
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Speaker 4: to fit Israel into a hole it doesn't fit into?
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Speaker 4: Or move it? I'm being serious. No one in that
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Speaker 4: region wants Israel to be there. Nobody except Israel. The
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Speaker 4: Palestinians don't want it. The Saudis don't want it. The
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Speaker 4: Iranians don't want it. The Libyans don't want it. The
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Speaker 4: Syrians don't want it. The Egyptians don't really want it.
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Speaker 4: The Jordanese don't really want it. Nobody in the region
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Speaker 4: wants that nation there. It was created in the wrong place.
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Speaker 4: Acknowledge that and correct it. No one says the Jews
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Speaker 4: shouldn't have their own state. No one's saying the Jews
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Speaker 4: should not have their own country. They should. It just
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Speaker 4: shouldn't be there. I know that sounds ridiculous and you
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Speaker 4: guys will not agree with that or whatever, but history
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Speaker 4: bears me out. It was started in 1918 and became
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Speaker 4: a real nation in 1949. It's less than 100 years old.
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Speaker 4: You could move it. What about the Holy Land? What
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Speaker 4: about the holy sites? Move them. Take the temple on
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Speaker 4: the mound with you. Because your mythical God won't care.
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Speaker 4: If the only reason Israel has to be where it's
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Speaker 4: at is because of some mythology, then we're doomed. Then
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Speaker 4: it's doomed. But the only way to try to get
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Speaker 4: a peace in the region is is to give the
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Speaker 4: Palestinians their own state. Period. Where they don't have to
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Speaker 4: follow the rules of the Israeli government that they can't
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Speaker 4: vote on. Israel created Hamas. And yes, Hamas is a
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Speaker 4: terrorist organization that indiscriminately fires at Israel. Doesn't even have
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Speaker 4: guidance systems on the rockets. They don't even care what
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Speaker 4: they hit. That's horrible. That's terrible. They dig tunnels. under
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Speaker 4: the ground to go in and try to, like, mole people,
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Speaker 4: to try to attack the Israelis from underneath. That's horrible.
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Speaker 4: But why are they doing it? Because they want their
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Speaker 4: land back. If Native Americans had any balls, they'd do
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Speaker 4: that to us here in this country. I'm serious. If
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Speaker 4: Native Americans had a nation that supported them like we
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Speaker 4: support Israel, if Native Americans had a nation that gave
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Speaker 4: them money and arms like we give Israel money and arms,
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Speaker 4: America might look real different. Can you imagine if the
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Speaker 4: Native Americans suddenly got missiles and suddenly got weapons and money?
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Speaker 4: They'd attack us with every right to do so because
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Speaker 4: we took their land. We stole it. That's why immigration.
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Speaker 4: Occam's razor. All things being equal, should a nation of
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Speaker 4: people who stole the land be arresting other people for
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Speaker 4: coming here illegally? What's the answer to that question? Should
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Speaker 4: a nation filled with people who stole the very land
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Speaker 4: they are sitting on then arrest people other people for
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Speaker 4: coming to that land without an invitation. What would Occam's
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Speaker 4: Razor say there? No. That's pot calling kettle black. No
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Speaker 4: one invited us. No one gave us permission. No one said,
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Speaker 4: come on, build Chicago, build Detroit, build LA. No one
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Speaker 4: said to do that. And the Native Americans fought us
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Speaker 4: every day. bit that they could. We murdered them and
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Speaker 4: then stole their land. And now we have the gall
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Speaker 4: to say that people that used to own the property, Mexicans,
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Speaker 4: Latin Americans, who used to come up through Mexico, who
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Speaker 4: inhabited California, who inhabited all these other areas, we now
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Speaker 4: have the gall to call them illegal when they've been
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Speaker 4: here hundreds of years longer than we have. Do you
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Speaker 4: see what I'm saying? The truth is right in front
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Speaker 4: of us. We just won't acknowledge it because it means
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Speaker 4: we're bad. One of the reasons we will not acknowledge
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Speaker 4: the truth of all of these situations is because it
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Speaker 4: throws responsibility for our situation on us. We don't want
1:00:05
Speaker 4: the responsibility for our situation. We don't want it. But
1:00:10
Speaker 4: it is on us. And we don't like that. So
1:00:14
Speaker 4: we won't make any changes. Because to make changes would
1:00:17
Speaker 4: mean we have to take responsibility for where we are now.
1:00:21
Speaker 4: And we will not do that. And many of you
1:00:24
Speaker 4: are saying, well, I'm not responsible, Carell. I'm not, no, well, okay.
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