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The Big Gay After Show: May 26th, 2026 - Amazon's Urn Mishap · The Big Gay Radio Show

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  The views expressed on The Big Gay After Show may not
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  necessarily reflect the views of the Nathan B Stubblefield
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  Foundation or those of the staff or management of WM and F Tampa.
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  Listener discretion is advised. Where the TS hotter, the laughs
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  are louder, and nothing's off limits, this is the Big Gay
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  after show. Welcome to the big Gay After
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  show. My name is Chris Gorman.
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  I'm your show twink here joined by the electric trans queen of
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  radio, Miss Esme Russell. Hello.
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  Hello. How are you, Gracia?
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  I don't speak your language. I know you don't.
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  You be going to school for the student speaking.
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  So I I'm sorry. You know what gets me though is
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  that you will not give me her number because I would call her.
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  You know what? You know what's funny?
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  I'm taking her again this next over the summer.
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  I'm taking her for for my Spanish.
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  Spanish. Yes, Argentina.
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  Oh, Argentina. OK, Yeah.
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  Oh, their Spanish is beautiful. Yeah, Argentina Spanish is
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  gorgeous. Yeah, yeah.
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  It's not as fast as mine. Same.
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  Yeah. Yeah.
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  But sure, they speak beautiful. They they have a beautiful
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  accent too. Oh my God.
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  Well, don't, don't be rude about about the her.
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  She, she, she, she, she's a good teacher.
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  And I was actually talking to your, your, your daughter.
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  No, it was Shane actually who I was talking to.
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  And I, I told him, I gave him a little secret.
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  I'm going to go ahead and tell you this as me.
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  I understand more Spanish than I let you know.
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  Just letting you know that I do understand certain things.
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  I'm not going to respond to that.
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  I'm not responding to that. I'm.
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  Not responding. I'm not responding to that in
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  Spanish. You're not convinced?
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  OK anyways. I said I'm withholding my
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  opinion. I I'm withholding my opinion.
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  Holding my opinion. Hold your opinion to yourself.
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  I know for a fact. I know for a fact.
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  I won't speak it, but I at least understand it enough to go ahead
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  and and I can. I could pick up a little bit.
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  I could pick up a. Little bit I do know this, that
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  if you wanted to speak it you could.
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  Oh absolutely. But I don't want.
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  'Cause you're not a dumb person. No, but I don't.
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  I know dumb people. Yeah, we talk about dumb people
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  all the time. Oh yeah, I just don't want to.
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  I just don't want to. Anyways, We're also joined by
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  we're joined by Lexi Long, Orlando Drag Race Live Season 10
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  winner. Welcome into the studio.
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  Hello, I'm so happy to be here, you guys are so fun.
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  So, Lexi, we didn't talk to you about your other job, Your real
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  job? Yes, your real job which?
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  Is my day job. Which is that you work at Walt
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  Disney World. Yes, I do.
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  I'm an entertainer at Walt Disney World.
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  I work in entertainment. I can't say too much about what
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  I do, but I perform for a living.
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  It's, it is a very interesting dichotomy of my life going from
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  because some days I'll go from Disney straight into drag,
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  right? So it it is very interesting
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  going from one to the other, but it does make you realize that
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  entertaining people is very similar no matter the type.
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  Of how long have you worked for Disney?
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  I've actually not worked there very long.
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  I've worked there for about 6 months, not even a year.
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  The hiring process, was it difficult?
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  So it's like a classic audition, you know, for entertainment, you
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  go into it depends. Everyone's story at Disney is
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  different. Yeah, really, honestly.
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  But my story started with a big cattle call audition at their
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  rehearsal facility. And essentially you just show up
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  to this giant cattle call, All these boys are there and they
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  whittle you down. As the time goes on, you learn a
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  combination and they just eliminate more and more and more
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  and more people. For ours, they kept us all day.
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  They made us go home for three hours.
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  We came back later on in the day and then we we did some
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  partnering with some girls, some dancing.
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  It, it really depends because there's so much, so many types
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  of entertainment in the park. So each audition is going to be
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  different depending on what they're looking for.
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  But yeah, it was a long experience.
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  Some people audition for one thing and end up getting another
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  gig. Absolutely, Absolutely.
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  They'll say to you you're not a good fit for this, but we would
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  like you to do this role absolutely in this thing.
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  Because with a lot of what Disney is, it's, it's not even
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  about like how good or bad you are at something.
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  It's about what you look like or, or where you fit into the
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  system perfectly, you know, So I mean, a lot of times you could
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  go in for one thing, your height, your Oh my goodness,
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  it's the littlest things you could never think about.
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  Your teeth, your eyes, your nose, your face, your, your
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  voice, your voice, how thick your your calf is could mean the
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  difference of not fitting or fitting a costume.
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  Like you get a 3D body scan when you first get hired and you
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  stand in this thing and you hold this bar and it spins around you
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  and takes a a live 3D photo of you.
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  And from that photo they can see which costumes you do and you
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  don't fit into. And it it can be very specific.
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  Like I said, the your wrist is too big or too small.
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  Like it's it's so specific. So it really is about just like
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  who you are and how you can be used in the system.
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  Is there ever a shortage of dancers or do you guys always
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  have dancers? We do always have dancers.
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  We do always have dancers. I will say I, it does feel like
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  sometimes there's, there's not many of us that do each skill.
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  So like if there's a very highly skilled, like let's say parade
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  or show, there's not a ton of us that do that because I don't I
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  don't think they want to have too many people in there because
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  they want to have people who care and who are skilled.
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  Once you get. How many parades do you do a
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  day? So I'm doing my right now I'm
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  doing the night time parade. So I only do 2 parades at night
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  but. And how long, How long, How many
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  hours of work is that? That is about a six hour day of
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  work for two parades. The parade itself is probably
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  about 3045 minutes. But one would never even be able
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  to understand what it's like to start and finish a parade
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  dancing. And what you don't get is so I
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  grew up dancing my whole life. OK, but there's a difference
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  between dancing and then dancing and moving forward at the same
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  time. You would never think it's such
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  a, a mind boggling thing, but it's adding it's, it's adding so
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  much more physicality to it because you're not just dancing
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  in one spot on the stage. You're getting, you're going
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  somewhere. You're guiding.
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  You're. You're guiding, yeah.
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  And there's a float behind you and a float in front of you, so
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  you better move, you know? So it it definitely.
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  Talk to you. You know, no, not really.
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  They'll they'll scream some things, but it's one of those
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  things where it's like, baby, I don't have time.
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  I'll give you a little smile, a little wave, you know?
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  But because you're dancing. But that's the most I can give.
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  Yeah, No, no talking for sure, for sure.
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  But yeah, and it's pantomime. Yeah, I mean, I'm just waving
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  inside. I'm allowed to talk.
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  You are allowed to talk. We're allowed to talk.
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  So the music is playing and you learn the song, so it's
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  basically pantomime. We're well, so we're not singing
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  to this, we're not lip syncing to this song.
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  So it's it's like but. You but you have done roles for
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  your lip syncing. I have not.
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  No, I have not. There is, I will say, like the
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  Castle show. I think they do some.
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  Lip syncing. I know that they do.
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  They definitely do, but in parades and stuff, actually a
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  lot of times it's the the character.
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  There's like Mickey and Minnie and stuff they'll do.
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  It's called head sinking and they'll move their head back and
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  forth. Masters at it, yeah.
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  And it's not just head sinking, it's body sinking.
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  It's but it's and whole physical, yeah.
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  Yeah, it's crazy. It really is.
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  Like they're directing orchestra, right?
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  I love to watch Mickey at Fantasmic.
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  His. Movements are so fat arms and
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  then the arms are just it's the arm movements are so big and so
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  fabulous. It's.
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  Thrilling. I love watching Fantastic.
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  I love Fantasmic. I do love Fantasmic a lot and.
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  The behind the scenes, I mean Fantasmic is like.
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  Beautiful. I see how they cover up a Ariel
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  with a little tarp. They bag the fish.
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  They bag is that they call Bag the fish?
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  Yeah. So she does.
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  Yeah. So the fireworks don't get her.
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  It's great. It's just, it's so, so Disney's
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  amazing there. There really is.
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  The professionalism is just. Yes, it's a great company to
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  work for. You, you, you really learn you,
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  you learn about professional work, right, Because everyone
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  there is a true professional. Now in the drag space, it's very
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  different because you're working with a lot of people.
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  I mean, there's no audition to get and work in the gay club,
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  right? Over the course of my life, I've
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  learned I've known Queens that have been in Fantasmic.
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  Yes. So yeah, that have done both the
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  Evil Queen, yes, Maleficent and Maleficent, Yeah, yeah.
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  Maleficent is usually always a man, and no one would ever know
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  that. Well, she's up there so far up
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  anyway. Yeah, you know, and the and the
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  movements are so outrageous and big and.
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  You know, just waving the arm. Waving the arm.
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  Yeah, so it's perfect. And you need someone tall and
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  long for that. It'd probably be a great
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  Maleficent. I wouldn't.
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  That is one of my dream roles, but everyone wants it, so she.
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  Goes you're everybody wants it. Yes.
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  But yeah, it's my, it's in my height range, so.
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  Yeah, it is your height. Oh yeah, 'cause she's, yeah,
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  she's up there. She's tall.
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  She she's a big girl. Yeah, big.
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  Girl Jafar would be another one. Jafar would be a good one, yeah.
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  Yeah, let's go into some hot topics, Miss, says me.
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  Alrighty. I got something I.
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  Just I just love the Disney conversation.
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  Oh definitely. I'm a Disney fan.
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  I just love and movies. I love Disney movies as well.
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  Who doesn't? Let's jump into this.
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  Former Exodus International leader Allen Chambers was
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  arrested in Central Florida after investigators say he tried
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  to arrange a sexual meet up with someone he believed was a 14
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  year old boy. Chambers, 54, was charged with
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  solicitation of a minor via computer, transmitting harmful
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  material to a minor and unlawful use of two way communication
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  device, according to Orange County Sheriff's Office, A
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  undercover detective poised as a pose poised posed as a 14 year
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  old on Snapchat and began communicating with Chambers
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  earlier this year. It's always the same.
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  He said Chambers introduced himself as a 50 year old man
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  named John David. That's one of the worst fucking
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  names I've ever heard. And later moved the conversation
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  to text messages and Telegram. The arrest affidavit said that
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  Chambers allegedly sent sexually explicit messages and photos
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  while trying to set up an in person meeting.
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  No bond is currently listed. Exodus International shut down
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  in 2013 after Chambers publicly apologized to the LGBTQ plus
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  community and acknowledged the harm the organization created
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  through the its promotion of conversion therapy.
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  It's always the same people. Yep, it's always the same
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  people. I'm so tired of this.
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  I'm so tired of the hate that we get from them and the and how
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  steadfast they work to pass laws to hurt us to to prevent us from
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  living well. He even acknowledged it during
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  his apology to the LGBTQ community.
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  He said that he had hidden his own attraction to men and
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  expressed regret for the pain. Link to the group's work.
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  I mean, hey, right there. I, I think that that and itself,
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  the fact that he's just owning up and admitting it, it's, it's
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  proof in it and it's I. Had someone tell me the other
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  day that they didn't see how being gay was political or why
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  we had to politicize it. And I said to that person, it is
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  political. Being gay is political and your
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  side has made it that way. You've outlawed me from using
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  women's spaces. That is political.
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  OK. You've you consistently trying
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  to ban men and women from marrying each other.
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  That is political. It's it's a political movement.
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  Yeah, OK. It's not personal.
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  It's political. It may be personal as well, but
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  you're making it political. Absolutely.
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  You're trying to outlaw my existence.
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  They're saying on White House documents that trans people are
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  a terrorist movement. That is political.
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  Yeah, that is political. I am not a terrorist.
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  No, When you bring it in that space, you bring it in that
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  space. You're bringing it.
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  You're making it political. This idea that it's that being
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  gay or being trans is not political.
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  It is political if you don't want it to be political if you
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  want it to stop. Stop talking about us.
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  Get our names out of your filthy fucking mouths because you're
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  all a bunch of perverts, y'all Smith?
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  They're all a bunch of perverts. Totally.
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  Agree, Totally agree. I mean, just all of them.
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  Every accusation is a fucking confession.
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  Every single, every time you hear one of them go, well, those
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  transgenders are we're going to stop all these gays from
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  sleeping with each other and we're going to convert them back
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  to Christianity. Every one of those people ends
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  up turning out to be some gay guy that that didn't come out
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  and was trying to meet with other gay.
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  Guys and just like he said how after all of this then he admits
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  it right then he then he owns up and says.
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  They're usually married by the way, right?
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  Which is 'cause. They're in a trapped.
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  Situation Can you imagine the wife how she must feel and the
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  children how embarrassing that is for a wife and.
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  And it's, it's, it adds an extra level of shame to this already.
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  They're already feeling shame, right?
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  So then now this family is feeling this shame and it's, and
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  it sucks because it's like, we could have all just been honest.
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  And now there's so much shame attached to this thing.
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  And that's why it's political, right?
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  You know, it's, it's, it's become this thing.
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  It's not. Just no wonder that every time
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  there's a Republican anything, convention, gathering, meeting,
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  golf, whatever, a grinder literally blows.
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  Up. Am I right or not, Chris?
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  A former Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
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  biologist who was fired over a social media post about
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  conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has reached a cash
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  settlement with the agency, according to court documents.
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  Brittany Brown had worked for FWC for seven years before being
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  terminated after reposting a message to a private Instagram
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  Story following Kirk's 2025 assassination.
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  The reposted message mocked Kirk over past comments about school
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  shootings, saying Wales cared exactly as much as Charlie Kirk
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  cared about children being shot in their classroom.
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  Brown's attorney argued that the Instagram account was private
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  and had no connection to her work at FWC.
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  The settlement terms and payout have not been made public, and
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  also the judge has denied Brown's request to get her job
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  back. Good.
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  I'm glad that she finally, she got her money.
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  It sucks that she's not gonna have, you know, the ability to
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  do her work. But it's good that she got her
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  money, got her bag. That's gonna happen to a lot of
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  people, though, A lot of people who have gotten fired over
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  these, you know, Commons, that's, that's First fucking
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  amendment. One of the things that happened
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  with Charlie Kurt's death is they tried to give him a
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  sainthood when he died. So the way that he was murdered
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  was terrible. Absolutely.
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  I mean, you cannot. There's just no way to fix that.
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  It's human like that's. That's terrible.
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  That's somebody's husband. That was somebody's dad, you
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  know, that's somebody's son. But he was not a good guy.
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  No, OK. I mean, we couldn't say that at
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  the time of his death because we were trying to be politically
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  correct. But in retrospect, and and and
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  it's not because I'm saying it, all you got to do is go on the
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  Internet and look up his speeches and hear the vile,
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  terrible things that he would say.
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  You know, transphobic, homophobic, racist.
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  Yeah. Just just bad.
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  He was not a good guy. It does not mean that he
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  deserved to die. No.
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  And I would never, I would never condone that.
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  And and I'm very saddened that he was murdered because I, I
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  feel like, you know, people like Kim, I always have hope that
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  they'll convert, that they'll realize they've made a mistake.
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  I'm seeing Candace Owen right now.
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  Candace Owens the perfect 1. Tucker Carlson is another one.
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  Joe Rogan is 1. Candace Owen, you know, she was
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  talking to Biden's son the other day and she apologized to him
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  for calling him a drug addict and a, you know, crack head and
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  all that. And, and I thought to and he
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  said, well, I was a crack head. You were saying the truth.
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  And I love that he owned it. He said, I just didn't want to
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  hear it, But I was at that time a crack head.
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  She goes, I shouldn't have been calling you that because you
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  were dealing with an illness. He goes, you're right about
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  that. You are.
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  And but she owned it, though, and he owned it.
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  And I thought, wow, what's going on here, man?
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  That's what we're all missing, right?
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  It's just at the end of the day being being people and talking
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  to each other about stuff and taking all this, all this
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  external weight and pressure away.
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  And really, we're just people talking like it's really.
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  That simple. But I've just, she's really
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  surprised me, you know? I like to believe that come 510
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  years from now, we'll have that sort of open dialogue back again
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  because what you're seeing right now with Candace Owens and
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  Hunter Biden was, as you know, as May what was happening with
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  Mitt Romney and Obama. What was his name?
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  McCain and Obama, Bush and fucking dildo, whatever his name
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  is. Gore I.
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  Watched that interview with her and I thought Candace Owen is
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  being decent and respectful and she's asking valid questions.
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  And she since I mean, her apology was real.
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  You know, you can look in somebody's eyes.
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  It wasn't like it wasn't a last minute.
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  She goes, I really, I really missed the mark with you.
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  I, I, I think about what I said at that time and I feel really
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  bad about it. I don't, I don't know why I was
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  feeling like that or why I was, you know, I'm like thinking to
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  myself. She's analyzing herself.
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  It's the House of Cards. Once you once 1 little thing
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  falls right, everything starts to deconstruct.
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  And I'm thinking, OK, this is what we're this is progress.
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  Absolutely. This is progress here, OK?
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  And I know that there are people that she speaks to that want her
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  to be hateful and to continue the nastiness, but she's just
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  not there right now, you know? I think that because Charlie
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  Kirk was essentially a brother to her, I think the loss of
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  Charlie Kirk really opened her eyes to the way that the the
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  Conservative Party has been treating certain people.
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  And she feels, and at one time I was in argument about it with
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  myself internally, but I don't think that I don't feel that way
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  anymore. She feels that he was murdered,
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  that he was set up, that it was planned.
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  She really feels that way. She's even said that she thinks
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  that the wife knew about it. I've heard this stuff the.
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  Wife has said that there was there are problems in their
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  marriage. All of this is conspiracy
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  theories. Now Erica Kirk is a whole nother
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  topic. Girl, we going to start.
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  That girl who go. Girl, the eyes.
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  Don't forget the eyes they Pierce.
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  Girl, when she dressed up like Janet Jackson to do that
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  interview, I thought I was going to freaking lose my mind.
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  I was ready for the. I think it was, it was, it
• 19:52
  wasn't intentional, I don't think.
• 19:54
  But she looked like she looked. She looks just like the fucking
• 19:58
  Rhythm Nation tour. She carries herself like a
• 20:01
  Jackson, coming also on these stages with pyrotechnics and and
• 20:04
  lighting and fireworks. I'm like, oh.
• 20:06
  Look, Speaking of Disney, she's a whole Disney show.
• 20:09
  Literally. She like she, she kind of.
• 20:11
  She's got the budget too. She's.
• 20:13
  Got the show. Yeah.
• 20:14
  Yeah, she was. She was the submissive wife that
• 20:19
  Charlie Kirk did not want her to be seen or to be heard.
• 20:23
  Stay behind me. Raise the kids.
• 20:26
  Don't talk. Don't be seen.
• 20:28
  When I let you out of your cage to come out, you stand right
• 20:32
  here and don't speak. Do you know how they met?
• 20:35
  No. How did they meet?
• 20:36
  It was a job interview. He took her out to a lunch for a
• 20:41
  job interview. And then on this job interview
• 20:43
  at the end, he was like, do you want to go on a date?
• 20:46
  How creepy and weird is that? Like, that is the start of all
• 20:49
  of this whole thing that we're looking at right now.
• 20:51
  That was the start of it. And like, you can't ignore how
• 20:54
  something starts because it will affect how it ends.
• 20:57
  You know what I mean? And just thinking about that is,
• 21:00
  so it really puts into perspective like how these
• 21:04
  business businessmen work and how this industry works, right?
• 21:08
  It's crazy. It's so crazy to think about.
• 21:10
  Well, I got one more topic before we go into news.
• 21:13
  A West Virginia man was arrested after deputies say he repeatedly
• 21:16
  called 911 to report zombies, ghost, and a UFO at his home.
• 21:21
  Randolph County, yeah. Randolph County detectives,
• 21:25
  Deputies, I should say, identified the man as 33 year
• 21:28
  old Clinton Wayne Nealon of Elkins, WV.
• 21:32
  Investigators say Nealon falsely claimed that he was being
• 21:36
  harassed by several people when deputies arrived at his
• 21:38
  residence. He also allegedly said that he
• 21:41
  was a police officer from Louisiana.
• 21:44
  Authorities later determined that he was not a law
• 21:47
  enforcement officer and accused him of impersonating an officer.
• 21:50
  He was charged with misuse of a local emergency telephone system
• 21:54
  and impersonating a law enforcement officer.
• 21:57
  He is bought. His bond is 2500 cash only
• 22:00
  that's in. I want to know what kind of
• 22:03
  psychosis that he's going through.
• 22:06
  He should not be in jail. He needs to be in a, a, a mental
• 22:09
  health institution. He needs to be.
• 22:11
  He needs to find help. A lot of times people have
• 22:14
  mental health issues and they put them in jail.
• 22:16
  Yeah, so often. Very much of the time, actually.
• 22:19
  Very much so. And, and it's the reason why,
• 22:22
  you know, in prison, you know, they don't go ahead and get
• 22:25
  rehabilitated. No.
• 22:26
  And, and they're not, they just sit there.
• 22:27
  They're not going to help him there.
• 22:29
  He's not going to get the help that he that he desperately
• 22:31
  needs. That's just so sad.
• 22:33
  It's, it's, it's, it's, it really is sad.
• 22:36
  And I really hope that he can get the help that he needs.
• 22:39
  But it's, it's a broader issue that we really need to focus on
• 22:43
  when it comes to this. This country is the actual fact
• 22:46
  that, you know, we're not rehabilitating these people.
• 22:50
  And I mentioned this on on air a couple weeks ago, either on the
• 22:54
  after show or on the main show that, you know, slavery is still
• 22:58
  legal in this country. You have to be convicted of a
• 23:00
  crime, but it's still legal. It is still 100% legal to be a
• 23:04
  slave so long as you are incarcerated.
• 23:08
  And that's, that is part of the 13th Amendment.
• 23:11
  So it's, it's it, it really is, it really is mind boggling.
• 23:15
  Well, Esme, I'm assuming you don't have any anything, any
• 23:19
  topics? Well, I do have one topic and I
• 23:22
  do want to cover it when we get back from the break.
• 23:24
  And that is what if you're if you refuse to give up your room
• 23:30
  for a family guest? Yes, I think this is this kid
• 23:34
  really is my hero. I really like him a lot.
• 23:36
  I'm I, I'm going to tell you, I really do like this kid a lot.
• 23:40
  I wish I could write him a letter, you know, and just say
• 23:43
  to him, good job. Good job for standing up for
• 23:45
  yourself. You know what I mean?
• 23:47
  Well, I got a little bit more breaking news.
• 23:49
  Not really breaking when you when you're hearing it now, but
• 23:53
  breaking to us. A federal appeals court is
• 23:56
  blocking Alabama from using its GOP drawn congressional map.
• 24:00
  We also have a family saying that Amazon Bot Earn may have
• 24:05
  arrived with somebody else's ashes inside Southwest Airlines
• 24:10
  banning human like robots. And then we've got also a house
• 24:15
  proposal that might charge EV owners for Rd. costs.
• 24:20
  We got all that and more coming up after the break, but we're
• 24:22
  going to go ahead and throw it over to Claire Leeson from
• 24:24
  Project No Labels for our big gay news and then over to Joanna
• 24:27
  Grosso for our big gay community calendar.
• 24:29
  We'll be right back. I'm Claire Leeson from project
• 24:35
  No Labels and this is your LGBTQ plus news from around the
• 24:38
  country and right here in Tampa Bay in national news from
• 24:42
  watermark out news, the US House of Representatives passed a
• 24:45
  federal don't say trans bill on May 20th that critics say Wood
• 24:49
  forest teachers to out transgender students to their
• 24:51
  parents. The legislation would require
• 24:54
  schools to obtain parental consent before allowing students
• 24:57
  to use their preferred name, pronouns and gender markers, and
• 25:00
  would restrict federal funding for schools that teach concepts
• 25:03
  related to what the the bill calls gender ideology.
• 25:06
  Supporters argue parents should direct conversations around
• 25:09
  gender identity, while opponents warn the bill could place
• 25:12
  transgender students in unsafe situations at home and increase
• 25:16
  the risk of harassment, abuse or conversion therapy.
• 25:19
  The measure passed mostly along party lines, with eight
• 25:21
  Democrats joining Republicans in support.
• 25:24
  In Winter Park from West Orange County, deputies announced the
• 25:27
  arrest of Allen Chambers, a former leader of the now defunct
• 25:30
  conversion therapy organization Exodus International.
• 25:34
  Investigators say Chambers believed he was communicating
• 25:36
  online with a 14 year old boy who was an undercover detective.
• 25:40
  He now faces charges including solicitation of a minor and
• 25:43
  transmission of harmful material to a minor.
• 25:46
  Chambers previously made national headlines in 2013 when
• 25:49
  he apologized to the LGBTQ community for the harm caused by
• 25:52
  Exodus International before the organization shut down in
• 25:56
  Colorado. From PBS The state Supreme Court
• 25:58
  has ordered Children's Hospital Colorado to resume gender
• 26:01
  affirming medical care for transgender minors.
• 26:04
  The hospital had passed treatments earlier this year
• 26:06
  amid pressure and investigations tied to the Trump
• 26:09
  administration's policies surrounding transgender
• 26:11
  healthcare for transgender girls sued the hospital, arguing the
• 26:15
  suspension violated Colorado's anti discrimination laws and
• 26:18
  placed their mental health at risk.
• 26:20
  In a 5 to 2 ruling, the court sided with the families, saying
• 26:23
  that immediate harm faced by the patients outweighed potential
• 26:26
  federal consequences for the hospital.
• 26:28
  And finally, from The Associated Press, former Congressman Barney
• 26:31
  Frank has died at the age of 86. Frank served in Congress for
• 26:35
  more than three decades and became one of the nation's most
• 26:37
  prominent openly gay political leaders.
• 26:40
  Known for his sharp wit and outspoken advocacy, he helped
• 26:43
  bring national visibility to LGBTQ rights while also playing
• 26:46
  a major role in shaping financial reform legislation
• 26:49
  following the 2008 economic crisis.
• 26:52
  Frank is survived by his husband, Jim Reddy, along with
• 26:55
  his siblings and extended family.
• 26:56
  Please remember to stay safe and treat yourself and others with
• 26:59
  kindness. This has been your LGBTQ plus
• 27:01
  news for the Big Gay radio Show. I'm Claire Leeson on 88.5 WMNF
• 27:06
  Tampa. Hey, hey Tampa Bay, it's Joanna
• 27:13
  Grosso with Joe on the Go Tampa Bay, your weekly guide to what's
• 27:17
  happening around the city. Here's what's happening this
• 27:19
  week. Starting on Sunday, May 31st,
• 27:22
  Cool Vibes Hub and Grub in Saint Pete is hosting a drag brunch
• 27:27
  bingo benefiting the Never Say Never Foundation beginning at 11
• 27:31
  AM. Expect bingo, drag performances,
• 27:34
  brunch, fives, and a fun afternoon supporting a great
• 27:36
  'cause. Then on Thursday, June 4th, the
• 27:39
  Royalty Pride Art Show opening reception takes place at Saint
• 27:43
  Petersburg City Theater from 5:00 to 8:00 PM.
• 27:46
  The event will feature local artists, light food and drinks
• 27:49
  in a night centered around creativity, community and a
• 27:52
  Pride season celebration. And on Sunday, June 7th over in
• 27:56
  Ybor, Wigs and Wit returns to Tampa Bay at the Commodore at
• 27:59
  7:00 PM. The show brings comedians and
• 28:02
  drag Queens head to head for a live talent competition where
• 28:06
  the audience helps decide the winner.
• 28:08
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• 28:11
  follow along on Instagram at Joe On the Go Tampa Bay.
• 28:15
  Have a great week, Tampa Bay, and I'll see you out and about.
• 28:23
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• 28:27
  The Big Gay Radio Show on 88.5 WMNF.
• 28:34
  Welcome to or welcome back to the Big Gay Radio Show.
• 28:37
  My name is Chris Gorman. I'm your show twink here, joined
• 28:39
  by the electric Esme Russell. What you talking shit about
• 28:42
  there? Over there?
• 28:43
  I press the wrong button. What up what you say?
• 28:45
  I say you have lost your motherfucking mind.
• 28:47
  What you mean? What you mean?
• 28:49
  The way you were repeating everything he was saying.
• 28:51
  On I, I know all of the things that Sean says by heart at this
• 28:55
  point. I said I don't understand what's
• 28:58
  going on here, but were you saying it over what he was
• 29:00
  saying or? Yes, of course, absolutely.
• 29:03
  Off air, obviously, with the mic muted.
• 29:05
  Oh, OK. Like, no, no, definitely.
• 29:07
  I wasn't saying it while we were on air, but yeah.
• 29:10
  Anyways. We're also joined by Lexi Long,
• 29:12
  Orlando Drag Race Live season 10 winner.
• 29:15
  Thank you so much for joining us.
• 29:17
  Hello. Hello.
• 29:19
  Well, Esme, here's a wild story for you.
• 29:21
  A Southern California family says an urn that they bought on
• 29:24
  Amazon appeared to contain somebody else's ashes.
• 29:29
  The urn was one of several purchased after the death of a
• 29:32
  family's grandfather and so relatives could keep each part
• 29:36
  of his ashes. Family member Mark Culbertson
• 29:39
  said every arrive or every urn arrived empty except for one,
• 29:44
  which contained what looked like cremated remains.
• 29:47
  Culbertson says the family believes the ashes belong to a
• 29:51
  stranger and wants to reunite them with the correct family.
• 29:54
  He says Amazon initially apologized and offered a $20
• 29:58
  refund credit, but there was little little else that they
• 30:01
  could do because the order was placed over a year ago.
• 30:05
  Frustrated by the response, they reached out to the media to to
• 30:08
  get the attention that they for the situation.
• 30:12
  Jesus fucking Christ, as May Can you imagine going ahead and
• 30:17
  being traumatized with fucking death of a family member and
• 30:21
  then finding somebody else's ashes in the urn that you buy?
• 30:24
  So my guess is this day that that the urn was returned,
• 30:31
  somebody had initially bought it.
• 30:33
  Well, Can you imagine being returned?
• 30:35
  Somebody put the ashes in the urn and forgot to take the ashes
• 30:38
  out when they returned it. But what's so, OK, Amazon
• 30:41
  doesn't do any sort of service like that, right?
• 30:45
  They don't do cremations, no. So then how did these ashes end
• 30:48
  up in this urn? That's what I'm saying it has.
• 30:50
  Somebody bought the urn for their family members ashes.
• 30:55
  They put their ashes in the urn and then after looking at the
• 31:00
  urn, they said now we're going to return it.
• 31:02
  We don't like that, that urn, you see what happened and they
• 31:05
  forgot to take the ashes out. Imagine being that person,
• 31:10
  you're dead, and then you're thrown back into an Amazon
• 31:13
  storage facility. They.
• 31:14
  Send you back to the store and they resold it.
• 31:18
  Well, they should be able to track that then, right.
• 31:20
  I mean, you would think with the technology, because if they see
• 31:22
  who returned this and then I don't know because maybe they
• 31:25
  just put these things when they returned back on a stock shelf,
• 31:28
  you know. Maybe, but.
• 31:29
  That's insane. That's.
• 31:31
  Exactly what happened. It's the only explanation.
• 31:34
  Right, Right. That is so wild.
• 31:36
  That's also kind of eerie, kind of weird.
• 31:38
  And you're like, whose body is this?
• 31:40
  Yeah. Anyways, a federal a federal 3
• 31:45
  judge panel blocked Alabama's Republican drawn congressional
• 31:48
  map from taking effect, saying the districts were intentionally
• 31:51
  drawn to discriminate based on race.
• 31:53
  The judges said they could not allow Alabamians to vote in 2026
• 31:57
  under what they called the map map tainted by intentional race
• 32:01
  based discrimination. The ruling is a major set back
• 32:04
  for Republicans who hope the new map would help them pick up a
• 32:06
  congressional seat in the midterm elections.
• 32:09
  The disputed map would have eliminated one of Alabama's two
• 32:12
  majority black congressional districts.
• 32:16
  Alabama Republicans. That's that's pretty much it to
• 32:19
  the end of the story. I got a lot of other notes on
• 32:20
  there, but they're. Going they're listen, they're
• 32:22
  desperately trying to cheat. Oh, very much so.
• 32:25
  They know their ass is going to get handed to them in the
• 32:28
  midterm. No amount of backfire, no amount
• 32:31
  of gerrymandering that you do is going to be able to fucking get
• 32:36
  the to keep the blue wave from happening.
• 32:38
  The blue wave's going to happen whether you like it or not.
• 32:41
  And people, and let me tell you, it's going to be a tsunami.
• 32:44
  All you need to do, I'm just telling you, is go to the
• 32:47
  grocery store and start shopping.
• 32:51
  And once you realize how little your money goes, how far it
• 32:55
  goes, it doesn't go very far, you're going to realize that you
• 32:59
  they're in trouble. They're in big trouble.
• 33:01
  It's survival at this point. It's not even about like what
• 33:04
  you believe and what you don't believe.
• 33:05
  It's like I need to survive. People are not going to be
• 33:08
  voting because they like Democrats.
• 33:10
  People are voting for Democrats because they cannot afford to
• 33:13
  survive anymore. That is exactly correct and I
• 33:16
  don't care. Listen, it's like when people
• 33:18
  say, well, Lincoln will Lincoln free the slaves, But he really
• 33:22
  didn't want to write the emancipation of Proclamation.
• 33:25
  It was more of a political, I don't care what his reason was.
• 33:28
  I don't care. I don't care why you're voting
• 33:30
  Democrat. I really don't care.
• 33:32
  Just vote. Right, right.
• 33:33
  I don't care why you're doing it.
• 33:35
  I know you. I know that many people are not
• 33:37
  Democrats and they're going to vote Democrat because of the
• 33:40
  cost of living right now. Here's the thing, I really hope
• 33:43
  that's the way because unfortunately people are so
• 33:46
  attached to whatever they are or whatever they think they are,
• 33:49
  that sometimes they will put their own beliefs out the window
• 33:51
  just to identify with something. So there's about 34 to 35% of
• 33:55
  the electorate that is not going to budget.
• 34:00
  They're not going to budget with the pedophilic accusations.
• 34:04
  They're not going to budget that he's an adjudicated rapist.
• 34:08
  They're not going to budget that he has been charged and
• 34:12
  convicted of sexual assault. They are not going to budget
• 34:16
  that the prices of gasoline have gone up.
• 34:19
  They're not going to budget that the price of food is
• 34:22
  skyrocketing. They're not going to budget
• 34:25
  that. He is grifting off of the
• 34:28
  presidency every day, millions and millions of dollars.
• 34:33
  They're not going to budget for any of that.
• 34:34
  They're going to vote for him, even if he sinks them like the
• 34:38
  Titanic into the ocean. So I, I do kind of want to push
• 34:42
  back a little bit on that though.
• 34:44
  And the reason why I do is because of the fact that you've
• 34:46
  got people that I genuinely thought were going to be never,
• 34:50
  never or not Trumpers. I always thought people like
• 34:53
  Tucker Carlson, Joe Rogan would always be, you know, those Trump
• 34:59
  MAGA loyalists. And yet recently they haven't
• 35:03
  been well, they've been very critical.
• 35:05
  These are educated people. So what what I'm talking about
• 35:09
  is that is. The uneducated Because you're
• 35:12
  exactly right. I think it's about 25% of the
• 35:14
  American population is. Illiterate.
• 35:17
  I don't know how to put this. They're dumb fucks.
• 35:19
  Pretty much. They're voting against their own
• 35:21
  interests. In simple terms.
• 35:23
  In simple terms, they're voting against themselves in order.
• 35:27
  They're voting not based on bettering the lives of American
• 35:31
  people. They're not voting for equal
• 35:33
  rights. They're not voting for equality
• 35:36
  or any of that. They're voting on their hate.
• 35:39
  It's sad 'cause they don't even realize it.
• 35:41
  They hate those transgenders, they hate those homosexuals,
• 35:45
  they hate those immigrants, The others.
• 35:48
  He's otherwise those. People, that's what they're fed
• 35:50
  though too, and they eat it up. And those people, no matter what
• 35:54
  we do, they're not coming around.
• 35:57
  He's got them by the he's got them locked in a death grip.
• 36:00
  It is. I still think that the midterms
• 36:02
  are going to be a little bit more eye opening in in a in a
• 36:06
  refute to that, to be honest, I think that there's going to be a
• 36:10
  lot. More 75% of the vote is better
• 36:14
  than nothing true. Do you see what I'm saying?
• 36:16
  Absolutely. Cause we, we need more than 50%,
• 36:19
  yeah, we need like 60 or 70% yeah to be a landslide win.
• 36:23
  But if we can get 70 to 75% of the vote, I'm in.
• 36:27
  I'm like. Esme, you need to understand the
• 36:29
  the it's not. It does not matter.
• 36:31
  Landslide. In my opinion, landslide doesn't
• 36:33
  matter. Win.
• 36:34
  We win. What?
• 36:34
  No, it doesn't even matter whether or not we win.
• 36:36
  The way we get this fucker out of office is with a 2/3
• 36:40
  majority. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
• 36:41
  So you're you're exactly right. We need between 60 and 70% so
• 36:46
  that we can have the Senate votes to get the fucker out of
• 36:49
  office. Get get all these people out of
• 36:52
  office. Fire them all.
• 36:53
  The whole kid in Kabuto needs to go because they're a threat to
• 36:56
  democracy. So you're exactly right.
• 36:57
  You're absolutely right. Something that's going to happen
• 36:59
  because it's being talked about now.
• 37:01
  They're already laying the ground for they're about to pack
• 37:03
  that court they're talking about they're.
• 37:06
  Doing anything to give themselves a cushion for the
• 37:08
  future, They'll do and. We are going to pack the court.
• 37:10
  Oh, baby, yeah. We are going to pack that
• 37:12
  freaking court I. Was.
• 37:13
  Going to say the Republicans already did.
• 37:16
  It's already there. We're going to be in court.
• 37:18
  We're going to add more seats. Oh yeah, and let me tell you,
• 37:22
  the ones that are there better be careful they don't get
• 37:23
  impeached if we get a majority. I'd like to see Clarence Thomas
• 37:27
  'cause. There's a few of them in there
• 37:29
  that we got there. He's got a lot of questionable
• 37:32
  stuff on his record that you know what I'm specifically
• 37:35
  we're. Starting his finances, let alone
• 37:37
  the other. Let alone the other like
• 37:39
  accusations, the rape accusations, all that other
• 37:41
  stuff. You are absolutely right.
• 37:42
  His financials should be called into question in every single
• 37:46
  aspect. He is not going ahead and
• 37:48
  holding himself to the way that the court should be holding
• 37:51
  themselves and not recusing himself from certain cases.
• 37:53
  And, you know, that might just be what it will be to wake some
• 37:56
  people up because sometimes until it involves money, they
• 37:59
  don't even realize it because it it doesn't affect them.
• 38:02
  And that's something with all of that stuff is people don't think
• 38:04
  about things and. So listen, I got to talk.
• 38:06
  I've been dilly dallying around this story.
• 38:09
  So this family have an only son. They have a very small home.
• 38:16
  They have a master bedroom, they have a guest room and they have
• 38:19
  the son's bedroom. They got family members that
• 38:23
  like to visit them and they've been for years now this kid has
• 38:28
  been dealing with these family members visiting and he has to
• 38:31
  give up the room. So 2 days before their arrival,
• 38:35
  not not two weeks, not a month before they get here, his mom
• 38:40
  and dad tell him you got to give up your room.
• 38:42
  This these family members are coming and they're bringing some
• 38:46
  other people with them and you have to give up.
• 38:48
  And he said, no, I'm not doing that.
• 38:50
  I'm not giving up my room anymore.
• 38:52
  And they're furious at him. They say that he's breaking
• 38:54
  family tradition, that he's being disrespectful.
• 38:57
  He said they can sleep in the living room and in the guest
• 38:59
  room, 'cause I'm not. So the guest room can't hold
• 39:02
  everybody. The guest room is very small, so
• 39:05
  some of them would have had to sleep in his room and he would
• 39:10
  have ended up sleeping in the living room.
• 39:12
  But he says this is his, this is his explanation.
• 39:16
  I have studies for school and I need my rest and I need a quiet
• 39:22
  place to study. And you're going to pack this
• 39:25
  house full of people and I'm not going to have any privacy as I
• 39:28
  study for my schooling. So no, I'm not giving up my
• 39:31
  room. Don't ask me.
• 39:33
  I'm not doing it. I'm not cooperating.
• 39:36
  And don't tell me this is your house, because this is my house
• 39:38
  too, because I live here. Wake it up.
• 39:40
  I didn't ask to be born. That part.
• 39:43
  Parents do that all the time. But he's letting them have it.
• 39:46
  And I'm like, listen, I don't know who this kid is, but I'm
• 39:49
  all for it. I am very respectful of him.
• 39:53
  I'm very respectful that he is handling this like an adult.
• 39:56
  And this is what he also said. He said if they wanted that room
• 39:59
  so badly they should have given me at least two weeks notice and
• 40:02
  so that I could have found somewhere to go.
• 40:05
  Not find somewhere to go. This boy is doing business.
• 40:08
  Oh yeah, so I could have found somewhere else to go.
• 40:10
  So you know what, if y'all don't want me here, let me know.
• 40:14
  So he's like literally talking about y'all want to take me to
• 40:17
  court for this? Y'all want to sue?
• 40:19
  Me, I'm dead. So they the family members did
• 40:22
  come and they ended up in the living room.
• 40:24
  They all ended up sleeping in the living.
• 40:25
  Room. But here's the thing about it.
• 40:26
  It's like, why can't this family get like a hotel?
• 40:28
  But he's that's the other thing. So there's a lot of tension in
• 40:31
  the house. They say right now while this
• 40:33
  was going on. So it's like everybody, nobody
• 40:36
  speaking to each other. It's a lot of anger.
• 40:39
  The the visiting family is upset with the boy and the parents for
• 40:43
  not standing up to him. They're mad at him for putting
• 40:46
  him in this. So there's a lot of tension in
• 40:48
  the house. So, you know, people just make
• 40:52
  themselves at home. Oh yeah.
• 40:54
  It isn't like these are wealthy people, they have a very small
• 40:57
  home. True.
• 40:58
  You said it best, the next time you visit, do us all a favor.
• 41:02
  Get a fucking hotel room. Yeah.
• 41:05
  Don't put us in this situation. We're not responsible for your
• 41:08
  conveniences and your comfort while you visit here.
• 41:11
  And no tea, no shade. If you can't afford a hotel,
• 41:13
  maybe it's not a good time to do a visit.
• 41:15
  Yeah, you don't have the money. Maybe we maybe you should stay
• 41:17
  home You. Obviously do not have the money
• 41:20
  you have to stay with us and are sleeping on the floor in our
• 41:22
  fucking living. Room.
• 41:23
  Is this even a smart visit you're planning?
• 41:24
  This is even smart after all. But I'm going to tell you, I
• 41:27
  respect that kid so much. That's so fierce.
• 41:29
  I love that. I, I, they, they have raised an
• 41:32
  adult. That they have.
• 41:34
  Raised an adult. His reaction was very adult.
• 41:37
  I'm very, very sorry, but I'm not doing it this time.
• 41:40
  And the reason is you did not give me enough time to prepare
• 41:42
  because I could have found somewhere else to go.
• 41:44
  And he dealt with it before. Many times.
• 41:47
  You know so. Well, all through his childhood
• 41:49
  he dealt with it right. And it's the same group, so he
• 41:52
  doesn't say if there are sisters or if it's an uncle.
• 41:55
  Cousin. Whatever, they're
• 41:57
  inconveniencing him and Goddess and his reasoning is beautiful,
• 42:01
  distracting me. I got to study.
• 42:03
  I need my privacy, I need my space to study and oh and I need
• 42:07
  to be able to sleep and I don't need a lot of noise around me
• 42:10
  when they're walking around and moving around.
• 42:13
  I got school in the morning. Yeah, I have stuff to do.
• 42:16
  Girl, I love it. What do you think, Chris?
• 42:17
  Little businessman. Honestly it it's very much a a
• 42:21
  situation where the parents are acting like they own the child
• 42:24
  and. You said that earlier today to
• 42:26
  me and I thought that was exactly correct.
• 42:28
  It's a very unfortunate thing that a lot of parents think that
• 42:31
  they should be doing, and it's the same thing that happens when
• 42:34
  it comes to trans children and them using their preferred
• 42:37
  preferred name and pronouns during school.
• 42:40
  A lot of parents think, oh, I own the child so I should be the
• 42:43
  person who makes the decision as to what they're called and what
• 42:46
  their pronouns are. That's not the case.
• 42:49
  You're raising an other fucking human being.
• 42:50
  This is a actual person. You can't go ahead and treat
• 42:54
  them as if they're just some some of your property.
• 42:58
  Well, I'm going to tell you that.
• 42:59
  I'm going to say this kid made an adult decision.
• 43:02
  Oh yeah. And he stood up to them and I
• 43:04
  respect that. And that means when he goes out
• 43:06
  into the workforce, he's going to stand up to people.
• 43:09
  He's not going to, he's not going to be rolled over.
• 43:11
  It's not what they say. When you roll, you roll.
• 43:13
  Somebody. He's not going to be easily
• 43:15
  rolled over. He's going to stand up for
• 43:16
  himself and I respect. That that's a good thing.
• 43:18
  You know what I mean? And don't tell.
• 43:20
  Oh, and I love what he said. And don't tell me this is your
• 43:22
  house, because I live here too and I didn't choose to be born.
• 43:25
  But that's manipulation on the parents part.
• 43:27
  I didn't choose to be born. But I say, but it's so true,
• 43:30
  though he's right about that. Parents will do that all.
• 43:33
  This is our house. That's our rules.
• 43:35
  It is your house. But I live with you.
• 43:37
  I'm your child. I'm not.
• 43:39
  I didn't ask to go live here. Yeah, I wasn't hatched.
• 43:42
  I'm your relative. I'm your blood direct blood
• 43:44
  relative. I have your child so wild
• 43:48
  talking about. I I the other thing that I don't
• 43:51
  really understand is the the older generation who's OK with
• 43:55
  having other people stay in their house.
• 43:57
  I don't, I will never invite somebody to sleep in my house.
• 44:00
  I'm honestly. Right there with you.
• 44:01
  I hate having guests. I hate.
• 44:03
  It, I mean, I'm fine with guests during the day, but that's
• 44:07
  different. I rarely if if I'm doing a
• 44:10
  sleepover, like I have to trust you, I have to know who you are.
• 44:14
  I have to know that you're not going to steal my shit.
• 44:16
  I have to know that you're not going to go ahead and make
• 44:18
  yourself at home to the point where it's uncomfortable.
• 44:21
  Would you go to that house knowing that the kids said no?
• 44:25
  'Cause you know no. You know the kids, the parents
• 44:27
  had to tell them. No I would not.
• 44:29
  That's actually such a good point.
• 44:30
  And that family still showed up. Young brother sleeping in the
• 44:33
  living room. Wow.
• 44:35
  Sleeping in the living room, on the floor, all over the place.
• 44:38
  And you're right about the tension in that house.
• 44:40
  Well, he said that the article said it of the tension could cut
• 44:43
  it with a knife. Nobody nobody is speaking to
• 44:45
  anybody. The the family that's busy is
• 44:48
  mad at the the the two parents, right, because they won't stand
• 44:51
  up to their kid. The two the kid is married at
• 44:53
  their parents and the family for putting him in that situation.
• 44:58
  So they're mad at the family for visiting because they're
• 45:03
  fighting now with their kid because of them.
• 45:05
  Because this is a Why don't y'all get a freaking hotel?
• 45:09
  Just get a hotel. Well, it's a as a, you know,
• 45:12
  former child, I literally. A former child.
• 45:16
  As a former child I would use my room as a safe haven and having
• 45:21
  other people saying in my safe haven makes it not a safe haven.
• 45:24
  So true. Anyways, let's move on.
• 45:27
  Southwest Airlines has banned all human like or animal like
• 45:31
  robots from both carry on or checked baggage regardless of
• 45:34
  size or purpose. The airline says policy change
• 45:37
  followed several recent incidents involving passengers
• 45:40
  trying to fly with humanoid robots.
• 45:42
  In one case, a passenger brought bought a separate seat for a
• 45:46
  human a humanoid robot on a Southwest flight out of Oakland.
• 45:50
  That robot reportedly delayed the flight after the airline
• 45:53
  staff determined its lithium battery was too large to meet
• 45:56
  safety rules. Another incident out of Las
• 45:59
  Vegas captured on Instagram showed a robot causing confusion
• 46:02
  during boarding. SW ultimately allowed both
• 46:05
  robots on board at the time. The 1 passenger had to remove
• 46:08
  the robot's batteries before flying the FF FAA says lithium
• 46:13
  batteries are banned from checked bags because they can
• 46:16
  overheat, and they data shows that there have already been 29
• 46:21
  verified lithium battery in incidents involving smoke, fire
• 46:25
  or extreme heat in 2026. SW says the robot ban is meant
• 46:29
  to remove confusion about what passengers can bring onto planes
• 46:33
  as May no I robot for you. Yeah, at least the robots aren't
• 46:37
  going to be taking over the airlines.
• 46:39
  Well, that's a good thing. I, I, you know the battery,
• 46:41
  every problem is really, really scary.
• 46:44
  I just saw a movie not too long ago where the battery, there was
• 46:48
  an always an international flight and there were over 233
• 46:53
  passengers on board the ship on the plane and they were crossing
• 46:57
  the ocean and the lithium battery inside of the hold of
• 47:02
  the ship underneath caught fire. And the crate that it was in
• 47:07
  caught fire and then that crate ignited another crate and it
• 47:11
  created a firestorm underneath. When the fire started, they
• 47:16
  registered the fire on their screens in the cockpit and one
• 47:22
  of the pilots went down into the hold to to put the fire out
• 47:27
  because the fire extinguishers weren't strong enough to put it
• 47:31
  out. The fire extinguishers came on,
• 47:34
  but it weren't strong enough to put it out.
• 47:36
  So when he went down there to spray the right, the lithium
• 47:41
  battery exploded and blew a hole on the and he blew out the hole
• 47:47
  and all the all the luggage flying out the hole and that
• 47:51
  caught caused the ship to destabilize and they went it's a
• 47:55
  movie though, but they went into the water.
• 47:58
  That is insane. That's what we need to be scared
• 48:00
  of. They went into the water and
• 48:02
  they were in that water for about 24 to almost 48 hours.
• 48:07
  I was shark circling that, that, yeah.
• 48:10
  So out of 233 passengers, only 37 survived.
• 48:14
  Speaking of sharks, you know how I I've, I take that boat, the
• 48:18
  little 13 foot skiff like 20 miles offshore sometimes that.
• 48:21
  Bathtub that. He the little bathtub that I
• 48:23
  drive in. Yeah.
• 48:24
  Yeah. For some reason my TikTok page
• 48:27
  has been non-stop people in those similar boats being
• 48:31
  surrounded by sharks. Your TikTok is listening.
• 48:33
  The TikTok is watching. TikTok, you don't stop.
• 48:36
  TikTok, you don't stop, but it's it's.
• 48:38
  That's what, that's what Rosie O'donnell's easy with Rosie
• 48:40
  O'Donnell, she goes she but she puts her mouth together.
• 48:43
  She goes TikTok. You don't stop.
• 48:46
  She's not wrong. She like puts it in her lips
• 48:48
  real tight, her talk, talk, don't stop.
• 48:50
  Well, I just, I feel like I, I feel like the bad vibes are are
• 48:54
  coming around through TikTok with those sharks.
• 48:56
  I don't like that. I don't like the vibe.
• 48:59
  Well, we haven't even been out on the boat recently in a while.
• 49:01
  Well, I'm gonna tell you, you gotta be really careful.
• 49:05
  Oh, yeah. Because those things are, you
• 49:06
  know, they're. Well, we're more prepared now,
• 49:08
  but we when we went 20 miles off last time.
• 49:12
  We got some big sharks in the water.
• 49:13
  We didn't have any radio, we didn't have.
• 49:16
  We had flares, we had life jackets and everything.
• 49:19
  But Sean? Sean was.
• 49:20
  Listen, a life jacket in that water is basically me going to a
• 49:25
  sushi restaurant and you dangling the sushi over my mouth
• 49:28
  like. Literally.
• 49:30
  OK, that life wrap is just to keep you alive.
• 49:33
  You long enough for the shark that wants to eat you.
• 49:36
  Live baby. Well, Sean was the one who was
• 49:38
  going swimming in it. Sean was swimming in it, no?
• 49:41
  You could, you won't. See, I can't do that.
• 49:43
  I I call this old people fears. Old people fears.
• 49:48
  Yeah. Yeah.
• 49:49
  Like when you get old, like my age, I'm 65.
• 49:51
  So when you get to my age, you start getting scared of
• 49:54
  different things. Like I couldn't do that.
• 49:57
  No, I wouldn't do that. Oh absolutely not.
• 49:59
  I wouldn't. It's just like when people
• 50:00
  skydive. Oh hell no.
• 50:02
  I am not jumping out of no plane.
• 50:04
  No, on a skydive. Nope.
• 50:05
  Nope. Oh, you know what I really want
• 50:07
  to do? I want to start trying clip
• 50:08
  drive clip diving. No, no, I'm not.
• 50:10
  I'm not diving, jumping off no Cliff.
• 50:12
  I wanna, I'm brave, but I'm not that brave.
• 50:14
  No, I'm not jumping off no Cliff.
• 50:16
  The bravest thing I do is put on ladies makeup and high heels.
• 50:20
  Well, Lexi, the the other thing that the 20 miles isn't even
• 50:23
  really that big of a deal. We took the 13 foot across the
• 50:27
  Sunshine Skyway and ended up basically dragging a 30 foot
• 50:32
  sailboat across the Tampa Bay channel, the mouth of Tampa Bay
• 50:36
  and we there was literally a. 20 miles out is scary.
• 50:40
  It was scary. But you could technically swim
• 50:43
  it to shore. You could, but I'm going to tell
• 50:46
  you. I don't know if you gonna make
• 50:48
  it. I'm not gonna make it.
• 50:49
  Miles, that is. 20 miles, people have done things well.
• 50:52
  Some people what people don't realize.
• 50:54
  Also, 20 miles. You don't got no self-service
• 50:57
  either. You are so far away from the
• 51:00
  land that your phone is on SOS mode and only the satellites
• 51:05
  work. And yeah, you're you're kind of
• 51:08
  shit out of luck. Nice.
• 51:09
  And scary. That is really scary. 20 miles
• 51:11
  is the that's the drive in itself.
• 51:13
  You know what I mean? 20.
• 51:14
  Miles is a long time. Yeah, you could swim it, but I
• 51:16
  mean you, I don't know. It's.
• 51:17
  Like about two hours to get there, 3 hours to get there out
• 51:20
  out that far. That's like that, that island.
• 51:24
  What's that island that had the prisoners starts with an A
• 51:27
  Alcatraz. Alcatraz, Yes, and people would
• 51:30
  try to swim to the shore. I wonder how long that was
• 51:32
  'cause they could never make it because the currents would send
• 51:35
  them in different directions. Yeah, that's the problem.
• 51:37
  It's the currents and then the and then the the this, you know,
• 51:39
  those, the, the aquatic creatures, I mean, yeah, sharks,
• 51:42
  you know, you're in their house. People say I can't believe that
• 51:46
  I got bit by a shark. You're in their house.
• 51:48
  Yeah. Mm.
• 51:48
  Hmm. You're inside their house.
• 51:51
  That's where they live. You don't got gills, they have
• 51:53
  gills. Yeah, that's where they live.
• 51:55
  What you know, what's really gotten really scary now and then
• 51:58
  I, I keep hearing about it more and more and it's starting to
• 52:01
  really scare me is the crocodiles that get inside the
• 52:05
  beach. Oh my goodness, they're
• 52:06
  everywhere. I'm like, I'm not clear at that.
• 52:09
  So this lady's on the beach swimming and the husband is
• 52:12
  screaming, like trying to signal and she thinks he's joking.
• 52:16
  And the crocodile had his mouth open.
• 52:18
  He was heading straight towards her and she's in the beach water
• 52:22
  and he's screaming at her. And she finally realized that
• 52:24
  and she ran and she started swimming and, and, and was able
• 52:27
  to escape, but. Don't they not like salt water?
• 52:30
  Like why are they even? Apparently they can breathe salt
• 52:33
  water too. I did not know that.
• 52:36
  What the what? House lawmakers have introduced
• 52:39
  A bipartisan proposal that would charge electric vehicle owners a
• 52:43
  new $130.00 annual fee to help pay for Rd. repairs and Hwy.
• 52:48
  infrastructure. Plug in hybrid owners would pay
• 52:51
  a smaller yearly fee, a fee of $35.
• 52:54
  The bill would gradually raise those fees starting 2029,
• 52:58
  increasing by $5 each year until EV owners pay $150.00 annually
• 53:03
  and plug in owners pay $50 dollars.
• 53:06
  Supporters say the idea is aimed at replacing gas tax revenue
• 53:10
  that EV drivers largely avoid. Because they obviously don't
• 53:13
  pay. They don't buy gasoline.
• 53:16
  The legislation also includes new safety rules for autonomous
• 53:20
  commercial vehicles like buses and trucks.
• 53:23
  Autonomous school buses carrying children under the bill could
• 53:26
  still be required to have a human driver on board.
• 53:29
  Passenger self driving cars would not be covered by the
• 53:32
  proposed federal safety standards in the bill.
• 53:35
  And the debate over EV fees has been growing nationwide because
• 53:39
  of this. Apparently they say that the
• 53:44
  electric, an EV driver pays about less than $88.00 that they
• 53:52
  would usually pay in federal gas tax.
• 53:55
  So they don't pay that $88 anymore.
• 53:57
  So that's why they would like to go ahead and and get that money
• 54:00
  back basically through the tax. Punish them.
• 54:03
  Basically punish. Them for punish them for.
• 54:06
  Doing good. By by doing something that helps
• 54:08
  with the environment. But I'm going to be honest, this
• 54:10
  administration doesn't care about science, the environment
• 54:13
  or anything like that. Well, this is the.
• 54:14
  House. This is the house.
• 54:15
  This isn't something thing that Trump is pushing.
• 54:17
  This is, this is something that is bipartisan and it's in the
• 54:20
  House. So it is it's it's not the
• 54:23
  specific administration's attempts, but.
• 54:26
  I don't think we should punish people that have electric cars.
• 54:29
  Oh, no, I disagree. I think that if if you want to
• 54:32
  have an electric vehicle, you should be entitled to the
• 54:35
  benefits that come with it. And that's not paying the
• 54:37
  federal gas increase like or federal gas tax.
• 54:42
  But also, like, isn't that stuff supposed to go toward, like, get
• 54:45
  like how we get gas, Right. And it's like, there's no means
• 54:48
  of getting electric for a car besides just electricity.
• 54:52
  Electricity, you know? So, yeah, well.
• 54:55
  Obviously, you know, this is all proposed, so we'll see what
• 54:59
  happens. We'll see what happens.
• 55:01
  An Iowa man is suing Nintendo after he claims that he was
• 55:05
  denied being an official Pokémon professor even though he scored
• 55:10
  a 100% on the required exam. The lawsuit says the
• 55:14
  certification was initially denied because of a low level
• 55:17
  Illinois felony from more than 10 years ago found during a
• 55:20
  background check. After he challenged the
• 55:22
  decision, the lawsuit claims Nintendo and the Pokémon Company
• 55:25
  International shifted their reasoning and pointed to 3
• 55:29
  Pennsylvania misdemeanors that did not result in guilty
• 55:33
  findings. The man, 34 year old Kyle Owens,
• 55:35
  argues that the changing explanations show arbitrary
• 55:39
  decision making and inconsistent standards.
• 55:41
  Owens says being denied Pokémon Professor status cost him access
• 55:45
  to special tools, event hosting privileges, customer traffic and
• 55:50
  other business opportunities tied to the role.
• 55:54
  He's asking for $341,000 in damages and wants the court to
• 55:58
  officially grant him his Pokémon Professor certification.
• 56:02
  What? I didn't even know that you
• 56:04
  could become a certified Pokémon Professor.
• 56:08
  That's who's who's like who's this overhead person that's
• 56:11
  saying these people are professors?
• 56:13
  Like that's. Nintendo.
• 56:14
  Oh, this is a Nintendo. Thing this is officially
• 56:17
  Nintendo. Wow.
• 56:19
  He is suing Nintendo and The Pokémon Company International
• 56:22
  for this. Esme.
• 56:24
  Do you have any thoughts? Are are you wanting to be a
• 56:27
  Pokémon Master I? Just think it's so silly though.
• 56:31
  It's a very silly lawsuit. But I'm going to be honest,
• 56:34
  Pokémon people that do the Pokémon thing, they take it so
• 56:38
  seriously. Very much.
• 56:39
  Yeah, well, Exhibit A, this. Guy like you know.
• 56:44
  I mean $341,000 in damages. Jesus.
• 56:47
  Same thing. It's the same thing.
• 56:49
  But you know, I can only compare it to like, Star Trek fans.
• 56:53
  Like I'm a Star Trek fan. Yeah, Star Wars fans too.
• 56:55
  They take. Oh yeah.
• 56:57
  Very serious. Oh yeah.
• 56:59
  You know, whoa, the. Lord, the this the that.
• 57:02
  Well, did you see that in this movie?
• 57:03
  That this part. And take it so serious.
• 57:06
  Yum Yum. I was like, God, even in the
• 57:09
  movie theater I was watching people just cheering and.
• 57:13
  Here they dress up. They.
• 57:15
  Yeah. Just they take it so serious.
• 57:17
  So you know, the thing with Pokémon is when I.
• 57:22
  Hear the word? You sound like a boomer.
• 57:23
  When you set up Pokémon, it's Pokémon.
• 57:26
  Yeah, when I, when I when I think of Pokémon, I think no.
• 57:30
  But when I think about it, I think about hey, poke me, Poke
• 57:34
  me, man, Poke me, man. You know, that's what I'm
• 57:39
  thinking. But also like, isn't this
• 57:40
  supposed to be like a fun activity and we're turning it
• 57:43
  into this like it's becoming not fun?
• 57:45
  It's like, what do the kids say? Sometimes they go, girl, it's
• 57:48
  not that. Same.
• 57:49
  That serious? Not that.
• 57:50
  Deep. I hear the kids say that like,
• 57:51
  yeah, like you'll be upset over they go, girl, it ain't that
• 57:54
  serious. Seriously, it ain't that
• 57:56
  serious. Calm down, touch some grass.
• 57:59
  Yeah, right. Yeah, some grass girl.
• 58:02
  Get in touch with nature. Ground yourself.
• 58:05
  Walk a trail. Walk a trail.
• 58:07
  Look at the sun. Or maybe don't, I don't know.
• 58:08
  Yeah. That's funny, yeah.
• 58:11
  Miley Cyrus received the 2800 and 45th star on the Hollywood
• 58:15
  Walk of Fame during a ceremony in Los Angeles on Friday.
• 58:19
  Cyrus called the honor an accumulation of devotion and
• 58:23
  said my name is laid in gold and pink terrazzo.
• 58:28
  The in the story actually, it was actually really surprising.
• 58:31
  They said Wrecking Ball was the first number one hit that Miley
• 58:35
  Cyrus had despite having all the Hannah Montana success and
• 58:39
  everything like that. I genuinely thought she had more
• 58:42
  hits before Wrecking Ball, but it does seem wrong.
• 58:46
  But, but don't forget that she won her first Grammy in 2024.
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  And that is so true. Literally so surprising she's
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  been around though for so long and like she's so young still.
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  She's so talented. Is and you know, she's she's one
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  of those. She reminds me a lot of a modern
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  day Stevie Nicks. Oh, I love that she.
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  Has that kind of gravelly voice, yes, but it's so sexy.
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  Textured too. It's.
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  Textured. Yes.
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  Yeah, I'd love that about her. She's stunning and she and she
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  loves the gays. She loves the gays, and she
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  knows all these like Drag Race girls.
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  She knows them by name. Messy either.
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  No, she's not. Messy with drugs or do you know
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  what I'm saying? Do you know that even in her
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  Wrecking Ball era, like her mom was her manager and everyone
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  would be like, where's this girl's mom?
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  And she's like literally on tour with me.
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  Like, my mom's right here. Like she's.
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  She's not messy at all, no. No, she's, she's such a such a
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  grounded person and really knows who she is, you know, and it's
• 59:46
  honestly, again, crazy. Everything in her career took so
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  long, like the, the, the the star and the Walk of Fame.
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  To me, that's crazy 'cause it's like I feel like that's
• 59:54
  something that I I feel like she should have already had.
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  Yeah, but one. Of her cast mates who played, a
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  young teenage boy was actually in his 30s.
• 1:00:02
  Yes, yeah. I was very shocked at that.
• 1:00:06
  I always thought he was like a little kid, but he's not.
• 1:00:10
  Conditioned or something like. Yeah, yeah.
• 1:00:12
  I was like, Oh my God. Wow.
• 1:00:14
  So when he got the gig, he lied about his age.
• 1:00:19
  Jason Earls. And then they found out about
• 1:00:21
  it. Yeah, Jackson Stewart, Jason
• 1:00:23
  Earls by. The time they found out about
• 1:00:25
  it, the TV show had the the IT was groundbreaking.
• 1:00:28
  They had broken through. So they pulled him into the
• 1:00:32
  office and they said, listen, we know what's your secret?
• 1:00:35
  And he goes, what is that? He goes, you lied about your age
• 1:00:38
  and. Yeah, he's crazy.
• 1:00:41
  He. Looks like a little kid.
• 1:00:43
  But also like if he looked the part, I mean, I guess he was
• 1:00:45
  just trying to really store himself.
• 1:00:47
  He really looked the part. He still looks like a kid.
• 1:00:50
  That's like the kid from Malcolm in the Middle.
• 1:00:53
  Not that kid is, you know. Well, Stephen Colbert is
• 1:00:56
  officially off of the television.
• 1:00:59
  What a great goodbye to him. But he he returned to late night
• 1:01:03
  television for one special appearance on Michigan Public
• 1:01:07
  Access program Only in Monroe. The appearance mirrored a
• 1:01:11
  surprise visit he made to the same show in 2015 before
• 1:01:14
  launching The Late The Late Show.
• 1:01:17
  After after his last show, which featured appearances from Paul
• 1:01:23
  McCartney, Ryan Reynolds, Jon Stewart, Jimmy Kimmel, Seth
• 1:01:26
  Meyers, he went ahead and I, I just lost what I was reading.
• 1:01:31
  My God. Oh, oh, but excuse me, that's
• 1:01:34
  what it was. Donald Trump went ahead and
• 1:01:37
  reposted an AI video of him throwing Colbert in a dumpster.
• 1:01:43
  And a dumpster I saw. Him with these AI videos, he's
• 1:01:45
  like a child. It's so weird, he's.
• 1:01:47
  Just said angry. He's very immature.
• 1:01:50
  He embarrasses us on the, on the national stage and he
• 1:01:53
  embarrasses on the international stage.
• 1:01:56
  Our president is an embarrassing human being.
• 1:01:58
  I mean, it's very sad. It really is.
• 1:02:01
  You know, it's just some, it's unbecoming behavior of a, of an
• 1:02:04
  office that that has always held such respect around the world.
• 1:02:09
  Very sad anyway. I got one more topic before we
• 1:02:12
  want to go ahead and wrap up. Sharon Osbourne and son Jack
• 1:02:15
  Osbourne are creating an AI powered avatar of Ozzy Osbourne
• 1:02:19
  10 month after the rock legend's death.
• 1:02:21
  The project is a partnership with Hyperreal and Proto
• 1:02:24
  Hologram announced at Licensing Expo 2026 in Las Vegas.
• 1:02:29
  The digital version of Ozzy will appear as a life-size hologram
• 1:02:33
  that can interact and speak with fans.
• 1:02:35
  The hologram is expected to launch later this summer in both
• 1:02:38
  the United Kingdom and the United States.
• 1:02:40
  Sharon compared the idea to Elvis Presley's lasting cultural
• 1:02:43
  presence, saying that she wants people to continue remembering
• 1:02:47
  Ozzy Osbourne the same way. No, no, when, when you die, you
• 1:02:53
  die. Whether or not you want to go
• 1:02:55
  ahead and put up a, a, a video of you being fake and being a
• 1:03:00
  fake person, that's fine. That's not a real fucking
• 1:03:03
  person. Just let him fucking die.
• 1:03:06
  Like you can go ahead and do all these like different things with
• 1:03:09
  this person to talk about how he's his lasting legacy, all of
• 1:03:13
  his music and everything like that without going ahead and
• 1:03:16
  using some random hologram. Like I, I always felt I found
• 1:03:20
  that weird when Michael Jackson started.
• 1:03:22
  Like there was accusations or not accusations.
• 1:03:24
  There was times where he was doing hologram stuff, like if
• 1:03:28
  you remember that, yeah. And ABBA died, Yeah.
• 1:03:31
  And they did one of. Oh.
• 1:03:32
  The in the. Steer, they did one of Whitney
• 1:03:34
  Houston, which was really good. Yeah, the one of Whitney was
• 1:03:37
  great. It looked like she was really
• 1:03:38
  there. But I just I don't have been in
• 1:03:40
  this interactive situation 'cause I think it seems very
• 1:03:43
  unique. So with AI, they can really do a
• 1:03:45
  lot of stuff now. They can make those holograms
• 1:03:47
  talk back to you and everything. I don't like that.
• 1:03:50
  Yeah, like there's a they have their art that they made in
• 1:03:52
  their lifetime. So they, what they do is, is
• 1:03:54
  they, they take recorded vocals, they piece it together and they
• 1:03:58
  splice it and they, it sounds like the person is there
• 1:04:01
  standing talking. Also, no offense comparing to
• 1:04:03
  Elvis is a little brave but. Yeah.
• 1:04:06
  You know, true. Got a lot of people, girl.
• 1:04:09
  A lot of people live in fantasy worlds.
• 1:04:11
  Yeah. You you work in a place where
• 1:04:14
  there's a lot of fantasy. Oh baby, delusion is the name of
• 1:04:17
  the game. No, but but it's not delusional
• 1:04:19
  there. The fantasy there is generating
• 1:04:21
  millions and millions and millions and millions and
• 1:04:23
  millions and millions and billions of dollars.
• 1:04:25
  Yeah, you know what I'm saying? Yeah.
• 1:04:27
  So the so it's not a delusional no Mickey.
• 1:04:30
  Mickey is very real. Oh yes.
• 1:04:33
  And he is generating real money. Yeah, yeah, it's.
• 1:04:38
  Crazy. It's why it's it's insane.
• 1:04:39
  It's play time, but for us, those of us that visit the park,
• 1:04:43
  but it's. It's work for.
• 1:04:45
  Us it is work, but it's also it's a business that's a that's
• 1:04:49
  a thriving yeah the Disney brand is exceptional.
• 1:04:53
  I've, I've always been a fan. I hate when people try to say,
• 1:04:56
  oh, Disney, that Disney's always been a great brand and.
• 1:04:59
  What people don't realize is Disney is running all of this.
• 1:05:02
  They just don't know. Disney owns radio stations.
• 1:05:05
  Disney owns news stations. There's a reason you don't hear
• 1:05:08
  about tragedies in their park, girl.
• 1:05:10
  Of course. And Disney owns a good portion
• 1:05:12
  of Orlando. Oh yeah.
• 1:05:14
  They pay for all the cleanup and everything.
• 1:05:16
  Orlando is there because. Of Disney all those interstates
• 1:05:18
  get repaired and fixed because of the Disney so that you can
• 1:05:21
  have a beautiful Yep Oh yeah Yep side of the road cleaning
• 1:05:25
  everything all done by Disney. They're magical.
• 1:05:28
  Well. Chris, we are done.
• 1:05:30
  We are done, Lexi. Thank you so much for joining.
• 1:05:32
  Us Thank you so much for having me.
• 1:05:34
  You guys were such a good time. Of course.
• 1:05:36
  Well, for people who missed it on the main show, where can
• 1:05:38
  people find more information about you?
• 1:05:40
  Yes, you can find me online on my Instagram, Facebook.
• 1:05:43
  I am the Lexi Long. Well, thank.
• 1:05:46
  Yes, thank you again, Miss Esme, It seems like you're getting the
• 1:05:49
  fuck out of here. So because I.
• 1:05:51
  I got to go to the bank and I got to go to Walmart.
• 1:05:53
  Wake it up. Well, enjoy your Walmart trip.
• 1:05:56
  I'm going to the pool so we'll see you all later.
• 1:05:58
  Thank you so much for listening. If you haven't heard it already.
• 1:06:00
  You are loved, you are appreciated and we thank you so
• 1:06:02
  much for your support over the big gay radio show Esme stay
• 1:06:07
  being a bottom. Adios bye.