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FULL EP | Friends of Eric Dane come to defense of GoFundMe; Arrests in the UK for Epstein files but none in US; Massive snowstorm buries the Northeast region; Five things to know before getting a tattoo; and More · The D.L. Hughley Show

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Speaker 3: So you know we lost Eric Dane over the right
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Speaker 3: because he came out the shower with that.
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Speaker 4: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Anyway, so people are really upset because apparently there was
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Speaker 3: a GoFundMe that was started for him, and they couldn't
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Speaker 3: understand how someone so successful with so many movies and
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Speaker 3: so many you know, TV show roles and whatnot would
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Speaker 3: need money. And so his best friend came to this
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Speaker 3: to his defense to break it down and basically say,
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Speaker 3: you know, you have to think about actors, you know
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Speaker 3: in COVID. And then after that, you know, it was
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Speaker 3: just a lot of the productions had kind of you know,
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Speaker 3: dried up, and then very expensive medical bills. And now
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Speaker 3: he's got two daughters that you know, he really wanted
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Speaker 3: to leave something behind other than the speech. I'm sure
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Speaker 3: you saw his documentary which was so touching, very hard,
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Speaker 3: but I was just shocked that people were so pissed
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Speaker 3: off about that. Wow, I pocket watch and you don't know, right,
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Speaker 3: especially when you really don't need.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if you didn't give anything what you worried about
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Speaker 2: it for?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, Also tryndic this one. I don't know how
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Speaker 3: I missed this. Perhaps you guys saw this, but the
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Speaker 3: eleven year old boy out of Mississippi who killed his
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Speaker 3: dad for taking away his Nintendo switch, did you see this?
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Speaker 2: Yeah? I know I put my sons right back in
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Speaker 2: his room. I put it Tari in there. Crazy.
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Speaker 1: Now, every time they showed a yearbook picture of a kid,
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Speaker 1: he looks just like he was gonna do what he
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Speaker 1: what he did, he looks like the crime is getting committed.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, well crazy.
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Speaker 3: He found his dad's gun. He knew where it was,
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Speaker 3: and so I you know when this then much later,
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Speaker 3: I guess when his dad took the switch from him,
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Speaker 3: he just ran and got the gun and shot him.
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Speaker 3: And they asked him, well, what did you think was
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Speaker 3: gonna happen? He's like, I didn't think that far. I
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Speaker 3: was just mad.
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Speaker 4: He's not gonna go to jail, No, probably not.
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Speaker 1: I tell you what I know. Rob Ryaner's son killed him.
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Speaker 1: He played guilty. If you kill me, you ain't gonna
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Speaker 1: use my money. You defend yourself. Yeah, if you, you
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Speaker 1: better use a public defender. Don't dip into my kiddy
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Speaker 1: to make sure it's having.
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Speaker 2: It for it, kitty. You know what? That's what? That
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Speaker 2: sounded weird? So, of course Stephen A.
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Speaker 1: Smith's says that among many things he said, he talked
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Speaker 1: about how he thought it was disrespectful or or counterproductive
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Speaker 1: to call President Trump a convicted felon. He is a
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Speaker 1: convicted felon, And it would be different if he stopped
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Speaker 1: acting line one. It would be different if he stopped grifting,
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Speaker 1: stopped taking billions of dollars for himself, stopping riching himself
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Speaker 1: with the office, stop insulting people, stop slapping tariffs on
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Speaker 1: people in a putative way, if he stopped doing things
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Speaker 1: the convicted felons are wont to do. If he stopped
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Speaker 1: doing those things, if he had a repentant moment right now,
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Speaker 1: what he'll do in the smithsola And he had them
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Speaker 1: take twice twice, impeached the term twice, impeached away from
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Speaker 1: his picture. That didn't make it any less true. Us
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Speaker 1: not calling it would make it any less true. And
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Speaker 1: while you're on the subject of what you keep calling somebody,
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Speaker 1: how about he should stop calling reporters piggy. He should
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Speaker 1: stop inferring that the former vice president, excuse me, the
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Speaker 1: former president and the former first Lady are apes. How
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Speaker 1: About if we're going to have a standard for someone,
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Speaker 1: it should be from the highest to the lowest, not
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Speaker 1: from the lowest to the highest.
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Speaker 2: Why is he held to a lower standard.
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Speaker 1: He's in the highest office of the land, and he
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Speaker 1: is always the one you seem to make a carve
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Speaker 1: out for. He has decided to comport himself this way.
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Speaker 1: He's decided to be beneath the office. He has decided
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Speaker 1: to engage in these things. Why is it us wrong
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Speaker 1: for people to notice them? Just because you call something
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Speaker 1: different doesn't mean it's going to be different.
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Speaker 2: You could stop.
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Speaker 1: Calling that all day long. It will not change history
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Speaker 1: one bit. I said this before, and I mean it.
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Speaker 1: Whenever somebody doesn't like something, whenever rich and powerful people
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Speaker 1: don't like something, they remove it. Black people invented the
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Speaker 1: written language, White people invented the racer. As a little
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Speaker 1: note from the gd section, It's the DL hug show,
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Speaker 1: She's jazz.
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Speaker 4: It's the jazzy report on the d L hug Sho.
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Speaker 3: Kansas is set to invalidate driver's license held by transgender
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Speaker 3: residents and mercy it gets under a new law. The
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Speaker 3: new law takes effect this week, as Republican state lawmakers
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Speaker 3: across the US have pursued another round of measures to
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Speaker 3: roll back transgender rights. Transgender people have said carrying ideas
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Speaker 3: that misgender them opens them to intrusive questions, harassment, and
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Speaker 3: even violence. When they have to show it to police.
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Speaker 1: Well, first off, I don't think this is a big deal.
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Speaker 1: But I do think if somebody does something, you should
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Speaker 1: be able to describe them. What do you mean, like,
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Speaker 1: if somebody commits a crime, you can't then a non
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Speaker 1: binary and that they them, and then they're gonna say
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Speaker 1: that they're right there did it. Yeah, first off, I
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Speaker 1: don't think. Well, I just think it's weird that we
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Speaker 1: keep this coming up as a subject that they're trying
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Speaker 1: to legislate things. I think that this is become an issue,
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Speaker 1: so wedge issues one of those things they use to disrupt.
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Speaker 1: It doesn't change anything about your life. Is that making
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Speaker 1: your groceries easier to buy? Is that making your kids
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Speaker 1: be a Does that make your your social security anymore viable?
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Speaker 1: Does that make the terriffs not affect your pockets? It's always,
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Speaker 1: no matter how bad we're doing, we always have time
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Speaker 1: to punch down on somebody, like we're the punch BUCkies.
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Speaker 2: You know what. I think it's greaty who cares?
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Speaker 3: There are bigger issues to worry about it If they don't,
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Speaker 3: if they don't respect you as a person, they're certainly
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Speaker 3: not going to respect your gender.
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Speaker 2: I'm will call you Clay. I'm gonna call you Clay.
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Speaker 2: Oh my god.
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Speaker 3: For older people in new relationships, moving in together seems
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Speaker 3: to bring a boost and happiness, and it doesn't matter
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Speaker 3: if the couple makes it official with marriage, meaning the
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Speaker 3: older you get, the less likely you are to be
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Speaker 3: happy and when you move in with somebody. A new
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Speaker 3: international study found a noticeable jump in life satisfaction when
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Speaker 3: adults age fifty to ninety five started living together with
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Speaker 3: a partner and not fifty.
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Speaker 1: Yeah you come on, check up with me as shady
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Speaker 1: grove girl. Come on, let's play cocoon. Yeah. Yeah, the
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Speaker 1: last one didn't take Yeah, all right, So this is
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Speaker 1: very There have been some arrests across the world. You know,
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Speaker 1: England has had two arrests related to the FTEM files.
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Speaker 1: Why do you think there is no such thing happened
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Speaker 1: in the Nine States of America. Why does it seem
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Speaker 1: like if if there's going to be no punitive action
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Speaker 1: associated with the ftein's files here in America, because you
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Speaker 1: know they're they're European countries that are looking at them.
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Speaker 1: People are you know, people of in Dubai and other places. Uh,
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Speaker 1: the emerors have lost jobs, people that had to step down,
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Speaker 1: A prince lost his princess princess, so why do you
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Speaker 1: think do you think there will be any kind of
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Speaker 1: legal action like that in America? If if not, why
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Speaker 1: do you think that is? Why do you think we
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Speaker 1: haven't done anything at.
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Speaker 2: Eight seven seven two four two two two six.
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Speaker 3: On Twitter or do hugu radio or on Facebook The
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Speaker 1: We always want to lead unless it's uh, you know, healthcare,
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Speaker 1: education or education.
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Speaker 2: Like we were a global warming.
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Speaker 1: We always want to be leaders unless there's things that
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Speaker 1: really are substantive matter. So the question we're asking, why
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Speaker 1: do you think so we know there've been arrested, like
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Speaker 1: the prince was arrested at another prime, some high record
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Speaker 1: official in England was a former ambassador. Former ambassador was arrested.
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Speaker 1: People have had to step down from companies that I
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Speaker 1: think an agent and Los Angeles had to sell his
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Speaker 1: had to sell his agency. So there have been some
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Speaker 1: kind of consequence. Why do you think are legal arbon
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Speaker 1: hasn't acted in ways that they have in other parts
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Speaker 1: of the count Why do you think they're reticent to
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Speaker 1: charge or to diet or even to investigate. Why do
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Speaker 1: you think that is when they go to a social
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Speaker 1: media platform, especially I mean, excuse me, skip what a
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Speaker 1: they say it out there?
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Speaker 2: Uh?
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Speaker 5: Johnny and Camden, New Jersey says because the Republicans and
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Speaker 5: GOP are led like a cult.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I definitely think it has something to do with
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Speaker 1: the Department of Justice. But I can also say this, honestly,
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Speaker 1: this has been around for multiple administrations.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yes, so you.
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Speaker 1: Can't blame it right now, and I think right now
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Speaker 1: that the public is aware of it. I think the
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Speaker 1: slow walking and the the you know, deflection is done
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Speaker 1: by this specific administration. But to deny that it has
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Speaker 1: existed across multiple administrations.
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Speaker 3: Well because if you look at the list, allegedly a
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Speaker 3: lot of people on both sides are on that list,
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Speaker 3: so you know what I mean. So of course, yeah,
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Speaker 3: it would it would behoove both sides and say, you
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Speaker 3: know what, let's just sweet this out of the room.
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Speaker 2: Yes, I talk about it right now. Yeah, I don't
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Speaker 2: want to have to do. But I think nobody was
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Speaker 2: mentioned more than Donald Trump. Nobody.
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump got mentioned more in the Epstein files than
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Speaker 1: Harry Potter got mentioned in his all his seven books
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Speaker 1: come out.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, what's crazy is you know? It was alleged that
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Speaker 3: that young guy who was killed that was trying to
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Speaker 3: go onto mar A Lago was upset over the handling
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Speaker 3: of the Epstein files and came from a MAGA family
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Speaker 3: and was a mega supporter himself.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I just think it is upsetting to a
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Speaker 2: lot of people.
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Speaker 6: Man.
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Speaker 1: The only thing that was black in that Mecca in
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Speaker 1: the Epstein files was the reductions. And I got the
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Speaker 1: feeling that if the if the kind of identities were inverted,
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Speaker 1: we would be able.
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Speaker 2: To stop hearing about Lord all the time.
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Speaker 1: So why do you think the United State, our Department
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Speaker 1: of Justice, our Justice Department hasn't handled this in the
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Speaker 1: ways that the he were people being in dieted and
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Speaker 1: tried and investigated.
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Speaker 2: Why you think that is? It is the dal You
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Speaker 2: will show you a twenty twenty six edition.
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Speaker 1: Remember if you were going to be in Fort Lauderdale,
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Speaker 1: I will be a Dan the Daniel Beach improv this
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Speaker 1: Friday Saturday and Sunday to Friday to Saturday and one
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Speaker 1: Sunday so Jasmine. So we know now that these are
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Speaker 1: there are real legal consequences in other parts of the world.
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Speaker 1: In England there are two people, including the prince. If
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Speaker 1: a prince can get in diet, it's so kind of
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Speaker 1: President yep yep. But you know too, an ambassador, the prince.
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Speaker 1: We have, you know, people that have had to sell
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Speaker 1: businesses and step down from companies.
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Speaker 2: So it is a big deal.
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Speaker 1: And one of the things they're saying is that that
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Speaker 1: they because of the UH, the Europeans had access to
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Speaker 1: the Epstein files too, that those Epstein files can find
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Speaker 1: their way here because of their relationship with Trump. It'd
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Speaker 1: be something you tear you try to tear up somebody
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Speaker 1: and then they give up the Epstein file.
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Speaker 2: But why do you say? I think part of the
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Speaker 2: reason it is.
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Speaker 1: Because if you look at we we in this country,
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Speaker 1: we fought a lot of people fought for the right
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Speaker 1: to be able to marry and sexually and have sex
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Speaker 1: with young women, young girls fought for it. And as
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Speaker 1: far as sexual assault, there used to be a time
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Speaker 1: in this country where white men could do whatever they wanted.
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Speaker 2: To whoever they want. And you know, and I.
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Speaker 1: May I stress this point, I don't think anything we're
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Speaker 1: seeing right now, rivals, we've every virtually everything they've done
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Speaker 1: in the Epstein Files. They've done in the annals of history.
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Speaker 1: You know, they unless that they ate babies. They've done
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Speaker 1: stuff like that too. They ain't that Turner. Yeah, as
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Speaker 1: a matter of fact, you know what a lot of
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Speaker 1: people at a certain point wouldn't drink, wouldn't use cast
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Speaker 1: oil because they thought it was that Turner. Like they
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Speaker 1: thought it was They were like, yeah, they used the
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Speaker 1: grease from his skin, and then they ate them and somebody
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Speaker 1: on my page, that's not true.
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Speaker 2: It's a book called The Dilective Whom the Negro. Have
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Speaker 2: you seen it?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 2: But they I just think.
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Speaker 1: I just think in this country, men like that have
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Speaker 1: not only done things like that throughout the entirety of
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Speaker 1: this country, but have gotten away with it.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: I mean, well, if you think about it, just like
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Speaker 3: you said, all throughout history, you know, some of the
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Speaker 3: horrible things that we are finding out that are in
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Speaker 3: the Epstein Files, they've always done. The way they've treated women,
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Speaker 3: you know, objectifying them very young. They've always done that.
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Speaker 3: Even if you go all the way back, you know,
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Speaker 3: think about how back of the day you'd get married
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Speaker 3: at thirteen, twelve years old. They'd be Yeah, well, I
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Speaker 3: mean back in the day because you didn't have any
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Speaker 3: other rights. You had absolutely no rights if you were
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Speaker 3: a female, kind of.
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Speaker 2: Like ain't on Thomas Jeffery.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, and when you look at the fact that there
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Speaker 3: are you know, ties to the Catholic Church and to
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Speaker 3: the Vatican, and when you think about there are people
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Speaker 3: on that list on both sides, you know. And so
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Speaker 3: this has been covered up for a very long time,
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Speaker 3: and I think they just don't want it to see,
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Speaker 3: like all of the dirty details see the life.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I think black women didn't own their bodies. White
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Speaker 1: women didn't even own their bodies like up until like so,
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Speaker 1: I think children certainly did all the hainous things they've
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Speaker 1: done in this I think that it isn't and I
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Speaker 1: said this before. It is the newest retro and I
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Speaker 1: think there is an acceptance that men like that do.
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Speaker 1: My only problem, and I've been open about this, is
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Speaker 1: that those men have, you know, reinforced this notion that
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Speaker 1: we are black people are low, that we have low
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Speaker 1: moral character, and that we are deviant, and that we're
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Speaker 1: be steal and they're eating people and raping children. But
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Speaker 1: they're the ones we'll get that write our description. I mean,
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Speaker 1: let me write these description after about these black people
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Speaker 1: as soon as I leave this house of horror. So
14:35
Speaker 1: the question we're asking, why do you think we know
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Speaker 1: another high ranked official in England was indicted and arrested today.
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Speaker 1: They arrested the prince that we've had people have to
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Speaker 1: step down from high ranking positions and corporations. People are
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Speaker 1: under investigation in parts of Europe. Why do you think
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Speaker 1: that isn't happening here? Why do you think that is skip?
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Speaker 8: Man?
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Speaker 2: You know what, there's a lot of I don't know.
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Speaker 5: America has learned to accept a lot of things from
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Speaker 5: their leaders and you know, money involved and powerful people. Man,
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Speaker 5: They've been letting them get away with a whole lot
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Speaker 5: of stuff for a long time and change. You know,
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Speaker 5: back in the day, you didn't have social media and
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Speaker 5: all these other things that expose this. So we'll see
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Speaker 5: what happens now.
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Speaker 2: It is here.
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Speaker 1: Here's the truth about this country. We don't do anything
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Speaker 1: about our children being murdered in schools. We don't do
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Speaker 1: anything about the thirty to fifty thousand Americans that die
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Speaker 1: of gun death. We don't do anything about people that
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Speaker 1: die of starvation. We don't do anything that people from
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Speaker 1: people that die these all these maladies that are associated
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Speaker 1: with the stuff we put in our food, in our air.
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Speaker 2: So we claim to be christ Like, except that we
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Speaker 2: don't do anything like he does. So this is an
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Speaker 2: extension of that.
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Speaker 1: I think everything that we do is better on the
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Speaker 1: postcard than in reality. And I think ultimately it is
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Speaker 1: a moral failing of this nation and who refuses to
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Speaker 1: look at itself and the part is played in abetting
15:55
Speaker 1: these kinds of atrusties and continue to do it says
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Speaker 1: a lot when the nation does and care when a
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Speaker 1: when kindergarten, white kindergarten get killed, it ain't gonna care
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Speaker 1: about nothing else.
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Speaker 3: It's so unfortunate because a lot of these things that
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Speaker 3: you read and you know their videos and pictures, a
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Speaker 3: lot of these things, most of them should turn your
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Speaker 3: stomach so much, especially if you're a parent, then it
16:16
Speaker 3: should outrage you. But I just don't understand why they're
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Speaker 3: not doing anything. I mean, I understand, but they're not
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Speaker 3: doing anything.
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Speaker 2: I'm telling you.
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Speaker 3: I think it's because a little bit of everyone is
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Speaker 3: involved and they're just trying to cover each other.
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Speaker 1: I think when you're that rich, there's a reason that
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Speaker 1: the Bible says it's easy for a camera to pass
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Speaker 1: it that I haven't either of them for a rich
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Speaker 1: man to see in Kingdom, heapen And I think there's
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Speaker 1: a moyal moral decrepency that happens to people at a
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Speaker 1: certain wealth level. And I think I don't think it's
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Speaker 1: just I certainly am not saying that all billionaires are
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Speaker 1: really wealthy people are bad, but I'm saying most of
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Speaker 1: them are.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean when you look at the people who
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Speaker 4: are most out that.
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Speaker 1: There's a reason they said that, Wow, for the love
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Speaker 1: of the route, for the level of money is the
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Speaker 1: root of all. So there's a reason they said that
17:01
Speaker 1: when you can tell with these billionaires would rather spend
17:03
Speaker 1: fifty million dollars on a wedding than feed people, or
17:07
Speaker 1: go to a rocket that lots of rocket in space
17:09
Speaker 1: than feed people. So I think it is part of
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Speaker 1: the moral decay that this country has always had. But
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Speaker 1: now it's so painfully obvious they can't turn away. So
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Speaker 1: the question we're asking why other countries are And we've
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Speaker 1: seen in Europe, parts of Europe and the other parts
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Speaker 1: of the world have taken from the airbear rensent on,
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Speaker 1: have taken discipline in action.
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Speaker 2: And even investigated Assians.
17:29
Speaker 1: The people are being arrested, people are being investigated, and
17:32
Speaker 1: other parts of what why do you think that's not
17:33
Speaker 1: happening here? We're going to go to our social media.
17:36
Speaker 1: We'll see me where it goes to the phone.
17:38
Speaker 8: The reason why that the millionaire and the billionaires are
17:43
Speaker 8: all white males. They're being protected and that's why it's
17:47
Speaker 8: the way it is. And even when Trump pad to
17:50
Speaker 8: run for president, it took him to get Sin out
17:53
Speaker 8: of the way because I don't think he would have
17:55
Speaker 8: been able to run. Iff was still around. I think
18:00
Speaker 8: the Sallas that thing. So the Trump Cabroca presidents and
18:03
Speaker 8: they could keep those secret sed Just.
18:05
Speaker 9: To look back on how countries like Australia started, just
18:09
Speaker 9: like America, Australia used to be a penal colony. They
18:12
Speaker 9: sent all the criminals and people that they couldn't maintain
18:15
Speaker 9: pep under wraps in Europe to Australia to where the
18:18
Speaker 9: prison population overran the indigenous people. So they took over
18:22
Speaker 9: that country and turned it into basically a white country
18:25
Speaker 9: of no laws of pretty much. Yeah, they did they
18:28
Speaker 9: wanted to until real law came into place. America is
18:31
Speaker 9: the same thing Europe didn't send that best. When they
18:33
Speaker 9: sent these people over here to colonized America, they sent
18:36
Speaker 9: the most violent, the most ruthless, the most uncontrolled people
18:41
Speaker 9: from Europe here. So how are you going to want
18:43
Speaker 9: a group of people to want to govern themselves that
18:46
Speaker 9: came from no no organization, no real understanding of how
18:52
Speaker 9: civilization is supposed to run. And that's what we have,
18:54
Speaker 9: five hundred punch years of unruly, uncivilized people now trying
18:59
Speaker 9: to rule the brown people that are really there. And
19:01
Speaker 9: this is the people that were here in the first
19:03
Speaker 9: place and the people that they kicked out and made
19:05
Speaker 9: of Mexican. So that's the problem. We have, same old
19:09
Speaker 9: do it again, wash the repeat mentality, and it's not
19:12
Speaker 9: going to change until real people stand up to the
19:16
Speaker 9: tyranny that already came from a bad Europe that now
19:19
Speaker 9: is falling apart now and we are the last bashing
19:22
Speaker 9: of this white supremacy stuff.
19:24
Speaker 10: It's kind of reminded me of Wesley's nice when he
19:27
Speaker 10: played me no Brown and he was on trial for me.
19:30
Speaker 10: That's how Trump is, like, this is America, this is
19:33
Speaker 10: big business, this is how it is. That's just you know,
19:36
Speaker 10: how white rich men have been since the during the
19:39
Speaker 10: time since we dragged them out of the mountains and
19:40
Speaker 10: tried to civilize them. They're never going to arrest anybody
19:43
Speaker 10: because Trump pretty much is you know, to me.
19:46
Speaker 9: He's not the ring leader.
19:47
Speaker 10: If he gets locked up, he is taking a whole
19:50
Speaker 10: lot of people down with him, and I feel like
19:52
Speaker 10: they would kill him before they allowed that to happen. Unfortunately,
19:56
Speaker 10: it's sad to say, but nobody ever gets punished in America,
20:00
Speaker 10: kids and the women, they don't.
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Speaker 7: I believe that no one in the US is gonna
20:05
Speaker 7: get prosecuted because of those in power. They're not going
20:07
Speaker 7: to allow it. There's nothing that we can do at
20:10
Speaker 7: this point because people are too scared to be you know,
20:14
Speaker 7: in trouble pretty much, and those in power are not
20:16
Speaker 7: going to allow it.
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Speaker 11: The reason why is because they're white. If you know this,
20:21
Speaker 11: Bill Cosby went to jail, went to prison, p Daddy
20:24
Speaker 11: are telling. But the majority of these people, but the
20:27
Speaker 11: ads thing foul, are Caucasians, and that's why they're not
20:32
Speaker 11: pushing it as much as they would if they were black.
20:35
Speaker 11: If that was all black people, majority black people, they'd
20:39
Speaker 11: be pushing harder for it.
20:41
Speaker 2: Why do you think that places other places We know Europe.
20:45
Speaker 1: We know places in other Europe, England specifically, have indicted
20:50
Speaker 1: and are investigating people for the royal family and the
20:53
Speaker 1: business community and the ambassadors and all that. Why do
20:55
Speaker 1: you think that's not happening here. We're gonna go to
20:57
Speaker 1: a social media excuse me way.
20:58
Speaker 12: To go to the phones a statistic to stay that
21:01
Speaker 12: they're close to half a million kids disappear in the
21:04
Speaker 12: United States every year. The reason enough that's going to
21:06
Speaker 12: happen to some of these politicians or rich people or
21:09
Speaker 12: people who are.
21:09
Speaker 6: Pediphiling these kids. It's the fact that the United States
21:13
Speaker 6: might be the hub of the whole situation. The United
21:15
Speaker 6: States might be the biggest faffacer of children in the world.
21:20
Speaker 6: And that's why they won't go to jail. They won't
21:23
Speaker 6: steal no time because they got to cover each other.
21:26
Speaker 6: Now they've all been feasting at the table and they
21:28
Speaker 6: don't want nobody to drop there for it.
21:32
Speaker 13: It's going to get around to the United States of America.
21:34
Speaker 13: They're just making an example and let you know that
21:37
Speaker 13: there's no kings and queens in America. So everybody that's
21:40
Speaker 13: involved in the efence files that did something wrong will
21:44
Speaker 13: be held accountable, whether it's today, tomorrow, or maybe in
21:49
Speaker 13: the near future, but it'll come around. And as far
21:52
Speaker 13: as President Trump, he know his day is coming. That's
21:55
Speaker 13: why he's trying to stay in office, and that's not
21:57
Speaker 13: going to work. I pray that everything works out right
22:00
Speaker 13: for him, because if it doesn't work out all right
22:02
Speaker 13: for him, it's not going to work out all right
22:04
Speaker 13: for the United States of America. We may not agree
22:07
Speaker 13: with what he's doing. And a lot of the Republicans,
22:10
Speaker 13: you know, I wish they would get a spine. That's
22:12
Speaker 13: a lot of them are not running for office again.
22:15
Speaker 13: I believe that a lot of them may have had
22:17
Speaker 13: something to do with the January sixth. I'm not sure,
22:20
Speaker 13: but that's just my opinion. And what goes around comes around.
22:24
Speaker 13: Just like when they he partnered a lot of those
22:26
Speaker 13: January sixth rioters, what happened. Some of them went back
22:30
Speaker 13: to jail, some of them even got killed. So you
22:34
Speaker 13: can't do anything under the sun that God cannot see.
22:36
Speaker 13: So one day it's going to happen. Everybody is going
22:39
Speaker 13: to be held accountable.
22:41
Speaker 14: You got the pedophile in chiefs, you got the convicted
22:44
Speaker 14: felon that's in the office, and what the convicted felon
22:48
Speaker 14: and this pedophile had done. He had convinced the mega
22:52
Speaker 14: a lot of white people that we are the enemy,
22:55
Speaker 14: that they are about to lose this country is to
22:57
Speaker 14: back and brown on this country. And what he has
23:00
Speaker 14: convict them convinced them that the white people is going
23:04
Speaker 14: to be the minority. And unless you stet up and
23:06
Speaker 14: fight for what you believe in, then you're gonna lose
23:10
Speaker 14: your country. So this country is not gonna stand up
23:13
Speaker 14: to Donald Trump. His whole cabinet is corrupt. Again. This
23:17
Speaker 14: man is being accused of child ministation. And these folks
23:21
Speaker 14: around here won this inclose himself in the American flag.
23:25
Speaker 14: But again they don't have them more than the value
23:28
Speaker 14: and other people in the other countries. Britain is not
23:30
Speaker 14: playing around. They are arresting people. But this country here
23:33
Speaker 14: com pediphile in chief, the President Trump, they call him.
23:37
Speaker 14: They allowed him to get away with this, so they're
23:39
Speaker 14: not gonna hold him account because again they value them more.
23:42
Speaker 14: They speaks of it's garbage.
23:45
Speaker 15: I think Pam Body answered it beautifully when she said,
23:49
Speaker 15: either the system is going to crash or they will
23:52
Speaker 15: have to arrest a lot of people in order to
23:54
Speaker 15: make whatever it is work for us. But I definitely
23:59
Speaker 15: do agree that arrest need to be happening on this
24:03
Speaker 15: side of the water and not just across the ocean.
24:06
Speaker 1: Now it's time for the Bootleg movie review with the
24:09
Speaker 1: libo the Bootleg Warrior.
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Speaker 16: Amenis Hellamianney Old, I'm may say, Haney Hamney. Oh oh yeah,
24:24
Speaker 16: my hound broa.
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Speaker 2: What's that a libo?
24:26
Speaker 17: We are in the middle of the February. Yes, this
24:29
Speaker 17: means that the Valentine's Day is the time. Will one
24:33
Speaker 17: day you act like you are in the romantic comedy
24:36
Speaker 17: movie and the next day after this, the sight of
24:41
Speaker 17: your partner's face makes you wish you are Stevie Wonder.
24:43
Speaker 2: I'm sitting.
24:47
Speaker 17: In honor of the Black history of man. Here is
24:50
Speaker 17: another unsung hero. On July the fourth, seventeen and you're
24:54
Speaker 17: seventy six. While everyone was signing the Declaration of Independence,
25:00
Speaker 17: Aincient Miima's great art labor Tabasco quiet they invented hot sauce.
25:07
Speaker 17: She thinken if freedom tasted blind, somebody had to spice
25:10
Speaker 17: it up.
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Speaker 2: I'm serious. So wait a minute, Wait a.
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Speaker 18: Minute, wait a minute, Jungly Hurt, Why always black history?
25:19
Speaker 2: Why not brown history?
25:21
Speaker 17: Because it is black history.
25:22
Speaker 2: Moth mister Remini has blood brown. The struggles the same.
25:27
Speaker 2: So here are some brown on some heroes you should
25:30
Speaker 2: know about.
25:31
Speaker 18: Number one, the creator of Angel does my cousin what
25:36
Speaker 18: was his name?
25:37
Speaker 2: Angel? And number two my great great, great great greats.
25:42
Speaker 18: You know, very many greats, our grandfather who created the
25:47
Speaker 18: fact that we could.
25:48
Speaker 2: Sleep with our cousins.
25:50
Speaker 17: What was his name?
25:52
Speaker 2: Jose.
25:52
Speaker 17: It's okay, there's enough of this Now I have to
25:56
Speaker 17: do my review for d.
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Speaker 6: LG.
25:58
Speaker 17: Hughley.
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Speaker 2: The movie is Come is one on one.
26:02
Speaker 18: Oh yes, Doddy the increased the handworth the guy who
26:05
Speaker 18: is thrown But in this movie he's throwing away his
26:09
Speaker 18: hammer and using a corner now check this out or
26:12
Speaker 18: kind of whatever. He's getting lady to do his last
26:15
Speaker 18: score and he meets a girl he doesn't know whether
26:18
Speaker 18: he wants to do the last score. Wants you score
26:21
Speaker 18: with the hottie.
26:22
Speaker 2: And of course he's a detective Chasington. This is a
26:27
Speaker 2: good movie with a good looking cat Swell, I mean
26:29
Speaker 2: not Christie him was. He's not as good as looking
26:33
Speaker 2: as me.
26:33
Speaker 18: I'm a warrior, Hey, bootleg mane Blamo car he is
26:37
Speaker 18: a good looking man. You look like a girl Ina
26:40
Speaker 18: that made bad life choices. Father want to go in
26:43
Speaker 18: a piece of chess when he sees Joe. It's for sympathy,
26:46
Speaker 18: not intimidation. Now I give this movie three handbocks because
26:51
Speaker 18: it has a great action, and I would include a
26:54
Speaker 18: bag of boot legos.
26:56
Speaker 2: They like Legos, but with three.
26:58
Speaker 18: Bricks and storms. Step up to your game with food Legos.
27:01
Speaker 18: The blacks that step on you first.
27:04
Speaker 2: This is in Lebo.
27:06
Speaker 17: You're hacking water out and this is me said with
27:09
Speaker 17: the street acking movement in you, I'm there Sallian Day
27:15
Speaker 17: Saint than healthy ham comm.
27:21
Speaker 1: You know I stillday that song right, oh oh, it
27:24
Speaker 1: is the day you will show your twenty twenty six
27:26
Speaker 1: and this Remember that if you are going to be
27:28
Speaker 1: in Daniel Beach, Florida, will be there this Friday, Saturday,
27:30
Speaker 1: Sunday at the Daniel Beach Impropt that's Fort Lauderdale. So
27:34
Speaker 1: we were talking about the Epstein files and how there's
27:37
Speaker 1: a punitive action or legal action being taken in other
27:39
Speaker 1: parts of the world, but out here. I think this
27:42
Speaker 1: is funny because if you look at the history of
27:47
Speaker 1: this country and the things it's done and the ways
27:50
Speaker 1: that it's never had to fully come to Griswood. How
27:52
Speaker 1: like we have a national anthem where one stands a
27:56
Speaker 1: down talk about killing the slave killing slaves, Like we're
28:00
Speaker 1: always kind of manipulating and massaging things, but never quite
28:04
Speaker 1: dealing with the fact that a lot of the things
28:07
Speaker 1: we do and have done and continue to do. I
28:10
Speaker 1: have that behs the very rich people who have no
28:12
Speaker 1: decency none. You couldn't be a decent human being that
28:17
Speaker 1: votes for Trump, not me. To me, you just couldn't
28:19
Speaker 1: understand it. You couldn't support some of the things that
28:21
Speaker 1: happened and be a decent Humi being. You couldn't, so,
28:25
Speaker 1: I think, But it's always been that way, all the
28:28
Speaker 1: things that have challenged us.
28:29
Speaker 2: You couldn't support be a decent human being.
28:31
Speaker 1: If you've supported poisoning blankets and given them to Native Americans.
28:36
Speaker 1: You couldn't be a decent human being if you enslaved
28:39
Speaker 1: and murdered, and great you can be. And if you
28:42
Speaker 1: never dealt with that and you still are proud not
28:45
Speaker 1: only do you not deal with it, but you are
28:47
Speaker 1: proud of the monuments of it.
28:49
Speaker 2: It would be like if you.
28:50
Speaker 1: And I were in a relationship and I was very
28:51
Speaker 1: abusive for you, and we decided to move on. But
28:53
Speaker 1: I kept the bandages in police reports around just to
28:56
Speaker 1: remind you, like we have there's a cognitive dissonance between
29:03
Speaker 1: the part we played and not just what has happened here,
29:05
Speaker 1: the moral rot here. But look at the things we've
29:09
Speaker 1: spread and this. Yeah, we gave technologya we gave rock
29:11
Speaker 1: and roll. We also gave Nazi Germany. We also gave
29:14
Speaker 1: South Africa. We also were with the we are the
29:17
Speaker 1: Frankenstein of those things.
29:18
Speaker 2: Yeah.
29:19
Speaker 1: So yeah, So when you take the fact, I mean
29:25
Speaker 1: there are mass murderers that we enshrined on our money,
29:29
Speaker 1: on our money, name holidays after them, right, mass murderers
29:36
Speaker 1: like Andrew Jackson murdered so many and it calls to
29:38
Speaker 1: murder so many Native American They called him sharp knife,
29:40
Speaker 1: and he's on a twenty dollars bill, like it's the
29:43
Speaker 1: people on our money are so more. Can I have
29:45
Speaker 1: a rapist or a mass murderer for the Can you
29:47
Speaker 1: break up rapists in the mass run? No, I just
29:49
Speaker 1: only have this slaver, only have that. I only have
29:52
Speaker 1: small bills.
29:54
Speaker 2: Can you use the child's abuser? Yeah? Yeah, okay, And.
29:57
Speaker 1: They make it so historical like they talked about telling
30:00
Speaker 1: him as and Toms Jeffers like it was a love story.
30:02
Speaker 2: She was raped in traffic. She was and he did
30:04
Speaker 2: it to his children.
30:06
Speaker 1: So this country, when it comes to looking at the
30:08
Speaker 1: inherent things it has done and is wolving into the
30:11
Speaker 1: fabric of it, it is why these things can play
30:14
Speaker 1: out like this. If they were rancor, if they were anger,
30:18
Speaker 1: if there were something that the country really felt strongly about,
30:21
Speaker 1: we would do something about it.
30:23
Speaker 2: And we're not.
30:24
Speaker 3: And what's crazy is think about the kind of power
30:29
Speaker 3: and arrogance that you have, because you know they if
30:32
Speaker 3: the Epstein files are true right and what they said
30:35
Speaker 3: they are, they didn't want any black girls nothing. So
30:38
Speaker 3: they were, if they're true, allegedly eating their own kind.
30:44
Speaker 1: And they call us cannibals. I've never ate any in
30:47
Speaker 1: my life before ever. Ever, i feel like I feel
30:53
Speaker 1: weird when I get ramen with pork ind and I'm like,
30:55
Speaker 1: what is.
30:57
Speaker 2: Sometimes people get really upset with the things I say.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna give it an opportunity event with that segment
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Speaker 2: You said you.
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31:24
Speaker 2: Dale, I don't know.
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Speaker 19: How you can be so unforgiving when your beautiful wife
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Speaker 19: has forgiven you for all the horrible transgressions you put
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31:50
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Speaker 2: Well, that's it for this week.
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Speaker 19: This is Niez James, your FU Deal Hugly corresponding and
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Speaker 1: Fu it is now time for the human Being of
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32:43
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32:48
Speaker 3: It is Kelvin Ellis Junior, which is your nine year
32:53
Speaker 3: old boy actually gave his dollar to what he thought
32:57
Speaker 3: was a homeless guy, But it turns out the guy
33:00
Speaker 3: wasn't homeless at all.
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Speaker 4: He was actually a millionaire.
33:02
Speaker 3: As a matter of fact, he had rushed out of
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Speaker 3: his apartment because of a fire alarm that they were
33:09
Speaker 3: having uh and then he decided to go get a
33:11
Speaker 3: couple of coffee. Then he realized he didn't have any
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Speaker 3: so I guess he you know, praise every morning. He said, well, shoot,
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Speaker 3: When he opened his eyes, a little boy was there.
33:24
Speaker 3: He's like, here you go, you're homeless. There's a dollar
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Speaker 3: and you know, he was like, wow, this kind of
33:29
Speaker 3: restored his faith in humanity.
33:31
Speaker 4: And he treated the boy to a.
33:34
Speaker 3: Forty second shopping spree for second, forty second get over.
33:39
Speaker 2: Yeah, but he didn't get a bike out of it.
33:42
Speaker 4: But I thought, wow, you could have done more than that.
33:44
Speaker 2: Well, you know, but you know, it's still a nice gesture.
33:45
Speaker 2: This is a nice gesture on behalf of the kid.
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Speaker 4: Kelvin Ellis Junior.
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Speaker 2: Ellis Junior, you are human being of the week, and
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33:55
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34:40
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34:45
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35:01
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Speaker 21: and Manny Pakiao will face off in the ring for
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Speaker 21: the first time since they're twenty fifteen Fight of the Century.
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Speaker 21: The two boxing champs are set to meet September nineteenth
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Speaker 1: Thank you so very much, SIPPL jazz Man. All right more,
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Speaker 1: show your twenty twenty six edition. Remember if you are
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Speaker 1: going to be in Dania Beach or for a lot
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Speaker 1: of deal to you, to you people out there, Dane ye,
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Speaker 1: I will be there this Friday, Saturday and Sunday at
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Speaker 1: the Dana Beach in prov What are you doing, Dana?
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Speaker 2: How it happened?
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Speaker 1: Next thing you know, watch yourself, next thing you know.
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Speaker 1: I saw that movie one battle at a time.
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Speaker 4: In one battle after another, I saw that. Did you
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Speaker 4: like it?
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Speaker 2: I did? I liked it a lot. Yeah. I had
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Speaker 2: to get get through it.
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Speaker 3: And then I was like okay, because I was starting thinking, well, no,
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Speaker 3: I don't think I'm gonna like this.
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Speaker 2: I didn't think.
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Speaker 1: I thought did a great job, but I didn't think
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Speaker 1: she was the best. I thought, uh, Benicia, the attire
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Speaker 1: was great.
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Speaker 3: I thought that up was great, Sean was excellent.
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Speaker 2: What is uh? I think that Regina Regina King? That
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Speaker 2: wasn't King. It's not it's not Virginia King. Are you
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Speaker 2: sure it's not Reginia King?
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Speaker 6: But that.
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Speaker 2: Sorry, it's not Virginia King. It's not Regina Smith either.
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Speaker 2: I should know it. Regina Hall, Reginia. I thought she
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Speaker 2: was spectacling.
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Speaker 6: It was.
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Speaker 1: It was all around a great movie, and it's the
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Speaker 1: kind of movie that I'm glad to see they had
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Speaker 1: black bo king.
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Speaker 2: No, what was the boyd Harris was in it? Right?
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Speaker 2: I don't think, Yes she was.
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Speaker 1: He was the one shooting it out at the drove
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Speaker 1: the van h Yeah.
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Speaker 6: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: Look at the cast of it, looking at it right now?
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Speaker 2: So what is the cast?
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Speaker 15: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: There is what I see Redo that was his name,
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Speaker 2: what is it? Rado?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: They were they were revolution I thought they were. I
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Speaker 1: thought it was great. And who was the girl that
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Speaker 1: said good pee? Oh, jungle pe, jungle pee?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, she was my favorite.
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Speaker 4: Chase Infinity.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, she was great.
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Speaker 4: That was a young girl.
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Speaker 2: I thought they were. I thought they were.
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Speaker 1: I thought it was a well written script, and I
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Speaker 1: thought I've seen people acting ways I didn't I've never
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Speaker 1: seen before.
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Speaker 2: Champion was spectacular. It was great.
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Speaker 1: He was spectacled. But I loved sinners a lot. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: I love sinners. I just had never seen vampires eat
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Speaker 1: black people, and then black they eat black people? Is
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Speaker 1: even so full the Mississippi so by now everyone in
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Speaker 1: vampires on dialysis right now. Two of them vampire's got
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Speaker 1: kidney failure as we speak. What are these vampires doing
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Speaker 1: in Divita?
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Speaker 5: They got the gud look out put the wooden stake
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Speaker 5: away he got hard anyway, Hey.
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Speaker 2: Man, can you tell me what traded Josie? And we're
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Speaker 2: gonna eat white people next time? Or at least it's
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Speaker 2: sprouts or something. Ja me it us. Five things to
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Speaker 3: Number five, laser removal is way worse than actually getting
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Speaker 3: the tattoo.
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Speaker 2: I agree, thinking about it, you better think about it,
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Speaker 2: I agree.
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Speaker 3: Number four of the top five things no before getting
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Speaker 3: a tattoo hands a beat, bade.
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Speaker 2: Faster they do in the sun or is it? Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, and probably the friction of like you're gonna
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Speaker 4: wear washing yeah.
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Speaker 3: Number three of the top five things no before getting
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Speaker 3: a tattoo proof free please Yeah, you don't want to
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Speaker 3: misspelled test.
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Speaker 2: The only God can jurge me if you don't know
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Speaker 2: the differ between there, there and there. Number two of
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Speaker 2: the top five. Check out the shot before.
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Speaker 13: Yeah.
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Speaker 3: Make sure it's you know, staring and clean and all
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Speaker 3: the things like that. And also you want to check
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Speaker 3: the price. You know, it's better safe than sorry. And
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Speaker 3: the number one of the top five things no before
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Speaker 3: getting a tattoo. A good tattoo isn't cheap. Don't cost you.
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Speaker 2: It will indeed a certain thing you're don't go for
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Speaker 2: a bargain. I ain't trying to find you go. It's
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Speaker 2: two for one for get one for now.
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Speaker 3: They're saying, the more tattoos you have, the more likely
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Speaker 3: you are to perhaps get skin cancer.
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Speaker 1: What jasmine, Jesus, it is the deal you goal to
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Speaker 1: show you a twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 8: This is it?
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Speaker 1: In case, uh, in case you're going to be in
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Speaker 1: Daniel Beach, Florida. Will be there this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
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Speaker 1: For that's all I hear you say that, Dan, Dany Beach.
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Speaker 1: Oh that's why, Dan you Beach.
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Speaker 2: So I'll be there this Friday, Saturday, Sunday to Friday
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Speaker 2: to Saturday. And now you can't start hearing a mystical song.
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Speaker 11: Yeah you know what I'm saying.
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Speaker 2: Yes, it's Daney Day. So I think t O's album
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Speaker 2: is gonna be great. Whats album's gonna be great?
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Speaker 6: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, he's back.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 2: I mean it ain't keeping Lamar level. But it's fifty
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Speaker 2: years man. Yeah, yeah, fifty and two of it.
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Speaker 6: Man.
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Speaker 2: But I kind of have to go with Tiattle now.
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Speaker 2: And I think it's ketalog is probably more extensively.
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Speaker 4: Then it was fifty.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, of course, I think you know King of the South,
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Speaker 3: I think it was Yeah, I think, yeah, you got
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Speaker 3: one memory go Shauty.
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Speaker 2: That album. That first album was dope. Yeah, first had
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Speaker 2: like six.
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Speaker 12: Yeah yeah, like.
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Speaker 2: Man, that comedy was like you know what, I'm going
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Speaker 2: right back, regular album.
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Speaker 5: Making people dance, it's a lot easier than making them laugh.
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Speaker 2: Show she sat What did you learn today?
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Speaker 3: So you know, every day I feel like there's a
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Speaker 3: new terminology that comes up for something.
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Speaker 8: Uh.
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Speaker 3: The latest one regarding dating is called future faking, and
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Speaker 3: basically describes someone who uses the promise of a shared
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Speaker 3: future to create your emotional intimacy.
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Speaker 1: So in other words, lying lying okay. I think that's
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Speaker 1: been around for a while.
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Speaker 4: I think new school kids, you know, they got something,
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Speaker 4: got to give it a label.
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Speaker 1: Six seven bron seven administration right now, yeah, future fake,
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Speaker 1: skip my man.
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Speaker 2: Cheat on what you learn today, baby boy.
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Speaker 5: If you've been planning your spring break, a lot of
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Speaker 5: you know, college students or just people take spring break timing,
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Speaker 5: and you had Mexico when you're plans, you might want
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Speaker 5: to pull up on that. Right now is not the time, man,
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Speaker 5: They done, messed around, kill the drug lord. Now it's
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Speaker 5: kind of the car acting bad. So I wouldn't go
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Speaker 5: over there if I was you. A lot of airlines
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Speaker 5: they've canceled this, flights going going there, American in Southwest.
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Speaker 2: I think they can't think we'll hold up. We ain't
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Speaker 2: doing this, we ain't doing this place. It won't be us.
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Speaker 2: It won't be us. Change that to go to Florida,
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Speaker 2: that's hell. On the next day, you can be sure
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Speaker 2: we're going to be talking to the Queen of comedy,
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Speaker 2: the one and the only Adele give it. That's my
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Speaker 2: baby girl, right.
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Speaker 1: Plus word be giving and deserving someone the Shoe Bey
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Speaker 1: of the Week award. It's the deal you can show.
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Speaker 1: We will definitely see on another side. Car, my favorite
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Speaker 1: shot bus operator, pull that string.
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Speaker 2: We got to go. It is the deal he can show.
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Speaker 2: See you on the other side.