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Yet Another Plea for Common Sense · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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The news, opinions, commentary, and interviews. You need to start your
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day, and you're listening to The West Carol Morning Show. Thursday morning,
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seventeenth day of August. I'm West, Thanks for starting your day with me,
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a day when I'm gonna beg and plead for some common sense. I
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feel like every show was really kind of a plea for common sense. But
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we're not getting it. We're not getting it back. I feel like there
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was a time maybe when we had it, but I just don't know if
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it's just escaped us too much that we just can't possibly get our way back
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there again. You know, maybe in simpler times, maybe before so many
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distractions and so many ways to have so many different people influencing everything that we
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say and we think. And when I say we, I don't mean you
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and me. I just mean this collective group of people that, let you
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know, twenty five people in their basement on the Internet on Twitter or whatever,
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or the you know, just fifty people I guess in Russia or China
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that are controlling fifty thousand body accounts each. Maybe that's what it is.
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Maybe it's just their ability to influence everything, but trying hard to find a
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place where common sense can rule. Because you know, touched on the latest
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in the charges against Donald Trump, we know that this has gotten out of
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hand. It's really nothing more than adding one more set of charges to try
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to get him. And that's the goal here is to get him. That's
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all that it is. It's trying to ultimately have an impact, to shape,
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influence, if you will, the elect coming up next year. That's
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what it's about. And we've heard all this talk over the past, really
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all the way back to two thousand about election tampering and determining the outcome of
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elections and a number of things. And we've heard it. We've heard it.
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We heard it in two thousand, the infamous hanging Chad election in two
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thousand and Florida going to Gore, No way, it goes to Bush.
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Oh no, it's got to go to the court system. Oh no,
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Bush wins. And the number of people then who did not want that election
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in Florida to be certified, remember that, Remember the people who had objections
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to it and had problems with it. And I guess back then there weren't
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enough people tracking every single movement and interaction that takes place on cell phones.
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I guess to where they were able to come up with charges to I don't
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know, try to put al Gore and all of his people in jail,
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I guess. I mean that's my assumption about why that never took place,
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or because that's just not what you do, right. You don't do that,
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and you especially don't do it like suppose in O four that Gore was
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the candidate again. Can you imagine if Republicans we're gonna put al Gore and
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jail. We're gonna put al Gore and everybody who's working with him in jail
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for comments that he made in text messages or that people that work in his
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staff made in text messages where they were asking for other people's phone numbers or
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asking for other people's email addresses or whatever, and suddenly that becomes part of
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a conspiracy. We don't have any common sense anymore. We've lost it.
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We've lost it, and that all relates to some of the charges in this
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latest round against Trump, and we just I just feel like we've ever the
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wheels have come off, and I don't know that we can ever get back.
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And I know that there are devious people at work behind the scenes that
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are dictating all of this. I understand that. I understand that we have
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people bringing up charges against Trump that have higher political aspirations, that think that
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they themselves are going to use these indictments to springboard them into bigger and better
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things in the future. I get that. I just don't understand why so
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many of us in the real world right, not Washington insiders, not people
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that are pulling the strings, the puppet masters behind the scenes. I don't
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understand why those of us who ultimately are being puppeted allow it to happen.
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We have to have more sense than this, we really do. When you
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think about the way that the Biden families, potential indictments that could come or
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being handled by the media, by just the general public, general conversation,
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it's interesting to me that when you hear people trying to say that the Trump
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charges and the Biden charges, some say it's the same kind of thing.
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And then when you realize what the accusations are against the Bidens and what could
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end up becoming bigger accusations against the Bidens, It's got to do with money
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coming from other countries and using money to ultimately buy influence. That's what's at
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stake on that side versus a former president asking questions that they assume we're leading
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down certain paths. I mean, that's where a lot of this the charges,
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if you go through the Georgia charges, but it's just one thing after
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them. L we had classified documents at his home. We have to prosecute
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him. What he's a former president and he's the favorite to win the Republican
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nomination, Well, even more reason to prosecute him. I mean, that's
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what we're hearing from the left. That's what we're hearing from some people,
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some people in the middle of the pack that aren't necessarily die hard one way
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or the other, but they're like, well, that's there. They've got
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their reasons. They're doing this to keep him out of the race, and
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they're comfortable with it. They're okay with that. They don't have a problem
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with that. And it's not just in politics, it's in everything. It's
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when a beer company that's had the same basic core set of customers for most
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of its existence decides, Oh, we don't really care what they think.
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We're gonna try to get some of these uh, some of these uh you
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know, about to be twenty one year olds and maybe you know early twenty
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one, we're targeting the incoming twenty one year olds and the twenty one to
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twenty five year old So we're gonna get a transgender activist who lives life as
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if formerly he lives now as a she. That's basically like a I don't
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know, a teenage girl, a young girl celebrating girldom, not womandom,
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not womanhood, girlhood and then being confused, scratching heads and going well,
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I don't understand why why are we not selling beer anymore? What happened?
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Why are people upset by this? Aren't they going to be supportive? And
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the reaction, which was probably excessive, I mean, they want to punish
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a beer company for doing something. I'm sure it's success to go this far
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with it, but they want to finally be heard. And they're not just
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being heard there. They're being heard in other areas. They're being heard in
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movie theaters and theme parks. Think about what we've heard about what's been going
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on with Disney, Disney Plus and the films that have come out. Disney's
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had a string of disappointing openings. They've had a string of movies that have
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not performed the way that they hoped or expected Marvel movies which used to be
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you know, bank on it, and the folks making movies that I saw
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the director of the new Marvel's movie, which is Captain Marvel and Miss Marvel
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and a Photon is her name. I don't know if they she should go
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and buy a Marvel name. But the three characters that have sort of a
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shared this uh power in common that connects somehow, and the director of that
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movie says, yes, superhero movie fatigue is real just before this movie's coming
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out and basically almost setting up the excuse for why people might not go see
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it. Maybe it's not just that, Maybe there's more to it than that.
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Zachary Levi, the actor who not he was briefly part of the Marvel
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universe. He was in a couple of thor movies, but primarily his superhero
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what he's known for. His role that he's most known for is as Shazam,
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the o g Captain Marvel. So he did don't know if he was
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speaking at an interview or if he was at a convention. I think it
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was at a convention because the crowd cheered. I think it was a convention
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and He basically said that, you know, one of the things that you
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have to do to stand up to the studio is don't go see garbage movies.
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If they're making garbage movies, don't go see them. And I think
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that's part of what some people are doing now. It kind of hurts for
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and I like Zachary Levi. He and I we've talked multiple times. I
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did an interview with him a few years ago about his mental health story.
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He's talking about that a lot at conventions right now. Because actors going to
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conventions can different people that are part of the hold screen actors guilt, not
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just actors. They can't promote any of the struck work that they've done.
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So it's not like he can go and talk about Chuck or he can talk
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about the Shazam movie. He can't go and talk about the Disney work that
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he's done. He can't go do that. So what he's doing, primarily,
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I guess at these conventions as he is opening up about his personal life
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and his story. And I did that that interview. If you want to
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check it out, it's a it's a really great look into a person,
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rough childhood, rough upbringing, in a lot of ways, struggled a bit
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with success in Hollywood, struggled a bit with fame, some of it being
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taken away from him, and then had serious mental health issues. And the
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part that where he decided that he had to get his life together if he
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was going to continue to live. That interview, you can hear that over
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on the dragon Con pregame show a podcast. Wherever you're listening to this podcast,
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you can find that there and check it out. It was from dragon
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Con from a few years ago with Zachary Levi. But I think his Shazam
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sequel movie, Fury of the Gods, didn't do well. He's taken a
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bit of a beating. He's taken a bit of a pounding for saying don't
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go see garbage movies. And some people are saying that was a garbage movie
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and we didn't go see it. So I think that there is a certain
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amount of whether or not people are just going to watch movies right now because
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they're kind of tired of it. People are tired of being preached to,
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people are tired of being talked down to. And I'm not specifically talking about
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the Shazam franchise. I don't know that those movies are necessarily coming at us
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with any sort of hidden agenda. But when we've got movies that are being
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remade from the past and they're making live action versions of them and they're casting
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actors, sometimes they're just voices because they say, oh, it was animated
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and now we're making a live action version. And you go, well,
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how are you going to do that with the Lion King? And they say,
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well, we're going to use you know, animation, and you say,
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well, wait a minute, that's not a live action movie. It's
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just another Chris. It's just a different kind of cartoon, isn't it.
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I mean, isn't that what that is. So they're making these movies and
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they're remaking them, and they're you know, people are saying they're woken them
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up. Now some people are staying there, and I woken them up.
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All they did was make the Little Mermaid black. That's all they did.
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So which in the great scheme of things. I've said before, I don't
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know why children are being raised and told, hey, you need to see
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someone who looks like you in every aspect I've quite I don't understand there is
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something in the tribalism for all people, all genders all over the world.
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There's something there. We see it when people's white people celebrate drk Navitsky or
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Larry Bird playing basketball and they go, look at that guy, boy,
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he looks like me. I'm gonna be a fan of him. There was
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a time when there weren't as many black quarterbacks in the NFL, so a
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Donovan McNabb had a lot of fans, or Michael Vick had a lot of
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fans that people said, Wow, that guy's great. He looks like me.
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I'm a fan. I like that guy. And that just relates to
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this whole aspect of us being excited about seeing someone who looks like us.
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It stands out. I understand that's real. But when it's small children and
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we're seeing them see the Little Mermaid and they go, oh my gosh,
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she looks like me. I'm excited. Look the little Mermaid looks like me.
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Comes in nature, nurture thing, and we could talk about that for
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a whole show. But big picture, I don't think it was. I
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mean, I don't know. Maybe they did. They did talk about the
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way Melissa McCarthy was trying to make it more her role as Ursula's more of
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a drag queen or whatever. I don't know. They said that that was
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part of the inspiration for the original I'll just pass on that and focus on
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snow White. Snow White. They decided that after Peter Dinklage complained that he
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didn't think it was appropriate to put the seven dwarves in it. They've changed
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the seven dwarves from the story, and they're going to be seven magical people
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and they won't necessarily be men. They're men, they're women, and they're
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certainly not dwarves. Your Dinklige, who's made his career out of playing dwarves
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quite well, he's very good at it. He is a dwarf and he
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has done that in his career. Well, he was upset that they were
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still making this a focal point of the Snow White movie, and for some
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reason they took him very seriously and decided, well, we have to listen
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to what the man said. He's a dwarf for crying out loud. He's
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never had a problem with it in his movies, not that I'm aware of.
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I'm thinking about elf right, that was I'm thinking about death at a
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funeral. Both of them. The only person who was in both of them.
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So the actress that they cast to play snow White is Hispanic and her
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name is Rachel Zegler. And in an interview where I guess they're trying they
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were back in March, they were trying to I'm sorry, the movie comes
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out in March of next year. But in an interview she's done where she's
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I don't understand this isn't this struck work? Are they allowed to promote this?
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I'm confused about when this particular interview took place. I don't understand.
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Some of them are allowed to promote movies and some of them aren't. But
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anyway, so she's talking about her role in this movie, and she says
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that basically, the character in the story of Prince Charming is a stalker.
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She says basically that the original cartoon came out in nineteen thirty seven, so
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very evidently, so there's a big focus on her love story with a guy
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who literally stalks her. Weird. Weird, So we didn't do that this
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time. We have a different approach to what I'm sure a lot of people
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will assume as a love story. Just because we cast a guy in the
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movie. It's one of those things. I think that everyone is going to
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have their assumptions about what it's actually going to be. It's really not about
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a love story at all, which is really really wonderful. It's snow White.
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We know what the story is, we know what the ending is,
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we know what it's supposed to be, and I mean, this is I
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assume this is a disastrous interview for the folks at Disney because they're trying to
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keep this together. But is you're hearing this, does this make you want
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to take your kids to see snow White? Do you think this sounds anything
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like something that you would want to take your kids to see? She said
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in another interview. I mean that it's no longer nineteen thirty seven, and
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we absolutely wrote a snow White that she's not going to be saved by the
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prince, and she's not going to be dreaming about true love. She's dreaming
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about becoming the leader she knows she can be, and the leader that her
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late father told her that she could be if she was fearless, fair,
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brave and true. So it's just a really incredible story for young people everywhere
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to see themselves in. We've lost our common sense, people aren't looking at
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this and saying, maybe this is why people aren't going to the movies.
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They're saying it's superhero fatigue and not maybe people are just tired of all of
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this. Maybe if they took snow White and they made a scene for scene
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remake of snow White cast an actress who looks like snow White cast seven Dwarves.
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We talked about in a previous show, the actors. There are some
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Dwarf actors who are not happy about the fact that they're not going to get
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an opportunity to be in this movie. They're not going to get an opportunity
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to play one of the seven Dwarves, which would be a significant role for
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them limited number of roles that they get. By the way, when they're
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not being grabbed up by Hugh Jackman. I'm sorry, Hugh Grant, it's
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a different hue. Just slipped on that one. Hugh rant is playing in
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Opa Loompa and the New Willy Wonka prequel. I guess not Hugh Jackman.
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Hugh Jackman can do no wrong. Ozzy Ozzy Azzi. So I think maybe
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if Disney had common sense, if some of these studios had common sense,
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they might figure out why people aren't necessarily supporting their projects. It's a great,
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big, giant spectrum of ways that we're not just using our heads.
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What about this movie sounds like a good idea? What about these charges against
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a political opponent sounds like a good idea, even if you don't like him.
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What about it sounds like a good idea? I don't know. I
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couldn't imagine being happy about this if this were happening to someone that I didn't
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support. Scares me. It's frightening to me to think that people are just
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mindlessly walking through life and not paying attention to it at all. Why aren't
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people upset? Why aren't people really frustrating. I'm not encouraging anybody to get
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out and protest in the streets. I think that's part of what the left
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wants to have, and they want something bad to go down in the name
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of protesting for Trump. I think that's part of the eventual endgame that's coming.
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I really do. I think someone's going to do something really stupid in
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public, and that's going to be another nail in the coffin if you will,
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for Trump for them, because they're gonna say, look at this we've
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got this horrible gun crime or this horrible riot that broke out. I don't
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think they weren't just looking. Never waste a tragedy, Never waste that opportunity.
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They used COVID to their advantage because they knew this is how we're going
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to get Trump. They used what happened at the Capitol to do all the
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things that they're doing now in the name of well, this is just what's
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right, This is just what's right. We have to do this if we
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can't let Trump get away with this. We told you we were going to
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get him and prosecute him and put him in jail before he did any of
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these things. We told you we were going to get him. We told
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you we would impeach him before he did anything remotely impeachable. Right, We
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told you we were going to do it. We found a way to do
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it. That's not the way it works. You can't start with this is
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the charge we're going to get to and then we're gonna figure out a crime
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to pin it to him. Where's our common sense? Where is it?
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Why don't we understand that there's more at play and there's more at stake than
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Legend of Zelda game drink sounds interesting to me. Driverless vehicles as they become
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more and more popular. The ROBOTAXI if you will, they can you know
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cars driving around there's no person driving it. There's some advantages to that from
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the you know perspective of the person who owns the vehicle, right. Well,
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apparently some couples have been finding advantages to having a car that drives them
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around without a driver in it, as they've been pretty excited. If you
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follow me, you're follow me. They're excited to have the back seat of
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a car with no person driving it. You follow me, nobody there to
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tell you to knock it off. And yeah, I guess my question would
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be, don't those vehicles maybe have cameras in them? I would think,
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you know, I mean, don't they wouldn't they have some sort of camera
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in the car that would be recording all of that if that's what you were
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getting up to in those cars. I don't know. I haven't been in
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a ROBOTAXI I'm just assuming that there would be some sort of recording taking place,
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wouldn't there? Speaking of getting excited in cars, for a segue,
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how old were you when your parents had the birds and bees talk with you?
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According to an expert, Debbie or she could call her a sexpert,
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Debbie Beer, parents should be talking to their kids about it before the kid
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turns eight. She says, we should talk about talk with our kids about
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sex at an early age. They even have questions from birth. She says
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it needs to be before aged eight or nine, as this is when they
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get ikey and embarrassed. If they're old enough to ask questions, they're old
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enough to hear the answer. And she says, don't give body parts any
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kind of nicknames. She says, basically, you know, give them the
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real name, like the medical name for it, and then that will empower
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the child if they know what the real name for the body part is and
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they're not hearing some other name, you know, and I mean there's a
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tendency to do that when they're kids, give it a nickname. I'm not
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going to say that, you know, some adults don't use those nicknames.
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Still, that's her advice. Now, I would just like to remind you,
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especially if you live in a number of states Georgia, Florida and others,
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that if you're a teacher in school, don't tell kids under eight about
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any of this stuff. You're not supposed to do that. You're not allowed
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to do that. That's against the rules. I know. Everybody says that
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those laws are about something else. They're not. They're about not telling kids
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under eight about any of this stuff. And finally, more recovery from the
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pandemic. Signs. Hilton announced that all of its luxury brand hotels are going
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back to daily housekeeping. Most motel chain stopped automatic daily housekeeping during the pandemic
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and instead offered housekeeping at the guest request or clean rooms only on select days.
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Hilton guests will receive a daily automatic housekeeping at all of its full service
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properties. Other properties owned by Hilton, like Extended Stay, Hilton Garden in
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Hampton, in true homewood suites, they'll all receive continue to receive housekeeping every
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other day. That's it. That's the way it works. That you're getting
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back to normal, and eventually I assume those properties will get back to every
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day. So I've never been a come and clean my room every day anyway.
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I usually just put the sign up if I need it at all,
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depends on how long I guess I'm staying in the room. But anyway,
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that'll do it for this Thursday edition of the show. Thanks to our sponsors
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