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America at 250: Is the American Dream Falling Apart? · The Karel Show

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Speaker 2: Hello and happy Monday. America is turning two hundred and
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Speaker 2: of July weekend coming up. In fact, Thursday is the
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Speaker 2: third and Friday or I'm sorry, Friday is the third
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Speaker 2: and Saturday is the fourth. So it is upon us
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Speaker 2: and we're going to be talking about that. And what
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Speaker 2: is there to celebrate the debacle of the American two
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Speaker 2: fifty World Fair where no one attended except the MAGA
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Speaker 2: faithful and there was a Confederate flag in attendance. We'll
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Speaker 2: talk about that. Donald Trump has been handed a victory
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Speaker 2: by the Supreme Court, but also several defeats, defeat, dafeat.
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Speaker 2: We'll talk about that, and to get things started today
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Speaker 2: in history nineteen years ago, yep, nineteen years ago. I
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Speaker 2: know exactly where I was nineteen years ago, and we're
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Speaker 2: going to talk about that. But first, it was Pride
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Speaker 2: weekend across America. Yesterday was the anniversary of the Stonewell
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Speaker 2: Riots from nineteen sixty nine, and it's been a rough
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Speaker 2: Pride month. I have to tell you, as a gay man,
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Speaker 2: I could just tell you never, not never, but certainly
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Speaker 2: not in the last twenty years have I seen such
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Speaker 2: hatred and vitre all online in the press and coming
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Speaker 2: from police. The police in San Francisco and Mayor Lurie
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Speaker 2: have a lot to explain about why they allowed the
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Speaker 2: police to beat trans people at the trans rally. It
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Speaker 2: was a peaceful day. They had a gathering in the park,
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Speaker 2: then a giant march. Then at the end of the march,
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Speaker 2: they just gathered to party like you do, like you're
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Speaker 2: supposed to do, and the police responded just with a
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Speaker 2: huge presence and started beating the crap out of some
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Speaker 2: trans people. And I don't want to hear all of
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Speaker 2: the trans people were doing this or that. I have
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Speaker 2: seen first hand accounts, I have seen first hand videos.
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Speaker 2: I have heard first hand accounts. There was no excuse
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Speaker 2: for the force that the San Francisco PD used. And
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Speaker 2: the sad part is, if you're gay, lesbian, by trans
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Speaker 2: I don't even know what IA plus stands for, but
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Speaker 2: if you're any of those, San Francisco seems like a
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Speaker 2: safe haven and suddenly yesterday it wasn't. And that's disgusting.
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Speaker 2: That is a disgusting mark on the city that, in
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Speaker 2: all cities of the world, to have violence during a
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Speaker 2: trans rally. First of all, a car tried to drive
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Speaker 2: through the crowd. What happened to that driver? Nothing? Second
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Speaker 2: of all, two motorcycle ass holes tried to drive through
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Speaker 2: the crowd and the crowd stopped them. What happened to them? Nothing?
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Speaker 2: But the trans people who were under attack, what happened
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Speaker 2: to them? They got beaten. So, as far as I'm concerned,
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Speaker 2: the city and the mayor owes the trans community a
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Speaker 2: big debt and it's time we stop hiring assholes for cops.
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Speaker 2: Can I just say that out loud? I know that
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Speaker 2: they have a recruitment problem, but they are recruiting assholes
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Speaker 2: who take the uniform and think it means they can
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Speaker 2: just beat whoever they want to with impunity because the
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Speaker 2: laws on their side. You know what, I have seen
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Speaker 2: cops where people are attacking them and instead of escalating,
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Speaker 2: they back down, they back away to not escalate the situation.
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Speaker 2: Not in today's world. And it's time that the San
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Speaker 2: Francisco PD take a good look at who they have hired,
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Speaker 2: because attacking trans people not a good look in San
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Speaker 2: Francisco and it needs to be addressed. And I hope
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Speaker 2: the mayor will speak about it. I hope that there
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Speaker 2: will be investigations and I hope some police officers will
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Speaker 2: be tried for assault. Other pride festivals across the land,
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Speaker 2: New York, the San Francisco Actual Pride Festival occurred very
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Speaker 2: little violence at most of them. Any violence that was
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Speaker 2: caused was caused by MAGA, right wing Nazis and the like.
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Speaker 2: In New York, police were upset because gay police officers
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Speaker 2: couldn't march with their uniforms on. They didn't want a
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Speaker 2: police because of the way the police have treated the
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Speaker 2: gays in New York. The gays of New York said,
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Speaker 2: you know what, the cops have been treating us very poorly.
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Speaker 2: They are also assisting ice. We don't want them in
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Speaker 2: our parade. Well guess what, we're allowed to say that.
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Speaker 2: But people were upset by that. So it's been a
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Speaker 2: tumultuous Pride month. We have learned really who our allies
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Speaker 2: Another sad thing that happened over the weekend, although hysterical,
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Speaker 2: the Trump two point fifty America rally in San Francisco
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Speaker 2: or in Washington, DC, the America's Carnival or whatever it
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Speaker 2: was called the funniest thing. I was gonna show you it,
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Speaker 2: but I don't want to promote Fox News. But the
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Speaker 2: Fox News people were covering it and they had it
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Speaker 2: up on the big wall behind them like I have Vegas,
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Speaker 2: and there was nobody there. There was clearly nobody there
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Speaker 2: in their video shot, there was probably less than one
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Speaker 2: hundred and fifty people, and they're sitting there talking about
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Speaker 2: the thousands that are in attendance, and it was empty
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Speaker 2: as hell, So they were not thousands and thousands in attendance.
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Speaker 2: And one of the North Carolina or one of the displays,
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Speaker 2: I guess they had displays from every state, you know,
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Speaker 2: each state showed what it was proud of. They had
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Speaker 2: a Confederate flag, and finally someone made them remove it.
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Speaker 2: So I don't want to hear about how MAGA is
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Speaker 2: in the Confederacy. In fact, Casey Katie Kuric interviewed a
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Speaker 2: historian and I was so vindicated and validated by what
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Speaker 2: this historian said. This historian totally agrees with me. Abraham
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Speaker 2: Lincoln's biggest mistake was not punishing the Confederacy. This historian
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Speaker 2: said that we did not shun the Confederates. We didn't
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Speaker 2: kill the Confederate soldiers who rose up against the United States.
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Speaker 2: We didn't cripple the Confederacy after the Civil War. We
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Speaker 2: let them go back to their families. All that did
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Speaker 2: was foster the modern day MAGA movement. This historian fully
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Speaker 2: agrees with me. The modern day Maga movement is simply
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Speaker 2: an extension of the Confederacy and the fact that they
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Speaker 2: had to be told to take down a Confederate flag
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Speaker 2: at the America two fifty a flag that stood for
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Speaker 2: the end of America in eighteen sixty one, a flag
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Speaker 2: that stood for people wanting to break up and leave
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Speaker 2: the Union. And they're going to have that at an
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Speaker 2: America two fifty rally. No, I guess the acts were horrible,
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Speaker 2: the entertainment was terrible, the food was outrageously expensive and bad,
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Speaker 2: and there wasn't much of it. It was a debacle.
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Speaker 2: But what else can this guy do? He can't do
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Speaker 2: anything else. The reflecting pool isn't backle you know Narcissist,
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Speaker 2: the Greek figure Narcissist, that Narcissus that you know narcissism
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Speaker 2: is named after. Do you know what did him in anybody?
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Speaker 2: A reflecting pool? Narcissist went to. Narcissus went to the
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Speaker 2: reflecting pool, looked inside the pool, fell in love with
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Speaker 2: his own reflection and its beauty, And because he could
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Speaker 2: neither possess nor capture it, he just sat there staring
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Speaker 2: until he withered away, died, and some say turned into
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Speaker 2: the narcissists flower, narcissus flower. So it appears that narcissists
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Speaker 2: have a problem with reflecting pools, both in Greek mythology
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Speaker 2: and now no one slit a three hundred and fifty
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Speaker 2: foot gash in it. There's no evidence of that. There's
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Speaker 2: no proof he's a liar, and that's what he's got
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Speaker 2: on his mind. So he was handed a victory today
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Speaker 2: by the Supreme Court, which is the most illegitimate body
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Speaker 2: in the land. And I agree with Pete Buddha judge
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Speaker 2: who said if he were president, he would expand the
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Speaker 2: court immediately. That's a reason to vote for him should
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Speaker 2: he run. Right there, he said, nowhere does it say
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Speaker 2: we have to have nine justices. We can have twelve
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Speaker 2: or eleven or thirteen. So I agree, we've got to
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Speaker 2: reset the balance on the court. They handed Trump more power,
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Speaker 2: more executive. There's never been more power in the executive
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Speaker 2: than there is right now. And at two fifty that
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Speaker 2: proves that our country is a failure. Okay. I had
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Speaker 2: a long discussion with chat GPT about this and it
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Speaker 2: finally saw things my way. We're celebrating two hundred and
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Speaker 2: fifty years ago that we said goodbye to a king
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Speaker 2: that we didn't want, a monarch, and now we have
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Speaker 2: the most unchecked executive power in two hundred and fifty years,
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Speaker 2: or the closest thing to a monarch that we've ever
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Speaker 2: had since George. I don't know about you, but I
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Speaker 2: am not celebrating this coming weekend, at least not America. Oh.
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Speaker 2: I'll take the days off and I'll have some quiet time,
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Speaker 2: but I am not celebrating America because there is no
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Speaker 2: America to celebrate. There is nothing to be happy about
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Speaker 2: in America right now. Healthcare crisis is going on. Five
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Speaker 2: million people left Obamacare because of the cost, and yesterday
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Speaker 2: Mike Johnson said the quiet part out loud. If you're
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Speaker 2: on Social Security like I am, in six years, you're
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Speaker 2: probably going to get a twenty percent benefit cut. So
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Speaker 2: if you get two thousand dollars, you're going to get
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Speaker 2: sixteen hundred. How do you think his maga fens are
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Speaker 2: going to like that? Meanwhile, Elon Musk will continue to
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Speaker 2: be a billionaire or trillionaire, and we won't be taxing
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Speaker 2: any of his income for Social Security over one hundred
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Speaker 2: and ninety six thousand dollars. Elon Musk only has to
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Speaker 2: pay Social Security tax on one hundred and ninety six
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Speaker 2: thousand dollar below. That's dumb. You should have to pay
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Speaker 2: it on all of your income. But you know that's
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Speaker 2: not the way Congress has it set up. This morning,
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Speaker 2: the Supreme Court said that he doesn't have to involve
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Speaker 2: Congress to fire the heads of independent agencies, although they
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Speaker 2: did say he couldn't fire this woman from the FED,
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Speaker 2: but they did say he could fire independent agent leaders
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Speaker 2: that didn't agree with him. That is dangerous and I
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Speaker 2: can't wait until we get a Democratic president who has
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Speaker 2: all of the power of Donald Trump and if they
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Speaker 2: don't fucking use it, because Joe Biden didn't, If a
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Speaker 2: Democrat doesn't step in and wield all the power that
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Speaker 2: has been given to the president for good, I will
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Speaker 2: be very sad with the Democratic Party, which I already am,
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Speaker 2: because they're useless. They've done nothing. Let's hope if they
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Speaker 2: win in the midterms, they'll do something. But you know,
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Speaker 2: he's still trying to block the mid terms from even happening.
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Speaker 2: He lost on the voting that the states can still
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Speaker 2: have a grace period to count the votes after the deadline,
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Speaker 2: So if you mail it on the day of the election,
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Speaker 2: the state can still count that vote, so at least
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Speaker 2: they didn't give him that victory, but they did give
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Speaker 2: him the victory to fire people at independent firms or
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Speaker 2: independent agencies that he doesn't like. That means they're no
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Speaker 2: longer independent agencies. That means they're now dependent on the
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Speaker 2: will of the president. So dangerous times, sad times. We
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Speaker 2: had a very sad Pride Month, and that's why we
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Speaker 2: need pride more than ever, and that's why I did
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Speaker 2: the song you Have to Be Proud, which is going
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Speaker 2: to come out, and that's why I feel we need
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Speaker 2: it now more than ever because this Pride Month has
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Speaker 2: been very sad. Industries cutting back on their funding, you know,
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Speaker 2: scaled down events, events that are canceled, just sad. Violence
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Speaker 2: at events caused by police like in San Francisco, just sad.
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Speaker 2: And then we have this America two fifty festival sad,
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Speaker 2: just sad. And then the Supreme Court starts their Monday
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Speaker 2: by handing him more executive power. So that's oh. And
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Speaker 2: stocks are rallying based on the fact that Iran's yet again.
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Speaker 2: Do you see how this is now a grift? They
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Speaker 2: announced the war is over, that they're in talks, the
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Speaker 2: stocks rally. Then Iran starts firing at things just like
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Speaker 2: they did over the weekend, and starts sinking things and stuff,
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Speaker 2: and then we start firing back, and that's the end
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Speaker 2: of the peace deal. But they say, oh, it strains
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Speaker 2: the peace deal. In reality, it's the end. And now
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Speaker 2: they've announced they're gonna go back to the table this week,
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Speaker 2: so stock's rally again. It's a grift. I wouldn't be
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Speaker 2: surprised if Trump is telling Iran when to strike and where,
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Speaker 2: just so he can game the stock market. I would
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Speaker 2: not be surprised about that at all. It just fits.
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Speaker 2: It fits. So there we have it. That's sort of
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Speaker 2: the weekend it wasn't you know. There's a lot of
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Speaker 2: people that had a great pride weekend. They've got rainbow
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Speaker 2: hangovers this morning, and good for them. I'm glad. Many
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Speaker 2: people in New York and San Francisco and other places
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Speaker 2: had great pride festivals. A lot of people did not,
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Speaker 2: And of course, the online hatred is at an old
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Speaker 2: time high. And what are we gonna do about that?
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Pray hope for the better, I don't know.
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Speaker 2: As a gay man, I'm tired of the fight. I'm
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Speaker 2: really I'll still fight it, but I'm tired of fighting it.
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Speaker 2: I just want to smack the shit out of anybody
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Speaker 2: now that even questions gay rights, trans rights, by rights,
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Speaker 2: I just want to smack them and I'll snap out
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Speaker 2: of it. Bam. You know, I saw an influencer corner,
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Speaker 2: this MAGA guy about the dangers of trans people in bathrooms.
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Speaker 2: She actually had the data that shows not only have
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Speaker 2: no trans people ever harmed anyone in a bathroom, but
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Speaker 2: that trans people, a trans woman is in more danger
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Speaker 2: of being assaulted by a man, a cisgendered man in
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Speaker 2: a man's bathroom. So by making a trans woman use
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Speaker 2: a man's bathroom, you're actually putting her in danger from
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Speaker 2: the man, not the other way around. At all the
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Speaker 2: influencer could do, or all the MAGA interviewer could do,
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Speaker 2: is because you know, they can't handle facts. So it's
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Speaker 2: just when you're when you have to argue about bathrooms,
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Speaker 2: when social security is in danger, and all our president
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Speaker 2: can think about as a reflecting pool, when Congress refuses
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Speaker 2: to do its duty and the Supreme Court continues to
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Speaker 2: hand power to the executive, you have a failing nation.
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Speaker 2: And as we look ahead to this weekend and celebrating
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Speaker 2: America two fifty. We are failing. We're not succeeding our economy.
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Speaker 2: We owe forty trillion with a T. You know. The
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Speaker 2: Show's Silo is coming back for a season three on
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Speaker 2: Apple TV, and it's really good science fiction and or
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Speaker 2: science prediction, and Colin Hanks plays a billionaire in it,
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Speaker 2: and he's building these silos, of course, because they go
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Speaker 2: back in time to tell you how the silos got there.
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Speaker 2: And they ask him, well, how much is this and
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Speaker 2: he goes, it's about a billion a month, and they said, well,
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Speaker 2: who's going to that? He goes, I am, and they said,
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Speaker 2: well can you afford that? And he goes. Someone explained
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Speaker 2: to this person how having a trillion dollars works and
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Speaker 2: what he and he goes, a billion dollars a month
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Speaker 2: to me is nothing. It's nothing. He goes twenty twelve
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Speaker 2: million dollars a year. He goes that I'll make that
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Speaker 2: in investments and interest. I won't. I won't even feel it.
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Speaker 2: And obviously that person is supposed to be Elon Musk.
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Speaker 2: But there was a valid lesson there, you know, and
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Speaker 2: that valid lesson is we don't comprehend these large numbers.
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Speaker 2: So when you hear were forty trillion dollars in debt,
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Speaker 2: you don't realize how much that is Alexa. What is
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Speaker 2: forty trillion divided by three hundred and twenty seven million.
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Speaker 2: Forty trillion divided by three hundred twenty seven million is
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Speaker 2: approximately one two. Every American right now is one hundred
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Speaker 2: and twenty three thousand dollars in debt. Every single American
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Speaker 2: is one hundred and twenty three thousand dollars in debt,
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Speaker 2: because that's how much it would take to pay off
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Speaker 2: the debt one hundred and twenty grand. If the United
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Speaker 2: States were run like an HOA, we would all be
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Speaker 2: getting one hundred and twenty three thousand dollars assessment and
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Speaker 2: we would have to pay that. And in reality, in
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Speaker 2: our tax bill we all should get. Every single American
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Speaker 2: should get a bill for one hundred and twenty three
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Speaker 2: thousand dollars every single American. How happy would that make
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Speaker 2: MAGA if they opened up their tax bill and it
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Speaker 2: was for one hundred and twenty three thousand dollars. If
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Speaker 2: their five year old kid got a tax bill, if
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Speaker 2: their baby got a tax bill. If you're a family
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Speaker 2: of four, if you get a tax bill for almost
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Speaker 2: half a million dollars, because that's how much we the
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Speaker 2: people are in debt, and who spent all of that?
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Speaker 2: Donald Trump, he just asked for ninety billion dollars more
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Speaker 2: for Iran. And yet they're screaming that social Security is
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Speaker 2: going to go bankrupt. Do you see the ridiculousness there?
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Speaker 2: They've spent a fortune on wars while social Security goes
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Speaker 2: busted because they don't care about the people, and they
20:44
Speaker 2: certainly don't care about people on Social Security. They have
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Speaker 2: a plan on cutting it. The Republicans if they win
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Speaker 2: the midterms when they go back, have already said they're
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Speaker 2: going to cut Medicare and Social Security to shore up
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Speaker 2: And he's a petty little bitch. And Bill Maher, I've
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Speaker 2: lost all respect for He got the Mark Twain Award,
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Speaker 2: but you know he's the John Fetterman of comedy now,
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Speaker 2: Kennedy Center in during the midst of it's controversy. I
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Speaker 2: want to be him, But now no way. I know.
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Speaker 2: You know, he's just another old white guy who has
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Speaker 2: changed his opinion because of money, you know, and he's
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Speaker 2: trying to tell Democrats what they're doing wrong. Fuck you,
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Speaker 2: Bill Maher. You don't know shit. You're a comic that
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Speaker 2: ten years ago. No longer. Watch you. Maga hates you.
24:03
Speaker 2: Who's your audience, Bill Maher? Who? All right, Well, we've
24:10
Speaker 2: got so much, you know, to do. We've got so
24:14
Speaker 2: much to do today and we still haven't done it.
24:17
Speaker 2: But I was checking the chat room. Bill Maher avoided
24:20
Speaker 2: the Colbert fate by throwing the right and occasional bone
24:23
Speaker 2: for which they are grateful for any favorable Yeah. No, yeah,
24:26
Speaker 2: I know what Bill Maher did. I know how he
24:29
Speaker 2: saved his ass by betraying everything he stood for. Colbert
24:34
Speaker 2: would not betray everything he stood for. Bill Maher has
24:39
Speaker 2: he used to be witty, cutting edge, speaking truth to power.
24:44
Speaker 2: Now he's Will you Democrats, what Bill what you know?
24:52
Speaker 2: Will you should consider this or consider you know? Bill
24:55
Speaker 2: Maher would have sat down with the Jews and told
24:57
Speaker 2: them that which he is one. I wonder if Bill
24:59
Speaker 2: Maher would have sat down with the Jews and told
25:01
Speaker 2: them that the Nazis weren't so bad, that their blind
25:05
Speaker 2: opposition to the Nazis was just ridiculous, that they should
25:08
Speaker 2: try to work with them and try to get things accomplished.
25:11
Speaker 2: And I wonder if Bill Maher would have tried to
25:13
Speaker 2: make peace between the Jews and the Nazis, because he
25:16
Speaker 2: certainly is trying to make peace between Maga and Democrats.
25:23
Speaker 2: I wonder if he was in Rwanda, if he would
25:26
Speaker 2: have tried to make peace between the people with the
25:28
Speaker 2: machetes doing the cutting and the raping, and the people
25:31
Speaker 2: that were being raped and cut with machetes having their
25:34
Speaker 2: noses chopped off, because that's what Rwanda was about. For
25:39
Speaker 2: most of you that forgot the thing that Bill Clinton
25:42
Speaker 2: shame where Bill Clinton wouldn't help those poor people, and
25:46
Speaker 2: they were being murdered because they were a different tribe
25:50
Speaker 2: and had big noses. So you know, would Bill Maher
25:56
Speaker 2: have sat down and tried to mediate that. I hate
26:02
Speaker 2: these people that just turn for a check, which is
26:05
Speaker 2: why I'm broke. You know, I thought of an idea.
26:09
Speaker 2: I thought of getting a true social account called make
26:12
Speaker 2: Merchandise Great Again, and every time Donald Trump posts one
26:16
Speaker 2: of these photo memes of him, like him holding the
26:18
Speaker 2: world on his shoulders that he did over the weekend,
26:21
Speaker 2: put it on a T shirt and sell it to Maga.
26:26
Speaker 2: I mean, I can't wipe them out, so why not
26:29
Speaker 2: make money off of them? Because they're idiots and they'll
26:32
Speaker 2: just spend money on anything. So truly, I truly thought
26:36
Speaker 2: about starting a true social account called make Merchandise Great
26:40
Speaker 2: Again and going to Printify, which is an online t
26:44
Speaker 2: shirt shop where you upload it and they do everything.
26:47
Speaker 2: They fulfill the order and everything. And every time Trump
26:50
Speaker 2: posts some weird graphic like the one of Hillary and
26:54
Speaker 2: a hat saying I lost to Trump, make a T
26:57
Speaker 2: shirt of it and sell it to Maga immediately, like immediately,
27:03
Speaker 2: even if I only made five or ten grand a
27:05
Speaker 2: week that would be a lot of money. And we
27:10
Speaker 2: could think of, you know, the stuff to say on
27:12
Speaker 2: the shirts make money because and I could say that
27:18
Speaker 2: every dollar you spend goes to help a liberal leave America,
27:23
Speaker 2: because it's true. I would as soon as I got
27:27
Speaker 2: a million bucks from selling shirts out of this country,
27:30
Speaker 2: I would go so start a company called Make Merchandise
27:34
Speaker 2: Great Again, market T shirts and hats that have Trumps
27:40
Speaker 2: slogans and his pictures that he does on them. And
27:44
Speaker 2: as soon as I reach a million, get out. What
27:48
Speaker 2: a pipe dream? I mean, why not, you know, why
27:53
Speaker 2: not do it? So, yeah, you know, I don't want
27:59
Speaker 2: to start this Monday in a depressed mood. I was
28:01
Speaker 2: kind of upset over the weekend about the Pride shenanigans,
28:05
Speaker 2: you know, the trans people being beaten and all of that.
28:08
Speaker 2: But I remember what Stonewall was, which was a riot.
28:12
Speaker 2: So we're back there. We're back to the roots of
28:14
Speaker 2: Stonewall where we're actually fighting for our rights in the streets.
28:19
Speaker 2: We've you know, sixty years almost you know, fifty fifty
28:27
Speaker 2: seven years ago, and we're still fighting the same fights,
28:32
Speaker 2: which is why we still need Pride. And I woke
28:35
Speaker 2: up a little upset that I saw the Supreme Court
28:38
Speaker 2: expanded his executive power. But they're a corrupt body with
28:41
Speaker 2: people on it that should be thrown out. Four of
28:43
Speaker 2: the justices should be removed. Clarence Thomas should be thrown
28:47
Speaker 2: out immediately, and then the three that Trump put in
28:50
Speaker 2: should be removed. They lied, But Democrats don't do things
28:57
Speaker 2: like that, which is just sad. They wield no power none,
29:02
Speaker 2: which is why they've lost. If Democrats really wanted to
29:05
Speaker 2: invigorate their bait, they'd start making bold claim like Pete
29:11
Speaker 2: Wood to judge it there, they say, elect up, we'll
29:14
Speaker 2: expand the court. You know, we'll take the Supreme Court back,
29:18
Speaker 2: We'll get rid of Clarence Thomas, we'll impeach him.
29:22
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30:04
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30:05
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30:35
Speaker 2: You know why is Jared Kushner leading our peace talks
30:39
Speaker 2: in Doha. Why isn't it Marco Rubio or you know,
30:44
Speaker 2: one of these people. Why? Oh, I was watching the
30:46
Speaker 2: wrong thing. Sorry about that, sitting here just not talking
30:50
Speaker 2: because I was watching the wrong feed. Sorry. So why
30:53
Speaker 2: is Jared Kushner the one out there doing this? Why
30:56
Speaker 2: can someone please tell me why? You know, can you
31:00
Speaker 2: tell me why why it's not Marco Rubio or like
31:04
Speaker 2: someone that actually re elected or is in you know,
31:07
Speaker 2: in the camp I mean Jared Kushner, the creep that
31:11
Speaker 2: made billions off of a deal with the Saudis. Meanwhile,
31:18
Speaker 2: let's talk about a few things that I was blown
31:20
Speaker 2: away by this weekend. I wish I was blown this
31:22
Speaker 2: weekend after it was Gay Pride weekend. But a thousand
31:26
Speaker 2: dead from the heat in France and Germany, a thousand people.
31:31
Speaker 2: Think about that. Last week at this time, a thousand
31:36
Speaker 2: people were alive and now they're dead strictly because of
31:41
Speaker 2: the climate. Now, why that doesn't you know, warrant immediate
31:49
Speaker 2: intervention is beyond me. You know, why aren't we immediately
31:55
Speaker 2: doing something to help Europe, which is the fastest warming
31:58
Speaker 2: place on the planet. Well, we're not. And they're dying
32:05
Speaker 2: in droves, a thousand people. Mortuaries are overwhelmed, hospitals. It's
32:12
Speaker 2: like there's a pandemic going on, and the heat waving over.
32:16
Speaker 2: It was one hundred and seven in Germany yesterday. That's
32:19
Speaker 2: Las Vegas hot. And I don't know if they got humidity,
32:23
Speaker 2: but they probably do. Oh that's ugly, that's just ugly.
32:31
Speaker 2: And so they're suffering over there. They're suffering big time,
32:36
Speaker 2: and there's not much they can do. Only eleven percent,
32:40
Speaker 2: only eleven percent have air conditioning. So you know, what
32:47
Speaker 2: can they do about that? They and that you can't
32:49
Speaker 2: get a hold of any they're trying to. You know,
32:52
Speaker 2: if you go try to buy an air conditioner, you
32:55
Speaker 2: can't get one. And you want to make some money,
32:59
Speaker 2: pack up some air conditions in a plane and go
33:01
Speaker 2: over there and sell them because that would make you
33:04
Speaker 2: some money. Yeah, So Jared Kushner and Witkoff are leading
33:09
Speaker 2: peace talks in Doha. Meanwhile, in Venezuela, the aftershocks are
33:14
Speaker 2: igniting fears. They're strong, they're five, they're six. Thousands are
33:19
Speaker 2: dead there. In one weekend, we had a thousand people
33:23
Speaker 2: die in Europe from the climate and we had thousands
33:26
Speaker 2: die in Venezuela from earthquakes. You know, the planet does
33:30
Speaker 2: not like us. I love the headline at Newsweek, the
33:36
Speaker 2: emptiness of Trump's Great American State Fair. Wow Wow, I'm like, okay,
33:48
Speaker 2: I'm kind of happy about it, although I shouldn't be.
33:51
Speaker 2: You know, I shouldn't be. They're saying, the reflecting pool
33:56
Speaker 2: is now blue and clear. It can't be. It can't be.
34:00
Speaker 2: Half the liner is gone, and they're gonna have to
34:03
Speaker 2: drain it. They're going to have to drain it and
34:07
Speaker 2: redo the liner, and we gotta pay for that. Why
34:11
Speaker 2: isn't Trump He's the vandal. He's the one that should
34:16
Speaker 2: pay for it. But no, we will because we put
34:19
Speaker 2: the bill for everything. So how was y'all's weekend? What
34:24
Speaker 2: did y'all do? Did you do anything? Did you go
34:26
Speaker 2: out and see a movie? Supergirl bombed? I don't know why?
34:29
Speaker 2: Is it sexist? I mean, I don't know. I haven't
34:31
Speaker 2: seen it, so I don't know if it's any good.
34:33
Speaker 2: But they say it's bombing, although it's made tens of
34:36
Speaker 2: millions of dollars. But since it costs so much to
34:39
Speaker 2: make that, like ads a bomb, I wish I could
34:42
Speaker 2: make a movie that made a hundred million dollars and
34:45
Speaker 2: then have them call it a bomb. It's like, well,
34:47
Speaker 2: I still made one hundred million dollars, but they have.
34:52
Speaker 2: Let's see Bill Maher blah blah blah. Billy used to
34:55
Speaker 2: come off as the smartest guy in the room. Now
34:57
Speaker 2: he's the stupidest guy in the room. Yet. Let's see
35:01
Speaker 2: in US history, fifteen federal judges have been impeached, eight
35:04
Speaker 2: of whom were convicted, the last in twenty ten. It's rare. Well,
35:08
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35:12
Speaker 2: so that we can impeach the pre court justices. Let's
35:14
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Speaker 2: I did some research over the weekend on New on
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Speaker 2: Blue dot Fever for the music artist and child. Let
35:53
Speaker 2: me tell you they're canceling shows here in Vegas. Right now,
35:56
Speaker 2: you can go see New Kids on the Block for
35:58
Speaker 2: twenty bucks. Granted it's in the balcony, but twenty bucks.
36:04
Speaker 2: You can get main floor seats for eighty dollars for
36:07
Speaker 2: New Kids on the Block. I am making this up here.
36:10
Speaker 2: Let's take a look. Let's see because y'all have heard
36:13
Speaker 2: in the news about blue dot fever and you're like, well,
36:15
Speaker 2: what is blue dot fever? Well, I'll show you what
36:17
Speaker 2: blue dot fever is. It's the blue dots, That's what
36:22
Speaker 2: it is. Let's see what am I screen capturing here?
36:28
Speaker 2: I need to screen capture that screen over there. How
36:31
Speaker 2: do I do that? Change course, replace, layer, video capture ad.
36:40
Speaker 2: You know, someday I'll get someone that knows how to,
36:46
Speaker 2: you know, do what I need to do with my show,
36:54
Speaker 2: because I sometimes I just don't. I wanted to show
36:57
Speaker 2: you the Ticketmaster because Ticketmaster is just crazy blue dots
37:04
Speaker 2: for all the shows. But just trust me, Mary J. Blige,
37:08
Speaker 2: she's doing okay, but four hundred and eighty six dollars
37:12
Speaker 2: to watch her sit on stage. I'm you know, I
37:15
Speaker 2: kind of like I was gonna go see the Alicia
37:18
Speaker 2: Keys Musical over the weekend. It was one hundred and
37:20
Speaker 2: eighty seven dollars. I thought better of it. I thought, well,
37:25
Speaker 2: love Broadway plays, but two hundred bucks, eh, no, thank you.
37:30
Speaker 2: So I looked for things to do this weekend. It
37:32
Speaker 2: was all just too expensive. I was just like you know. Plus,
37:37
Speaker 2: I've been obsessing over my blood sugar because I'm trying
37:39
Speaker 2: to lower it. I don't like that my A one
37:41
Speaker 2: C is five point four, even though that's normal and
37:44
Speaker 2: not pre diabetic. I want it to be lower. So
37:47
Speaker 2: I've been testing my blood sugar a lot my four fingers,
37:52
Speaker 2: and it does well during the day. Before dinner. Last
37:55
Speaker 2: night it was ninety six, which is great, and three
37:58
Speaker 2: hours after lunch yesterday one oh five, which is great.
38:01
Speaker 2: Means my body's handling the food. But in the morning,
38:04
Speaker 2: it appears my liver is dumping glucose into my system
38:09
Speaker 2: for some reason. Well everyone's does between three am and
38:13
Speaker 2: eight am, Mine's dumping a little more. And my morning
38:16
Speaker 2: fasting is like one oh five one oh six. Shouldn't
38:18
Speaker 2: it should below one hundred. So I've been obsessing over that.
38:22
Speaker 2: Most of you don't know your numbers, don't check your numbers.
38:25
Speaker 2: I do. I am the other thing I did this
38:28
Speaker 2: weekend was I was looking at Palm Springs property, thinking,
38:31
Speaker 2: is that a place you'd really want to go? Whatever?
38:34
Speaker 2: And I found one for rent for twenty five hundred dollars.
38:38
Speaker 2: But the thing is, if you rent it, they'll take
38:40
Speaker 2: it off the real estate market where it's at for
38:42
Speaker 2: three forty until you with a year's lease, and then
38:47
Speaker 2: they'll put it back on the market in a year.
38:49
Speaker 2: And I thought, oh, well, if I had thirty thousand dollars,
38:54
Speaker 2: I would do the year's lease, sell my place here
38:58
Speaker 2: in Vegas, live in Palm Springs, and then once my
39:01
Speaker 2: place here sold, if I liked living in Palm Springs
39:06
Speaker 2: and I liked that apartment, put in an offer on it,
39:09
Speaker 2: and it would probably be even more affordable than it
39:11
Speaker 2: is now. And I know I don't need the thirty
39:14
Speaker 2: grand all at once to pay for the mortgage for
39:16
Speaker 2: the whole year, but I would want that. I'd say
39:19
Speaker 2: I'd sign a year lease and say here's thirty grand. Now,
39:22
Speaker 2: don't bother me for rent for the whole year. But
39:25
Speaker 2: alas I don't have thirty grand to go live in
39:28
Speaker 2: Palm Springs for a year and sell my condo and
39:31
Speaker 2: all of that, I mean, I could borrow it, I
39:33
Speaker 2: could put it on a credit card. But I'm not
39:35
Speaker 2: going to do those things. But I thought about it.
39:38
Speaker 2: I thought, oh, how could you raise? And that's where
39:40
Speaker 2: my idea for make merchandise great again came from. I said,
39:45
Speaker 2: if I really do want to move, and I think
39:47
Speaker 2: that's how I want to do it. I did come
39:49
Speaker 2: up with a plan. I want to pick a city
39:52
Speaker 2: and rent a place for a year in that city
39:56
Speaker 2: before I buy, And that way i'll know do I
39:59
Speaker 2: really want want to live there? Do I like the veterinarians,
40:02
Speaker 2: Do I like the doctors? Do I like the weather?
40:05
Speaker 2: Do I like the community? And so I thought, well,
40:08
Speaker 2: then you're gonna need rent for a year, and that's
40:12
Speaker 2: you know, twenty thirty thousand dollars. And I thought, where
40:15
Speaker 2: are you going to get that? You know, fundraise, do
40:18
Speaker 2: a GoFundMe or something. And then I thought, you should
40:22
Speaker 2: sell stuff to MAGA And I still might. I bet
40:27
Speaker 2: I can make thirty grand in a relatively short time
40:29
Speaker 2: selling them these stupid T shirts with stupid Trump stuff
40:33
Speaker 2: on it. Maybe, And yes, finish that cookbook and get
40:38
Speaker 2: that for sale, and you know, or the self help book.
40:41
Speaker 2: It's more of a self help book than a cookbook.
40:43
Speaker 2: Die Healthy, But I really thought about that. Finish some projects,
40:47
Speaker 2: start selling t shirts, start selling the cookbooks. Start Because
40:50
Speaker 2: I really want to raise thirty grand. Find a year
40:54
Speaker 2: lease either in Palm Springs or Richmond, Canada, or Wooster Assa,
41:00
Speaker 2: choose its or Chicago, Illinois, or some city somewhere part
41:05
Speaker 2: of Areta whatever. Live there for a year, see if
41:09
Speaker 2: I like it over that year, sell my condo in
41:11
Speaker 2: Las Vegas, and then move, you know, for good, or buy.
41:17
Speaker 2: So it's a plan. Just don't know how I'm going
41:21
Speaker 2: to raise the thirty thousand dollars, but I will figure
41:24
Speaker 2: it out somehow, and then you and I will go
41:26
Speaker 2: to a new city. Stop talking about it and actually go,
41:31
Speaker 2: you know, because in America, I'm I'm like most liberals now,
41:36
Speaker 2: a lot of us are just fed up. We're fed up,
41:39
Speaker 2: but there's not much we can do because of the constraints.
41:45
Speaker 2: We don't have a democratic House and Senate. So as
41:49
Speaker 2: a you know, democrat or liberal or democratic socialist, which
41:54
Speaker 2: is what I really am, as a democratic socialist, there's
41:59
Speaker 2: not much I can do to stop Donald Trump. And
42:02
Speaker 2: there's not much I can do about the war or
42:04
Speaker 2: the economy or these people gaming the system and gaming
42:07
Speaker 2: the stock market. There's not much I can do. I
42:10
Speaker 2: don't make the rules, and I vote when I'm allowed
42:14
Speaker 2: to vote, and I vote for the right people, and
42:17
Speaker 2: I call my lawmakers and I email my lawmakers, and
42:21
Speaker 2: I'm local in the community and very active. And you know,
42:24
Speaker 2: I just sent a scathing email about all the homeless
42:26
Speaker 2: at Desert Breeze and today I got an email from
42:28
Speaker 2: the county about it, and you know, so I do
42:30
Speaker 2: what I can. But right now, if you're a democratic
42:34
Speaker 2: socialist or a liberal or a progressive in America, there's
42:37
Speaker 2: just not much you can do because there's not a
42:40
Speaker 2: lot of power behind that movement. Just like being gay.
42:45
Speaker 2: I hate all the negative things that have happened recently
42:50
Speaker 2: about gay people, but I'm out there voting the right way.
42:55
Speaker 2: I'm being visible, I'm you know, being unapologetically gay in media.
43:00
Speaker 2: I'm trying to keep breaking lavender ceilings. But there's not
43:03
Speaker 2: much else that I can do. I don't have the
43:07
Speaker 2: funds or the platform that many have. So as liberals,
43:14
Speaker 2: we all feel like we're stagnated, like we can't move forward,
43:18
Speaker 2: we can't get things done, and we can't stop the
43:21
Speaker 2: bad from happening for one reason or another, and so
43:26
Speaker 2: I've become that way in my personal life. You know,
43:29
Speaker 2: this weekend I patched my leather sofa. I literally patched
43:33
Speaker 2: it with leather patches. Now I have a perfectly good
43:36
Speaker 2: sleeper sofa at the Lake's house that I can bring here.
43:39
Speaker 2: It's a cloth sofa, but it's not torn or anything,
43:42
Speaker 2: or very worn at all. That would mean getting rid
43:45
Speaker 2: of this one, which Andrew bought, and I just, you know,
43:51
Speaker 2: so I've patched it. It looks ghetto. I need to
43:54
Speaker 2: get rid of it. I need to hire movers to
43:58
Speaker 2: get stuff from the lakes to here, dining set and stuff.
44:01
Speaker 2: But it's like three hundred dollars. So I've dragged my feet.
44:05
Speaker 2: I don't want to live in Las Vegas anymore because
44:07
Speaker 2: of the weather, but I've dragged my feet. And that's
44:10
Speaker 2: directly because of what's going on in this country. Because
44:14
Speaker 2: right now, if you are a gay, or a woman,
44:17
Speaker 2: or an immigrant, or a progressive or a liberal or
44:19
Speaker 2: a democratic socialist, you feel like it's just too hard
44:23
Speaker 2: to get anything done because you have no one advocating
44:28
Speaker 2: for you. You're out there fighting on your own even
44:32
Speaker 2: on social media. You post something on social media, something good,
44:37
Speaker 2: something about progress, something you know, and you get all
44:40
Speaker 2: these hate comments and there's no one there defending you
44:44
Speaker 2: in the comments, and so you stop posting because you think,
44:50
Speaker 2: I don't want that kind of abuse. So the mood
44:53
Speaker 2: of the country, this hole, we're stuck in the mud
44:56
Speaker 2: sort of mood, has transferred itself to my personal life,
45:02
Speaker 2: where I know what I want to do, I just
45:07
Speaker 2: don't have the gumption anymore to go do it. I
45:11
Speaker 2: want to move, but by myself with a dog, it's overwhelming.
45:15
Speaker 2: So every time I start the process, I just stop.
45:19
Speaker 2: I'm like, are you really gonna move to Canada? Are
45:22
Speaker 2: you really gonna move to Mexico? Are you really gonna
45:24
Speaker 2: move to Palm Springs? You know, I'd like to move
45:26
Speaker 2: to San Francisco. Do I have the money? No? So
45:32
Speaker 2: then I just give up. It's like, well, you can't
45:34
Speaker 2: move to San Francisco, so don't even bother. Don't just
45:37
Speaker 2: just stay in Vegas. Just stay where you're unhappy. You
45:41
Speaker 2: can't go where you want to go, so just stay
45:44
Speaker 2: where you're unhappy. The world is a big place. Just
45:47
Speaker 2: because I can't move to San Francisco doesn't mean there's
45:50
Speaker 2: not some other city out there waiting for me. But
45:54
Speaker 2: when you feel defeated and Maga doesn't make me feel defeated,
45:58
Speaker 2: Maga's gonna go away. It's going away. Trump is gonna die.
46:03
Speaker 2: He's very sick. And today he even insulted JD. Vance
46:07
Speaker 2: and refuses to give an endorsement to Vance or to Rubio.
46:12
Speaker 2: People are already asking him, because it's twenty twenty six,
46:16
Speaker 2: who do you think you should run in twenty twenty
46:18
Speaker 2: eight to replace you? A? I think he still thinks
46:21
Speaker 2: he's gonna stay and B he refuses to endorse. Can
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Speaker 2: you imagine what it's like to be his bitch boy? J? D.
46:29
Speaker 2: Vance is Trump's apologist and bitch boy, and he can't
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Speaker 2: even get him to endorse him for running for president?
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Speaker 2: Can and yet JD. Vance stays loyal to him. Can
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Speaker 2: you imagine? Can you imagine being loyal to a president
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Speaker 2: who will not endorse you to run in the next
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Speaker 2: election that has to be convinced the jury is still out.
46:56
Speaker 2: How low must your self esteem be to be JD
46:59
Speaker 2: Van's right now? And I mean that, how little self
47:03
Speaker 2: esteem and eyelighter must you have to be jd Vance.
47:08
Speaker 2: Right now, you have a president that won't endorse you
47:12
Speaker 2: to run in twenty twenty eight, at least not yet.
47:16
Speaker 2: He sent you to do peace deals you failed, and
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Speaker 2: now he's sending Jared Kushner. I mean J. D Vance
47:26
Speaker 2: must have no self esteem, and just like his wife,
47:30
Speaker 2: His wife must have no I mean, how can you
47:33
Speaker 2: be an immigrant and be married to that man? I
47:35
Speaker 2: you know, she must have no self esteem. So I
47:39
Speaker 2: guess that's why they're together. Neither of them have any
47:41
Speaker 2: self esteem. But the country is stuck and it's moving
47:46
Speaker 2: in the wrong direction. It's sinking lower in the mud,
47:51
Speaker 2: and because of that, I feel stuck. You know, I'm
47:56
Speaker 2: not going out to gate. I don't like gay clubs,
47:58
Speaker 2: but I'm not unless i'm I'd love to go singing them.
48:02
Speaker 2: But to meet a guy, I just don't think. You know,
48:04
Speaker 2: But where do I meet a guy online? Hell? No,
48:08
Speaker 2: I don't trust any of those scruff or Grinder or
48:10
Speaker 2: any of that. So where do I meet a guy?
48:15
Speaker 2: Match dot com? Yeah? Right, a gay pride festival. Everyone
48:20
Speaker 2: goes as a couple. So I feel stuck, and I
48:27
Speaker 2: know that the best thing to do is to do
48:30
Speaker 2: something to get yourself unstuck. And that's why I came
48:33
Speaker 2: up with the rent someplace for a year, And that
48:37
Speaker 2: gives you time to sell the condo and see if
48:40
Speaker 2: you like the community. And then why haven't I done
48:42
Speaker 2: that money? Look if some benefactor Nigel Farage got a
48:48
Speaker 2: five million dollar gift from some Chinese guy, If some
48:51
Speaker 2: benefactor out there wanted to hand me thirty k I'd
48:54
Speaker 2: move next month. Next month, I'd move to Palm Springs
49:00
Speaker 2: or wherever I could get a place to rent for
49:03
Speaker 2: twenty five hundred a months, I'd move there. If someone
49:08
Speaker 2: just said, here, Kroll, here's thirty grand, go move. But
49:11
Speaker 2: no one does that, at least not to liberals. Charlie
49:15
Speaker 2: Kirk got those kind of gifts, got that kind of sponsorship.
49:20
Speaker 2: Did you see Erica Kirk had one of those rallies.
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Speaker 2: She wears all white and she tries to look all angelic,
49:26
Speaker 2: and women just are flocking to these turning point rallies
49:29
Speaker 2: and learning how to be good women, how to support
49:33
Speaker 2: your husband, your family and have a career and put
49:36
Speaker 2: God first. God. Erica kerf see she has no money trouble.
49:42
Speaker 2: She is such a successful grifter. Oh my god, she's
49:45
Speaker 2: good I envy her ability to builk money from unsuspecting people.
49:50
Speaker 2: Her and her late husband. My god, there they are there,
49:55
Speaker 2: aren't they great grifters? I remember the movie The Grifters
49:59
Speaker 2: were a net Benning and Angelica Houston and John Cusack
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Speaker 2: their top quality, you know, top quality. Erica Kirk is
50:08
Speaker 2: like a top drawer grifter. She is making millions of
50:13
Speaker 2: dollars off her dead husband and this old tired message
50:18
Speaker 2: of God, service to God and being a good woman.
50:24
Speaker 2: And she's rolling in it, multiple of millions of dollars.
50:30
Speaker 2: What a great grifter. You gotta hand it to her.
50:33
Speaker 2: She's good. I mean, she's good. We don't have any
50:38
Speaker 2: liberal grifters are that. She's takes their money, take it,
50:43
Speaker 2: give it to me, and they give it to her.
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Speaker 1: No, it's show side.
51:07
Speaker 2: All right, we are back. I was checking the audio.
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Speaker 2: Someone said, it's not sync. That's on your end. It
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Speaker 2: is SYNCD. It's playing just fine. I just reloaded the page.
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Speaker 2: YouTube is playing and it's playing fine. So you know
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Speaker 2: it must be your audio. It's not my audio. Okay,
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Speaker 2: so just so you know my audio is SYNCD. Yeah,
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Speaker 2: I'll double check again. Here, let me turn up the YouTube,
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Speaker 2: all right, now it's SYNCD. I use the boom microphone,
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Speaker 2: which I love because there's nothing here in front of me,
51:43
Speaker 2: but the sound is not as booming as that, you know,
51:48
Speaker 2: regular podcast microphone. Well, we're almost out of here. I
51:52
Speaker 2: hope you had a great weekend. Look, I wasn't trying
51:54
Speaker 2: to rain on your parade today. It was a trying
51:56
Speaker 2: weekend for me. I beat myself up yesterday because I
51:59
Speaker 2: didn't go do anything. I stayed home yesterday. I wasn't
52:02
Speaker 2: at any festival, I wasn't at any Pride event. I
52:05
Speaker 2: didn't go to any gay bar. I stayed home, and
52:08
Speaker 2: I beat myself up over that. But you know all
52:11
Speaker 2: there are drag shows on Sundays and no offense to
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Speaker 2: drag queens. I'm over. I'm done. I need more entertainment
52:20
Speaker 2: options at bars than loud music with bad lip syncing
52:25
Speaker 2: and backflips. I need more and then standing and demanding
52:29
Speaker 2: a tip from me. You know, drag queens should take
52:32
Speaker 2: like a server. They should pay drag queens more so
52:34
Speaker 2: they do not have to stand there and ask you
52:36
Speaker 2: for a dollar. Share doesn't ask me for a dollar,
52:39
Speaker 2: you know. So, I'm just tired of the only entertainment
52:44
Speaker 2: option for gay people on a Sunday is a drag brunch.
52:48
Speaker 2: I'm tired of it. There are five drag brunches here
52:52
Speaker 2: in Las Vegas, not one afternoon of entertainment with someone
52:56
Speaker 2: at the piano, with a comic, with a singer, her,
53:01
Speaker 2: with anything. It's all drag and I'm tired of it.
53:05
Speaker 2: I'm not saying it should stop. There should always be
53:08
Speaker 2: a drag brunch in every city, everywhere, but that's the
53:12
Speaker 2: only thing. Four different bars the Phoenix, if I wanted
53:15
Speaker 2: to go yesterday drag brunch, and then the price. The
53:19
Speaker 2: s Bar at Mandalay Bay had a drag brunch with
53:23
Speaker 2: a disco after party ninety dollars a person. To go
53:28
Speaker 2: to a drag show and have bad brunch food ninety
53:32
Speaker 2: dollars a person, and if you wanted a premium cocktail package,
53:38
Speaker 2: it was another sixty dollars. So one hundred and fifty
53:41
Speaker 2: dollars for brunch, a few drinks, and a drag show.
53:44
Speaker 2: I said, no fucking ways, that's the price i'd pay
53:49
Speaker 2: to go see the real artist. I'm not going to
53:51
Speaker 2: go pay someone that looks like a Dell, or Janet
53:54
Speaker 2: or Diana when I'll spend one hundred and fifty to
53:56
Speaker 2: go see the real thing. Ninety dollars to go to
54:01
Speaker 2: a drag brunch. Hamburger Mary's drag brunch seventy five dollars.
54:08
Speaker 2: I think that's how much it is. Let me double check.
54:10
Speaker 2: I don't want to lie to you. Let's see Hamburger
54:14
Speaker 2: Mary's LV. Hamburger Mary yep, let's see how much is
54:21
Speaker 2: their brunch. I don't want to franchise it. I talked about.
54:25
Speaker 2: I looked into franchising at Taco Terrian and they want
54:29
Speaker 2: seven hundred thousand dollars. It's like, no, thank you, Long Beach.
54:36
Speaker 2: Why doesn't Las Vegas. I guess they're not part of
54:38
Speaker 2: the franchise. I don't know. You can't find it. HAMBURGERMARY'SLV
54:45
Speaker 2: dot com? How about that? Oh no, well, Las Vegas,
54:51
Speaker 2: come on, here we go Hamburger Mary's Las Vegas drag Brunch. Oh,
54:58
Speaker 2: they do a drag dinner, show, a drag brunch. It's
55:01
Speaker 2: a lot of drag best drag brunch upcoming events. Get tickets.
55:06
Speaker 2: Let's see how much they are. Price for general admission
55:12
Speaker 2: thirty four dollars and seventy nine cents if you want
55:14
Speaker 2: to sit in a decent seat or have food ninety
55:18
Speaker 2: one dollars, so minimally thirty five dollars that's minimum to
55:22
Speaker 2: get in the door ninety one if you want drinks
55:27
Speaker 2: or whatever else. Wow, And I'm see I'm not going
55:32
Speaker 2: to pay thirty five dollars to go to a drag show.
55:34
Speaker 2: I'm just not so. I sat home yesterday. You know.
55:41
Speaker 2: Trad wife, Oh god, I hate that term traditional wife.
55:45
Speaker 2: Trad wife. They talk about it like its family values,
55:50
Speaker 2: subjugating women. Ough, any woman that consents to be a
55:55
Speaker 2: trad wife should should be committed to an asylum and deprogrammed,
56:00
Speaker 2: because obviously she's joined some cult. I'm a trad wife.
56:05
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Ember, have you ever heard of such
56:07
Speaker 2: a ridiculous thing? Have you? Little girl? Oh, let me
56:11
Speaker 2: fix your ear? Okay, there we go, so Ember, when
56:15
Speaker 2: her ears turn inside out, I always flipped them back.
56:17
Speaker 2: She'll even stopped and let me all you gotta fix
56:19
Speaker 2: your ear. And she had such a good time at
56:22
Speaker 2: the park this morning. She's still doing her mouth sing.
56:24
Speaker 2: But I you know, update pet's best paid. Well. They
56:32
Speaker 2: paid the invoice for six twenty one. They subtracted two
56:35
Speaker 2: fifty deductible and another ten percent. So they paid three
56:37
Speaker 2: hundred and twenty one dollars and they still haven't put
56:40
Speaker 2: it into my bank account. But they said they approved
56:43
Speaker 2: the claim. That's her my first claim approved by a
56:48
Speaker 2: pet agents, by an insurance for pet this whole year.
56:53
Speaker 2: I've put in eight claims this year and this is
56:55
Speaker 2: the first one that got approved. I was shocked. I
56:58
Speaker 2: thought the letter was gonna say, no, we've denied you,
57:01
Speaker 2: and it said we approved. It should be going into
57:03
Speaker 2: your bank account. It hasn't. And I have to call
57:06
Speaker 2: them today and say, so, you approved it last Wednesday.
57:09
Speaker 2: When do you plan on paying it? But at least
57:12
Speaker 2: they say they're going to pay it. So there's that.
57:16
Speaker 2: What is a trad wife, Someone says, oh, it's a
57:18
Speaker 2: traditional wife. That's a wife that lets her husband vote,
57:22
Speaker 2: stays home with the kids, doesn't work, defers everything to
57:26
Speaker 2: her husband. He's the sole purpose of the house. He
57:29
Speaker 2: says everything. He says what she wears, he says where
57:32
Speaker 2: they go, he says what she does. But what's appropriate
57:36
Speaker 2: for her and what is not a traditional wife? That's
57:40
Speaker 2: what a trad wife is. Doesn't vote, isn't politically active,
57:47
Speaker 2: lets him do all the stuff for the family. And
57:51
Speaker 2: stays home with the kids, doesn't work. That's a tradwife,
57:56
Speaker 2: In other words, a brainwash nineteen fifties housewife, repressed, unable
58:02
Speaker 2: to control her own body, unable to control her own
58:05
Speaker 2: work schedule, unable to control who she votes for. A
58:10
Speaker 2: trad wife is a subjugated woman who has given herself
58:15
Speaker 2: over to a man completely. It's a horrible relationship and
58:20
Speaker 2: if a woman does it, she needs therapy. But there
58:24
Speaker 2: are enough abused and downtrodden women out there. All right,
58:29
Speaker 2: I am Corel. You'll be who you want to be,
58:31
Speaker 2: So don't hurt your buddy back Tomorrow Tuesday. It's gonna
58:35
Speaker 2: be a short week this week because of the holiday.
58:37
Speaker 2: I'm taking Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday off, so we'll have
58:41
Speaker 2: shows Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and probably at this day week
58:44
Speaker 2: on Thursday that it will be taking. So there will
58:47
Speaker 2: probably be a show Thursday, but it'll be taked, and
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Speaker 2: I'm taking Thursday Friday. Sturdy can see from.
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