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Why Gen Z Is Bringing Back Old Tech | Vinyl, CDs, Flip Phones & Film Are Surging · The Karel Show

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Speaker 1: Bill is so near because showtime is here.
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Speaker 2: So on with the show.
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Speaker 3: Let's give it a go. Correll is the one that
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Speaker 3: you need to know.
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Speaker 1: Now it's show side.
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Speaker 2: It appears new tech is old tech. We're gonna talk
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Speaker 2: about that. Trump has been underplaying the deaths in the war.
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Speaker 2: We'll talk about that. And there's a new spending bill
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Speaker 2: that's hideous. We'll talk about that and so much more today.
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Speaker 2: Don't go anywhere. No, it is the Carrell Show. I
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Speaker 2: am Correl, so very glad you are joining me on
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Speaker 2: this Tuesday, July twenty first, Happy birthday to Ken Pearson.
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Speaker 2: We used to be friends, So glad everyone is here
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Speaker 2: joining me. I want to start with something personal, and
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Speaker 2: I know that tomorrow we normally do this Gay Week,
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Speaker 2: but you know every day is a gay day for me.
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Speaker 2: Uh look here at this head First, off this headline,
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Speaker 2: a Texas judge is suing to end marriage equality nationwide
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Speaker 2: simply because she doesn't want to perform same sex marriages.
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Speaker 2: So that's out of Texas. This morning, a Texas judge
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Speaker 2: is suing to end marriage equality nationwide. Now I bring
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Speaker 2: this up because this morning at the park. You know
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Speaker 2: that one of my social outlets is the park. And
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Speaker 2: this morning at the park, Maureen, who is eighty plus
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Speaker 2: years old with her dog Puzzle, was there and we
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Speaker 2: were all talking. I was talking to my friends Genie
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Speaker 2: and Sherry, at least I think they're my friends. And
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Speaker 2: you know, they were talking about going to lunch with Maureen,
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Speaker 2: which you know they hadn't invited me. So I'm like, okay, whatever,
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Speaker 2: I invite them like a thousand times, but whatever and something.
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Speaker 2: Then Maureen was talking about dogs and about Lilith, who
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Speaker 2: belongs to a man named Bill, and she goes, well,
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Speaker 2: you know Bill's not here. He takes off for the
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Speaker 2: summer because he's got money. And I said, most assholes do.
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Speaker 2: And she said Bill's not an asshole and I said, yeah,
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Speaker 2: he is. To me, says, well, no, he's not. And
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Speaker 2: I said, he looked in my face and told me
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Speaker 2: that we must protect the children from trans people, you know,
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Speaker 2: protect the bathrooms and protect the sports and protect all
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Speaker 2: this other bullshit, and in the same sentence saying he's
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Speaker 2: got nothing against gays when it's obvious he does. I said,
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Speaker 2: so he's an asshole. And I said, just like every
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Speaker 2: other Republican says, well, I vote Republican And I said, well,
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Speaker 2: if the shoe fits, well, why would you say that,
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Speaker 2: I said, because just this morning, just this morning, the
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Speaker 2: Republicans have attached five writers to the spending bill. And
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Speaker 2: the spending bill has to pass Congress if we are
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Speaker 2: to keep the government open. So they always attach things
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Speaker 2: to it that they know will pass because it has
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Speaker 2: to pass. It's attached to the spending bill. And what
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Speaker 2: if these fabulous Republicans attached this morning five different writers.
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Speaker 2: Number one will restrict the United States' ability to appoint
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Speaker 2: special envoys, representatives, or coordinators unless expressly authorized by Congress.
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Speaker 2: Their roles have historically been to use to promote US
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Speaker 2: interest in international forms, including advancing human and LGBTQ and
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Speaker 2: intersects rights and other policy priorities. This change would halt
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Speaker 2: what the Congressional Equality Caucus describes as providing critical expertise
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Speaker 2: to US foreign policy and leadership abroad. Another one is
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Speaker 2: it reinforces anti equality executive orders signed by Trump, effectively
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Speaker 2: requiring that foreign assistance funds by the United States comply
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Speaker 2: with those orders. This includes rescinding federal contracts non discrimination protections,
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Speaker 2: including for gay people. Another section will prohibit funding for
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Speaker 2: any organization that provides or promotes medically necessary healthcare for
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Speaker 2: trans people or promotes transgenderism, meaning acknowledges that it's real,
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Speaker 2: effectively banning funds from organizations that recognize trans people exist.
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Speaker 2: This is despite the practice of gender affirming care being
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Speaker 2: supported by nearly every major medical association and is the
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Speaker 2: same language Vladimir Putin is using in Russia to outlaw gays.
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Speaker 2: Another second, seventy sixty seven reinforces two global gag rules
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Speaker 2: put forward by the Trump Vance administration. One is the
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Speaker 2: trans Global Gag Rule, which prohibits foreign assistance funding for
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Speaker 2: organizations that acknowledge the existence of trans people or advocate
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Speaker 2: for non discrimination protections for them. The second is the
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Speaker 2: DEI Global Gag Rule, which prohibits foreign assistance funding for
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Speaker 2: organizations that engage in efforts to address the ongoing effects
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Speaker 2: of racism, sexism, and other forms of bigotry outside the
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Speaker 2: United States. They want to globally shut.
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Speaker 2: Show time is here.
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Speaker 3: No time to fear.
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Speaker 4: Corilla is so near because show time is here, so
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Speaker 4: on with the show.
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Speaker 2: Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 3: Corilla is the one.
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Speaker 2: That you need some know. So this morning I said,
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry, but Bill's an asshole. Well, the minute I
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Speaker 2: said this, Jeanie and Sherry get up and say goodbye,
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Speaker 2: we're leaving, see later, and leave because they just don't
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Speaker 2: want to enter this conversation with Maureen because they know
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Speaker 2: she's Maga, but they also don't want to defend me.
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Speaker 2: And I looked at her and she goes, I'm a
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Speaker 2: Republican and I don't hate gay people. I said, then
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Speaker 2: you're not a Republican. Either get out of the party
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Speaker 2: or stop saying, you know, stop saying you support gay people.
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Speaker 2: I fucking hate these people who talk out of both
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Speaker 2: sides of their goddamn mouth. Oh I'm a Republican and
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Speaker 2: I don't hate gay people. Really well, these five that
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Speaker 2: your Republican friends are trying to put on the spending
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Speaker 2: bill certainly sound like hatred to me. You cannot be
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Speaker 2: Maga or a Republican and say that you support gay people.
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Speaker 2: You do not stop lying. And as for my two
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Speaker 2: friends quote unquote getting up and walking away because they
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Speaker 2: don't want to enter into this situation that exemplifies the
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Speaker 2: old adage of you know, first day came for these people,
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Speaker 2: and I said nothing. First day came for these people,
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Speaker 2: and I said nothing. Then they came for these people,
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Speaker 2: and I said nothing. And then they came for me,
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Speaker 2: and there was no one left to speak up. They
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Speaker 2: should have sat there and said he's right. But no,
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Speaker 2: They're gonna go to lunch with Maureen. They're just not
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Speaker 2: gonna talk politics. She's a nice lady who likes dogs.
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Speaker 2: We're just not gonna talk politics. This is not a
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Speaker 2: matter of opinion or disagreement on politics. That's This is
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Speaker 2: a matter of life and fucking death for gay people,
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Speaker 2: trans people, by people. They are coming for our marriages.
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Speaker 2: They are trying to make a global gag order that
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Speaker 2: if you in any country accept gays, accept trans people,
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Speaker 2: then you will not do business with the United States.
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Speaker 2: I'm done. I'm done with the fucking United States. I'm
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Speaker 2: done with Republicans in Maga. I'm done with Donald Trump.
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Speaker 2: I'm done with waking up sixty three goddamn years of
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Speaker 2: my life and having the did any of you wake
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Speaker 2: up to a headline today about how they want to
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Speaker 2: put something in the spending bill to openly discriminate against
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Speaker 2: you for simply existing. Did any of you if you're
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Speaker 2: not gay, No, you didn't. Did any of you wake
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Speaker 2: up to see that your very marriage might be threatened
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Speaker 2: by a judge in Texas? No, you did not, unless
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Speaker 2: you were gay. So please don't preach to me about
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Speaker 2: how I'm supposed to just oh, just ignore it. That's
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Speaker 2: why I don't read the news, That's why I don't
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Speaker 2: get so involved in it anymore. Yet. Yeah, yeah, blah
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Speaker 2: blah blah blah fucking blah. There is a civil war
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Speaker 2: going on and the first casualties are trans and gays,
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Speaker 2: and you guys are stepping over our corpses, all of you,
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Speaker 2: because none of you are standing up with the gay community.
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Speaker 2: Have any of you called your congress person today and say,
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Speaker 2: don't vote for the spending bill if they leave these
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Speaker 2: five things in it. No, now that you know that
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Speaker 2: these five things are in it, is every single one
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Speaker 2: of you going to pick up the phone and tell
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Speaker 2: your congress person do not vote for the spending bill
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Speaker 2: with these five things in it? Probably not? Do most
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Speaker 2: of you still have friends that are Republicans. Probably, Well,
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Speaker 2: then you don't support me, not truly. Yes, I'm hurt
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Speaker 2: this morning. I'm hurt that Genie and Tracy a genie,
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Speaker 2: that Genie and Sherry chose to get up and walk
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Speaker 2: away instead of sit there and defend me to Maureen.
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Speaker 2: I you know, I am. I'm sad that two people
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Speaker 2: I call friend would rather overlook the fact that she's
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Speaker 2: a fascist, fucking bigot and go to lunch with her
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Speaker 2: and look on the good side. You know, she likes dog,
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Speaker 2: she's a nice old lady. We're not going to change
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Speaker 2: her mind. Then let her be alone and bitter. But no,
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Speaker 2: she gets so go to lunch with Genie and Sherry.
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Speaker 2: Me not so much. What a buzz kill you are, Corel.
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Speaker 2: You're such a buzzkill every day ranting and raving against
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Speaker 2: all of this stuff. What a buzzkill? What a buzzkill?
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 2: I'm tired. I'm tired. I'm tired of the fucking heat.
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Speaker 2: I woke up at four or fifteen this morning. It said,
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Speaker 2: good morning, it's four fifteen am. Current temperature ninety two degrees.
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Speaker 2: Did any of you wake up when it was ninety
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Speaker 2: two at four fifteen am? And when you got to
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Speaker 2: the park at six point thirty. It was already ninety
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Speaker 2: five with fifty percent humidity. No, no, you didn't. Probably,
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Speaker 2: And while you were on your way to the park,
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Speaker 2: did any of you get a news headline across your
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Speaker 2: phone that Republicans have attached five anti gay riders to
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Speaker 2: the spending bill that needs to pass to fund our government. No, no,
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Speaker 2: you didn't. Did any of you then come home and
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Speaker 2: sit down on your Instagram to just check the news
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Speaker 2: to see, you know, what is going on today in
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Speaker 2: the world, to then have this headline be right in
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Speaker 2: front of you. Texas judge is suing to end marriage
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Speaker 2: equality nationwide. No, you probably didn't. And even if you
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Speaker 2: did see it, did it bother you? Well, you probably said,
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Speaker 2: you know, I don't know why they do that. That's
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Speaker 2: just not right. But is it going to affect you,
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Speaker 2: affect your marriage or your ability to get married in
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Speaker 2: the future. You know, Andrew died before gay marriage, and
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Speaker 2: since then, I've had no serious partners. So I may
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Speaker 2: never one of the most famous gay people in America,
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Speaker 2: and I may never know what it's like to say
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Speaker 2: I do to another man. So there we are. You know,
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Speaker 2: my crime is existing and gay youth. You know, I'm
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Speaker 2: My single you have to Be Proud comes out in
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Speaker 2: add it to your library please. And this is exactly
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Speaker 2: why I'm singing this song. It's exactly why I wrote it.
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Speaker 2: The hatred has become deafening. It has become all gay
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Speaker 2: people here. Now, that's all we hear. Now. We don't
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Speaker 2: hear any positive. All we hear is hatred, day after
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Speaker 2: day after day. That's all we hear. Now. We don't
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Speaker 2: hear about any wins. We just hear hatred every single day.
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Speaker 2: And we're tired of it. I'm tired of it. My
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Speaker 2: gay friends have just tuned out because they have that luxury.
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Speaker 2: They can just Oh, I'm just going to write songs.
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Speaker 2: I'm just gonna make my movies. I'm just going to
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Speaker 2: do my DJ sets. I'm not going to get involved
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Speaker 2: in all that. Okay, see how that works out for you?
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Speaker 2: Drinking my Macha tea with my not milk and vanilla
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Speaker 2: syrup because macha is good for you. Also had my
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Speaker 2: cocoa powder this morning because coco is good for you,
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Speaker 2: had my oat meal, had my fruit because all that's
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Speaker 2: good for you. And yet all I do is worry
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Speaker 2: about my health and whether I got cancer in my mouth.
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Speaker 2: And at least I got my car back and it works. That's,
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Speaker 2: you know something. So what do we do? Well? You
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Speaker 2: can call your legislature and say, please don't vote for
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Speaker 2: the spunding of funding bill. If they keep these five
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Speaker 2: riders attached, please take them off, strip them out of
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Speaker 2: the bill. You could do that, but it's a bigger question.
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Speaker 2: You know, we've been too tolerant of MAGA and Republicans.
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Speaker 2: We've been too tolerant. We really have been. Corey Booker
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Speaker 2: is the biggest apologist around. You know, we've been too
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Speaker 2: tolerant of these people. Lindsey Graham, Oh, well, we're not
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Speaker 2: really supposed to speak ill he's died. Fuck Lindsay Graham.
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Speaker 2: I hope he is rotting in hell. The same with
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Speaker 2: Charlie Kirk I hope Charlie Kirk was at the Gates
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Speaker 2: of Hell to greet Lindsay Graham, because that's where they
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Speaker 2: belong for the things that they said on this planet.
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Speaker 2: If you have a maga friend, why they don't like you,
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Speaker 2: they don't approve of you. Well, we just don't talk politics,
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Speaker 2: you know. Schamar Moore, the handsome actor from Criminal Minds
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Speaker 2: and Swat, posted a social media Instagram post yesterday set,
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Speaker 2: Oh politics, I don't do politics, And this is like
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Speaker 2: the fourth celebrity now I've heard say I don't do politics. Well,
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Speaker 2: like it or not? Politics does you? First of all,
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Speaker 2: Shamar Moore, you're a black man, so politics has really
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Speaker 2: done you. Second of all, it must be nice to
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Speaker 2: be so rich and so busy that you live in
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Speaker 2: such a bubble that you don't care that the cost
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Speaker 2: of getting you to and from the set has tripled
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Speaker 2: because of fuel prices. You know it, just it must
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Speaker 2: be so nice to be so busy and not do
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Speaker 2: politics that you don't realize people like you are suffering
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Speaker 2: because of politics. It must be so nice to live
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Speaker 2: in a world where you just don't have to do it,
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Speaker 2: and he does because he's a millionaire. So yeah, you
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Speaker 2: did not have to do politics. He's a million there.
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Speaker 2: You know, he can buy his way out of any situation.
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Speaker 2: Take your black self to this, you know, somewhere in
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Speaker 2: the South and get pulled over by a white clop
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Speaker 2: and see how you don't do politics. You know, let
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Speaker 2: ice roll up on you and see how you don't
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Speaker 2: do politics. He has children, and he says, uh, I
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Speaker 2: don't do politics. Really, so you're not concerned that the
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Speaker 2: planet's going to be fucking uninhabitable for your children because
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Speaker 2: no one's paying attention to climate change, including you, because
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Speaker 2: you don't do politics. People that say they don't do
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Speaker 2: politics make me want to smack the shit out of them,
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Speaker 2: because politics is in every part of their life. Look
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Speaker 2: at the cyclospora outbreak. Suddenly they found the culprit. It's
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Speaker 2: Tailor Foods. It's the shredded let us at Taco bell
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Speaker 2: And then three days later, after a donation to a
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Speaker 2: MAGA packed, suddenly, oops, we made a mistake. It's not there.
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Speaker 2: Let us after all. Well then whose is it? Well,
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Speaker 2: we don't know. Back to square one. That is one
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Speaker 2: of the biggest failures of government this year, and that's
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Speaker 2: saying something. People are being put in the hospital because
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Speaker 2: the very Our government can't keep our water clean, it
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Speaker 2: can't keep our food safe, It can't keep the people
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Speaker 2: in America from dying because of the climate. My neighbors
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Speaker 2: going through five days without air conditioner. That should be illegal.
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Speaker 2: There should have been a fund or something set up
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Speaker 2: to either pay for a hotel for them or to
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Speaker 2: help get their air conditioner fixed right away. Period it's
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Speaker 2: going to be one hundred and eleven tomorrow, it'll heat
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Speaker 2: up to one hundred and twenty or thirty in their house.
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Speaker 2: America can't provide healthcare for its people. Bernie Sanders rallying
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Speaker 2: about United Healthcare and how they made five point eight
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Speaker 2: billion dollars more in profit this year than before. How
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Speaker 2: can a health insurance company which does nothing? It does nothing.
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Speaker 2: Health insurance companies do nothing. They don't provide you health care.
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Speaker 2: They do they're not they don't employ your doctors. They
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Speaker 2: do nothing, and yet they're denying care making record profits.
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Speaker 2: Why so, we can't provide health care to our people.
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Speaker 2: We can't provide cheap energy to our people. We can't
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Speaker 2: provide food to our people. As the food bank lines
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Speaker 2: are people lining up, you know, around the street we
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Speaker 2: can't provide clean air for our people. Half the fucking
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Speaker 2: country is breathing in smoke. We can't. Oh, and what
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Speaker 2: does he do? He's instead of dealing with climate change?
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Speaker 2: What does the orange fuck do? Slaps a fifty percent
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Speaker 2: tariff on Canada yesterday and reignites a trade war. So
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Speaker 2: now you and I are going to have bad air
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Speaker 2: to breathe and have to pay more for commit Canadian products.
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Speaker 2: He seems to think that it's Canadian businesses that will
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Speaker 2: pay that tariff. He is an idiot. And why is
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Speaker 2: he doing it because of the smoke instead of funneling
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Speaker 2: money into climate change. Nope, let's just put a tariff
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Speaker 2: on Canada and make the Americans, who are already paying
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Speaker 2: too much for everything, pay more for even more things.
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Speaker 2: So what is America good for right now? Exactly? It
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Speaker 2: is attacking its own citizens, gays, lesbians, trans immigrants, literally
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Speaker 2: gunning them down in the streets. Feed it. People can't
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Speaker 2: how this people holdlessness out of controls, can't give us
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Speaker 2: people healthcare? So what are we good at?
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Speaker 4: Well?
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Speaker 2: Why are we the greatest place in the world again?
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Speaker 2: Now it show all right, we are back. I was
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Speaker 2: checking the chat room at YouTube YouTube dot Com Forward
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Speaker 2: slashually corell I will it will never change. I want
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Speaker 2: to leave the USA. Also, yeah, I've never wanted to
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Speaker 2: leave more than I have now I talked to voters,
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Speaker 2: and that's one of the cop out phrases. That's exactly
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Speaker 2: a cop out phrase. Oh I'm maga or I'm Republican,
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Speaker 2: But I don't I I like gay people. No, you don't.
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Speaker 2: You don't. You can't say you like a community of
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Speaker 2: people if you are actively voting for a party that
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Speaker 2: wants to eliminate them from the United States. Three lawmakers, three,
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Speaker 2: not one, not two, but three lawmakers have already said
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Speaker 2: that gays and lesbians have no place in society, and
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Speaker 2: these five writers that they just attached are trying to
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Speaker 2: get us out. This morning, I read an article in
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Speaker 2: Time magazine that said American politicians are starting to use
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Speaker 2: the same terms to criminalize homosexuality as the Kremlin. I
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Speaker 2: am not making this shit up. Fifty percent tariff on
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Speaker 2: Canada yesterday, why because of smoke? But what is he
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Speaker 2: doing about climate change? Nothing? Nothing, And he's just alienating
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Speaker 2: one of our oldest allies and neighbors. You know, farm
23:02
Speaker 2: foreclosures are going through the roof. There are more farms.
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Speaker 2: You can buy a farm now for fifty cents. There
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Speaker 2: are more farms being foreclosed upon. What are we gonna
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Speaker 2: fucking eat? He doesn't carry eats McDonald's. He thinks there's
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Speaker 2: a big mac tree somewhere. But what are you and
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Speaker 2: I gonna eat? And this applies to you meat eaters
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Speaker 2: as well. Farms just don't farm fruits and vegetables, they
23:28
Speaker 2: farm meat and dairy as well. In California, yesterday in
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Speaker 2: the La Times three, they highlighted the owners of three
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Speaker 2: of the biggest farms in the state, and all three
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Speaker 2: of them said they are switching from growing food to
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Speaker 2: solar panels. They have leased out their land to solar companies.
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Speaker 2: It's more profitable and they don't have to rely on
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Speaker 2: the climate or on water because they do not believe
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Speaker 2: there's gonna be enough water in California to grow and
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Speaker 2: they are not making enough money to sustain their farms,
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Speaker 2: so they are leasing their farmland to solar companies. Three
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Speaker 2: of the biggest farms in California are switching from growing
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Speaker 2: food to solar energy. Otherwise they would be foreclosed upon,
24:21
Speaker 2: and they don't trust the water supply in California. All
24:28
Speaker 2: of this is happening while we talk about what, you know,
24:32
Speaker 2: the Epstein files. Everyone keeps bringing up the Epstein files.
24:36
Speaker 2: Do something, prosecute somebody, we know they did it. Oh
24:42
Speaker 2: and this morning when I mentioned that I'm leaning to
24:44
Speaker 2: be a democratic socialist, that was it. Oh, that's set
24:46
Speaker 2: Maureene over the edge. That just center over the edge.
24:50
Speaker 2: And I said, look, Mandomie's doing great things for New
24:52
Speaker 2: York and now he's beloved. In just six short months,
24:56
Speaker 2: he has become beloved in that city. Did you see
25:01
Speaker 2: did you see Mendamie say that if Netan Yahoo goes
25:04
Speaker 2: to New York, they will arrest him. Did you see that?
25:09
Speaker 2: I want more Democrats to speak that way. He said.
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Speaker 2: The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for
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Speaker 2: Netan Yahoo for war crimes, so if he comes to
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Speaker 2: New York City, they will in fact arrest him. Now,
25:27
Speaker 2: the FEDS would immediately release him, but Mendami said, hey,
25:33
Speaker 2: that's the law. There's a warrant out for his arrest
25:36
Speaker 2: for war crimes. If he comes to our city, he
25:39
Speaker 2: will be arrested. Yeah, I'm I'm I'm leaning Democrats socialists.
25:45
Speaker 2: They seem to be talking a good game. Wow, I'm
25:49
Speaker 2: halfway through the show and I haven't even I haven't
25:52
Speaker 2: even you know, gotten to the fun topics because I'm
25:57
Speaker 2: just so tired of being you know, this morning before
25:59
Speaker 2: the show, what I was doing, I was looking for
26:02
Speaker 2: airbnbs in Vancouver, well, you know, British Columbia, and to
26:10
Speaker 2: see if I could afford one for August so I
26:12
Speaker 2: could get out of the heat and get out of
26:14
Speaker 2: the country. And if any of you would like to
26:17
Speaker 2: give me five thousand dollars to take my show to
26:20
Speaker 2: Vancouver for a month, hey, I'll go, because that's how much.
26:23
Speaker 2: The Airbnb was five thousand dollars for a month. A
26:28
Speaker 2: hotel was twelve thousand dollars. And I just got sad
26:32
Speaker 2: because I didn't have that money. Stephanie Miller would have
26:34
Speaker 2: that money. David Pacman would have that money. I don't,
26:39
Speaker 2: and that made me angry. And why do you think
26:43
Speaker 2: I make less money than they do? Why do you
26:46
Speaker 2: think that is? Because you'll say Stephanie Miller is gay,
26:49
Speaker 2: so it can't be the gay thing. Really, when did
26:53
Speaker 2: Stephanie Miller come out? When did she come out after
26:59
Speaker 2: she made her money, after she had been on number
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Speaker 2: one radio. She's out now, but she made most of
27:08
Speaker 2: her money well, plus her family has money. But you know,
27:12
Speaker 2: she made most of her money in radio prior to
27:15
Speaker 2: coming out as a lesbian. It's that's just a fact.
27:21
Speaker 2: Now she's been out for several years, almost ten now,
27:25
Speaker 2: I think, And her podcast does really well, and she's
27:29
Speaker 2: got a girlfriend, and she doesn't hide her gainness, and
27:32
Speaker 2: that's fabulous. She's got a gay man on the show
27:34
Speaker 2: with her, Chris LaVoi. I think that's wonderful. But she
27:39
Speaker 2: doesn't get the numbers that Ben Shapiro does. YouTube still blocks,
27:44
Speaker 2: you know, the algorithm still. And she doesn't do gay
27:49
Speaker 2: topics on her show. They don't talk about gay issues.
27:53
Speaker 2: They don't do a weekly show like I do called
27:55
Speaker 2: This Gay Week. They just don't. So she's a lesbian.
27:59
Speaker 2: Everyone knows she's a lesbian, and she's got a girlfriend.
28:01
Speaker 2: I would knows she's got a girlfriend. And she certainly
28:04
Speaker 2: talks about being gay on the show. You know about
28:06
Speaker 2: her girlfriend, and Chris Lavoy talks about being gay. But
28:08
Speaker 2: do they sit there and do gay topics for an hour? No,
28:12
Speaker 2: they don't. And that's probably why she's more successful than
28:16
Speaker 2: I am. You know because the algorithm hears me gay
28:21
Speaker 2: gay gay gay gay and says no, no, no, no no.
28:25
Speaker 2: We live in a world now we're online. If you
28:27
Speaker 2: say rape, if you say pedophile, if you say kill,
28:32
Speaker 2: if you say shoot, that's it the algorithm. So now
28:37
Speaker 2: people literally make up words like pewpw that means to
28:41
Speaker 2: shoot pewpu, or they say I'm alive instead of instead
28:47
Speaker 2: of kill. So it's Orwellian new speak. And people don't
28:51
Speaker 2: even realize that it's Orwellian newspeak, but it is. And
28:55
Speaker 2: we've had to come up with new speak to get
28:58
Speaker 2: around the algorithm. That's that's true crazy all right. When
29:07
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29:13
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Speaker 2: All right, I'm trying to find the story here. It
30:18
Speaker 2: is in an exclusive interview Mendami, who'll uh no, that's
30:27
Speaker 2: an older interview there, it's today. He said that he
30:31
Speaker 2: will arrest let's see Merrimandami doubles down on threat to
30:38
Speaker 2: arrest is Real Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Marzel Hanrahandami doubled
30:43
Speaker 2: down on his threat on Monday that he would not
30:47
Speaker 2: hesitate to order the arrest of Benjamin nettan Yahoo if
30:52
Speaker 2: he attends the UN General Assembly in September. When someone
30:56
Speaker 2: is charged with an International Criminal Court warrant, it's something
31:00
Speaker 2: that should be taken seriously. The mayor said that the
31:03
Speaker 2: city would seek to uphold a warrant for Netanyahu's arrest
31:08
Speaker 2: issued nearly two years ago over the war in Gaza
31:12
Speaker 2: by the International Court. Now I know that James Schnabel
31:15
Speaker 2: in the chat room has said that we are not
31:17
Speaker 2: a signature to the ICC, but Mendami seems to think
31:21
Speaker 2: that he in some way could arrest him for that warrant.
31:27
Speaker 2: Donald Trump imposes fifty percent tariff on Canadian goods, and meanwhile,
31:32
Speaker 2: the leader of Canada says, we will then intensify the
31:35
Speaker 2: trade war. And who loses in a trade war? Who loses?
31:40
Speaker 4: We do?
31:41
Speaker 2: We do everyday consumer items like wine and hockey sticks,
31:47
Speaker 2: as well as industrial goods such as cement, will be
31:52
Speaker 2: fifty percent tariff. Several key exports, energy, potash, minerals, and
32:01
Speaker 2: fish will be spared. Mark Carney, Prime Minister of Canada,
32:06
Speaker 2: stands ready to intensified trade talks with the US, saying
32:10
Speaker 2: that he will match the tariff point four point, which
32:15
Speaker 2: means American companies that send stuff to Canada they will
32:19
Speaker 2: also face So he's going to hurt American business, you know.
32:25
Speaker 2: So we're the only ones that lose in these, you know,
32:30
Speaker 2: tariff wars, and Trump doesn't care, you know, he doesn't care.
32:39
Speaker 2: US Iran strikes extend to tenth day as mediators proposed truths.
32:45
Speaker 2: How many truces are we going to go through? We've
32:48
Speaker 2: now had seventeen dead, not three. Yesterday we found out
32:56
Speaker 2: the Pentagon is under reporting on purpose the deaths and
33:01
Speaker 2: injuries from the Iran war. There are seventeen dead and
33:06
Speaker 2: hundreds injured. Now, I was watching just something that was
33:13
Speaker 2: on streaming last night while I was playing ball with them.
33:16
Speaker 2: We are called the Tomorrow Wars with Chris Pratt. Don't
33:19
Speaker 2: very much like to watch movies with Chris Pratt because
33:22
Speaker 2: I send these maga Christian but oh well, so it
33:25
Speaker 2: was on. And the movie is about soldiers that come
33:30
Speaker 2: back from thirty years in the future and say, we
33:35
Speaker 2: need your help. Humanity is going to die. There's only
33:39
Speaker 2: five hundred thousand of us left. These alien creatures eat us.
33:44
Speaker 2: They don't have an agenda, they just want to eat us,
33:47
Speaker 2: and we're running out of people to fight them. So
33:50
Speaker 2: we need your help to come and fight these creatures.
33:54
Speaker 2: So at first, for twelve months, everyone's gung ho, Yes,
33:58
Speaker 2: let's protect our children, protect our grand children, save the future.
34:02
Speaker 2: Then only thirty percent of the people that are sent
34:05
Speaker 2: to the future end up coming back, and you only
34:08
Speaker 2: go for seven days. So all of a sudden you
34:11
Speaker 2: have faction saying this is not our war. Why are
34:15
Speaker 2: we going and fighting it? We have thirty years to
34:18
Speaker 2: prepare for this, Why should we go and fight? And
34:21
Speaker 2: I thought, you know, nothing makes people question a battle
34:27
Speaker 2: like casualties, people getting hurt, people getting killed. And Trump
34:34
Speaker 2: knows that, and so does Hegsbeth. And that's why they've
34:37
Speaker 2: hidden the casualties from Iran. And I thought, this movie,
34:42
Speaker 2: this sci fi movie, is illustrating why our government right
34:47
Speaker 2: now is hiding the truth about Iran because when Americans
34:52
Speaker 2: start seeing dead soldiers, if we had seen the seventeen coffins,
34:56
Speaker 2: which we did not, if we had seen the hunt
35:00
Speaker 2: ndreds of people wounded, which we did not, our view
35:03
Speaker 2: of Iran would be a little more urgent to end it.
35:08
Speaker 2: But everyone says he's now gotten himself into an unending
35:11
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35:44
Speaker 2: I also asked chat JPT yesterday about World War because
35:49
Speaker 2: the Hoothies. I'm gonna sneeze sorry the Hoothyes, heck you sorry,
35:55
Speaker 2: I've been sneezing all morning. The Hoothies. I hope I'm
35:58
Speaker 2: pronouncing that ry hoy houthy hi THI whatever they are
36:03
Speaker 2: now threatening the saudis okay, So the houthy threat adds
36:09
Speaker 2: to fears of a wider war and economic on the upheaval.
36:13
Speaker 2: This is coming out of the New York Times. Two
36:16
Speaker 2: oil tankers made U turns a day after the Iran
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Speaker 2: backed militant group in Yemen threatened traffic in another vital
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Speaker 2: shipping route. President Trump said he expected to keep firing
36:30
Speaker 2: on Iran after trading attacks for ten straight nights. The
36:36
Speaker 2: Houthis and Yemen are going to enforce a threat against
36:40
Speaker 2: Saudis passing in and out of the Red Sea. That
36:46
Speaker 2: it's escalating people. And in the last two weeks over
36:52
Speaker 2: one hundred soldiers have been wounded, with seventeen dead. Are
36:59
Speaker 2: you with that? Are you fine with gas back at
37:03
Speaker 2: five dollars maybe going to ten dollars if the hoofies
37:06
Speaker 2: stopped the Red Sea? Are you fine with grocery stores
37:10
Speaker 2: ripping us off and healthcare ripping us off and Trump
37:13
Speaker 2: not stopping it. The fact that United Healthcare went made
37:18
Speaker 2: five plus billion dollars in profit means we should stop
37:21
Speaker 2: all private care like that. All of these third party
37:26
Speaker 2: companies what's it called Medicare advantage plans, we should cancel
37:29
Speaker 2: them all and just do straight Medicare period. End of story.
37:33
Speaker 2: We own an insurance company. It's called Medicare. We do
37:36
Speaker 2: not need Medicare advantage plans. I'm on United Healthcare, their crap.
37:43
Speaker 2: I pay so much for my healthcare, I really do.
37:47
Speaker 2: I pay two hundred and fifty dollars per scan, and
37:51
Speaker 2: in some countries that's all a scan cost. I paid
37:55
Speaker 2: two hundred and fifty dollars copay for or I was
37:58
Speaker 2: going to for ancho cardiogram and I said, well, how
38:02
Speaker 2: much is the test? And she said, well, we normally
38:06
Speaker 2: charge two hundred dollars. And I said, then don't build
38:09
Speaker 2: my insurance. I'll just pay you two hundred dollars because
38:12
Speaker 2: that's fifty dollars cheaper than my copay. Wow. Wow. So
38:24
Speaker 2: you know, maybe aliens should come and eat us. I
38:28
Speaker 2: don't know the world has gone mad today, it really has.
38:34
Speaker 2: And I you know what I speak truth? I speak truth,
38:39
Speaker 2: and truth is unpopular right now. You know. I watch
38:42
Speaker 2: all these people Destiny, Dean Withers, Harry Sison, Adam Mockler,
38:49
Speaker 2: and I watched them sit there the Unfuck America tour,
38:53
Speaker 2: and they sit there and they debate, these MAGA people,
38:59
Speaker 2: and I just think, how stupid are these young people?
39:02
Speaker 2: You know, young Jews didn't sit and debate Nazis. They
39:06
Speaker 2: killed them. You know, I'm not saying we should kill
39:10
Speaker 2: the Maga. I'm just saying that the Jews didn't debate Nazis,
39:14
Speaker 2: they killed them, and the whole Why why platform these
39:20
Speaker 2: people who are so stupid that they should just you know,
39:24
Speaker 2: in Mexico yesterday they had a mural on the wall
39:28
Speaker 2: of a fake tunnel. Remember on Roadrunner, when Wiley Coyote
39:33
Speaker 2: would build a fake tunnel from acme. He'd throw it
39:36
Speaker 2: up on the side of the cliff and it'd look
39:38
Speaker 2: like a tunnel, and then he'd wait by the side
39:40
Speaker 2: to see if the road runner is going to keep
39:42
Speaker 2: running and smash right on into it. Someone painted that
39:46
Speaker 2: on a brick wall in Mexico, Okay, in a concrete
39:49
Speaker 2: wall with the Wiley Coyote right to the left and
39:52
Speaker 2: the road runner to the right and the big tunnel.
39:56
Speaker 2: A lady yesterday tried to drive through it and smashed
39:59
Speaker 2: the hole front of her car because she went full
40:02
Speaker 2: speed like she was driving into a tunnel. There is
40:05
Speaker 2: clearly a road runner there, There is clearly while e coyote,
40:10
Speaker 2: and she drives right into the wall. Stupid people used
40:16
Speaker 2: to not be protected, Okay, if they were that stupid
40:21
Speaker 2: in the Old West, if you were that stupid, you died.
40:26
Speaker 2: And nowadays you can be as stupid as MAGA and thrive.
40:32
Speaker 2: And that's what's wrong. And we platform. You will never
40:36
Speaker 2: see me debate some MAGA person on this show. If
40:39
Speaker 2: that's what you want, go someplace else. I am not
40:42
Speaker 2: going to sit here and platform somebody who is too
40:45
Speaker 2: stupid to exist. I'm just not. I don't want to
40:49
Speaker 2: hear their point of view, But what about hearing their
40:51
Speaker 2: point of view? I don't fucking care about their point
40:53
Speaker 2: of view. I could care less. I've heard their point
40:56
Speaker 2: of view since the dawn of time. We've heard their
40:59
Speaker 2: point of view. Me me, me, me me, I don't
41:02
Speaker 2: care about you u U u U. And then spitting
41:06
Speaker 2: out whatever ridiculous talking points they've been told to spit
41:10
Speaker 2: out with zero critical thinking. Why platform these people? You know? Why? Why?
41:21
Speaker 4: So?
41:22
Speaker 2: Meanwhile seventeen dead soldiers think about that. Think of the
41:26
Speaker 2: seventeen families. That's four sets of parents, grandparents. So that's
41:31
Speaker 2: hundreds of people now mourning. Hundreds Why Because Donald Trump?
41:36
Speaker 2: And if you went out and asked people, why are
41:39
Speaker 2: we fighting in Iran? No one's going to say, so
41:41
Speaker 2: they don't have a nuclear weapon. No one's going to
41:44
Speaker 2: say that. They're all going to say the straight of
41:47
Speaker 2: hormooth oil energy. It's supposed to be about stopping them
41:52
Speaker 2: from getting a nuclear weapon. Have we not done that already?
41:56
Speaker 2: Have we not bombed all the sites that could in
41:58
Speaker 2: fact create nuclear I mean, shouldn't the war be over
42:02
Speaker 2: the greatest country in the world, the most testosterone filled
42:05
Speaker 2: fighting for us in the world, and we can't defeat
42:08
Speaker 2: a country with less than five million people in it.
42:13
Speaker 2: Something's up there. You know, Saudi's condemned the Hoofy blockade.
42:20
Speaker 2: So what it's still happening?
42:23
Speaker 4: You know.
42:26
Speaker 2: It's still happening. Oh God, I'm just gonna I'm just
42:35
Speaker 2: gonna chill. Breathe deeply, breathe deeply. Did you hear that
42:42
Speaker 2: last quarter they only sold like twelve thousand cyber trucks
42:46
Speaker 2: and of that Tesla bought six thousand for their own fleet.
42:50
Speaker 2: Isn't that something? Isn't that something? I'm trying to read
42:53
Speaker 2: the chat room. We are breeding stupid people, We certainly are.
42:59
Speaker 2: What else revival of the stupidest stupid people will sure
43:02
Speaker 2: and win. Unfortunately, Yep, we need a Purge Day. No,
43:07
Speaker 2: we don't. That's although I you know, every time I
43:09
Speaker 2: see those movies, I think that's gonna happen. Yeah. Bill
43:15
Speaker 2: Maher said that he'd vote for JD. Vance over a
43:18
Speaker 2: Democratic socialist. I've told you all along that Bill Maher
43:23
Speaker 2: is a turncoat. You know, he he changed and liberals
43:32
Speaker 2: and that's what I mean, Liberals still watch Bill Maher.
43:37
Speaker 2: When he had began to be liked by Maga, that's
43:39
Speaker 2: when I stopped. When Maga is like, oh, he's a Democrat,
43:43
Speaker 2: that gets it, I thought, Nope, that means he's gone
43:46
Speaker 2: over the edge and drank the kool aid or the
43:48
Speaker 2: fruit drink. It was not kool aid, it was fruit drink.
43:52
Speaker 2: Jim Jones did not serve kool aid. He served some
43:55
Speaker 2: Cambodian fruit drink. So, yeah, when you have Bill Maher
44:01
Speaker 2: having dinner with Donald Trump saying he would vote for JD.
44:04
Speaker 2: Vance over a Democratic socialist, why are they so afraid
44:07
Speaker 2: of the word socialism. Bill Maher uses the roads to
44:09
Speaker 2: get to and from work. I bet, I bet he's
44:12
Speaker 2: used the post office in his lifetime. He didn't have
44:14
Speaker 2: any kids, but I'm sure his relatives sent his kids
44:17
Speaker 2: to public school, I could you know. I'll bet. I
44:22
Speaker 2: bet he'll take his Medicare. I bet he'll take his
44:24
Speaker 2: solid security check when he gets it. I bet in
44:29
Speaker 2: his lifetime he's been on unemployment. All these people that
44:34
Speaker 2: fear democratic socialist and yet they take advantage of socialism.
44:40
Speaker 2: That's just rich as well. So what I wanted to
44:46
Speaker 2: talk about today actually was non political. I thought, I
44:48
Speaker 2: don't want to do politics tomorrow. I'm tired of politics.
44:51
Speaker 2: It's getting me crazy. I'm sick of it. I'm done
44:53
Speaker 2: with it. I'd rather not do the show if I
44:55
Speaker 2: have to talk about politics. And then I said, well,
44:56
Speaker 2: it's your show, talk about Jaman. If you lose listeners,
44:59
Speaker 2: if you lose all your patrons, so well, then you'll
45:01
Speaker 2: just stop the show. But if you don't want to
45:03
Speaker 2: talk politics anymore, don't. And what I started thinking about
45:08
Speaker 2: was the rise in anti tech. My friend Steve is
45:14
Speaker 2: a prime example of this. He loves Vinyl, He's got
45:18
Speaker 2: hundreds and hundreds of records. But in the last year
45:21
Speaker 2: vinyl has surged, and now CDs have surged. The CD
45:27
Speaker 2: sales are up twenty six percent. Now that's sizable. Vinyl
45:32
Speaker 2: sales increased again this year now it's back more. Vinyl
45:38
Speaker 2: records have not made as much money as they're making
45:41
Speaker 2: now since the late eighties. It is a billion dollar
45:46
Speaker 2: industry again. Vinyl. Now, CDs are coming back and there's
45:52
Speaker 2: a big backlash against Sony. Sony is taking all of
45:56
Speaker 2: their games for the PlayStation and making them un of
46:00
Speaker 2: available on a CD. So now you have to buy
46:04
Speaker 2: it digitally, and it comes with the caveat that they
46:08
Speaker 2: can cancel it at any time. You purchased the game
46:11
Speaker 2: for like eighty bucks, you download it, and Sony says
46:15
Speaker 2: at any point that they could just cancel it if
46:17
Speaker 2: they want, so you don't own it. So jen Y
46:21
Speaker 2: and gen Z. The younger people are tired of streaming,
46:25
Speaker 2: they're tired of not owning their music, and now they
46:29
Speaker 2: want to own their music, so they are turning to
46:33
Speaker 2: CDs again, Vinyl records, even cassette tapes. Film cameras. Film
46:41
Speaker 2: cameras have shown a seventeen percent increase in sales. Kodak
46:46
Speaker 2: just came out with a new film camera. Pentax has
46:50
Speaker 2: a film camera now, Fuji has new film cameras, not
46:53
Speaker 2: old ones that you buy new ones. Agfa still makes film,
46:58
Speaker 2: Fuji still makes film they're going back to film cameras.
47:03
Speaker 2: There's even hybrid cameras now that are film and digital,
47:07
Speaker 2: so you can see the photo right away, but have film. Suddenly,
47:14
Speaker 2: young kids are realizing that maybe, just maybe digital is
47:18
Speaker 2: not the answer, and that maybe, just maybe you should
47:22
Speaker 2: own your music, or own your movies, or own your games,
47:31
Speaker 2: or have a negative of your picture. I'm all for it,
47:37
Speaker 2: although I'm kind of not. You know. MP three's were
47:41
Speaker 2: fine with me before streaming. In other words, before Apple
47:47
Speaker 2: Music and Spotify. You bought the album, but you downloaded
47:52
Speaker 2: the MP three but you had the digital file and
47:55
Speaker 2: you could burn a CD from it and have a CD,
48:01
Speaker 2: and you had your iPod. Oh those are Try to
48:04
Speaker 2: go to eBay and buy an iPod. Oh my god,
48:06
Speaker 2: they're selling like hotcakes. And so I felt ownership of
48:12
Speaker 2: my MP three's on my iPod, you know. But then
48:17
Speaker 2: streaming came and people stopped buying the MP three's, they
48:21
Speaker 2: just streamed them. So I'd be fine if gen Z
48:24
Speaker 2: and gen Y went back to actually buying the MP three's,
48:29
Speaker 2: you know, I don't think we have to go back
48:31
Speaker 2: to CDs and albums, but if they want to, sure,
48:35
Speaker 2: I'm releasing a new single in three days, and I
48:38
Speaker 2: am probably going to press a limited number of vinyl
48:40
Speaker 2: just because people want to buy it. Oh and you
48:45
Speaker 2: know another big thing that's happening now, Bluetooth landline phones.
48:50
Speaker 2: So you connect your cell phone to this vintage looking
48:53
Speaker 2: telephone and then you use the handset and the dial
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Speaker 2: to call. It's still your cell phone, but you're using
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Speaker 2: a bluetooth, old kind of landline. Those are really popular
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Speaker 2: right now. Tech is going backwards, and I think it's
49:11
Speaker 2: because we've gotten an overload. We're just we're in it,
49:15
Speaker 2: and we're tired of the head of Spotify or the
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Speaker 2: head of Apple Music making billions of dollars while artist
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Speaker 2: we like aren't making anything. You know, if you're not
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Speaker 2: Adele or Taylor Swift or Beyonce, and you're an artist,
49:31
Speaker 2: just a regular artist like Emily Sonde, she's not making
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Speaker 2: a fortune off of streaming. She's not Anastasia. She sold
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Speaker 2: fifty million albums, only eight million of those in the
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Speaker 2: United States, forty two million abroad, So she's okay, she's
49:47
Speaker 2: got some cash, but she's not making money off of
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Speaker 2: the streaming of her music. For every album that I
49:56
Speaker 2: used to sell, I made dollar fifty two dollars. Now
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Speaker 2: if someone streams my album, I make point zero zero
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Speaker 2: four cents. There's just no money in entertainment anymore. And
50:12
Speaker 2: as the merger goes, you know, on hold now for
50:17
Speaker 2: Paramount because of all these lawsuits. There's a little hope
50:21
Speaker 2: there that the five companies that control Hollywood won't become
50:26
Speaker 2: three companies as Paramount gobbles up two of them. We're
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Speaker 2: going backwards a little bit, and in some ways I
50:34
Speaker 2: think that's good. Vinyl CD and even cassette sales are up.
50:41
Speaker 2: I mean, no one wants vhs, but I still got
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Speaker 2: one of those. I got no show signe Yes, I
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Speaker 2: agree with In the chat room is James says, it's
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Speaker 2: a low key gen z tech rebellion against a digital onslaught.
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Speaker 1: It is.
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Speaker 2: They're getting just they don't even like AI fourteen fifteen
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Speaker 2: sixteen year olds, they don't like AI. They don't like it.
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Speaker 2: Did you hear in San Francisco? Now what happened was wrong? FYI?
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Speaker 2: But there was a coffee shop. I think it's called
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Speaker 2: grounds Ground and something. I'd have to look it up,
51:40
Speaker 2: but there's a coffee shop and they were ordering a
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Speaker 2: sign for their window. But in the meantime, they did
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Speaker 2: AI images of their drinks and their croissants and everything,
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Speaker 2: and there was a huge backlash, so much so that
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Speaker 2: they got vandalized and they destroyed the sign with the
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Speaker 2: AI images and wrote graffiti over it. Now, this wasn't
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Speaker 2: to be the permanent sign, but obviously it offended the sensibilities.
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Speaker 2: Let me find the name of it. It was at
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Speaker 2: the San Francisco Gate or was it the Chronicle let
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Speaker 2: me check, Oops, typing in the wrong thing. SF Gate.
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Speaker 2: Let's see. Yeah, it was all over AI images on
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Speaker 2: their sign. People just hated it. They were like, oh
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Speaker 2: my god, where's the top story exceptional where footage in
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Speaker 2: Monterey Bay? Yeah, there was a great shot from Monterey
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Speaker 2: Bay of a killer whale, about Tita, about tda dolphin
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Speaker 2: flying through the air. Here it is San frances number
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Speaker 2: two story. San Francisco restaurant gets angry backlash for AI
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Speaker 2: menu items. Let's see they grind and Unwind is the
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Speaker 2: name of the store on Hyte Street. They posted this AI.
53:05
Speaker 2: Oh look here I can show you. I can show
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Speaker 2: you what happened to their store because of it. Now,
53:11
Speaker 2: this is wrong, it shouldn't have happened, but it did
53:16
Speaker 2: I've lost my mouse? How many of you hate it
53:19
Speaker 2: when you lose your mouse? Okay, let's see uh here
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Speaker 2: screen capture and there you see you see the graffiti
53:30
Speaker 2: that happened. See this right here, that happened because they
53:34
Speaker 2: had AI. They had an AI sign and that's something,
53:39
Speaker 2: and that's something. So yeah, they they you know, people
53:44
Speaker 2: were like, oh this AI slop. I'd rather see a
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Speaker 2: shitty photo taken with a polaroid camera on a light
53:51
Speaker 2: box than some AI slop. This is not abnormal. Now
53:57
Speaker 2: young people are turning against AI images. They're turning against AI,
54:03
Speaker 2: and that's a good thing. AI has its uses, science, technology, coding, medicine. Yes, absolutely,
54:14
Speaker 2: AI can now take a drug. Okay, and when it
54:19
Speaker 2: used to take them years to run all these different
54:23
Speaker 2: scenarios with this drug, now AI can do it in
54:27
Speaker 2: twenty minutes. So yes, AI has its place, But it
54:33
Speaker 2: doesn't belong everywhere. I do not believe it. Does it
54:37
Speaker 2: belong in entertainment? Yes, as a tool, certainly, I mean CGI,
54:42
Speaker 2: computer generated images, star wars, all of these ones that
54:46
Speaker 2: you know. He just died too, the guy from what
54:50
Speaker 2: was his name? The company was named after him, And
54:54
Speaker 2: something works, Oh I forget anyway. One of the leaders
54:57
Speaker 2: in CGI just died. But so, you know, can there
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Speaker 2: be a marriage of AI and creativity, Yes, of course
55:06
Speaker 2: if you want to use it to help you come
55:08
Speaker 2: up with a top line or something, and then take
55:10
Speaker 2: that top line and make it your own. Okay, you
55:13
Speaker 2: know you have a scene in a movie that you
55:17
Speaker 2: know you need some more footage of because the wide
55:19
Speaker 2: shot didn't go wide enough and you need ten more
55:22
Speaker 2: seconds of a panning shot. Okay, sure, entire movies. No
55:29
Speaker 2: AI artist charting with records.
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Speaker 4: No.
55:34
Speaker 2: So there is a tech backlash growing from the younger people,
55:40
Speaker 2: and I'm all for that, and a lot of you
55:43
Speaker 2: still listen to your CDs. Look, I had VHS movies
55:46
Speaker 2: that I'm converting to digital. Just getting around to that.
55:48
Speaker 2: By the way, I'm looking at the VHS recorder right now.
55:51
Speaker 2: A lot of it's me and Andrew, and it's taking
55:54
Speaker 2: me a long time because every time I play one
55:56
Speaker 2: of them, I cry and get sad and miss it
56:00
Speaker 2: and all of that. But I am trying to convert.
56:03
Speaker 2: You know, I have probably one hundred VHS tapes I
56:06
Speaker 2: need to convert to digital, and the same with mini
56:09
Speaker 2: disc and DATS. Digital audio tapes. I have every show
56:14
Speaker 2: I ever did on a DAT from KFI from Kgo
56:19
Speaker 2: mini disc, so I need to convert all that to digital.
56:23
Speaker 2: Listening to music for me is still easier digital. But
56:27
Speaker 2: I like that I own it. When like Madonna's New
56:30
Speaker 2: Confessions too, I bought it. I know I could stream
56:34
Speaker 2: it for free. I'm a member of Apple Music, but
56:36
Speaker 2: I bought it. Shouldn't need the money, but I bought it.
56:40
Speaker 2: Steve bought four different versions on vinyl, but I bought
56:44
Speaker 2: the digital files. I owned them, and to me, that's fine.
56:50
Speaker 2: You know, back it up on CD. Sure in case
56:53
Speaker 2: the power because of the power goes out, your CD
56:55
Speaker 2: player ain't going to work either. There is a permanence
56:59
Speaker 2: to something like vinyl records. I mean, we have vinyl
57:02
Speaker 2: records from the nineteen twenties nineteen thirty, so you can
57:05
Speaker 2: still listen to go to a library, you can listen
57:07
Speaker 2: to a seventy eight rpm jazz record from the nineteen tens.
57:12
Speaker 2: I doubt that digital Taylor Swift is going to be
57:15
Speaker 2: heard in twenty one thirty. And what's the next step?
57:20
Speaker 2: What happens when technology changes again and music switches from
57:24
Speaker 2: MP three streaming to something else. I don't know what else,
57:27
Speaker 2: but it'll be something. Does all our investment in our
57:32
Speaker 2: MP three's go out the window? They're so quick to
57:35
Speaker 2: change technology, make us buy it all over again. Alrighty, well,
57:41
Speaker 2: we are almost out of here. I prepared a science
57:45
Speaker 2: course curriculum so I could teach it an adjunct capacity,
57:49
Speaker 2: but no takers. I put it on my YouTube channel,
57:51
Speaker 2: so now the work was just given away. Oh my god,
57:55
Speaker 2: open the bay door. How amen? I still listen to
57:58
Speaker 2: regular radio to Oh I can't. Regular radio has turned
58:02
Speaker 2: to shit. Too many commercials, too many. They're now down
58:07
Speaker 2: to thirty one minutes of talk per hour on major stations,
58:10
Speaker 2: and as for music, they're down to less than forty
58:13
Speaker 2: minutes of music per hour. So I just I can't.
58:17
Speaker 2: I know the ads are great, I know they pay
58:18
Speaker 2: the jocks. I get that. I understand it. I was one.
58:21
Speaker 2: I get it. But I just can't because I'll hear
58:26
Speaker 2: ads for Joe Lombardo, you know, or some other Republicans.
58:30
Speaker 2: All right, I am Karel, You'll be who you want
58:32
Speaker 2: to be selling to. Hurry buddy. Sorry. I was a
58:33
Speaker 2: little angry at the start of the show. But Sherry
58:36
Speaker 2: and Jeannie hurt my feelings where they didn't defend me
58:39
Speaker 2: to Maureen and they just got up and left. I
58:42
Speaker 2: could stopped. All right, we'll be back tomorrow, Wendy and
58:45
Speaker 2: then Thirsdy with this gay week, I hope. I haven't
58:47
Speaker 2: heard from Scott and there's been bombings in Kiev.
58:50
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