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De Blasio "Separation" · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question in for our American mama. We were asked, let's
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  see we have that um, oh yeah, yeah, if you got separated,
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  would you and your husband live in the same house. Well, let's
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  ask our American mama, mama and joining us now our American Mama Terry Nettaville.
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  There's a news out of New York. The former mayor of New York
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  City, Build A. Blasio, and his wife, Shirley McCrae, announced
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  they were getting separated, but they're still gonna live in the same house.
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  They're not getting divorced, but they are And I don't know why they felt
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  the need to tell this to other people, but they are now going to
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  sleep with other people. They're going to have intercourse. They're gonna have sex
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  with people who is not their spouse. They're gonna stay separated but still live
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  in the same I don't know. Yeah, she said, I just want
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  to have fun. What she just wants to have fun? That's as she
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  said, I have fun. This is interesting because its real quick. Do
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  you and Kevin have fun? Yoh yeah, okay, so that's not necessarily
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  you don't have to get separated from your husband, right, have fun?
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  I just thought that was such a weird response to this. I mean,
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  he's so bizarre to me, and I think I speak for a lot of
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  people. When he was eating that hamburger in French fries, you know,
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  if you get the COVID shot, you could have a free hamburger and he
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  ate and it was disgusting. Really, You're like, dude, you're such
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  a freak. He's so weird. He gives off the heb GB vibes.
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  He's the one that had bill and painted so big right under trunk tower.
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  Yeah, you know, he's just a bizarre human being. And then he
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  I think it was one of those things where he had everybody knocked down,
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  yet he got to go work out right, you know, he had to
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  go do what he wanted to do. Yeah, but this is what he
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  said. But isn't that this is the same thing, Like he's like,
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  everybody's still you know, lock down, you're our marriage, but you do
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  what you want to Yeah, go do it. I mean, jeez,
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  oh my gosh, there's just no way. This is just so whatever.
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  You know what this is, this is their marriage. So on the one
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  hand, I say, you do you boo, if that's what y'all want
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  to do that is fine. If that is weird to me, it's weird
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  to me. That's just my opinion. But look, free country, do
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  whatever you need to do. But this is so interesting. I did not
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  know this, he said, for the guy who took the chance on a
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  woman who was an out lesbian and wrote an article called I Am a lesbian,
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  there was a part of me that would at times say, hmmm,
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  is this like a time bomb ticking? Is this something that you're going to
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  regret later on? This is what he told the Times, So he's first
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  of all, I was like, wait, wait, what like you thought
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  maybe this is a ticking time bomb? Yes, dude, that is kind
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  of a recipe for a disaster down the road if you're wanting to have a
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  monogamous relationship. Anyway, So as they, you know, put all of
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  this out there for people to know. I mean, really, all they
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  had to do is just keep living together and having do whatever whatever. Whatever
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  they want is something that's my other question here. Why is this something they
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  felt the need to tell all of America about what happens inside their bedrooms?
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  I'm assuming it's plural now, yeah, why do we need to know this.
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  I don't know. I just I'm so perplexed by this, because what
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  do they get out of it. Is it just because they're okay, now
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  we're single, ready to mingle. We want people to know that we're not
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  really together anymore. So if you're interested in me, give me a call.
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  I don't know. This is the most bizarre thing I have not ever,
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  but it's one of the most bizarre things I've ever heard about. And
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  um, there was really It's interesting because there was really something about them that
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  just didn't seem to mesh. Like when he was about to run for president,
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  she said she was going to stay with him because that's not a time
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  to step away from your mate, that's the times. And I thought,
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  oh, they've been talking about this for a while or a while, so
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  maybe they've just decided, Hey, we're buds. Okay, we're good friends,
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  and we're gonna be roommates. You do your thing, I'll do my
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  thing, and we're all gonna live happily ever after. Okay, that's fine,
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  But you are a leader in your community, whether people really like you
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  or not. That's who you were able to be that you're a mayor,
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  right, So, but why do people feel such a need to bring their
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  laundry out like this. I don't get it well. And is this about
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  how expensive real estate is in New York? Look, I don't know,
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  if God forbid, has something happened to you and Kevin. I don't think
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  you guys would stay in the same house. Let me just tell you right
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  now. The answer is no. There's no way. There's no possible way
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  that if we split, that we could live together and I could see him
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  with somebody else, he could see me with something. There's no there's no
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  way in this entire world that would ever happen. Because it's like, I
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  don't know. I mean maybe because I don't I don't live in their world.
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  Again, I'm trying not to judge, but my that my whole issue
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  with this is you took out a piece in the Times to express what's going
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  on in your marriage and then you basically out each other, right, I
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  don't know. It's just a bizarre it's a very very weird. Yeah,
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  to write this, this was something they wanted to do, to write about
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  this, to publicize this, Like how does maybe this is like the beginning
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  of a book deal. They're trying to get a book out of this.
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  So, I mean, I don't know, but once again, these are
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  elitists telling us that this is good, this is fine, this is okay,
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  this is the way. I mean, look at us one normal.
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  Yeah, you might want to try this yourself. I don't know, because
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  it's like a bizarre story to me. When I heard about it, I
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  was like, wait what, And I think a lot of us are going
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  to probably feel the same way about that. If you like ask our American
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  you so much, Thank you. There's more fresh roasted American Round Radio brewing,
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