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Trump Attacks Iran AND U.S. Media | FCC Threats, Rising Gas Prices & The Real Cost of War · The Karel Show

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Speaker 3: A billion people watched the Oscars last night? Did they
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Speaker 3: get it right? Although Trump is threatening the media with
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Speaker 3: to be ad free, but who knows. All right, it's
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Speaker 3: the day after Oscar so that's fabulous. We are going
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Speaker 3: to talk about that. Donald Trump is threatening the media
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Speaker 3: with threats of treason. We are going to talk about that.
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Speaker 3: There is so much going on today that we need
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Speaker 3: to talk about. I have been in medical hell all
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Speaker 3: morning with my sister, so you know that that is
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Speaker 3: what that is. She's really got delirium badly. And to
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Speaker 3: sit there and hear the nurses try to talk to
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Speaker 3: her and take what she says seriously. As I'm sitting
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Speaker 3: there saying do what I say, not what she says,
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Speaker 3: to the charge nurse, to the nursing administrator. I've had
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Speaker 3: There's a they need to put a feeding tube dinner.
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Speaker 3: They were supposed to do it Thursday, Friday, now Monday,
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Speaker 3: and now they're saying Tuesday. That's unacceptable. She can't be
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Speaker 3: transferred to rehab without it, and she's getting sicker in
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Speaker 3: the hospital. So I've been on the phone raising Holy
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Speaker 3: Hell since seven fifteen. I'm not making that up. Three hours.
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Speaker 3: I just got off the phone three hours of raising
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Speaker 3: Holy Hell, just to get my sister the care that
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Speaker 3: she needs. You know, if you don't have a patient
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Speaker 3: advocate for you or with you when you go into
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Speaker 3: the hospital, if you don't have somebody that is going
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Speaker 3: to be there to stay on top of them. I
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Speaker 3: had to read a nurse this morning with an end
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Speaker 3: of her life because she's on Maybe we should call
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Speaker 3: this tim guy. She seemed better when he was here.
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Speaker 3: I'm like that, you mean her abuser, you know, you
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Speaker 3: mean the person we've set the code word up anyway,
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Speaker 3: So you need an advocate. Try to make sure that
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Speaker 3: no matter what happens to you in life, if you
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Speaker 3: McLean or a me or our patient advocate, because otherwise
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Speaker 3: hospitals could in fact kill you. And you know, there's
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Speaker 3: just there's no two ways about that. So I'm dealing
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Speaker 3: with that all morning, and it sort of makes it
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Speaker 3: hard to switch gears, you know, to to get out
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Speaker 3: of that mindset and get into this mindset because it's
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Speaker 3: all bad news. You know, my sister being in the
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Speaker 3: hospital having delirium is basically caused by the hospital. The
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Speaker 3: hospital delirium. It's not really her brain tumor or lack
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Speaker 3: thereof that did this. It's being in the hospital so long,
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Speaker 3: on a ventilator, on medicines, not knowing night or day,
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Speaker 3: all of that. Your brain just gets befuddled, and you know,
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Speaker 3: having to fight for her right to get out of
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Speaker 3: the hospital into rehab and make them do the procedures
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Speaker 3: that they have been saying they need to do in
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Speaker 3: a timely fashion. It's a battle, you know, one battle
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Speaker 3: left enough And I was just all set to open
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Speaker 3: with the oscars a billion people watched last night and
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Speaker 3: they saw my But you know, I'll talk about the movies,
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Speaker 3: but I want to say that Barbara was there streisand
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Speaker 3: and while I was joyous to see her, and she
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Speaker 3: added a huge gravitas, not only to the memoriam but
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Speaker 3: to the event, it was hard. She's eighty three and
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Speaker 3: she sounded eighty three. She didn't really look eighty three.
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Speaker 3: Her hair kind of did. It's long, but it had
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Speaker 3: that old lady long hair look. And it hurt me
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Speaker 3: because I realized that I fell in love with her
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Speaker 3: in nineteen seventy seven, when I was fifteen, and she
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Speaker 3: was thirty five in seventy seven. Yeah, she was born
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Speaker 3: in forty two, so she was thirty three. So I
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Speaker 3: was fifteen, she was thirty three. And now she's eighty
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Speaker 3: three and I'm sixty three, and I realize she's not
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Speaker 3: going to be around, or at least in the public
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Speaker 3: view for much longer. And that really made me feel old.
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Speaker 3: You know, seeing an icon that you love and a dore,
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Speaker 3: you know, basically turning into a very old Jewish woman.
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Speaker 3: It makes you feel old. It reminds you of your
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Speaker 3: own mortality and all of that. And so that's what
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Speaker 3: Oscar did for me last night. It made me feel old.
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Speaker 3: But they did give it to Michael V. Jordan. He
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Speaker 3: deserved it, but they kind of had to. Oscar bends
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Speaker 3: over itself to prove it's not racist, because it is
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Speaker 3: racist and homophobic and anti woman. And I'll explain those
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Speaker 3: So I knew Michael B. Jordan was going to win
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Speaker 3: the award because otherwise there would have been screams of
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Speaker 3: racism and they would have been rightfully deserved. You know,
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Speaker 3: I'm in organizations that vote on awards and I don't
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Speaker 3: care what they tell you. Okay, I can tell you
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Speaker 3: how things are going to go now, I can. I
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Speaker 3: truly can. And again, sorry for the ads. I don't
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Speaker 3: know how they're getting there. I said not to use advertising.
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Speaker 3: I'm sorry. To skip them. So I knew that Michael B.
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Speaker 3: Jordan would win for Best Actor because if he didn't,
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Speaker 3: they would be called racist. And they don't want to
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Speaker 3: be called racist because they are racist. Let's be real.
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Speaker 3: The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, as well
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Speaker 3: as Grammy and and almost every organization that honors the
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Speaker 3: arts is made up of mostly white people. No matter
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Speaker 3: how they try to do their outreach, no matter how
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Speaker 3: they try to be inclusive, the fact is that more
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Speaker 3: white people make art than not, at least art that
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Speaker 3: get noticed because of the white people in the c suites.
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Speaker 3: The only black film executive just sold out to Paramount.
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Speaker 3: Tyler Perry just sold his stake in be Et to
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Speaker 3: Paramount so they can take over Warner Brothers. And in
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Speaker 3: part of that deal, Larry Ellison, Donald Trump's best friend,
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Speaker 3: is going to take over be Et, so a white
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Speaker 3: guy will be running it. And so, because there are
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Speaker 3: so few films that feature black people, gay people, whatever,
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Speaker 3: whenever one makes it all the way to Oscar, they
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Speaker 3: tend to vote for that because they know they don't
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Speaker 3: get the chance to vote for black artist, gay artist,
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Speaker 3: or female directors or female editors. Last night, a cinematographer one.
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Speaker 3: She's a female. She was the cinematographer for Sinners. And
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Speaker 3: the oscars are like almost one hundred years old, and
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Speaker 3: this is the first time that a woman has won
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Speaker 3: for cinematographer. She's not the first female cinematographer. And this
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Speaker 3: is only like the fourth or fifth time that a
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Speaker 3: black man has won for Best Actor. And Ryan Coogler
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Speaker 3: lost to Paul Anderson for one battle after another, not
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Speaker 3: the best film of the year, but he lost, you know,
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Speaker 3: and he would have been the first black director to win.
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Speaker 3: So there still hasn't been a black director now, you know.
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Speaker 3: I know they like to scream they're not racist, But
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Speaker 3: if you're not racist, then why has no black man
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Speaker 3: ever won a directing award before? Why can we count
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Speaker 3: on one hand the number of African Americans that have
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Speaker 3: won the Best Male Actor category or Best Female Actress category.
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Speaker 3: Why can we count on three fingers the number of
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Speaker 3: openly gay people who have won in the major categories?
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Speaker 3: You know, because inherently these awards skew white, you know,
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Speaker 3: And I don't want to break it to Maga that
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Speaker 3: you know out you're out there saying whites are disappearing
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Speaker 3: and we're not gonna be the majority, and blah, oh please,
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Speaker 3: you know, white people still pretty much run everything and
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Speaker 3: win everything. White straight people, not even white white straight
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Speaker 3: even white white gays, no white straights. Yes, So the
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Speaker 3: awards were kind of split the baby. They gave some
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Speaker 3: to one Battle after another even though it was not
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Speaker 3: the best film of the year, and they gave others
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Speaker 3: to sinners. And then they gave a few little lesser awards,
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Speaker 3: you know, like costuming ever to you know, some other films.
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Speaker 3: So they tried to like split the split the prizes up.
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Speaker 3: In a show that ran three and a half hours,
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Speaker 3: it was entertaining. I guess, thank god they're playing clips again. Uh.
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Speaker 3: And they only did two of the songs, and they
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Speaker 3: did the K pop demon Hunter song, and I thought
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Speaker 3: to myself, well, a majority of your audience is sitting
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Speaker 3: there going what's this. They're trying to get younger. The
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Speaker 3: best part of the night was Colin or what's his name?
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Speaker 3: The host, you know, Coco, what's his name? Why am
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Speaker 3: I blanking on it? I can see his face. Conan O'Brien,
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Speaker 3: Conan O'Brien doing a skit with Michael B. Jordan about
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Speaker 3: how they're trying to make movies repeat their plots and
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Speaker 3: repeat key story elements because people aren't watching movies one
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Speaker 3: hundred percent. They're watching their phone and the movie, so
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Speaker 3: they want you to They want filmmakers and scriptwriters to
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Speaker 3: repeat key elements throughout the film so people that have
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Speaker 3: missed it because they're watching their phones. He also did
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Speaker 3: a whole thing about making films vertical. It was quite hysterical.
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Speaker 3: His commentary on the industry was actually the best part
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Speaker 3: of the evening, and the rest was just you know,
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Speaker 3: typical awards fair. Some got political the documentary people always
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Speaker 3: get political, other people not so much. There wasn't a
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Speaker 3: lot of Trump criticism. There was a couple things Conan
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Speaker 3: O'Brien did that were funny about Trump, like we'll let
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Speaker 3: him rename that theater, you know, and things like that,
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Speaker 3: but for the most part, kind of uneventful when it
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Speaker 3: comes to politics. They did make history giving a female
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Speaker 3: the Best Cinematography. I believe with her last name that
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Speaker 3: she may be Native American, but I'm not sure. And
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Speaker 3: then Michael B. Jordan winning was great Best Actress. Of course, hey,
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Speaker 3: you know she deserved it from Hamnet, I guess because
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Speaker 3: That's the other thing. If anyone ever does Shakespeare or
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Speaker 3: you know, doesn't that kind of film, they always been
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Speaker 3: an award because I think the Academy is afraid to
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Speaker 3: not a word, you know, Shakespeare, because you know, it's
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Speaker 3: the essence of acting. I fell asleep during Hamnet twice.
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Speaker 3: But the oscars are moving off of ABC. They will
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Speaker 3: be off of ABC in three years and going to YouTube,
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Speaker 3: which brings up the argument that YouTube, which is governed
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Speaker 3: by different set of rules because they say it is
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Speaker 3: not a network, it is not a studio. It is
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Speaker 3: it is like Facebook or Instagram or whatever. YouTube is
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Speaker 3: a studio in a network, but they say it's not so.
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Speaker 3: And that will play into the Trump story because today
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Speaker 3: Trump is screaming he wants the license pulled of any
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Speaker 3: network that is not favorably reporting on the Iran conflict
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Speaker 3: because he calls anything else fake news. The head of
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Speaker 3: the FCC has already threatened network's licenses. He can't on streaming.
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Speaker 3: That's why me, David Pacman, Stephanie Miller, Tom Hartman, all
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Speaker 3: of that. He can't threaten how we cover things online.
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Speaker 3: Aaron Parness. He can't threaten how he covers things. We
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Speaker 3: don't have to be licensed by the FCC, and YouTube
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Speaker 3: does not have to be licensed by the FCC, so
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Speaker 3: he can't threaten people doing news on YouTube, But ABC, CBS, NBC,
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Speaker 3: Fox News, which they're all gonna own. By the way,
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Speaker 3: he already owns CBS News because Larry Ellison, his best friend,
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Speaker 3: owns it and he's proud of it. Donald Trump himself,
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Speaker 3: in a rage tweeting in the last two nights, has
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Speaker 3: been rage tweeting, and he himself posted a thing about
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Speaker 3: how he is reshaped being the media, how public broadcasting
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Speaker 3: has been defunded, how CNN is about to be owned
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Speaker 3: by Larry Ellison and you know, a best friend of his,
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Speaker 3: How Jimmy Kimmel was fined and removed, and how Colbert
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Speaker 3: has been fired. This is straight out of Hitler's playbook.
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Speaker 3: I am tired of people saying you cannot make those comparisons.
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Speaker 3: You can threatening media with treason if they don't report
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Speaker 3: on a war that you started with no provocation, where
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Speaker 3: you are killing children and innocent people, driving up gas prices,
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Speaker 3: driving up food prices, having no clear exit plan, and
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Speaker 3: putting a one legged dictator in that is actually worse
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Speaker 3: than the one that was in before. He has lost
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Speaker 3: and MAGA is brainwashed. He is only looking at poles
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Speaker 3: coming from MAGA. Ninety two percent of MAGA agree with him,
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Speaker 3: eight percent does not, and that eight percent is starting
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Speaker 3: to get vocal. Tucker Carlson might be under investigation. He
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Speaker 3: went to the White House, visited Trump. Then he sent
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Speaker 3: some text to people in Iran before the attack. If
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Speaker 3: he said there was an attack coming to those people,
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Speaker 3: then they have cause. And did you hear Christine Nome
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Speaker 3: is now going to be under investigation for lying to Congress,
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Speaker 3: and he's letting it happen. So he's going after Tucker
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Speaker 3: Carlson with the Department of Justice. He's going after Christino
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Speaker 3: and yet MAGA supports him, so he's only listening to MAGA.
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Speaker 3: A majority of the country does not support the war
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Speaker 3: in Iran. And now he is threatening NATO that if
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Speaker 3: they don't send ships to his little debacle and help
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Speaker 3: him protect the Strait of Harmouth, he's threatening that things
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Speaker 3: will not go well for NATO. He is behaving like
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Speaker 3: a dictator or just a dick. But either way, he's
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Speaker 3: behaving poorly. And if you report on that and you
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Speaker 3: are a network. He's threatening your license through the head
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Speaker 3: of the FCC. The head of the FCC should tell him, no,
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Speaker 3: we're not going to do that. They have First Amendment protections.
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Speaker 3: And if it ever went to court, if he tried
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Speaker 3: to pull licenses, the court would side with the station.
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Speaker 3: They have First Amendment protections. And you know today is
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Speaker 3: the is the birthday of James Madison, one of our founders,
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Speaker 3: who is known as the father of the Constitution. It's
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Speaker 3: his birthday today. You would think that we would be
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Speaker 3: celebrating that and the Constitution instead of watching an administration
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Speaker 3: tear it apart and tear it to shreds. Him threatening media,
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Speaker 3: even in his rage tweets, should be an impeachable offense.
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Speaker 3: It directly goes against the document that he was sworn
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Speaker 3: to protect and serve, the Institution. The First Amendment grants
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Speaker 3: freedom of the press, and that's what the First Amendment
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Speaker 3: was for. The First Amendment was not so you can
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Speaker 3: go run your mouth on social media. That's not what
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Speaker 3: the First Amendment was for. The First Amendment was so
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Speaker 3: journalist and publications could speak truth to power without fear
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Speaker 3: of repercussion. That is the very essence of the First Amendment.
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Speaker 3: So media could speak truth to power without repercussions. And
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Speaker 3: yet today having the head of the SCC call and
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Speaker 3: threaten or saying out loud that you feel they're committing treason,
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Speaker 3: that's a repercussion. Therefore, he's violating the First Amendment. That
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Speaker 3: is a high crime and misdemeanor. He has launched an
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Speaker 3: illegal war. He is destroying our economy, and he is
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Speaker 3: threatening the constitution every time he opens his mouth. Because
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Speaker 3: he gets freedom of speech, he can say whatever he
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Speaker 3: wants to. He says things and economies tumble. He says
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Speaker 3: things and warstart. But he can run his blabbermouth anytime
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Speaker 3: he wants. But if CNN or MSNBC or another news
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Speaker 3: network actually reports, that's why you need to watch the BBC.
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Speaker 3: They do not fall under the purview of Donald Trump.
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Speaker 3: The FCC has no power over the BBC. That should
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Speaker 3: be a song. FCC no power over BBC, and that's
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Speaker 3: why that should be your network of choice. The BBC
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Speaker 3: do not watch American media because they are capitulating to him.
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Speaker 3: They are wincing in fear. And now that the Paramount
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Speaker 3: deal is going to go through with Warner Brothers, they're
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Speaker 3: going to own CNN as well. So just stop watching.
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Speaker 3: There's no point. Commercial media is dead in the United States.
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Speaker 3: Watch BBC, watch France to twenty four, watch NHK world,
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Speaker 3: do not watch American media. It sucks and they're cowering
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Speaker 3: in fear that Donald Trump is going to come for
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Speaker 3: their licenses, and instead of standing up to him and
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Speaker 3: threatening court action or whatever, they just bow. Meanwhile, we
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Speaker 3: have a president who is only paying attention to internal
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Speaker 3: polling from his own group of sycophonts, and he thinks
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Speaker 3: everything's going honky joy with Iran, that people are just
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Speaker 3: praising his actions and that he is just making the
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Speaker 3: world safe. The rest of the world not supportive and Israel.
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Speaker 3: Now you have Jews speaking about the government of Israel
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Speaker 3: committing genocide. You have Jews denouncing Netan Yahoo and his actions.
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Speaker 3: You have Jews denouncing the State of Israel's attack in Iran,
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Speaker 3: in Libya, in Syria. It is amazing to me the
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Speaker 3: amount of Jewish people who are coming forth and denouncing
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Speaker 3: the Israeli government. It's amazing. So hello to Phineas, Hello
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Speaker 3: to all in the chatroom at YouTube dot com. Someone
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Speaker 3: named Russell Howison as President Trump is doing a fine job.
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Speaker 3: You sound like a liberal idiot. The reason we are
20:32
Speaker 3: having to fix so many things. You see, these people
20:34
Speaker 3: are brain dead. They're brain dead. That person doesn't have
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Speaker 3: the brains that the universe gave him. He drank Trump's
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Speaker 3: kool aid or other body fluids of Donald Trump. I
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Speaker 3: really believe Maga men would service Donald Trump while denouncing gays.
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Speaker 3: They would get on their knees and service Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: if he asked. That's how much of a cult they are.
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Speaker 3: They would get on their knees and service him and
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Speaker 3: then get up and denounce kay people. That's how much
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Speaker 3: of a cult MAGA is. What a shame, What a
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Speaker 3: waste of good humor. Maga is such a waste of
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Speaker 3: good human Breaking news.
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Speaker 1: Now is show.
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Speaker 3: So breaking news out of the White House, and I
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Speaker 3: want to tell you my first reaction and then my
21:46
Speaker 3: actual reaction. It was just announced me the News Services
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Speaker 3: that the White House Chief of Staff has been diagnosed
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Speaker 3: with breast cancer, and I am hearkened back to an
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Speaker 3: editorial I did. That got Ariana Huhington in trouble and
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Speaker 3: subsequently meant that all future editorials for her post had
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Speaker 3: to go through an editor so she could be warned
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Speaker 3: if I was going to say something explosive. Tony Snow,
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Speaker 3: who was George W. Bush's press secretary, got cancer, and
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Speaker 3: then it went into remission, and then he went back
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Speaker 3: to work at the White House, and it came back.
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Speaker 3: And when it came back, I wrote an editorial called
22:24
Speaker 3: there are all types of cancers. And in that editorial
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Speaker 3: people believed that I said that Tony Snow deserve cancer.
22:33
Speaker 3: I didn't say that. What I said was I fully
22:37
Speaker 3: believe that some diseases can be situational. And just like
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Speaker 3: my sister, she will not get rid of her delirium
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Speaker 3: until she gets out of the hospital and gets into
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Speaker 3: rehab because her delirium is being caused by the hospital.
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Speaker 3: The same with what I thought about Tony Snow, I thought,
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Speaker 3: if you get up every day and lie about another
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Speaker 3: illegal war to the American people and justify the acts
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Speaker 3: of a truly despicable human, George W. Bush, who I
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Speaker 3: do not forgive. I know the Obama and him are
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Speaker 3: friends or whatever. I know that in the recent years
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Speaker 3: he's seen the light. Sorry, don't forgive him. He's an
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Speaker 3: unindicted war criminal who should be tried at the Hague
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Speaker 3: for his crimes. That being said in the editorial, I said,
23:29
Speaker 3: how can you work in a place that toxic and
23:34
Speaker 3: be surprised if you get cancer? How could it not
23:38
Speaker 3: grow inside of you given the fertile soil of the
23:42
Speaker 3: toxic environment that you work in. So this morning, when
23:46
Speaker 3: I saw that his White House chief of staff that
23:48
Speaker 3: she had breast cancer, my first thing that I said
23:52
Speaker 3: out of my mouth was, couldn't happen to a nicer woman?
23:55
Speaker 3: And then I thought, Nope, don't do that. That's what
23:59
Speaker 3: Maga would do. Don't do that. I hope that she
24:04
Speaker 3: heals and that she is able to then live a
24:08
Speaker 3: life of regret. Where she heals, the cancer shows her
24:14
Speaker 3: that she has been working in a toxic environment for
24:17
Speaker 3: the most toxic man on the planet, and thus her
24:21
Speaker 3: body has responded by forming a cancer. And I hope
24:27
Speaker 3: she puts it all together and realizes that she in
24:33
Speaker 3: fact needs to get out of that environment and can
24:38
Speaker 3: in fact beat the cancer and live with her regret.
24:43
Speaker 3: My first response not a good response. My first response,
24:49
Speaker 3: not good, Oh, it couldn't happen to a nicer lady.
24:53
Speaker 3: That's I don't wish breast cancer on everybody, anybody, even
24:57
Speaker 3: my enemy. That's it's just not good karma to do that.
25:04
Speaker 3: I think she got it mainly because she works in
25:06
Speaker 3: a really toxic environment for a really toxic person. But
25:12
Speaker 3: I hope she is able to recover from it, realize
25:16
Speaker 3: that the environment she has been in has been part
25:19
Speaker 3: of the reason that her body is responding this way
25:23
Speaker 3: and is able to live with the regret of what
25:26
Speaker 3: she has done. You know, it's like the death penalty.
25:31
Speaker 3: I often wonder is the death penalty justice, because wouldn't
25:35
Speaker 3: it be better to let a person sit and rot
25:37
Speaker 3: every day knowing they're never going to get out of
25:39
Speaker 3: jail because of what they've done, instead of ending it
25:43
Speaker 3: quickly for them? I think the same thing here. She
25:48
Speaker 3: should recover and live a long life of regret. So,
25:55
Speaker 3: you know, the only person that I'm waiting for the big,
25:57
Speaker 3: beautiful obituary on is the man in chief, And a
26:00
Speaker 3: lot of people are a lot of people are waiting
26:02
Speaker 3: for him to stroke out or have a heart attack
26:04
Speaker 3: or whatever. He's so sick. He's demented. He's got you know,
26:09
Speaker 3: veins refused to pump blood back to his heart. He's
26:12
Speaker 3: got dementia, you know, some sort of heart condition. He's
26:16
Speaker 3: on IV medications, he's not well. He's far sicker than
26:21
Speaker 3: Joe Biden ever was. Now they had to install tiny
26:24
Speaker 3: stairs on Air Force One. They're honest about it, they
26:27
Speaker 3: say it. So he's not a target quote unquote, it's
26:30
Speaker 3: because he can't walk upstairs. He is sick, infirm, demented,
26:36
Speaker 3: and being told only what he wants to hear by
26:40
Speaker 3: people who are basically out for power and money. It's
26:44
Speaker 3: the tale as old as time. So I hope his
26:48
Speaker 3: chief of staff recovers. I hope her breast cancer is
26:51
Speaker 3: gotten under control and that she is able to live
26:54
Speaker 3: with the regret that it is probably working in such
26:57
Speaker 3: a toxic environment that gave her this cancer, or contributed
27:01
Speaker 3: to this cancer in the first place. You know, So
27:06
Speaker 3: she you know, she's just she's around toxicity constantly. How
27:10
Speaker 3: can your body not respond? And that's that's why I'm
27:15
Speaker 3: so yearning to change the content of this show, to
27:18
Speaker 3: get away from just political commentary and go back to
27:21
Speaker 3: being general interest entertainment cooking. We all let toxic Trump
27:27
Speaker 3: in our lives way too much. And granted he's omnipressent,
27:31
Speaker 3: how can you not. He's every time you go to
27:33
Speaker 3: the gas pump, it's Donald Trump. Every time you go
27:36
Speaker 3: to the grocery store. It's Donald Trump. Every time you're
27:40
Speaker 3: stuck in your house because house prices are falling, interest
27:44
Speaker 3: rates are not you can't sell your house in most
27:48
Speaker 3: markets right now. That's Donald Trump. Every time you go
27:52
Speaker 3: buy chocolate, which is now twenty two dollars a pound
27:55
Speaker 3: instead of twelve dollars, that's Donald Trump. So how you know,
27:59
Speaker 3: how you cannot see think about him all the time.
28:01
Speaker 3: It's kind of hard because he's basically infected. You know, media,
28:07
Speaker 3: there are shows you can't see now, Stephen Colbert May
28:09
Speaker 3: twenty first leaves. That's Donald Trump. So he has crept
28:15
Speaker 3: his evil tentacles into every area of life, including entertainment.
28:20
Speaker 3: So how you cannot think about him? You know, it's hard,
28:24
Speaker 3: But he's toxic. His cabinet is toxic, ice, toxic, their behavior.
28:31
Speaker 3: They're still on the streets harming people. And you know,
28:35
Speaker 3: in the next segment, I wanted to talk about have
28:37
Speaker 3: you noticed how many people, mostly Trump voters, are crashing
28:41
Speaker 3: out these days, throwing drinks at minimum wage employees, throwing
28:47
Speaker 3: pizza at people, screaming in restaurants, behaving poorly on airplanes,
28:53
Speaker 3: going on racist rants in front of clubs, you know,
28:56
Speaker 3: in neighborhoods chasing ice cream trucks. Someone chasing an ice
29:01
Speaker 3: ice cream truck and calling her, you know, a wetback
29:04
Speaker 3: and a Mexican and go back to Mexico and the
29:06
Speaker 3: neighborhood rally to support her. These people are coming unhints
29:12
Speaker 3: there have you noticed? I won't even fly a like
29:16
Speaker 3: Spirit or Frontier. These people are coming undone everywhere. Now,
29:21
Speaker 3: you're not faith.
29:23
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Speaker 1: No, you know.
30:18
Speaker 3: There's a really learned individual in my chat room named
30:21
Speaker 3: James Snabel, very smart man. And while I would never
30:25
Speaker 3: argue with him about cancer because he's a pathologist and
30:28
Speaker 3: could spot it on a microscope and I couldn't, I
30:31
Speaker 3: will disagree with the comment he posted in the chat
30:33
Speaker 3: room that basically saying that attributing cancer to some sort
30:40
Speaker 3: of environment, you know, like as a punishment or whatever
30:44
Speaker 3: is magical thinking. I don't see cancer as a punishment
30:49
Speaker 3: at all. You don't deserve it. It's not like, oh,
30:54
Speaker 3: you're evil, so you deserve cancer.
30:56
Speaker 1: No.
30:57
Speaker 3: However, I do see it, and this is where you
31:01
Speaker 3: have to step out of the lab. I do see
31:03
Speaker 3: it as in some ways sometimes situational. In other words,
31:09
Speaker 3: I believe if you surround yourself with toxic people in
31:13
Speaker 3: a toxic environment twenty four to seven, your body is
31:18
Speaker 3: going to respond. I believe in holistic health in some ways.
31:26
Speaker 3: I do not woo woo vibe of the universe, you know,
31:31
Speaker 3: tune into this frequency kind of stuff. I just believe
31:35
Speaker 3: that if you are around positivity more than negativity, you
31:41
Speaker 3: decrease your chances of horrible illnesses, just a little. Not
31:45
Speaker 3: totally perfectly joyous, happy, wonderful people that should never ever
31:50
Speaker 3: get cancer in their lives, like children who have not
31:54
Speaker 3: harmed anybody anywhere ever and are the sweetest souls known
31:58
Speaker 3: to mankind, or dogs who are also the sweetest creatures
32:04
Speaker 3: on the planet get cancer. So it is certainly not
32:07
Speaker 3: a punishment. And when I say environmental I'm not saying
32:11
Speaker 3: that if you work in a toxic place twenty four
32:14
Speaker 3: to seven and hang around with toxic people that you
32:17
Speaker 3: are definitely going to get cancer. I'm simply saying that
32:21
Speaker 3: I believe everything we do in life plays into our
32:24
Speaker 3: health everything, and if you are around the level of toxicity,
32:32
Speaker 3: you have to admit. The White House is another level
32:35
Speaker 3: of toxicity. If you are around that level of toxicity
32:40
Speaker 3: Donald Trump and his cabinet on a daily basis, I
32:45
Speaker 3: believe it does affect the body I do. And can
32:49
Speaker 3: it manifest as cancer. I think it can. Now, I
32:53
Speaker 3: have no scientific Well, there's anecdotal evidence, but I can't
32:58
Speaker 3: pathologically prove that the people who are around horrible, terrible
33:03
Speaker 3: toxic people have a higher incidence of certain cancers. I
33:08
Speaker 3: can't prove that. It's just a feeling I have that
33:14
Speaker 3: if you are around really toxic environments that it can
33:20
Speaker 3: creep into your very body. And that's just how I feel. Again,
33:25
Speaker 3: it is not pathological. I have no biological studies to
33:30
Speaker 3: back me up. There's anecdotal evidence, but there's not. You know,
33:35
Speaker 3: so James is right. You know cancer is a crap shoot.
33:39
Speaker 3: We know what caused some we don't know what cause
33:42
Speaker 3: others and whoever gets it. It's a crapshoot and it's
33:46
Speaker 3: not a sign to whether you're good or you're evil,
33:49
Speaker 3: because if that were the case, kids would not get cancer. Okay,
33:52
Speaker 3: So he's right, and I would never argue pathology with him.
33:56
Speaker 3: He's right. But it is my belief that if you
34:02
Speaker 3: are in a negative environment every single day that it plays.
34:08
Speaker 3: Now we know that because it causes stress, and I
34:11
Speaker 3: fully believe stress causes illness, and science agrees with me.
34:15
Speaker 3: Stress causes all kinds of metabolical changes that can cause illness.
34:20
Speaker 3: It lowers your asonophils, it lowers your bows of phils,
34:23
Speaker 3: It raises your cortisol, It does a lot of stuff
34:26
Speaker 3: to your body. So I think if you're stressing your
34:30
Speaker 3: body every single day to the nth degree in the
34:33
Speaker 3: Trump White House, your body must be just raging with
34:36
Speaker 3: cortisol and raging with other hormones. And I believe that
34:41
Speaker 3: can lead to a cancer. I'm not a doctor. I
34:48
Speaker 3: have no scientific proof of that, and I'm not saying
34:51
Speaker 3: that you deserve it if it does. I'm just saying
34:55
Speaker 3: that if you work in a toxic place around toxic people,
35:00
Speaker 3: it will affect your health, and some of those effects
35:04
Speaker 3: might be horrible illnesses. I have no scientific evidence to
35:08
Speaker 3: back that up. I am not a doctor. I'm just
35:11
Speaker 3: saying stress leads to all kinds of terrible things, and
35:16
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Speaker 3: Yo, I've learned never to never. You know, I'm very
35:51
Speaker 3: seldomly wrong, Very seldom am I wrong. I've made a
35:55
Speaker 3: career out of having to be right, so very seldom
35:58
Speaker 3: am I wrong. And James Schnabel is someone who pointed
36:02
Speaker 3: out one day that I was wrong about something and
36:05
Speaker 3: I had to apologize on air to him and to
36:07
Speaker 3: you for being wrong about the view. It is under
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Speaker 3: ABC News, it is not under ABC Entertainment. And you know,
36:14
Speaker 3: so I learned, you know, so, I would never argue
36:17
Speaker 3: with him. And he's right, you know, to attribute someone
36:21
Speaker 3: getting cancer to their being good or evil is magical thinking.
36:25
Speaker 3: It's not based in science, and he's completely right about that. However,
36:30
Speaker 3: I do believe in holistic health, and I do believe
36:34
Speaker 3: if you are around negativity, negative things are going to
36:37
Speaker 3: happen to your health. However, that doesn't mean if all
36:40
Speaker 3: you're around is positivity, that you're gonna get out of
36:43
Speaker 3: this life unscathed. No one does. Everybody gets something. So,
36:48
Speaker 3: but there are factors, you know, sugar, alcohol, there's all
36:52
Speaker 3: kinds of things. Of course, we know tobacco, air pollution,
36:55
Speaker 3: you know, we know all kinds of things affect our health.
36:58
Speaker 3: And we know stress affects our health. So which one
37:01
Speaker 3: of those three you know of what has to combine
37:04
Speaker 3: for the perfect storm for cancer, We don't know, you know,
37:08
Speaker 3: we don't know. We know if you're around air pollution
37:11
Speaker 3: now that you have a higher chance of dementia. We
37:13
Speaker 3: know that for sure. That's finally been proved, you know,
37:16
Speaker 3: So maybe one day it will be proven that if
37:19
Speaker 3: you're in a high stressed job you have a higher
37:21
Speaker 3: incidence of cancer. You know, it's not proven yet. So
37:26
Speaker 3: I would never argue with him about medicine ever, ever, ever, ever, ever,
37:30
Speaker 3: just one of the smartest men I know, and I
37:33
Speaker 3: know a lot of smart people. So we've got Donald
37:35
Speaker 3: Trump threatening the media, threatened having the head of his FCC,
37:38
Speaker 3: you see, because he sees everything as his. Like he
37:44
Speaker 3: doesn't see the FCC as the people's watchdog and the people,
37:53
Speaker 3: you know are are arbiter of things on air. He
37:59
Speaker 3: sees it as his. The FCC chairman is his, not ours,
38:06
Speaker 3: not the people who pay for it, you know, not
38:08
Speaker 3: the constitutions, and not the federal law. It's his head
38:13
Speaker 3: of the FCC, and his head of the FCC will
38:17
Speaker 3: do as he says, even if it goes against the constitution.
38:22
Speaker 3: His head of the Department of Justice will do what
38:24
Speaker 3: he says. With the Department of Justice, as they just
38:27
Speaker 3: had things squashed that had subpoenas squashed for the head
38:33
Speaker 3: of the Fed, Jerome Powell, that those lawsuits aren't going through.
38:37
Speaker 3: A judge said, no, this is ridiculous. But see Trump
38:40
Speaker 3: doesn't see that. Just like the military, he sees the
38:44
Speaker 3: military as his. He is the commander in chief, and
38:49
Speaker 3: they will do whatever he says for them to do.
38:53
Speaker 3: That's the way he sees it. He doesn't see them
38:59
Speaker 3: as working for the people because he doesn't see himself
39:03
Speaker 3: as working for the people. Donald Trump does not see
39:08
Speaker 3: himself as an elective official that works for the people.
39:13
Speaker 3: He sees himself as a dictator. That is how he
39:17
Speaker 3: sees himself. You can tell it's in all of his actions.
39:20
Speaker 3: He does not see himself as a public servant. He
39:24
Speaker 3: sees himself as the king. He has posted videos of
39:29
Speaker 3: himself as a king. So that's how he sees himself. Therefore,
39:36
Speaker 3: everybody below him in his cabinet, like Christinome. Christy Nome
39:40
Speaker 3: didn't work for the Department of Homeland Security. She worked
39:44
Speaker 3: for Donald Trump. And when she no longer worked for him,
39:48
Speaker 3: meaning worked for him, out she goes cash. Betel doesn't
39:54
Speaker 3: work for the FBI and for the people. He works
39:58
Speaker 3: for Donald Trump. That's why we're having the problems in
40:02
Speaker 3: America that we're having now, because the cabinet doesn't think
40:08
Speaker 3: that they work for the people. Ice, the people in ICE,
40:12
Speaker 3: do not see themselves as working for the people. The
40:18
Speaker 3: Department of Homeland Security and ICE are funded by the
40:21
Speaker 3: American taxpayers, and they are part of the federal government,
40:26
Speaker 3: which is of for and by the people. They don't
40:32
Speaker 3: see it that way. ICE does not think they work
40:36
Speaker 3: for liberals. They think liberals are the enemy, even though
40:41
Speaker 3: it is liberals that literally pay their salary because Magas
40:43
Speaker 3: fucking broke. So that's the problem. Donald Trump thinks he
40:50
Speaker 3: can squash all media because Donald Trump thinks the FCC
40:54
Speaker 3: and all media work for him, and if you disobey
40:58
Speaker 3: him or go against his narrative, you're the enemy. That's
41:04
Speaker 3: why we're in this miss because none of them remember
41:08
Speaker 3: that they work for us, all of us. Every time
41:13
Speaker 3: they are questioned, they always quote the election, Well, eighty
41:18
Speaker 3: million people made the decision. Yeah, but the country has
41:21
Speaker 3: three hundred and forty million. You can't just care about
41:25
Speaker 3: the eighty that voted for you. That leaves two hundred
41:29
Speaker 3: and sixty million people out of that equation. But they
41:33
Speaker 3: can't do math to them. The only people in this
41:39
Speaker 3: country that matter are the one percent, the billionaires, and
41:43
Speaker 3: the eighty million that voted for them. Everybody else can
41:45
Speaker 3: get fucked. You want to your penhigh gas prices? Who
41:50
Speaker 3: cares you're spending too much money at the store. Who
41:53
Speaker 3: cares can't sell your house? Who cares kids going to
41:57
Speaker 3: a school where school shooters come? Who cares? He doesn't
42:01
Speaker 3: care about you? He cares about him and the allegiance
42:07
Speaker 3: and loyalty of those below him. That's all he cares about.
42:13
Speaker 3: And when the world doesn't respond, like when NATO does
42:16
Speaker 3: not bow to him, he threatens NATO like he is today,
42:21
Speaker 3: saying things would go very bad for NATO if they
42:24
Speaker 3: don't see things his way. He doesn't realize there's more
42:27
Speaker 3: member nations than just the United States. He does not
42:30
Speaker 3: realize that they're not afraid of us anymore. He just
42:35
Speaker 3: doesn't realize that. He thinks that NATO will tremble in
42:39
Speaker 3: his boots if he speaks, if he speaks, well, they're
42:43
Speaker 3: not and they don't, and that drives him up the wall,
42:48
Speaker 3: keeps him awake at night. He was rage tweeting all
42:51
Speaker 3: night last night. I'm surprised he didn't go off on
42:55
Speaker 3: the oscars. You know he watched, you know he watched,
42:58
Speaker 3: he watched, you know he watched, And I'm surprised he
43:05
Speaker 3: wasn't rage tweeting all night long about them, about the
43:09
Speaker 3: wokeness of Hollywood and giving an award to a black actor.
43:13
Speaker 3: And I'm just surprised he didn't rage tweet all night
43:18
Speaker 3: long all that liberal because Barbara spoke out Barbara likened
43:23
Speaker 3: the way We were to the times we are in now.
43:26
Speaker 3: Barbara spoke of how that movie was about very dark
43:29
Speaker 3: times in America where people were being blacklisted for their
43:34
Speaker 3: political beliefs and people were being encouraged to inform on
43:40
Speaker 3: one another. Everything old is new again, and Barbara pointed
43:46
Speaker 3: that out Strystan doesn't give two fucks about Donald Trump.
43:50
Speaker 3: She's got more money than him, more clout, more power,
43:53
Speaker 3: and she can lead at the drop of the hat,
43:55
Speaker 3: so she does not. She gives no cares about him. God,
43:59
Speaker 3: to be that rich, to be so wealthy that you
44:02
Speaker 3: don't care about Donald Trump that he can't touch you.
44:06
Speaker 3: He can't touch her, he can't take her money, he
44:09
Speaker 3: can't take away her fame, he can't do anything to
44:12
Speaker 3: Barbi streisand at all there's nothing he can do, just
44:16
Speaker 3: like Rosie now that she's in Ireland, he hates it
44:20
Speaker 3: because there's nothing he can do to her and he
44:23
Speaker 3: can't stand it. She's working, she's back on TV over there,
44:26
Speaker 3: she's on radio. She's happier than she's ever been, and
44:29
Speaker 3: she left America to find her happiness. And isn't it
44:32
Speaker 3: a sad statement that now many of us would have
44:35
Speaker 3: to leave this country to find our true happiness. Isn't
44:38
Speaker 3: that just sad? It goes back to what I said
44:43
Speaker 3: about his toxic environment, that he has created a horrible
44:48
Speaker 3: toxic environment. You know. So Susie Wilds has breast cancer,
44:55
Speaker 3: and I don't want her to suffer. I hope she
44:58
Speaker 3: finds care. I hope that she finds the wisdom to
45:01
Speaker 3: know that she's not going to be able to be
45:03
Speaker 3: around all these toxic people and heal that in order
45:06
Speaker 3: to heal, she'll need to get away from all these
45:09
Speaker 3: toxic people. I hope she's able to understand that. You know,
45:15
Speaker 3: I don't. I'm of the age now where I don't
45:18
Speaker 3: you know, there's only one person in this country, one
45:21
Speaker 3: that I'd like to see drop dead on camera. Just one.
45:25
Speaker 3: There's no one else. Christinnome is already getting hers. She's
45:29
Speaker 3: about to be thrown under the bus and possibly criminally
45:32
Speaker 3: prosecuted by her own party, by her own That must
45:37
Speaker 3: hurt Oh, that's got to hurt her. That has got
45:42
Speaker 3: to hurt her to know that her own party might
45:45
Speaker 3: throw her under the bus for her testimony in front
45:48
Speaker 3: of Congress. That's got a stab at her, and that
45:52
Speaker 3: couldn't happen to a nicer lady. She shoots dogs, you know,
45:57
Speaker 3: so I have no compassion for her. But she's about
46:01
Speaker 3: to get hers, and he'll turn on all of them
46:05
Speaker 3: the minute they don't have the one thousand percent blind
46:08
Speaker 3: fidelity to him. Look what he did to Marjorie Taylor Green,
46:11
Speaker 3: and a Democrat stands poised to maybe take her seat.
46:15
Speaker 3: Isn't that something? But she was his biggest fan, and
46:20
Speaker 3: now she's an arch enemy because that's how he is.
46:26
Speaker 3: He is truly black and white. You are either for
46:30
Speaker 3: him or against him. There's no middle grounds. You can't
46:34
Speaker 3: be for him if you disagree with anything he says
46:38
Speaker 3: at all, which is ridiculous. I disagree with people all
46:43
Speaker 3: the time, but I'm totally on their side, so that's
46:46
Speaker 3: just kind of ridiculous. Meanwhile, I ran rages at a
46:51
Speaker 3: cost of a billion dollars a day. We're almost at
46:54
Speaker 3: thirty billion dollars spent now, and what do we get
46:56
Speaker 3: for our money? What do we get higher prices? Corporations
47:01
Speaker 3: are making a ton of money. You know, oil is
47:04
Speaker 3: one hundred dollars a barrel. They're happy as a pig,
47:06
Speaker 3: and shit, that's two dollars a gallon for raw crude
47:09
Speaker 3: oil because barrels are fifty gallons, So basically crude oil
47:14
Speaker 3: is two bucks a gallon now, and their happier as
47:17
Speaker 3: can be. They're going to keep these prices through un
47:18
Speaker 3: till next year. You wait and see they're gonna come
47:21
Speaker 3: down quickly. Oh I thought, you know, they're opening up
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Speaker 3: the biggest oil reserves known demandkind you know, oh they're
47:29
Speaker 3: you know, yeah, right. Meanwhile, you suffer. Saturday, there was
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Speaker 3: a food drive over here at the pool at Desert
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Speaker 3: Priest Park. The line was around the corner. It went
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Speaker 3: through the parking lot, down the drive and around the
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Speaker 3: corner tesla's BMW's waiting in line for free food. My
47:53
Speaker 3: mom would have never My mother would have never driven
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Speaker 3: a BMW to a food bank. She just you know,
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Speaker 3: that's I don't want to sound older, but what did
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Speaker 3: fucking happen to decorum in this country? What kind of
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Speaker 3: asshole drives a BMW to a food bank or a tesla? Now, look,
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Speaker 3: I'm all for feeding anybody who's hungry. We have the resources,
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Speaker 3: we should do it. It's not the point. Whatever happened
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Speaker 3: to shame? You know, there's just no shame. Nowadays, MAGA
48:23
Speaker 3: has made it so there's no shame. That's what I
48:25
Speaker 3: said about people crashing out. I would have I'd be
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Speaker 3: so embarrassed to be some of these people. Like on
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Speaker 3: the planes. Some guy on a plane got esquirt it
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Speaker 3: off because he got mad that another guy was talking
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Speaker 3: to his wife. Some guy was talking to this other
48:42
Speaker 3: guy's wife, and what did he do? He got all
48:45
Speaker 3: angry at it and got thrown off the plane. His
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Speaker 3: wife stayed on the plane, By the way, Why, why
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Speaker 3: are you so insecure that if someone talks to your
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Speaker 3: wife you're gonna crash out. A guy chasing a truck,
49:01
Speaker 3: you know, calling this woman who went back, and this
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Speaker 3: and that? And why? What is wrong with you going
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Speaker 3: into a McDonald's screaming at the employee, throwing a drink
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Speaker 3: at them. Why getting mad because you misgendered someone and
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Speaker 3: they corrected you and asked for you to address them
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Speaker 3: with the right pronouns, and you crash out and scream
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Speaker 3: and yell and throw things and get in fights. Why
49:32
Speaker 3: because you have no shame? Donald Trump and MAGA have
49:38
Speaker 3: removed the shame button, but they want you and I
49:41
Speaker 3: to feel shame. I saw a white guy crashing out
49:44
Speaker 3: in front of a bar calling people Mexicans, and then
49:47
Speaker 3: he got the shit beat out of him, which I
49:49
Speaker 3: was all for. But I posted underneath that straight, young,
49:54
Speaker 3: straight white men are getting increasingly creepy, and it would
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Speaker 3: let me post a comment because I called them white?
50:04
Speaker 3: Do you know that white gen z? One or two
50:09
Speaker 3: out of five? All right? Two out of five. Gen
50:14
Speaker 3: Z believe that women have too much power and too
50:18
Speaker 3: much say. They believe women should be obedient. They believe
50:23
Speaker 3: that they should cast the vote for the house and
50:25
Speaker 3: not the woman, and they believe a majority of women
50:29
Speaker 3: should stay home and raise children. That's what gen z.
50:33
Speaker 3: These are young people. Look at Turning Point USA. The
50:39
Speaker 3: young men in Turning Point USA are frightened. They're like
50:43
Speaker 3: Hitler youth. They're scary small stay.
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Speaker 1: Ye now is show sign?
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Speaker 3: So you know. I love celebrities, and yesterday I saw
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Speaker 3: a post on social media that really just made me cringe.
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Speaker 3: I have signed a billion things in my life. Literally,
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Speaker 3: you know my name, Correl, I have signed my name.
51:26
Speaker 3: I can't even tell you. I've gotten on the phone
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Speaker 3: with people, Oh my mom loves your show. That back
51:31
Speaker 3: at KFI, that was always the thing my mom loves
51:33
Speaker 3: your show here where you talk to my mom? And
51:35
Speaker 3: they passed me a phone and I talked to her,
51:37
Speaker 3: Hey girl, what's up? You know? Well, nowadays they have
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Speaker 3: these conventions, Comic Con, Amazing Con, Bravo Con. You know
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Speaker 3: when Trump tours will be called con con for convicts.
51:51
Speaker 3: So at these conventions, for instance, at sci fi conventions,
51:56
Speaker 3: the sci fi people, people who've been on successful science
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Speaker 3: fiction shows or not even that successful, just you know,
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Speaker 3: been on they actually charge for autographs. And I'm not
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Speaker 3: making that up now. Skeet Ulrich do you all know
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Speaker 3: who Skeet Ulrich is. Skeet Ulrich. He was handsome at
52:18
Speaker 3: one point in time, and he's been on several sci
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Speaker 3: fi shows and he's currently on a show now. He
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Speaker 3: charges eighty dollars each per signature. He charges eighty dollars
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Speaker 3: for a selfie, and if you want a combo deal
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Speaker 3: of a selfie and an autograph, it's one hundred and
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Speaker 3: forty dollars cash only, and you can't videotape even while
52:42
Speaker 3: you're standing in line. Linda Hamilton remember her from Terminator
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Speaker 3: and recently she was in Stranger Things eight by ten
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Speaker 3: Autograph ninety dollars. Autograph premium. I didn't even know what
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Speaker 3: that means. One hundred and twenty dollars. Selfie ninety dollars.
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Speaker 3: Quote up to five words forty dollars. What does that
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Speaker 3: even mean? Quote up to five words, that's like nine
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Speaker 3: dollars a word. But so she charges ninety bucks to
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Speaker 3: sign her name, and then Michael Bean the Abyss countless
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Speaker 3: other films. You'd know him if you saw him autographed
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Speaker 3: eight by ten, eighty dollars. If you want him to
53:29
Speaker 3: sign props or posters or figures, one hundred dollars. If
53:34
Speaker 3: you want a selfie taken on your phone, eighty dollars.
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Speaker 3: Forty dollars for an additional quote up to five words.
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Speaker 3: I guess that means if they speak to you, character
53:48
Speaker 3: name add on twenty dollars. So if he signs his
53:53
Speaker 3: character name and then a combo autograph plus photo is
53:58
Speaker 3: one hundred and seventy dollars. Now, maybe I'm old, okay,
54:06
Speaker 3: but I would no more pay for a signature of
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Speaker 3: any celebrity. Maybe it's because I've been around celebrities most
54:14
Speaker 3: of my whole life, and I've never I've I have
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Speaker 3: met stray said never asked her for an autograph. Patty
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Speaker 3: the Bell, there's pictures of me and Patty all over
54:22
Speaker 3: the house. Never asked her for an autograph. My friend
54:26
Speaker 3: David r Ket never asked for an arty. You know,
54:29
Speaker 3: Gavin Newsom never asked for an autograph. I've been Diana Ross,
54:33
Speaker 3: met her many times, never asked her for an autograph. Photograph.
54:36
Speaker 3: Tina Turner didn't even ask her to sign one of
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Speaker 3: the photos I took of her. Cyndi Lauper wore a
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Speaker 3: T shirt to one of her shows of a photo
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Speaker 3: that I took, did not ask her to autograph it.
54:51
Speaker 3: In fact, the only thing I have that is autographed
54:55
Speaker 3: is a shirt from USA for Africa we Are the World.
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Speaker 3: The first one. I was there and I had Quincy Jones,
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Speaker 3: Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie signed it. So that's all.
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Speaker 3: That's one of the few autographs. And they didn't charge me.
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Speaker 3: We were there all night. I got a free sweatshirt
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Speaker 3: that says USA for Africa because I was there and
55:17
Speaker 3: we all had to wear them, and at the end
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Speaker 3: they signed them free charge. Now eighty to one hundred
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Speaker 3: dollars for now. Look, I know they need revenue streams
55:30
Speaker 3: because I ain't making a ton of money these days.
55:32
Speaker 3: Lindsay Wagner, she does this a lot. Lindsay Wagner is
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Speaker 3: one hundred dollars for an autograph and one hundred for
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Speaker 3: a selfie. The baronic woman, yep, one hundred dollars for
55:41
Speaker 3: her to sign something. Now, maybe they do it because
55:45
Speaker 3: they think if you get up there and you pay that,
55:48
Speaker 3: you're going to resell it on eBay or something. I
55:51
Speaker 3: don't know. I don't know they're thinking, but it just
55:55
Speaker 3: seems demeaning. It doesn't fit my idea of being a celebrity.
56:03
Speaker 3: Charging people for your autograph does not fit my ideal.
56:09
Speaker 3: Barbara Streisand, who wouldn't sign anything anyway, she doesn't sign things.
56:14
Speaker 3: But Barbara I know because when I was seventeen years old,
56:17
Speaker 3: I was employed by a publicist that worked for her
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Speaker 3: publicist signing her autograph. I can sign Barbara Streisand's name
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Speaker 3: so well that I autographed photos and they would send
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Speaker 3: them to fans because Barbara wouldn't sign. I did that.
56:34
Speaker 3: I got paid to do that. So you know what
56:39
Speaker 3: the notion of that? What do y'all think of that?
56:41
Speaker 3: I'd like to hear your comments. What do you think
56:44
Speaker 3: of celebrities at these conventions that now charge for their autograph?
56:49
Speaker 3: Is it fair because the person getting the autograph might
56:52
Speaker 3: turn around and sell it, so they're getting a piece
56:55
Speaker 3: of that. Or does it demean their celebrity in some
56:59
Speaker 3: way to charge for an autograph? You know, I do
57:05
Speaker 3: Patreon for the show, and it feels demeaning to me
57:09
Speaker 3: to have to have you be a subscription and do
57:12
Speaker 3: a Patreon. But that's the way it's done nowadays. But
57:16
Speaker 3: at least I give you a show for that. I
57:19
Speaker 3: charge you a ticket to get in to see a show.
57:23
Speaker 3: But after the show, the notion that I would sit
57:25
Speaker 3: there and sign things for money, I mean, if you
57:29
Speaker 3: bought a T shirt, I'd sign it. I wouldn't charge
57:31
Speaker 3: you for the T shirt and the signature, but they would.
57:37
Speaker 3: Does Michael Bean really need the money? Does Linda Hamilton
57:41
Speaker 3: really need the money? I mean, you know, I don't know.
57:44
Speaker 3: How do you feel about that? Celebrities that charge for
57:47
Speaker 3: their and it's not just these celebrities, they all do it.
57:51
Speaker 3: They all do it. If they're at these conventions, they
57:57
Speaker 3: charge for autographs and they make thousands of dollars. I
58:00
Speaker 3: can see why they do it. You know, ten autographs,
58:03
Speaker 3: that's one thousand dollars, so you know, get one hundred
58:08
Speaker 3: people in there. You got ten thousand dollars just in signatures.
58:11
Speaker 3: So I get it. Papa needs a new pair of shoes.
58:14
Speaker 3: But I don't know. It just seems demeaning, you know,
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Speaker 3: it just seems kind of demeaning. Someone met David Bowie
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Speaker 3: back in the seventies and the autograph their concert program.
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Speaker 3: I bet that's worth pretty penny now, and I bet
58:31
Speaker 3: he didn't charge all right, I'll be back tomorrow. I
58:34
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