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Iran Strikes, Nepal's Death, Trump's Lake, Rogue AI — Monday News Meltdown · The Karel Show

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Speaker 1: Now it's showtime. Now it's showtime.
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Speaker 2: The war with Elan. Well, I'd fight him too. The
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Speaker 2: war with Iran has escalated and there were so many
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Speaker 2: headlines over the weekend, we got to do a whole
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Speaker 2: show about it. So don't go anywhere for the latest.
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Speaker 2: What happened this weekend in the world? All right. Hello,
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Speaker 2: it is The Carell Show. I am Carell. Note to
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Speaker 2: doom loop. Molly, you in danger, girl. Sorry we are
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Speaker 2: late today, but that's what was happening. The laptop that
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Speaker 2: runs the show was just in this doom update until
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Speaker 2: I finally had to stop it, hard restart it, and
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Speaker 2: turn off extension. Oh, it's just a mess. But hey,
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Speaker 2: it is Monday, August 31st, the last day of August,
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Speaker 2: and I was out singing Hallelujah this morning. Hallelujah. Praise Jesus.
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Speaker 2: Because when we started our walk, it was 77 degrees.
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Speaker 2: It has not been 77 degrees in the morning since May.
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Speaker 2: I am not making that shit up, okay? Now we're
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Speaker 2: going to be talking about all kinds of headlines today
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Speaker 2: and all the things going on in the world. But
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Speaker 2: I did want to... I don't know about you, but
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Speaker 2: I have been just... I have... The headlines out of Nepal...
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Speaker 2: I mean, at any other time in our history, this
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Speaker 2: would be something. And Donald Trump hasn't addressed it, has he?
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Speaker 2: I haven't heard him. And what would he say? I mean,
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Speaker 2: he doesn't understand it. But now they're saying 3,000 possible
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Speaker 2: dead people. 3,000 possible dead. because they're missing, which means
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Speaker 2: they're buried under the rubble. So 3,000 possible dead people.
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Speaker 2: That kind of natural disaster is mind-boggling, and it should
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Speaker 2: have everyone talking about climate change. Do you know that
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Speaker 2: by next week, there might be a hurricane that makes
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Speaker 2: landfall in California for the first time ever? Not making
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Speaker 2: that up. It would be called a tropical storm because
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Speaker 2: it's in the Pacific. But you get my point. It is, well,
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Speaker 2: it could be a hurricane. It's above the equator. But anyway,
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Speaker 2: you know, it's never happened. And this is all part
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Speaker 2: of Super El Nino. Super El Nino.
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Speaker 1: Wile E.
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Speaker 2: Coyote, super genius. That movie finally came out, FYI. So
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Speaker 2: we've got this super El Nino happening, which means there's
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Speaker 2: going to be less hurricanes in the Atlantic, more of
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Speaker 2: them in the Pacific. And there's one that's going to
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Speaker 2: form off of Baja that may make it up to California.
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Speaker 2: Now in Nepal, we know why this happened. The glaciers
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Speaker 2: are warming. A chunk of it broke off. The rock
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Speaker 2: below it had given way. It was holding on. And
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Speaker 2: then climate change melted it, made it weaker. It fell off.
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Speaker 2: Then it created a lake because it created an ice
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Speaker 2: dam and then that melted and all hell broke loose. Watching,
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Speaker 2: I just, I'm such an empath. I really am. First
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Speaker 2: of all, the dogs. I saw several videos where there
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Speaker 2: were dogs running and then they just got washed away.
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Speaker 2: I started crying. Second of all, when you're watching these
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Speaker 2: videos and you see these people and they are running
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Speaker 2: for their lives and And then that's it. They're done.
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Speaker 2: Just done. Everything that they are, every hope, every dream,
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Speaker 2: every family connection, everything that they are just washed away
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Speaker 2: like that. And why? Because we didn't pay attention to
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Speaker 2: Al Gore 30 years ago. Because corporations have decided that
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Speaker 2: we should stay on fossil fuel and that we should
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Speaker 2: continue to be meat eaters and dairy eaters and all
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Speaker 2: the other things that we do to destroy the environment,
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Speaker 2: clear-cutting the rainforest, on and on. Because those with money decided,
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Speaker 2: including Donald J. Trump, decided to ignore the climate. And
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Speaker 2: to this day, he still is. That's why it happened.
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Speaker 2: Their blood is on corporate hands because we knew, we
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Speaker 2: knew the climate was going to do this. And we've
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Speaker 2: done nothing, nothing substantive. And now we have this Nepal
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Speaker 2: disaster live.
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Speaker 2: Corral is the one that you need to know. All right,
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Speaker 2: we are back. You know what else has been on
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Speaker 2: my mind? My graduation speech from Long Beach Poly High
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Speaker 2: School in 1980. You're like, why Corral? Well, being the
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Speaker 2: big homo that I am, I started a speech for 2,000
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Speaker 2: graduates and 10,000 family members, because it was held at
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Speaker 2: the Long Beach Arena, my biggest audience, 1980. That was
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Speaker 2: my first big audience, 10,000 plus people, and I was
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Speaker 2: the speaker. Of course I was. I began it, I'll
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Speaker 2: never forget, how could I forget? I began the speech with,
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Speaker 2: what are you doing the rest of your life? And
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Speaker 2: I said, so sang Barbra Streisand in lyrics and music
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Speaker 2: by Marilyn and Alan Bergman. Yes, I started my 1980
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Speaker 2: Long Beach Poly inner city graduation speech in front of
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Speaker 2: an enormous audience that was mostly black. I started it
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Speaker 2: with a Barbra Streisand quote, referenced Barbra Streisand and Marilyn
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Speaker 2: and Alan Bergman.
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Speaker 3: Why?
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Speaker 2: Because I, even then, was a giant homosexual. And I'd
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Speaker 2: like to tell you, so all of the headlines that
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Speaker 2: I wanted to talk about today have played into what
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Speaker 2: I have been thinking about in my brain. And I
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Speaker 2: want to be really real and honest with you guys today.
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Speaker 2: I don't want to just be like all these other
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Speaker 2: liberal progressive podcasts that talk about policy and talk about
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Speaker 2: Trump and talk about all the things he's done and
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Speaker 2: all that. I want to be real with you. Watching
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Speaker 2: the people in Nepal get wiped out like that, and
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Speaker 2: I mean it, like that, literally, they had 30 seconds
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Speaker 2: left of life, and then that was it. And I
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Speaker 2: hoped that they were killed instantly, that they didn't suffer
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Speaker 2: and suffocate under the debris buried in darkness and mud,
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Speaker 2: that they didn't have that kind of terror to be
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Speaker 2: buried in the mud, be able to breathe and know
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Speaker 2: that no one was coming. Some did. Some died that way.
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Speaker 2: They got wedged between debris, the mud covered them all,
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Speaker 2: and then they knew they were going to die. And
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Speaker 2: they probably lived for a day or two under that mud.
9:08
Speaker 2: So that really hit home. And Dolly Parton dying. And
9:15
Speaker 2: then over the weekend, we had Gladys Knight announce that
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Speaker 2: she is stepping back from touring. People were worried about Gladys.
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Speaker 2: She was singing to her background singers, or she'd just
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Speaker 2: let them sing the whole song, and she would just
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Speaker 2: join in for a line or two. And even her
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Speaker 2: husband said she has good days, she has bad days,
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Speaker 2: and that she is going to be evaluated for dementia.
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Speaker 2: So Dolly, dead. Gladys Knight, retiring. I am looking at
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Speaker 2: my life as a 63, soon-to-be 64-year-old person in Las Vegas,
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Speaker 2: And thinking, what the fuck? What the fuck are you doing?
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Speaker 2: You've got to make changes and you've got to make them.
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Speaker 2: now because your life is ticking. The clock is getting louder.
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Speaker 2: Pierce Brosnan, 71, just said the same thing. He said,
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Speaker 2: you know, I've got to do more because the clock
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Speaker 2: is ticking. And With that in mind, I didn't spend
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Speaker 2: the weekend looking at headlines. Saturday, I decided, get out
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Speaker 2: of the house. So I went downtown to the Cornish
10:29
Speaker 2: Pasty Kitchen and had a vegan shepherd pie pasty, which
10:33
Speaker 2: is like a turnover sort of thing. Delicious. A pocket lunch.
10:40
Speaker 2: Then we walked across the street to the Southern Nevada
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Speaker 2: Art Museum, where I am an annual member, Ember and I.
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Speaker 2: And we walked in and it was empty. Saturday afternoon, 1230,
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Speaker 2: nobody there. Nobody except Renoir, Chagall, Rodin, Salvador Dali, Rembrandt, Create, K-R-E-A-8. Oh,
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Speaker 2: what an up-and-coming great artist he is. Chaval, C-H-E-V-A-L-L. Nobody
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Speaker 2: there except Peter Max, Keith Haring, Erte. And I sat
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Speaker 2: there surrounded by these rock stars. Made one observation. Most
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Speaker 2: of the portraits are of women.
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Speaker 3: Why?
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Speaker 2: Because most famous artists that we emulate are men. There
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Speaker 2: were female artists, and they were just as good as
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Speaker 2: the men. but they weren't given the chance. I told
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Speaker 2: the woman there the story of Camille Claudel. Do you
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Speaker 2: all know who Camille Claudel is? I know who Camille
11:51
Speaker 2: Claudel is because of the song Gold by Linda Etter.
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Speaker 2: And Linda Etter, who I knew, we were friends until
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Speaker 2: I pissed her off, and now we don't talk, because
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Speaker 2: I printed something that she didn't like because it was
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Speaker 2: during her divorce and her husband had given me a comment,
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Speaker 2: which I used. She said, you shouldn't have used that comment.
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Speaker 2: And I said, well, but he said it. And anyway,
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Speaker 2: but she told me of Camille Claudel. Camille Claudel was Rodin's,
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Speaker 2: you know, the thinker, Rodin. She was his muse. And
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Speaker 2: she helped him with a majority of his paintings and sculptures, uncredited.
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Speaker 2: a great artist of her own right, studied under him,
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Speaker 2: a great artist, had many pieces that she did. You
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Speaker 2: don't see them in museums, you see his. And yet
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Speaker 2: she was his muse and his assistant and his student.
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Speaker 2: And as I sat there surrounded by these rock stars
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Speaker 2: of art and literature, looking at pieces of art that
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Speaker 2: were 50 years, 100 years, I found out that Picasso
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Speaker 2: had a granddaughter and she does art and it's wonderful.
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Speaker 2: As I sat looking at this art, thinking about the
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Speaker 2: artist who made it and how they dedicated their lives
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Speaker 2: to it, some of them died poor. As I think
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Speaker 2: about the beauty that's in that building that nobody is
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Speaker 2: going to see that, you know, I was alone at
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Speaker 2: 1230 in the afternoon on a Saturday and surrounded by
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Speaker 2: all these incredible paintings. I thought to myself, where's your art?
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Speaker 2: I'm not a painter, but I am a photographer. I
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Speaker 2: want to make films. I am a singer. I'm like,
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Speaker 2: why are you spending so much time talking every day
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Speaker 2: about Donald Trump and not creating art that you like?
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Speaker 2: It changed me. It moved me. And then I left there.
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Speaker 2: And the only reason I went was because I was
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Speaker 2: sitting at home arguing with someone from the HOA on Facebook.
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Speaker 2: And I thought, is this what you want your day
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Speaker 2: to be? Is this what you want your life to be?
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Speaker 2: If a tsunami came through right now, would you be happy?
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Speaker 2: If you were to die, would you say, no, I
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Speaker 2: did everything I needed to do. No, you wouldn't be.
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Speaker 2: I also spent the week looking at other countries. I
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Speaker 2: can't afford to live in the United States. I can't.
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Speaker 2: I mean, it's just that simple. I have cut expenses
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Speaker 2: as much as I can, and I am still $ 60, 000
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Speaker 2: in debt. I just started selling t-shirts at makemerchandisegreatagain.com. I
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Speaker 2: have one that says, your personal beliefs are not my restrictions.
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Speaker 2: And then I have another one that says, equal, equals, equal,
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Speaker 2: no exceptions. I need to sell 3,000 of each of
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Speaker 2: those t-shirts so I can pay off my debt. Or
14:58
Speaker 2: put up another t-shirt and sell, you know, two, I
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Speaker 2: need to make, sell 6,000 units of something at $ 10
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Speaker 2: a unit to pay off my debt. So I've got to,
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Speaker 2: I mean, I've got to do something. Yeah, I'm grasping
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Speaker 2: at straws, but I've got to get it paid off.
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Speaker 2: I can't live under that debt. It's like the United States.
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Speaker 2: When you hear that we're $ 40 trillion in debt, you think, ah, yeah,
15:20
Speaker 2: but we have to service that debt. Every month, we
15:25
Speaker 2: have to pay interest on $ 40 trillion. And that interest
15:31
Speaker 2: is in the form of dividends on the people who
15:33
Speaker 2: bought the bonds and bought the debt. Every month, we
15:37
Speaker 2: have to make payments. We can't afford it. The United
15:43
Speaker 2: States and I have a lot in common, and maybe
15:45
Speaker 2: the United States and you have a lot in common.
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Speaker 2: I can't service my debt. I can, but it's leaving
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Speaker 2: me zero money for emergencies, zero money to go travel,
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Speaker 2: to go do anything. All I get to do is
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Speaker 2: go to lunch, go to the grocery store, and be
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Speaker 2: here at this house. That's all I can afford to do.
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Speaker 2: I can't afford to take the show somewhere on the road.
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Speaker 2: I'll just get in more debt. And so I'm hoping
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Speaker 2: that you'll go to Make Merchandise Great Again and buy
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Speaker 2: a t-shirt or two. Donate through Patreon, P-A-T-R-E-O-N.com forward slash
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Speaker 2: Willie Carell, because I got to do something. And I
16:27
Speaker 2: know that a lot of you spend your time thinking
16:29
Speaker 2: about that too. Like, I got to do something. So
16:34
Speaker 2: I looked at Bangkok, which was very high on my list.
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Speaker 2: Have you all heard about Bangkok? Like, my God, you
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Speaker 2: can rent a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment in a high-rise with
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Speaker 2: a gorgeous view for $ 500 to $ 900. In Bangkok, proper, downtown.
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Speaker 2: They don't have a service dog policy there. And there
16:56
Speaker 2: are a lot of street dogs. Medical care, some of
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Speaker 2: the best in the world. And affordable. And LGBTQ community,
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Speaker 2: one of the biggest and brightest in the world. But
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Speaker 2: service dogs, no. And lots of street dogs. So when
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Speaker 2: you walk your dog, you could be attacked by a
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Speaker 2: street dog. So I thought, no. So then I asked Claude.
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Speaker 2: because Chad GPT and I are on the outs. I
17:23
Speaker 2: asked Claude, and we're going to talk about Chad GPT
17:25
Speaker 2: and what it did and why it should scare the
17:27
Speaker 2: fuck out of everybody. I asked Claude, what's another city
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Speaker 2: almost as affordable but has better service dog policies? And,
17:35
Speaker 2: you know, Uruguay. Again, it came up, Montevideo, Uruguay. And
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Speaker 2: I can go to Montevideo for a month and get
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Speaker 2: an Airbnb for $ 1, 100 for the month. For the month, $ 1, 100.
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Speaker 2: for the Airbnb to go check out Uruguay. And then
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Speaker 2: I thought, do you really want to go to these places?
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Speaker 2: You'll be alone. You won't have anybody. You'll be by yourself.
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Speaker 2: Costa Rica, number one for retirees from America. Only a
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Speaker 2: three-hour flight from Texas or Florida. But I'd be alone.
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Speaker 2: That's a big deal. Outside of Ember, who is aging.
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Speaker 2: But I spent my weekend looking at property in Uruguay.
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Speaker 2: looking at property in other countries because I cannot afford
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Speaker 2: America no matter where I go. I went to the
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Speaker 2: grocery store and bought produce, $ 58. I don't live large.
18:31
Speaker 2: I'm not out traveling, buying expensive designer clothes. How did
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Speaker 2: I get $ 60, 000 in debt when I came to Las
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Speaker 2: Vegas eight years ago? I had zero debt. Oh, but
18:42
Speaker 2: then I needed an air conditioner. I needed a new dishwasher.
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Speaker 2: I needed to fix the car, 5,000, 6,000, 7,000. It
18:46
Speaker 2: all adds up. And I make four grand a month
18:54
Speaker 2: plus Patreon. So I make $ 4, 700 a month. You can't
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Speaker 2: live on that. Sid Castro and others keep sending me
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Speaker 2: how much it takes to be middle class. I'm not
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Speaker 2: making $ 65, 000 or more. I'm not even middle class. I
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Speaker 2: am a talk show host who is basically in the
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Speaker 2: lower income bracket. And that's sad. That means I'm doing
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Speaker 2: something wrong because I'm good. But when you guys hear this,
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Speaker 2: I know it's resonating with you as well. I look
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Speaker 2: ahead as I age and I think, I can't age
19:26
Speaker 2: in the United States. One cancer drug that they just
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Speaker 2: came out with for pancreatic cancer, $ 398, 000 a year for
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Speaker 2: one cancer drug, 400. That's in the United States. In Uruguay,
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Speaker 2: that same drug, $ 3, 000 a year. 400. That's in the
19:42
Speaker 2: United States. In Uruguay, that same drug, $ 3, 000 a year.
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Speaker 2: I can't afford to retire here. I can't afford to
19:52
Speaker 2: even grow old here. Not retire, just grow old. I
19:56
Speaker 2: can't afford to grow old in America. Nursing care, should
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Speaker 2: I ever need it? $ 5, 000 to $ 7, 000 a month. I
20:06
Speaker 2: don't have that. You don't have that. No one's addressing
20:11
Speaker 2: these issues. No one's addressing that we're aging rapidly in
20:15
Speaker 2: this country and that there's no resources for older people.
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Speaker 2: They expect you to work until you drop. Senator Lindsey
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Speaker 2: Graham's sister just said that. She just said that her
20:29
Speaker 2: parents worked every day until they died and that's how
20:32
Speaker 2: it should be. You want access to health care? You
20:37
Speaker 2: work every day until you die. as she goes for
20:41
Speaker 2: the cushiest job in the world, where she'll have the
20:44
Speaker 2: best health care, only work 148 days out of the year,
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Speaker 2: and get $ 160, 000 a year salary, which she herself can
20:53
Speaker 2: vote to increase at any time. And she's going to
20:57
Speaker 2: tell us that we should work until we die. Do
21:03
Speaker 2: you see? See how I'm taking the stories from the
21:05
Speaker 2: weekend and weaving them into my life this weekend and
21:09
Speaker 2: maybe your life this weekend too? Because she did say that.
21:13
Speaker 2: She said that we should work until we die. That's
21:15
Speaker 2: what she said. She's running for Senate. She's probably going
21:17
Speaker 2: to win. But she said we should work until we die.
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Speaker 2: A lot of you already think you're going.
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Speaker 3: To have to.
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Speaker 2: That's what's happening. Because in Bangkok, you can retire right now.
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Speaker 2: Two grand a month. Comfortable.
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Speaker 4: Mm-hmm.
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Speaker 1: Subscribe today if you dare. Keep the show on air.
21:48
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21:52
Speaker 3: You have to be proud with hatred.
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Speaker 2: Hey everyone, it's Carell. You know, Pride Month was rough
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Speaker 2: this year. We had a lot of hate heaped upon
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Speaker 2: us from Trump, from MAGA, and from other governments around
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Speaker 2: the world. And if you are a trans person, you
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Speaker 2: are really going through a particular type of hell right now.
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Speaker 2: That's why when I was thinking of my next single
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Speaker 2: in June, I sat down and I wrote, You have
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Speaker 2: to be proud. You have to be proud with anger
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Speaker 2: so loud. Streaming everywhere. Keep fighting. Keep singing. Keep dancing.
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Speaker 2: We're going to win. So as you all know, I
22:42
Speaker 2: walked through the new baseball diamonds they built, then opened
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Speaker 2: in May and have only used once. to get into
22:48
Speaker 2: the park, because it adds mileage. And me and Ember
22:51
Speaker 2: like to do two miles. Well, I do, I don't
22:52
Speaker 2: know about her. This morning, she walked the whole way,
22:55
Speaker 2: because it was in the 70s. And the first thing is,
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Speaker 2: they spent $ 47 million to build these baseball diamonds that
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Speaker 2: we don't need, and all they've become is a homeless haven.
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Speaker 2: They have dugouts, you know, and places for people to
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Speaker 2: watch the games. Every single one is now occupied with
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Speaker 2: a homeless person or people, and they all have their
23:18
Speaker 2: belongings under the bleachers. Every single set of bleachers. Brand
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Speaker 2: new place. And then they had one game there and
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Speaker 2: realized they couldn't see through the fence, the wrong gauge.
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Speaker 2: I found out yesterday they're spending $ 7 million of taxpayer
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Speaker 2: money to replace the fucking fence so people can see
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Speaker 2: through it. While there are homeless, at least eight now,
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Speaker 2: sleeping in the dugouts, the homeless don't get a fucking cent.
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Speaker 2: They don't get a dime. But to replace the fence?
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Speaker 2: They can spend $ 7 million. This is why I get
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Speaker 2: so angry at the homeless crisis. We could solve it
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Speaker 2: tomorrow if the money that is allocated for it, the
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Speaker 2: $ 400 million that Las Vegas allocates towards the homeless, and
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Speaker 2: then add in $ 7 million because you don't need a
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Speaker 2: fucking new fence. If you messed it up, tear it down.
24:22
Speaker 2: And America's not going to. It's all a grift now.
24:27
Speaker 2: Even local politicians are making fortunes off of us because, hey,
24:33
Speaker 2: the $ 400 million for the homeless people in Las Vegas
24:36
Speaker 2: is going somewhere. It's not going to the homeless, but
24:39
Speaker 2: it's going somewhere. Someone's pocket is enriched with that money.
24:45
Speaker 2: Am I saying that the commissioners are stealing? I don't know.
24:49
Speaker 2: Somebody is because that money is not going to the homeless.
24:54
Speaker 2: But the county always pleads poverty. We don't have the
24:58
Speaker 2: money to hire more 911 operators, so you got to
25:00
Speaker 2: wait 30 minutes. We don't have the money to hire
25:03
Speaker 2: more park police. There are two park police that handle
25:07
Speaker 2: the homeless for 14 Clark County parks over a valley
25:14
Speaker 2: that has three and a half million people in it. Two.
25:19
Speaker 2: When I ask why they don't have more, they say,
25:21
Speaker 2: we can't afford it. But you can afford $ 7 million
25:25
Speaker 2: to replace a fence on a baseball diamond that nobody uses?
25:31
Speaker 2: That sounds a little grifty to me. And you've got
25:36
Speaker 2: Trump spending millions of dollars today attacking Iran. He has
25:43
Speaker 2: co-opted Venezuelan oil, which is not going to make your
25:46
Speaker 2: gas any cheaper. No, it's going to go into our
25:50
Speaker 2: strategic reserves because we depleted those. Yeah. Yep. So we
26:00
Speaker 2: won't get cheaper gas. But the oil companies attached to
26:06
Speaker 2: that deal will make billions and Trump owns stock in
26:11
Speaker 2: those companies. That's all a grift. The Venezuelan oil does
26:17
Speaker 2: nothing for us. All a grift to put billions in
26:21
Speaker 2: his pockets and the pockets of his corporate friends. It's
26:25
Speaker 2: a grift. And so I'm looking at this country going,
26:33
Speaker 2: It's not going to stop. Democrats aren't going to stop it.
26:36
Speaker 2: They might win the midterms, but so what? They're not
26:39
Speaker 2: going to impeach him. They're not going to remove him.
26:43
Speaker 2: So what's the real advantage of Democrats winning the midterms? Well,
26:49
Speaker 2: they'll stop his legislation. No legislation has gotten through. Name
26:53
Speaker 2: something Congress has done that positively affects your life in
26:57
Speaker 2: the last 18 months. I'm being serious. Name one piece
27:02
Speaker 2: of legislation that has come out of Washington, D.C. that
27:07
Speaker 2: affected Americans in a positive way. All he has done
27:12
Speaker 2: is bitch and moan about his name on the Kennedy Center,
27:15
Speaker 2: bitch and moan about his ballroom, redo half of Washington, D.C.
27:19
Speaker 2: and Timu gold glitter that we haven't really needed. What
27:24
Speaker 2: has he actually done as president? to make our lives better. Anybody.
27:30
Speaker 2: If there's a MAGA in the house, anybody. What has
27:34
Speaker 2: he done? I will say I took great delight in
27:40
Speaker 2: the hateful Milo Yiannanopoulos, a gay person who claims to
27:45
Speaker 2: not be gay anymore, but he is because once you're gay,
27:47
Speaker 2: you're gay. You're never an ex-gay. There's no such thing.
27:53
Speaker 2: He's gay. He was married to a man. He took
27:56
Speaker 2: it up the rump. He's a queer. But then he
27:59
Speaker 2: turned not gay and became this horrifying, racist, misogynist Nazi
28:06
Speaker 2: who supported Kanye West even during his Nazi phase. Well,
28:10
Speaker 2: he was on his way to see Kanye in New
28:13
Speaker 2: Orleans and Laura Loomer turned him in because she found
28:20
Speaker 2: out that he's from the UK and that his visa
28:22
Speaker 2: ran out in 2019. So allegedly, Laura Loomer turned him in.
28:27
Speaker 2: He was arrested in New Orleans. But unlike the poor
28:31
Speaker 2: brown people or innocent people that are thrown into detention
28:34
Speaker 2: camps and just lost for months, he's already been deported
28:38
Speaker 2: back to the UK. And I couldn't be happier. A hateful, spiteful,
28:45
Speaker 2: self-denying queer with nothing nice to say about anybody who
28:52
Speaker 2: totally supported Donald Trump and said just two weeks ago
28:57
Speaker 2: that we should put ICE at grocery stores, at gas stations,
29:03
Speaker 2: everywhere to catch all of these illegals, ended up being
29:07
Speaker 2: rounded up by ICE himself and deported. That is fabulous.
29:14
Speaker 2: Good riddance, Milo. Never come back to the United States, please.
29:19
Speaker 2: And did Trump step in and save him?
29:21
Speaker 3: Nope.
29:23
Speaker 2: And then Laura Loomer posted that she's tired of being
29:26
Speaker 2: called a racist. She called people ghetto. She called people bitches.
29:31
Speaker 3: Oh, yeah.
29:32
Speaker 2: She posted this horrible rant, this horrible post about ghetto bitches.
29:38
Speaker 2: And she named names. And they're all liberals. They're all progressive.
29:44
Speaker 2: And she's allowed that speech by the way. She's allowed
29:46
Speaker 2: to post that. Well I can't even answer a post.
29:50
Speaker 2: With the language she used. In her post. Because there's
29:54
Speaker 2: double standards. But Milo was thrown out. Good. We don't
30:00
Speaker 2: need him here. But what are the Democrats going to do?
30:05
Speaker 2: What are the Democrats going to do for senior living
30:08
Speaker 2: and for senior care? What are the Democrats going to do?
30:11
Speaker 2: All I've heard is that we're not Donald Trump. We're
30:14
Speaker 2: going to oppose Trump. Well, that's nice, but what are
30:16
Speaker 2: you going to do? How are you going to affect us? Anybody?
30:26
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Speaker 2: forward slash Willie Carell. James Stable says the immigration issue
31:51
Speaker 2: is the only promise he delivered on for his supporters.
31:53
Speaker 2: He didn't really deliver on that, though. He hasn't fixed
31:57
Speaker 2: the immigration problem. He's done nothing to fix it. Using
32:02
Speaker 2: ICE to round up innocent people or people who should
32:07
Speaker 2: go to court and not to jail, that's not solving
32:11
Speaker 2: the immigration problem. He hasn't hired any more immigration judges.
32:15
Speaker 2: He hasn't expanded the immigration infrastructure in terms of office
32:19
Speaker 2: space or anything so they could hire more people, more officers,
32:22
Speaker 2: more border patrol, nothing. He's done nothing. He has just
32:27
Speaker 2: sent his brown shirts out to round up Americans, and
32:30
Speaker 2: they are Americans. They're in various stages of becoming Americans,
32:34
Speaker 2: but they're Americans. So he's done nothing. Prices aren't lower.
32:41
Speaker 2: He was told by top military advisors that launching missiles
32:47
Speaker 2: in Iran is making us weaker as a country, that
32:53
Speaker 2: we do not have unlimited weaponry capability. We just don't.
33:01
Speaker 2: And so he has been told, look, stop shooting off
33:06
Speaker 2: all of the weapons we have because guess what? We're
33:09
Speaker 2: running out. And you are leaving us vulnerable to attack
33:14
Speaker 2: on other fronts. He was told this. That he is
33:18
Speaker 2: leaving America vulnerable. That's what he was just told by
33:25
Speaker 2: his major generals. You are leaving America vulnerable. Does he care?
33:33
Speaker 3: No.
33:35
Speaker 2: Does idiot MAGA care?
33:37
Speaker 3: No.
33:39
Speaker 2: They do not care. They don't care that what he's
33:42
Speaker 2: doing in Iran is actually hurting them and making them
33:46
Speaker 2: less safe. They just don't care. But it is. I
33:55
Speaker 2: want to pay off my debt and get out of
33:56
Speaker 2: this country. I do. I want to sell so many
33:59
Speaker 2: t-shirts that make merch. I've got two Trump t-shirts and
34:02
Speaker 2: two progressive t-shirts. I'll take anybody's money at this point.
34:06
Speaker 2: Everyone's like, is this your website? There's two pro-Trump t-shirts there. Yeah,
34:11
Speaker 2: if MAGA wants to come and buy them, let them.
34:15
Speaker 2: And then there's two really great other t-shirts that say,
34:18
Speaker 2: your personal beliefs are not my restrictions and equal, equals, equal,
34:24
Speaker 2: no exceptions. I just need to sell 6,000, 3,000 of
34:29
Speaker 2: each design. That's all I need. And I'm out. That's it.
34:32
Speaker 2: Pay off my debt. Get out. Get out. I'm terrified.
34:38
Speaker 2: You know, one of the things I said in my
34:40
Speaker 2: yoga this morning, I wrote a whole thing about how
34:42
Speaker 2: yoga has gone away. It was during the pandemic, everybody
34:45
Speaker 2: was doing yoga and now nobody isn't. I still do yoga.
34:48
Speaker 2: I do it every day. My doctor said, do it
34:50
Speaker 2: or go to physical therapy. So I do yoga. I
34:53
Speaker 2: love yoga. You all should do yoga. And do you
34:55
Speaker 2: know why you can't teach yoga in schools? I'm not
34:57
Speaker 2: making this up. Any of you know why we can't
34:59
Speaker 2: have yoga as physical education in schools? Anybody? Anybody? Because
35:04
Speaker 2: MAGA thinks it's a religious belief. They think it's Hindu
35:10
Speaker 2: or Muslim or whatever. It's not. Yoga is not tied
35:16
Speaker 2: to any religion at all. Not Buddhism, not Hinduism. Yeah,
35:20
Speaker 2: they all practice yoga, but it's not a religious thing.
35:25
Speaker 2: It's a body thing. It's a mind thing. So I
35:30
Speaker 2: do yoga every day. You should do yoga every day too.
35:34
Speaker 2: This morning during my mantra, I said, you've got to
35:38
Speaker 2: stop being terrified of everything. That's what I said. You've
35:42
Speaker 2: got to schedule a show in San Jose somewhere, anywhere,
35:45
Speaker 2: a gay bar. And yeah, I'm afraid that no one
35:49
Speaker 2: will show up, that I'll go and there'll be 30
35:51
Speaker 2: people there. But I did a show here in Vegas
35:55
Speaker 2: for two people once, back in the 90s when my
35:59
Speaker 2: single was out. Two people, two people. At a bar
36:04
Speaker 2: here in Vegas, two people showed up. But the one
36:07
Speaker 2: of them was the owner of the Gypsy. And after
36:10
Speaker 2: the show, which Andrew made me do the entire show,
36:13
Speaker 2: he made me do my entire show. He said, those
36:16
Speaker 2: two people showed up to see you do a show.
36:19
Speaker 2: You get your ass out there and you do a show. Plus,
36:22
Speaker 2: I'm here, the staff is here, you go do a show.
36:27
Speaker 2: One of them was the owner of another club. He
36:29
Speaker 2: saw my show, asked if I'd come do it at
36:30
Speaker 2: his bar at 2 in the morning, and he paid
36:32
Speaker 2: me $ 5, 000 to do it. Well, that ended well. But
36:38
Speaker 2: I'm scared that'll happen again.
36:43
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36:53
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Speaker 2: You have to be proud with hatred. Hey everyone, it's
37:02
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37:04
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37:08
Speaker 2: You Have to Be Proud by Carell. Go stream it.
37:11
Speaker 2: Go march to it. Go wave your rainbow flags and
37:15
Speaker 2: piss off MAGA to it. Do whatever you need to
37:17
Speaker 2: do to remind yourself and others we are stronger than
37:22
Speaker 2: ever and they can't have our pride.
37:32
Speaker 1: Showtime is here. No time to fear.
37:36
Speaker 4: Corral is so near because Showtime is here.
37:39
Speaker 1: So on with the show. Let's give it a go.
37:43
Speaker 2: Corral is the one that you need to know. So
37:48
Speaker 2: while we are at war, our president's fighting with Canada
37:52
Speaker 2: over the name of a lake because he's slapping unfair
37:55
Speaker 2: tariffs on them. This shit show just never ends. It
38:02
Speaker 2: really doesn't. It just never ends. And no one will
38:06
Speaker 2: remove him. He's obviously sick. He had a seizure. In
38:10
Speaker 2: one of his speeches at the Naval Academy, he had
38:12
Speaker 2: a seizure. You can tell. He grabs the counter. He
38:16
Speaker 2: goes blank for like 10 seconds. And then he starts
38:19
Speaker 2: to come back. It was a focal point seizure. Many
38:21
Speaker 2: doctors and nurses have already weighed in online saying that's
38:24
Speaker 2: a focal point seizure. And can we talk about Mitch
38:28
Speaker 2: fucking McConnell? Mitch McConnell, who's made what? If you add
38:34
Speaker 2: up his salary, $ 30, 000 or more over the last three
38:37
Speaker 2: months of our money, and he hasn't been seen or
38:39
Speaker 2: heard from from anybody. Anybody at all. Can we talk
38:45
Speaker 2: about Mitch McConnell? But we're not allowed to, are we?
38:50
Speaker 2: I mean, the media's acted like the story's over. The
38:54
Speaker 2: media has acted like, oh, he's found, he's well, he
38:56
Speaker 2: released a video. No, we know no more about his
39:00
Speaker 2: health now than we did four weeks ago, except no
39:03
Speaker 2: one's asking the questions. The Epstein files, gone. Mitch McConnell's
39:09
Speaker 2: faked life, gone. All the things we should be talking about,
39:16
Speaker 2: we're not. What are we talking about? Lake fucking Ontario. Meanwhile,
39:24
Speaker 2: lobbing missiles at Iran to the tune of several million
39:28
Speaker 2: dollars per missile, $ 4 million. So he launched about 10 missiles.
39:33
Speaker 2: We just spent $ 50 million while you were sleeping. How
39:37
Speaker 2: about that? While you were asleep, your country spent $ 50
39:40
Speaker 2: million bombing a country you don't want to bomb. Because
39:47
Speaker 2: Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel told us to. But we can't
39:53
Speaker 2: speak out against them over anti-Semitic. Remember, Hassan Piker is
39:59
Speaker 2: the enemy. They keep questioning Democrats. Why are you hanging
40:02
Speaker 2: out with Hassan Piker? Because he's hot and I want
40:04
Speaker 2: to blow him. But they don't say that. But, I mean,
40:07
Speaker 2: in my mind, that's what I'd be thinking. But they're like,
40:11
Speaker 2: you know, why are you hanging out with Hassan Piker?
40:14
Speaker 2: He says Israel should go. Israel's committing genocide. They fired
40:20
Speaker 2: on Gaza again today. And what's anybody doing about that? Nothing.
40:28
Speaker 2: Where's Trump's gold ribbon billion dollar receipt panel on Gaza
40:33
Speaker 2: that was going to rebuild Gaza better and stronger? Where
40:38
Speaker 2: are the results of that? What's happening with that?
40:40
Speaker 4: Nothing.
40:41
Speaker 2: Nothing. Or has it all gone quiet so he can
40:44
Speaker 2: just bulldoze an area to build a fucking hotel on
40:47
Speaker 2: there with Netanyahu's blessing? So Epstein files, nobody cares. Mitch McConnell,
40:56
Speaker 2: nobody cares. Genocide in Gaza, nobody cares. What do we
41:03
Speaker 2: care about? Lake Ontario. Or Bill Maher cares about Dolly Parton.
41:10
Speaker 2: Bill Maher was snide about Dolly Parton's death. He was like,
41:13
Speaker 2: we're at war, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But what
41:15
Speaker 2: does everybody stop and do? They honor Dolly Parton. You
41:20
Speaker 2: know what, Bill Maher? You're just mad that when you die,
41:23
Speaker 2: no one's going to be responding like they did for Dolly.
41:26
Speaker 2: People are actually going to rejoice in your death, Bill Maher.
41:29
Speaker 2: Nobody rejoiced in Dolly Parton's. But there are liberals and
41:35
Speaker 2: conservatives that will not miss you at all, Bill Maher.
41:40
Speaker 2: I guess that angers you. Because you're taking shots at
41:45
Speaker 2: Dolly Parton, who's dead and who was beloved by so
41:48
Speaker 2: many more people than you are because you have a
41:52
Speaker 2: small dick. Bill Maher gives us small dick energy. I'm sorry,
41:56
Speaker 2: but he does. So here we have this war going on.
42:04
Speaker 2: And yeah, Nepal should dominate the headlines. It should. It should.
42:11
Speaker 2: But you know what should dominate the headlines about Nepal
42:14
Speaker 2: is the climate change connection. This should be like, people should,
42:20
Speaker 2: I watched 2012 over the weekend. It's one of the
42:22
Speaker 2: best disaster movies ever made. I mean, it's not a
42:25
Speaker 2: great movie. It's just a great disaster movie. And there's
42:29
Speaker 2: a very famous scene where this 3,000 foot tidal wave
42:34
Speaker 2: is coming towards this valley, and this Buddhist monk whose
42:37
Speaker 2: whole job is to sit on the top of a
42:39
Speaker 2: hill with a bell. I don't know how he gets food.
42:42
Speaker 2: I don't know where he goes to the bathroom. I
42:44
Speaker 2: don't know what's going on. They're not door dashing up
42:46
Speaker 2: to the top of that. I do not know how
42:49
Speaker 2: this monk, I mean, maybe they put him up there
42:51
Speaker 2: when he was 12, and he's been up there his
42:53
Speaker 2: whole life. I don't know. But it's his whole thing
42:56
Speaker 2: to ring this bell when danger is imminent. And he
43:00
Speaker 2: sees the giant tsunami, and he rings that bell, and
43:03
Speaker 2: then he's just washed away, dead, like the people in Nepal.
43:08
Speaker 2: And I thought to myself, we should be ringing that
43:12
Speaker 2: bell right now because of Nepal. I mean, what happened
43:17
Speaker 2: in Nepal was right out of 2012. It literally is
43:21
Speaker 2: right out of an Irwin Allen movie. It's right out
43:23
Speaker 2: of a disaster film. Dating myself. I guess you would
43:27
Speaker 2: say Roland Emmerich now. He's the Irwin Allen of our time.
43:31
Speaker 2: He made Day After Tomorrow, 2012, a lot of disaster movies.
43:37
Speaker 2: We should be ringing that bell. Planet Earth is trying
43:40
Speaker 2: to kill us, and it's trying to kill us quickly.
43:43
Speaker 2: And it's working. We're dying in record numbers. All in all,
43:48
Speaker 2: this summer, over 50,000 people worldwide will have died of
43:52
Speaker 2: the heat.
43:52
Speaker 3: 50,000.
43:53
Speaker 2: 50,000 worldwide died because of heat. Then we've now got
44:01
Speaker 2: probably 5,000 dead in Nepal.
44:03
Speaker 1: Why?
44:04
Speaker 2: Because a glacier broke off because of climate change. We
44:08
Speaker 2: have grocery store shelves in the UK and other countries empty. Why?
44:12
Speaker 2: Because crops are failing. But what are we talking about?
44:17
Speaker 2: Lake Ontario. That's why I was looking out of the
44:25
Speaker 2: United States. And then I thought, well, but you don't
44:29
Speaker 2: want to retire. You're not done performing yet. I thought, well,
44:33
Speaker 2: bring your show with you. Bring the cameras and bring
44:37
Speaker 2: it all with you and just do it from somewhere else.
44:41
Speaker 2: There'd be more interesting content, perhaps. But then I feel
44:46
Speaker 2: bad because I think, do I really have to think
44:49
Speaker 2: about escaping the United States for the rest of my
44:52
Speaker 2: life without my friends? And I thought, well, you're aging.
44:57
Speaker 2: And let's look at life in the United States for
45:00
Speaker 2: someone who's aging that's not a millionaire. What awaits you?
45:06
Speaker 2: Medical bankruptcy? Because you're going to get some disease, ultimately,
45:10
Speaker 2: cancer or something, and it's going to cost to treat.
45:13
Speaker 2: So what awaits you? Having to sell your house to
45:16
Speaker 2: give the money to medical companies? It's like, as I age,
45:22
Speaker 2: I think I'm going to have to be in another
45:24
Speaker 2: country that has health care that doesn't bankrupt you. In Thailand,
45:29
Speaker 2: if you buy international insurance for $ 112 a month, that's it.
45:34
Speaker 2: Everything's covered. Every drug, every procedure, open heart surgery, all
45:39
Speaker 2: of it, all covered. In Uruguay, it's about $ 200 a month.
45:42
Speaker 2: And that's it. You get the best hospitals that they have.
45:47
Speaker 2: I mean, are they the best in the world? But
45:50
Speaker 2: they're the best there. You get those hospitals. You get
45:54
Speaker 2: your drugs. $ 200 a month. And they have senior care.
45:59
Speaker 2: They have senior housing, senior homes that your insurance will cover.
46:05
Speaker 2: So if you need nursing care, your insurance will cover
46:08
Speaker 2: you going into nursing care, going into assisted living. It
46:12
Speaker 2: won't cover it here. And they're only going to cut Medicare.
46:18
Speaker 2: If you're not a millionaire and you're aging in America,
46:21
Speaker 2: what is your plan? I'm serious. I know many of
46:26
Speaker 2: you listening are over 50. If you are not a millionaire,
46:30
Speaker 2: if you don't have more than $ 2 million saved up
46:33
Speaker 2: to retire, what is your plan? I'd love to hear
46:38
Speaker 2: it because I'm trying to figure out my plan. What
46:41
Speaker 2: is your plan? If you're not wealthy, if you're not
46:46
Speaker 2: in the top 5%, if you don't have more than
46:49
Speaker 2: $ 1 million in assets, what's your plan? I'm being totally
46:55
Speaker 2: serious here. Leave it down below. What is your plan?
47:00
Speaker 2: If you need assisted living, what is your plan? If
47:04
Speaker 2: you get cancer and need cancer drugs, what is your plan?
47:09
Speaker 2: You are aging. You're not going to get out of
47:10
Speaker 2: this alive. Something is going to happen to you. What
47:14
Speaker 2: is your plan for when it does? Celine Dion got
47:21
Speaker 2: stiff body person syndrome. Most of us, that would kill us.
47:24
Speaker 2: That would be it. We'd have to retire and not
47:27
Speaker 2: do stuff. But because she's got money, she's back working again.
47:33
Speaker 2: Whereas if you got it, it wouldn't be happening. The
47:36
Speaker 2: treatments that she's getting, you can't afford. So what is
47:42
Speaker 2: your plan? I'm very curious. If you're over 50 and
47:46
Speaker 2: you do not have a million dollars, what is your plan?
47:51
Speaker 2: Because I'm trying to look ahead and think about mine.
47:56
Speaker 2: What is your plan? You know? Sometimes life is like
48:03
Speaker 2: a bad movie. Yeah, no duh. No duh. What is
48:08
Speaker 2: your plan? What is it? Retire on what meager Social
48:13
Speaker 2: Security will be left? A small pension from your job?
48:19
Speaker 2: My friend Emily, she's squared away. She's got more than
48:21
Speaker 2: a million. My friend Hannah, who I got angry with yesterday.
48:26
Speaker 2: Hannah didn't want to hear what I was thinking about
48:28
Speaker 2: over the weekend because she was off to a surf
48:31
Speaker 2: lesson and her dog was off with the dog walker
48:33
Speaker 2: on a dog pack walk. Hannah spends more a month
48:38
Speaker 2: on a dog walker than I do on food. And
48:41
Speaker 2: I'm not making that up. She probably spends $ 1, 000 or
48:43
Speaker 2: more every month on a dog walker. I mean, I
48:46
Speaker 2: don't know the exact number, but even if it's just
48:49
Speaker 2: 50 bucks per pack hike, that's 200 a month. You know?
48:55
Speaker 2: And I'm not belittling. Good for her. I'm glad she
48:57
Speaker 2: can and I'm happy for her and she is taken
49:00
Speaker 2: care of in her retirement. Yay. My friend Emily, same thing.
49:05
Speaker 2: Worked all those years at Boeing, worked hard, put up
49:07
Speaker 2: with shit her whole life, and now she gets the reward.
49:11
Speaker 2: That's wonderful. And good for them. They have a plan.
49:16
Speaker 2: What's yours? What's yours? What is your plan? How are
49:23
Speaker 2: you going to survive? If you need assisted living, how
49:27
Speaker 2: are you going to get it? What's your plan? Because
49:33
Speaker 2: no one's got a plan anymore. What's Trump's plan for America?
49:37
Speaker 2: What is the plan? How do we get out of
49:40
Speaker 2: $ 40 trillion in debt? What is the plan there? Just
49:44
Speaker 2: ignore it? Like I'm ignoring the $ 60, 000 that I'm in debt,
49:49
Speaker 2: 45 of which is a home equity line, which I
49:51
Speaker 2: pay $ 700 a month on, and then 15 of which
49:56
Speaker 2: is credit card debt. What's the plan? Just keep transferring
50:00
Speaker 2: the balance to a 0% interest card until you can't
50:03
Speaker 2: transfer it? I mean, what is the plan? What is
50:08
Speaker 2: our plan for immigration? Keep rounding up innocent people and
50:13
Speaker 2: hurling them out of the country with no real paths
50:16
Speaker 2: to citizenship unless you're wealthy. Then you can buy a visa.
50:21
Speaker 2: He's made that possible. If you give him a million dollars,
50:24
Speaker 2: he'll let you in. If you're white. And from South
50:29
Speaker 2: Africa or other places, he'll let you in. But if
50:32
Speaker 2: you're brown or escaping persecution, if you're gay, no, no, no, no, no.
50:39
Speaker 2: What is the plan? And that's what I'm missing from
50:43
Speaker 2: the Democrats. What is the plan for even Pete Buttigieg?
50:48
Speaker 2: I love him. I'd vote for him for president. I
50:51
Speaker 2: never hear him talk about senior issues. Why? Because he's
50:53
Speaker 2: in his 40s. And now he's got money. I never
50:58
Speaker 2: hear him talk about the issues facing an aging population.
51:03
Speaker 2: I never hear him talk about that. Oh, they talk
51:07
Speaker 2: about saving Social Security. You can't live on Social Security.
51:10
Speaker 2: It's nice to have it. It helps, but you can't
51:14
Speaker 2: live on it. And it certainly doesn't pay for assisted
51:18
Speaker 2: living or health care. So what is the plan for America?
51:21
Speaker 2: What's the plan? What's the plan for our people, Democrats?
51:27
Speaker 2: How are you going to help people put food on
51:29
Speaker 2: their tables they can afford? How is that going to
51:32
Speaker 2: come about? How are we going to get off fossil
51:36
Speaker 2: fuel so we can't be... Do you realize if we
51:38
Speaker 2: didn't use fossil fuel, what was happening in Iran wouldn't
51:41
Speaker 2: affect us one iota? That a small pissant little Arab
51:46
Speaker 2: country in the middle of bumfuck nowhere couldn't hold a
51:50
Speaker 2: country of 340 million hostage, which is what it's doing?
51:56
Speaker 2: It's winning the war. Why? Because it's got our drug
52:01
Speaker 2: of choice. And it's got the pathway for that drug
52:05
Speaker 2: to get to us. That little pissant country is holding
52:11
Speaker 2: us hostage. Why? Because they've got what we want, what
52:15
Speaker 2: we need, what we jones for. If we didn't use it,
52:21
Speaker 2: if we didn't need fossil fuels... Iran would be irrelevant.
52:25
Speaker 2: Saudi Arabia would be irrelevant. The entire fucking Middle East
52:29
Speaker 2: would be irrelevant. Wouldn't that be nice? And then we
52:35
Speaker 2: would leave and Israel would be on its own. Oh,
52:37
Speaker 2: is that why we stay on fossil fuels? That we
52:39
Speaker 2: have to have a presence in the Middle East? Is
52:43
Speaker 2: that the reason? To protect Israel?
52:47
Speaker 1: Patriot!
53:02
Speaker 2: Now remember, the word is F-U-N-K, funk, honey. Do you
53:07
Speaker 2: wanna funk?
53:08
Speaker 1: Do you wanna funk?
53:13
Speaker 3: Do you, do you, do you?
53:16
Speaker 2: Do you, do.
53:19
Speaker 4: You, do you?
53:20
Speaker 2: Do you, do you, do you? Hey, it's Carell. Go
53:26
Speaker 2: stream Do You Wanna Funk? My tribute to Sylvester. Everywhere
53:29
Speaker 2: you get your music. Carell, do you wanna funk? You know,
53:38
Speaker 2: I watch these podcasters, Harry J. Sison, and I watch
53:43
Speaker 2: Aaron Parnas and I, you know, the two girls. What
53:46
Speaker 2: is it? I've had it. I've had it podcast and
53:50
Speaker 2: all of that. And they're very successful. Don Lemon making
53:54
Speaker 2: lots more money than I am. They don't have $ 60, 000
53:56
Speaker 2: in debt like I do. And I watch them, and
54:01
Speaker 2: even Stephanie Miller and David Pakman, who is also very wealthy,
54:07
Speaker 2: I watch them and I think, is that what I
54:11
Speaker 2: have to do to be wealthy? Because they offer no
54:15
Speaker 2: plan either. Oh, they play videos of horrible people saying
54:20
Speaker 2: horrible things, and then they come on and denounce the
54:23
Speaker 2: horrible person saying a horrible thing. Or they talk about
54:27
Speaker 2: why this horrible person saying this horrible thing should bother
54:31
Speaker 2: us or whatever. Oh, look what Laura Loomer posted. You
54:33
Speaker 2: should be mad, blah, blah, blah. But what is their plan?
54:41
Speaker 2: And I mean that. I never hear the I've had
54:44
Speaker 2: it girls talk about the plan. Okay, we know all
54:48
Speaker 2: of this is shit. We know all these people are shit.
54:51
Speaker 2: What's the plan? How do we get out of it? Oh, well,
54:55
Speaker 2: you vote. What's the plan if the post office actually
55:00
Speaker 2: fucks with mail-in voting because Donald Trump said to, and
55:03
Speaker 2: now the courts have said it's okay for him to
55:05
Speaker 2: fuck with it? What's the plan? What should we do?
55:11
Speaker 2: I don't hear any Democrats saying, if your mail-in ballot
55:14
Speaker 2: is fucked with, do this, do that. They just keep saying,
55:18
Speaker 2: make sure you're registered. Make sure you're registered. That's your plan?
55:22
Speaker 3: No.
55:25
Speaker 2: What's the plan, man? How are you getting us out
55:29
Speaker 2: of debt? How are you helping us thrive in our
55:32
Speaker 2: daily lives? How are you protecting the dolls and the
55:37
Speaker 2: older people?
55:39
Speaker 1: How?
55:39
Speaker 2: How are you doing this? What is the plan? And
55:43
Speaker 2: I don't see one. It's like Hollywood and the entertainment industry.
55:48
Speaker 2: You know, everyone in it is bleeding money. That's one
55:51
Speaker 2: of the reasons I don't have the money to get
55:53
Speaker 2: out of debt. You make. 003 cents for every stream.
55:58
Speaker 2: You make a movie, Netflix buys it, you get paid
56:01
Speaker 2: by the minute. Not very much. It's very hard to
56:05
Speaker 2: make a chunk of money. You got to be out
56:08
Speaker 2: touring like Kathy Griffith and like all these other people.
56:11
Speaker 2: And even then, you're making chunks, not huge chunks, but
56:14
Speaker 2: then it adds up and then you make chunks. What's
56:18
Speaker 2: the plan, entertainment industry? How are you going to stop
56:21
Speaker 2: yourself from becoming obsolete and disappearing? What's the plan? You
56:26
Speaker 2: don't want Larry Ellison to take over Paramount. Okay, what's
56:29
Speaker 2: the plan? Just let the states sue him and hope
56:32
Speaker 2: it works? All we are now is people with problems.
56:39
Speaker 2: That's all we are. And see, this goes back to
56:41
Speaker 2: what I talked about in the first segment. I don't
56:43
Speaker 2: want to be that anymore. I don't want to be
56:45
Speaker 2: the person that sits here every day with nothing but problems.
56:49
Speaker 2: I don't.
56:50
Speaker 3: I don't.
56:52
Speaker 2: So I'm trying to formulate a plan. I'm trying to say, okay, well,
56:56
Speaker 2: how are you going to raise money to pay off
56:58
Speaker 2: your debt? You got to pay off that 60 grand.
57:00
Speaker 2: You got to do it. How are you going to
57:02
Speaker 2: raise it? Sell t-shirts, go back to live performances, do photography,
57:08
Speaker 2: do whatever. Just start doing something. Change the way I'm
57:12
Speaker 2: doing something. That's the first plan. Change the way I'm
57:17
Speaker 2: doing things. Don't be afraid to book a gig in
57:20
Speaker 2: San Jose or San Francisco just because I'm afraid no
57:24
Speaker 2: one will show up. The Razz Room won't even fucking
57:26
Speaker 2: get back to me. That guy is the most, Eric
57:28
Speaker 2: Elo at the Razz Room is the most irresponsible club
57:32
Speaker 2: booker I have ever dealt with. You'll send him an email.
57:36
Speaker 2: He'll answer you eight, 10 days later. And then you'll
57:39
Speaker 2: send back the answer another eight, 10 days to get
57:41
Speaker 2: an email. He is the most irresponsible. So I have
57:44
Speaker 2: to find another venue. So my plan is to change.
57:50
Speaker 2: I have to change. I can't keep doing things the
57:52
Speaker 2: way that I'm doing them. I have to change. But
57:54
Speaker 2: doesn't that fit for America, too? We cannot keep doing
57:57
Speaker 2: things the way that we're doing them. We can't keep
58:00
Speaker 2: using fossil fuel the way that we are. Look what
58:02
Speaker 2: happened in Nepal. Look, the Grand Canyon just flooded yesterday.
58:06
Speaker 2: There's 15 missing and one confirmed dead just 80 miles
58:10
Speaker 2: from here. I didn't get any rain. I was shocked.
58:13
Speaker 2: I'm like, wait, it's not raining here in Vegas, but
58:16
Speaker 2: I guess it was raining over at the Grand Canyon.
58:19
Speaker 2: One dead, 15 missing, our own little Nepal. So my
58:25
Speaker 2: plan is to change. Gonna make a change for once
58:30
Speaker 2: in my life. What is America going to do? What
58:35
Speaker 2: changes is America going to make? We got to change
58:40
Speaker 2: the House and Senate. That's in November. We have to
58:43
Speaker 2: do that. Just because, not because we want Democrats, Democrats. No,
58:48
Speaker 2: it's because those people should go home. They've done nothing
58:53
Speaker 2: at all. They've let a president and a judicial run
58:56
Speaker 2: amok and done nothing to stop them. They need to go.
59:01
Speaker 2: Mitch is already gone. No one will talk about it,
59:03
Speaker 2: but they need to go. That's the first thing. That's
59:06
Speaker 2: the first change we need to make in 2028 we
59:09
Speaker 2: need to change the presidency back to Democratic. Not that
59:13
Speaker 2: I'm crazy about Democrats, but they beat Republicans. Because Republicans
59:18
Speaker 2: have now become MAGA. And they have let MAGA run
59:21
Speaker 2: their party. And as far as I'm concerned, they are
59:23
Speaker 2: no longer a legitimate party.
59:26
Speaker 3: Period.
59:26
Speaker 2: Period. Republicans need to form a different party because the
59:30
Speaker 2: Republican Party is an illegitimate party. So they should get
59:33
Speaker 2: no president going forward. So we've got to make that change.
59:39
Speaker 2: We've got to become plant-based eaters. We have to. That's
59:43
Speaker 2: a change we have to make. But what other changes?
59:47
Speaker 2: We've got to make changes. We can't keep living the
59:50
Speaker 2: way that we're living because it's not working. And I'm
59:56
Speaker 2: there as a person. I can't keep living the way
59:59
Speaker 2: that I'm living. It's not work. It's a great life.
1:00:03
Speaker 2: I love walking with Ember. I love my condo. The
1:00:07
Speaker 2: inside of my condo. I don't love the neighborhood and
1:00:09
Speaker 2: I don't love the neighbors, but I love my condo.
1:00:12
Speaker 2: I don't love Las Vegas. Well, I like Vegas, just
1:00:16
Speaker 2: not in the summer. But now it's running out of
1:00:18
Speaker 2: water and, you know, so. The only reason I don't
1:00:22
Speaker 2: want to stay here is two reasons. The summer. Well, three.
1:00:25
Speaker 2: The summer. We're running out of water and there's not
1:00:29
Speaker 2: a really great gay community. Those are the three reasons.
1:00:32
Speaker 2: That's it. Everything else in Vegas is fine. Great place
1:00:35
Speaker 2: to live. But summer is horrible. There's no water and
1:00:40
Speaker 2: the gay community sucks. So those are three very big negatives.
1:00:46
Speaker 2: So got to make a change. America needs to change.
1:00:52
Speaker 2: We need to grow up. We need to start solving
1:00:56
Speaker 2: our problems. Like the water in the West. That's a
1:01:00
Speaker 2: problem that has to be solved. They keep talking about
1:01:03
Speaker 2: Lake Powell's empty. Lake Mead is empty. There's a drought.
1:01:06
Speaker 2: There's Super Omino. What are you going to do about it? Hi,
1:01:10
Speaker 2: I'm Karel. You be who you want to be. So
1:01:11
Speaker 2: I'm going to hunt you, buddy. We'll be back tomorrow.
1:01:13
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1:01:15
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1:01:17
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