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Chick-fil-A Joins Target, Bud-Light Wading Into Woke Waters · Conversations: Special Guests with Preston Scott

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  Here we go into the third and final hour for today of The Morning Show
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  with Preston Scott Thursday, June first, It is show forty nine forty of
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  the radio program. Grant Allen over there, Jared's over there and with me
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  on the phone line. Is the entertainment editor with Breitbart dot Com. He
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  is the author of the fifty Things books, The One the Only. Jerome
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  Hudson, Hey, friend, how are you? I'm doing good, doing
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  great on this fine and lovely Thursday, this cheek Thursday, because you know,
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  it really would have been Wednesday if Memorial Day wasn't Monday. That's how
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  it works. Dude, that's way too deep for me. My man,
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  Hey, I need you to weigh in on one of the big stories in
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  the press box this morning. What do you make Why did Chick fil A
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  hire a d EI officer? Why promote within a guy who obviously was a
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  really good employee, good at his job? Why create this office? Is
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  the Is this the symptom of now being of a company being run by a
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  forty three year old um? But likely likely? I mean you have to
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  remember that Chick fil A a few years ago came out and announced that it
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  was going to start, you know, donating to and supporting some LGBTQ pregnant
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  man emoji organizations. I think. I think Chick fil A canceled Salvation Army,
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  and Salvation Army also canceled Christian right, so that there are wars within
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  the woke war. Um we call them alien versus predator. When one left
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  wing organization or person goes to battle with another. Um, we we don't
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  care who wins, and in fact, everybody could lose and America wins.
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  Um. I mean Chick fil A is quite interesting in that way because if
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  you, if you scour their website enough, you'll also see their purpose which
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  is to do good uh in in in all things rooted in Christianity, um
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  or something like that I'm paraphrasing, obviously. UM. What's happening with these
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  corporations is what China did a few years ago. They actually launched a nationwide
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  social credit score system, and whereby Chinese citizens are rewarded for going to certain
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  restaurants, for exercising a certain amount, for pursuing certain careers and disciplines.
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  They are actually rewarded as citizens. And so there are a couple different corporate
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  standards that have been rolled out in this country that are doing the same,
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  and one of them is this social equity standard. And you know, the
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  more pride merchandise that you sell if you're Disney, for instance, regardless regardless
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  of the fact that that merchandise is manufactured in a country at sanctioned slave labor
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  and that punishes lesbians or bisexuals, or transigent or individuals. I know this
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  because I purchased button down Pride Mickey Mouse shirt maybe about a year ago,
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  just to make sure that it was manufactured in one of the provinces in China
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  that routinely abuses gay people or Christians. It doesn't matter, though, because
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  Disney gets the points for celebrating Pride money. And you can't just celebrate it.
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  You can't just have a dude who's clearly a dude on a bud Light
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  can. You have to outdo Target. So bud Light puts Dylan mulvaney on
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  the can celebrating his womanhood. Target has to outdo bud Light. So what
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  do they do. They put bathing suits for toddlers, suits for boys.
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  But the bathing suits are special because you know, if your boy wants to
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  tuck his Genitalia. He can is these bathing suits. So there, it
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  literally is though awoke Olympics at this point, and the rest of US,
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  I mean, the overwhelming majority of the country doesn't care who their neighbor has
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  sex with, if their neighbor has sex at all. But that's the reality
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  of these corporations. They're being rewarded for going woke. Hang on a second,
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  I want you to hold that thought. We're gonna come right back there
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  because there's a ton of stories along this front. Jerome Hudson with US entertainment
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  editor with Breitbart dot Com, author and guest friend on The Morning Show with
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  Preston Scott. Back with Jerome Hudson from Breitbart dot Com, entertainment editor and
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  our guest here on the program. Jerome, I don't understand what's really in
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  it though. For Chick fil A, all it can do is damage itself
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  with its core, and its core is massively conservative, and by all accounts,
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  Chick fil A has been a model employer for its duration. So this
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  is nothing but pure virtue signaling. So what could possibly they win because the
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  people they're signaling to are never going to be their friends. No. I
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  have friends who have had to go through the diversity, equity and inclusion training.
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  They don't understand it. They think it's a waste as time. They
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  actually pressed and don't have good answers to my questions, like, you know,
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  this financial institution as been around for a quarter of century and you guys
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  just rolled out excuse me, you guys is gendered language that can't be used.
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  And I say, you guys just rolled this program out three years ago.
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  I was like, was it okay that the company was virulently racist and
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  uninclusive for the first twenty two years? I think, Um, and they
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  and they have leadership people of all colors and backgrounds. Um, I mean
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  it is truly you know, it makes everyone feel good. Um, everyone
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  there is very well everyone that is that that is supposed to feel good,
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  okay. UM. You know when when when the standard or when the standard
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  of race was included in the decision making of allowing someone on a college university
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  campus as a student, or hiring them as a police or firefighter, or
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  awarding a contract to them. Um, the decision to solve the problem of
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  discriminating by race by using race as a decision point. You know, when
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  when people decided to do that the people who came up with the idea.
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  I'm pretty sure they felt pretty good. But you know what we did it
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  We solved racism. No, you made it worse. Okay, and that's
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  Chick fil a is. You know, we have to do it. We
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  can't be the only company that doesn't have a diversity equity inclusions are and policy.
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  And if we have a policy, we have to put it on our
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  website. We've got we got one minute left in this segment, so let's
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  let's put a bow on this topic before we move on to something else next
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  segment. Let me ask you why is boycott target the number one song on
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  iTunes? Well, have you heard the song? I mean, the thing
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  slaps as the kids say, get in, get into the old Wait wait,
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  wait wait, I don't know those terms. It what it's slap,
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  it's slap. That's that's actually an old one. That one maybe ten years
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  old, maybe fifteen years old. Okay, Well you're not helping me out
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  then, because I gotta always want to try to be hip. Okay,
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  when when you leave the office, grab grant, get in the g turn
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  it on, turn the music all the way up, and h if it's
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  too loud. Or too old. That is a line. I think Brendan
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  Fraser said that in Airheads. But it's it's a it's a good song,
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  and I think people are buying into the idea of what you said earlier.
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  You know what, I don't want to support this company. You know,
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  I can go buy from somewhere else my ice cream and a diapers. So
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  are we now seeing with Target? And Target's been at it maybe longer than
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  anybody, but with Target, yeah, Budweiser, Miller Light in particular,
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  or bud Light rather in particular. Now Chick fil A, are we now
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  seeing that they've just gone too far and people are done. People don't want
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  to drink politics, they don't want to eat politics in between a biscuit in
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  their chicken, and they certainly I've walked into the Target one hundred times.
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  I've never actually thought what those people think about taxes or race or immigration,
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  and most people don't. And yeah, it's turning people up. It'll be
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  a slow turning of the tide. But I do believe that bud Light wrote
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  the damn twenty two passed the hour of Thursday, June first, on the
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  Morning Show with Preston Scott, I am Preston, that's Grant, that's Jared,
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  and this is Jerome Hudson, a Breitbart dot Com the entertainment editor.
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  I told you, Jerome, this is from your own pages, so I
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  will not consider this a curveball under any circumstances. All Right, I just
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  smiled ear to ear when I saw that Warner Brothers did not renew its agreement
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  with Patrise Colors. I mean, anyway, I just I think that is
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  a story that absolutely needs to be shared. You know, this is interesting
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  because first, Patrise Colors remind everybody she's one of the co founders of Black
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  Lives Matter, and she may not even be famous for that. It's it's
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  like, yes, she's a co founder of Black Lives Matter, but she
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  went on a real estate spending spree that, at least in my opinion,
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  seemed to make her more more of a prominent figure, because it just it's
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  so perfectly pointing out the brazen hypocrisy and the corruption and fatal flaw of that
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  organization. Like people gave money to that organization believing that it would do good
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  in the world, but it's based on a live roome the whole God bless
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  those people. Godless. Well you know those those did say people who rooted
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  for Colin Kaepernick, and his entire protest was based on on the same live
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  But anyway, UM, I was thinking about this because I've been doing a
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  lot of radio and I'm sorry to admit to you in front of the live
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  audience, and I have been you haven't you unfaithful? But I think it
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  is what happened on This is how it happened to God with one. I
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  hope it was want God with one. Um. One of the questions was,
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  you know, somewhere along the lines of you know, is Disney going
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  to ruin everything? Because in the latest trailer for the latest Indiana Jones movie
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  number five for the uninitiated, there are attacks on capitalism and it's just so
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  weird because Walt Disney is one of the most lucrative corporations on the planet.
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  But anyway, and I I was just thinking about this yesterday. I was
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  like, um, We're going to see Hollywood do weird things like give out
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  what we assume was a multimillion dollar, multi year television and film contract to
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  a person like the Colors, Like she has no discernible talents that I can
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  see, not the least of which involve her being rewarded something that people dedicate
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  their entire lives as creatives, as writers and content creators to get the type
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  of deal that one of brothers gave her. All she did was trademark and
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  patent a slogan that has that has done a lot to defy this country on
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  the lines of race. But that that is Hollywood in a nutshell. Warner
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  Brothers looked at the Trees callers and said, you know what, we want
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  to strike a deal that allows you to create content for us that we can
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  share to our audience. And and the punchline is that after signing that deal,
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  what happened. Ah, yes, this is this is what gave us
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  all the giggles and feel goods in the Bright Part newsroom. This woman created
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  absolutely absolutely no content for Warner Brothers. Zero. Um, nothing mean.
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  I think I think she did the equivalent of taping a pilot episode of a
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  commercial. It's quite seinfeld funny in that way. Um. But you know,
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  it's the most amazing thing I will say about that story is while I
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  was looking for the photo that I event truly chose for that story, I
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  ran across a bunch of Getty images of Patrise callers performing. And I have
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  to tell you, Preston, I have to figure out a way that doesn't
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  break the copyright agreement. This woman has a different side of her life than
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  only a few people get to enjoy. And I have to say I would
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  probably pay money to see one of her shows. I mean, she's holding
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  a tricycle, a golden tricycle in front of her face, imposing other people
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  are like moving in weird ways in a lowly lit room. I mean,
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  it's some wild stuff. And so because the deal expired, we are we
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  are spared that indignity of having to even run across it. I don't know.
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  I mean, maybe we would have been blessed with content from the co
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  founder of Black Lives Matter. We'll never know. We can't. Yeah,
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  that's that's going to be one of my great regrets when I pass on.
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  All Right, all right, my friend, thanks for the time. We'll
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  talk again next month. I love you very much. My dear friend,
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  Grant take care of this man. I always try