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The Senate Fails Again: Trump, Iran & Why the Midterms Matter More Than Ever · The Karel Show

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Speaker 2: The Senate has failed us yet again, and the Congress
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Speaker 2: is probably gonna do the same.
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Speaker 3: We'll talk about that. Also, you have no clue who.
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Speaker 2: The orange one is asking for help, and it's quite
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Speaker 2: quite ironic. And the story out of Vegas that has
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Speaker 2: made my blood point. Oh yeah, no, it is the
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Speaker 2: Crawl Show. I am Corral so very glad you are
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Speaker 2: joining me on this Thursday, March fifth. Before we get
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Speaker 2: to the policy of the day. By the way, I'm
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Speaker 2: using this because I really love the booming sound of
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Speaker 2: this microphone and the boom mic just doesn't have that
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Speaker 2: booming boom, you know, just doesn't have it, and so
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Speaker 2: I really like it, and that's what I want to use.
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Speaker 2: So I'm going to so I hate having it blocking me,
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Speaker 2: but at the same time love the sound. All right,
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Speaker 2: So before we get to the politics you know of
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Speaker 2: the day, can I just say that I fight every
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Speaker 2: day to not think that humans are the worst species
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Speaker 2: known to the planet.
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Speaker 3: I really do.
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Speaker 2: Every day I try to find something redeeming in mankind.
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Speaker 2: And then along comes a story which makes me just
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Speaker 2: want to beat someone upside their mouthin head if you
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Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. Child, And there's a story out
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Speaker 2: of Las Vegas which has me so angry. I'm I'm
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Speaker 2: so see I can I'm just furious. So if you've
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Speaker 2: never been to the Flamingo Hotel, here at Las Vegas,
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Speaker 2: we have flamingos Chilean flamingos. They are beautiful flamingos. They
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Speaker 2: are gorgeous ember and I have seen them many times.
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Speaker 2: They're kept outside in an enclosure, but it's not They're
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Speaker 2: not like behind glass or anything. They're you know, they're
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Speaker 2: across a little moat type thing, but you know, you're
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Speaker 2: you could you can see them.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: And some drunk asshole at four in the morning two
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Speaker 2: days ago jumped over the enclosure, harmed one of the
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Speaker 2: birds in the enclosure, and then grabbed the flamingo an
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Speaker 2: actual flamingo, took it out, brought it to his room
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Speaker 2: through the lobby elevator everything, holding it by the neck
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Speaker 2: and the wing. When he got to the room, he
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Speaker 2: tortured it, dislocated its wings. They found bloody feathers in
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Speaker 2: the guy's room. So he was arrested, released on twenty
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Speaker 2: thousand dollars bail, which means two grand from a bail bondsman,
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Speaker 2: and then we'll go back for like some charges that
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Speaker 2: are not nearly what they should be. When I heard this,
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Speaker 2: I is it wrong that I just thought the planet
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Speaker 2: would be better without this guy on it?
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Speaker 3: Is that wrong?
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Speaker 2: I mean that is it wrong that I actually thought
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Speaker 2: to myself, you know, I really want this guy off
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Speaker 2: planet Earth because anyone that could take a gorgeous flamingo
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Speaker 2: and take it back to his room and harm it,
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Speaker 2: torture it. And his excuse was, oh, I'm a farm boy,
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Speaker 2: so I know what I'm doing.
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Speaker 3: Crap, I mean, just bull crap. And it really made me.
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Speaker 2: It made me mad, It really truly made me angry,
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Speaker 2: and it made me think that as a species, were
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Speaker 2: just kind of irredeemable, you know that as a species
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Speaker 2: sometimes I just don't think we deserve to be on
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Speaker 2: the planet. And that's a sad thing to say, but
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Speaker 2: it's a real thing to say. And so that's where
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Speaker 2: I'm at with that story today. I just I cannot
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Speaker 2: I cannot believe it. A guy took a flamingo back
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Speaker 2: to his room and tortured it, tortured. I'm you know,
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Speaker 2: I know where it wore. And I know that what
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Speaker 2: we're doing in Iraq is far worse than what this
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Speaker 2: guy is doing to this flamingo. Because we never think
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Speaker 2: about the animals of war, do we. I do, I
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Speaker 2: think about them. But we're not just killing people with
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Speaker 2: our bombing. We're killing animals, dogs, cats, birds, whatever, and
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Speaker 2: we're killing children. And so I was trying to get
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Speaker 2: away from that story, and I went to the news
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Speaker 2: to look at other stories, and here was this story
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Speaker 2: of a guy that took a flamingo to his room
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Speaker 2: and torture. We don't know if the flamingo is going
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Speaker 2: to be euthanized or not.
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Speaker 3: They haven't told us.
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Speaker 2: So yesterday the Senate had a chance to rein in
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Speaker 2: a rogue president by taking away his war powers resolution
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Speaker 2: and limiting what he could do in Iran. They didn't.
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Speaker 2: They didn't. And now it's in front of the Congress.
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Speaker 2: Probably won't pass there. But even if it did pass there,
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Speaker 2: it'd go back to the Senate, would not have sixty votes,
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Speaker 2: and the President would veto it. Even if it passed
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Speaker 2: the Senate with like fifty three, fifty five whatever, it
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Speaker 2: wouldn't be veto proof. And all along through Trump's first year,
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Speaker 2: I have said, it is not the man behind the
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Speaker 2: curtain that's the problem. We know that Orange idiot has
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Speaker 2: no clothes. It's the enablers. The enablers that's Congress first
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Speaker 2: of all, the Senate and the House, and then these
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Speaker 2: ridiculous people that vote for these Republicans and make no mistake.
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Speaker 2: In the primary is on Tuesday, some Trump Republicans won
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Speaker 2: and beat some non Trump Republicans. The guy with the
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Speaker 2: eyepatch that looks like Russell Crowe, I forget his name.
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Speaker 2: He's out of Texas.
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Speaker 3: He lost and he lost to a very pro Trump Republican.
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Speaker 2: Another Republican lost their district in Texas to a YouTuber
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Speaker 2: who is a Maga influencer. So for every game the
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Speaker 2: Democrats are making serious hardcore, Maga is also making games.
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Speaker 2: And this is why we don't have a president that
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Speaker 2: is restrained.
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Speaker 3: This is why this president is so out of control.
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Speaker 2: You know what, if you let a kid, a brady child,
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Speaker 2: be a brat, they're gonna be a brat and they're
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Speaker 2: gonna grow up a brat. And that's how they gonna be.
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Speaker 2: They ain't suddenly gonna learn manners. They ain't suddenly gonna
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Speaker 2: learn to be a good kid. If the parents are
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Speaker 2: fucking morons and bullies and brats, then the kid's gonna
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Speaker 2: be that way too. Congress is allowing Donald Trump to
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Speaker 2: be a brat. They're just they're allowing it. He's a brat,
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Speaker 2: you know, and they're they allow it.
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Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 2: Even his base, even Maga, for the most part, is
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Speaker 2: not for Iran. Megan Kelly has turned on him. Joe
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Speaker 2: Rogan has turned on him. Marjorie Taylor Green is now
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Speaker 2: calling him everything but a white woman. Hon eh So,
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Speaker 2: his base is turning on him, but for the wrong reasons.
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Speaker 2: You know, they are turning because they believe the truth. Actually,
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Speaker 2: for once, Maga believes the truth, and the truth is
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Speaker 2: that the only reason we are doing this to Iran.
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Speaker 3: Is Israel.
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Speaker 2: That's it, the only reason, the only reason that we're
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Speaker 2: doing this is for Israel. It serves no purpose for
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Speaker 2: the United States to be doing this. They were not
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Speaker 2: attacking our bases. They were not going to attack our bases.
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Speaker 2: Those are lies because they knew that would be a
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Speaker 2: death threat or you know, it would be a death sentence.
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Speaker 2: We are doing this for Israel, and that's what's gotten
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Speaker 2: mag upset. Now for once, they're right, I mean, you know,
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Speaker 2: they're right. We are in fact doing this for Israel.
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Speaker 2: And so here we have a Congress that refuses to
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Speaker 2: stop him. We have extremists that support him, and they're
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Speaker 2: the ones that have his ear when he's not sleeping.
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Speaker 2: He slept through another meeting yesterday. They keep forgetting and
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Speaker 2: they schedule these meetings during his nap time, which is
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Speaker 2: you know, twelve hours out of the day, and you know,
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Speaker 2: he nods off, he'll you know, it's so funny to
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Speaker 2: watch because he's just like one of these older people
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Speaker 2: who are trying to pay attention to a movie or
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Speaker 2: to you or whatever. They're trying to pay attention, okay,
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Speaker 2: and you see them trying. They're like, yeah, yeah, no,
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Speaker 2: I'm here, I'm here. And then you see them drift.
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Speaker 2: They're like and their head goes down a little and
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Speaker 2: a little more. Then it gets to the bottom. And
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Speaker 2: when it gets to the bottom and they hit rock bottom,
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Speaker 2: they nod up and they wake up. They look around,
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Speaker 2: Oh no, no, I'm listening. No I'm here, I'm with you,
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Speaker 2: and then.
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Speaker 3: Back down again and back down again, and then.
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Speaker 2: No, no, I'm here. And so that's that's what he
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Speaker 2: does during meetings now. He basically goes into Heroin nods,
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Speaker 2: you know, because that's what happens when you take OPM.
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Speaker 2: You sort of nod off and then you come back
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Speaker 2: and then you're not off. And that's what he was
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Speaker 2: doing yesterday in these meetings. He was like, no, no,
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Speaker 2: I'm here. And so they really need to not schedule
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Speaker 2: these things.
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Speaker 3: Now. You know.
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Speaker 2: One of the reasons that Congress doesn't want to get
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Speaker 2: involved in this is they don't want it on their hands. Okay,
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Speaker 2: they don't want to do their job because they don't
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Speaker 2: want this on their hands. They don't want to be
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Speaker 2: responsible for the Iran war. So if they go ahead
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Speaker 2: and give him, you know, if they if they say, okay, yeah,
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Speaker 2: what were they wrong, and they go ahead and vote,
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Speaker 2: you know, to give him this power and continue this power,
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Speaker 2: then they get the blame if they let him continue
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Speaker 2: without their consent, but without their disapproval too. See, by
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Speaker 2: not voting to limit his powers, they're not giving their consent,
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Speaker 2: but they're not also giving their disapproval. As Mama would say,
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Speaker 2: they're talking out both sides of the mouth. But isn't
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Speaker 2: that you know? There's a great scene in The Little
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Speaker 2: the Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, both the play and
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Speaker 2: the movie. And in the movie it was Charles Derning
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Speaker 2: and who did the number? And he did it perfectly.
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Speaker 2: And I'm sure many of you know what number I
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Speaker 2: am talking about. How many in the chat room at
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Speaker 2: YouTube dot com know what I'm talking about? Nope, nope, Okay. Well,
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Speaker 2: in the Best of the Lorehouses text in Texas, outside
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Speaker 2: of all the other fabulous songs like the Aggie Dance
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Speaker 2: where all the aggies are half naked, uh, there's Charles
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Speaker 2: Jerning is the governor and they keep asking him about
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Speaker 2: the whorehouse. They're like, are you going to close it?
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Speaker 2: Are you not going to close it? You know what
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Speaker 2: are you gonna do? So yes, there's no question. Uh,
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Speaker 2: And he does this whole number, which is exactly where
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Speaker 2: Congress is right now. Sandy missed a question. That's it, Granny, yay,
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Speaker 2: Granny got it in the chat room. I wish I
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Speaker 2: had a prize to give you, Granny. You got it
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Speaker 2: at YouTube dot com forward slash really carrel And that
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Speaker 2: number that Charles Jerning does that is so brilliant, which
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Speaker 2: describes our current Congress, is called sidestep.
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Speaker 3: So every time they ask him a question.
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Speaker 2: He talks out both sides of his mouth, and then
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Speaker 2: he does a chorus of ooh, I like to dance
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Speaker 2: a little side step, now you see me, Now you don't,
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Speaker 2: I've come, ma gone, and ooh, I like to dance
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Speaker 2: a really wide step, tell them what they want and
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Speaker 2: lead the people on h I mean, the writers of
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Speaker 2: Best Little Horause in Texas were profound when they wrote
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Speaker 2: that number because it really does describe what's going on
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Speaker 2: in Congress right now. They're sidestepping their duties. They're denouncing Trump.
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Speaker 2: On one hand, but not voting that denouncement, not personifying
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Speaker 2: that with a vote, and quietly giving their approval by
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Speaker 2: not giving their descent. In other words, they like to
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Speaker 2: dance a little side step. Now you see them, Now
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Speaker 2: you don't they've come mane and ooh, look it up
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Speaker 2: type in best little whouse in Tech says sidestep.
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Speaker 3: It is. It's it's exactly what's.
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Speaker 2: Going on in our congress right now, you know they
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Speaker 2: He condemns the whorehouse, but he says, now, miss Mona,
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Speaker 2: I don't know her, and of course he does. And
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Speaker 2: his whole thing is someone somewhere is gonna have to
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Speaker 2: shut her down, not him, So he wants her shut down,
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Speaker 2: but he doesn't want to shut her down himself. So
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Speaker 2: he's like, someone somewhere is gonna have to shut her down.
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Speaker 2: Ye know, well that would be you. That movie is
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Speaker 2: very profound. The Dom Delaize character, who is completely maga
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Speaker 2: in that movie, all Christian and patriotic and dressed in
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Speaker 2: a red, white and blue outfit and you know, just
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Speaker 2: waving the flag and inciting people to be angry about
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Speaker 2: the whorehouse and how it's the worst thing known to mankind.
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Speaker 2: And then he gets off camera and he's a complete
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Speaker 2: and total fake. All of his hair is fake, is
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Speaker 2: everything's fake. You know, he doesn't believe what he's saying.
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Speaker 2: But then the minute the cameras are on, Oh he's
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Speaker 2: a righteous crusader. That movie is fucking profound now that
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Speaker 2: I think about it, for our times, how sad. In
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Speaker 2: the eighties, a musical saw this coming, very very profound.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, you know this happened to get in Bush
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Speaker 2: as well. No one wanted to speak out about the
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Speaker 2: Iraq war because they saw it as just because.
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Speaker 3: Of nine to eleven.
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Speaker 2: I spoke out against it on KGO constantly, but no
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Speaker 2: one else did. No, you know, Devin Newsom did. But
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Speaker 2: for the most part, senators and congress people were afraid
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Speaker 2: to condemn Iraq for the first few years because they felt,
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Speaker 2: you know, they're then condemning, you know, they're defending the
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Speaker 2: people who did nine to eleven.
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Speaker 3: And we know, beyond the shadow of a doubt that
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Speaker 3: that was all a lie.
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Speaker 2: You see, we have the historical precedent of going to
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Speaker 2: war based on lies. Colin Powell, the poor token, sat
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Speaker 2: there in front of the UN and lied. Now he
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Speaker 2: said he didn't know he was lying that he went
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Speaker 2: on the intelligence he was given. He was lying, he
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Speaker 2: knew it, and that justified going to war when it
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Speaker 2: was complete fiction.
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Speaker 3: It just wasn't true.
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Speaker 2: And once we proved it wasn't true that Saddam Hussein
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Speaker 2: had no weapons of mass destruction, and once we found
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Speaker 2: him in the fox hole and assassinated him. God, we're
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Speaker 2: big on assassinating world leaders. We killed Saddam Hussein, we
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Speaker 2: killed Komene, We took the guy out of Venezuela. We
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Speaker 2: are just No one kills more world leaders than we do,
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Speaker 2: just like no used a nuclear weapon except us. We're
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Speaker 2: not a good country if you look at our track record,
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Speaker 2: taking out sovereign leaders, blowing things up with nuclear weapons, and.
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Speaker 3: Going to war based on lies. We went to Iraq
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Speaker 3: for oil.
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Speaker 2: There was no other reason to protect the oil fields,
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Speaker 2: and we didn't even do a good job at that.
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Speaker 3: And once he was gone, where'd we go?
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Speaker 2: Afghanistan stayed there for eleven years based on a lie.
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Speaker 2: And now that we're out of Afghanistan, the Taliban's back
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Speaker 2: in control. They now say it's okay to beat your
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Speaker 2: wives so long as you don't leave a bruise. Women
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Speaker 2: can't go to school, can't read. The country has gone
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Speaker 2: back to the Stone Age. We did nothing, trillions of
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Speaker 2: dollars spent countless American lives for fucking nothing. Nothing. And
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Speaker 2: that's exactly what's happened here. That is exactly what's happening here.
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Speaker 2: We are doing this for Benjamin Netting Yahoo, and our
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Speaker 2: Congress won't only not stand up to Donald Trump, but
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Speaker 2: they won't stand up to Benjamin Netan Yahoo. It's a shame,
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Speaker 2: low down, dirty, dirty, I'm telling your shame. M Only
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Speaker 2: wal can bring this pain, and what we're doing to
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Speaker 2: them is a shame. They shouldn't have to live with
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Speaker 2: this paininin and we just do not understand. No no,
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Speaker 2: doing a little disco song here for you. You know, Yeah,
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Speaker 2: maybe dan Quayle thought he was going to Iran and
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Speaker 2: it was a rack. Maybe he just couldn't spell, Remember
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Speaker 2: that guy, dan Quayle. Oh, and we thought he was
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Speaker 2: the stupidest vice president and then we get JD.
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Speaker 3: Vance.
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Speaker 2: You know, if Murph see Brown were still on TV.
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Speaker 2: I mean, really, dan quail was possibly the largest idiot
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Speaker 2: to ever occupy the office of vice president until JD.
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Speaker 3: Vance came along. Just when you thought they couldn't get
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Speaker 3: any dumber. Ah there is Oh God, Lord, have mercy,
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Speaker 3: Lord have mercy. Texas has a whorehouse in it yep,
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Speaker 3: tex MSNBC did can Phil donaue for speaking against Iraq?
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Speaker 3: That's exactly right? Yep.
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Speaker 2: And Kgo told me many times that I was treading
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Speaker 2: thin ice. I was treading thin ice, baby, because I
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Speaker 2: was speaking against Iraq.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. Well the ice didn't break, and here I am.
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Speaker 3: And I was right. You know I had been right.
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Speaker 2: I started in major market talk radio thirty years ago,
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Speaker 2: nineteen ninety six. This is my university, thirty years of
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Speaker 2: major market Copley, And every fucking year for thirty years.
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Speaker 3: I've been right. I've been right about it all. I
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Speaker 3: have not been wrong about any major world events. I
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Speaker 3: have been proven right.
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Speaker 5: Now is show.
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Speaker 2: Got sorry having to tell a maggot someone said, listen
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Speaker 2: to this pole smoker putting people down?
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Speaker 3: Is that the best you got, maggot?
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Speaker 4: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: I sucked dick. I sucked dick far better than your wife.
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Speaker 2: I'm the reason you straight guys cheat on your women.
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Speaker 2: Men are for pleasure, women are for children, honey, ask
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Speaker 2: Anny Saudi? So is that the best you got?
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Speaker 4: That?
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Speaker 3: I sucked dick. That's it.
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Speaker 2: That's your your sole insult that I suck dick. Wow,
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Speaker 2: you're you're you're so intelligent, you've you've just got the
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Speaker 2: brain power of an Einstein. These people support a criminal
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Speaker 2: president who has sex with underage girls and refuses to
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Speaker 2: testify in the largest sex trafficking scandal of our decade,
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Speaker 2: where heads are rolling around the country. If there aren't
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Speaker 2: any gay people, honey, ain't no pole smokers up in
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Speaker 2: the Epstein file, just your president. Okay, my name don't
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Speaker 2: appear up in there more times than Jesus Christ in
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Speaker 2: the Bible.
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Speaker 3: But your God does. So take your best shot in maggot.
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Speaker 2: These people, my mom used to say, if they had
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Speaker 2: the brains God gave them, they die of loneliness.
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Speaker 3: Yes, ooh a pole smoker.
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Speaker 2: I wish God, I wish there was more dick to
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Speaker 2: suck in Las Vegas.
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Speaker 3: I wish I was.
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Speaker 2: Out there just blowing people left and right. That would
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Speaker 2: be fabulous, But I'm not. Oh yeah, no, it's fine.
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Speaker 2: Let the trolls come in. It's good for our algorithm.
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Speaker 2: Let them come. Let them come. They sticks and stones. Oh,
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Speaker 2: they think that's telling someone gay as a slam Ooh nope.
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Speaker 2: History will be kind to the gays. It will not
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Speaker 2: be kind to Trump supporters. You know, I'll be on
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Speaker 2: the right side of history like I've been for thirty years,
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Speaker 2: breaking that pink ceiling for other gays and lesbians. You know,
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Speaker 2: these people, they're going to be compared to Nazis. When
23:50
Speaker 2: it's all said and done and the history is written
23:54
Speaker 2: of this era, MAGA will be called the New Age
23:58
Speaker 2: Nazi Party and they can't change that narrative. There's nothing
24:03
Speaker 2: they can do to shape the way history is going
24:07
Speaker 2: to treat them. Once they're gone and the trials have
24:12
Speaker 2: happened and their people are in jail, history will not
24:16
Speaker 2: be kind to them. And that's okay. They're gonna be
24:19
Speaker 2: kind to the gays. History has always been kind to
24:22
Speaker 2: the gays because we're fabulous. Sorry, it's Wendy here. Allergies
24:28
Speaker 2: are out of control. So yeah, I mean, think about
24:32
Speaker 2: how history is going to view these people. It's not
24:35
Speaker 2: gonna be kind. Although we don't really pay attention to history.
24:41
Speaker 2: If we did, we wouldn't be bombing Iran at Israel's behest.
24:47
Speaker 3: There's no exit strategy.
24:49
Speaker 2: You would think after we went into Afghanistan through the
24:52
Speaker 2: indoor with no outdoor. We went in through the outdoor.
24:57
Speaker 2: We went and through the outdoor. Know you would think
25:02
Speaker 2: after we that we would learn.
25:05
Speaker 3: No due.
25:08
Speaker 2: Because Trump is poll smoking Net and Yahoo Maga can't
25:14
Speaker 2: take it. Trump bends over from I mean Net and
25:17
Speaker 2: Yahoo just shoves it so deep. And Donald Trump he
25:19
Speaker 2: can see his prostate, you know, same with Putin. Our
25:25
Speaker 2: president is the bitch of Vladimir Putin and Net and
25:31
Speaker 2: Yahoo and they defend the guy and and and they
25:34
Speaker 2: demean gaze when their president is literally bending over for
25:39
Speaker 2: two world leaders. Okay, fine with me. You know who
25:45
Speaker 2: ain't Pete Booda Judge. That's you know who's denouncing all
25:50
Speaker 2: this articulately articulately Is that a word articulately? I think
25:55
Speaker 2: it is. Uh, look it up for me, somebody very articulate.
26:00
Speaker 2: Pete Boodh Judge, Uh huh. And you can say all
26:05
Speaker 2: you want to, but that poll smoker's gotten farther in
26:07
Speaker 2: life than you ever will. And he makes sense. I
26:14
Speaker 2: hope that he runs. I'd like to see debates between
26:16
Speaker 2: Boodha Judge and Gavin. I would I'd love to. I
26:20
Speaker 2: would love to because Gavin's gonna run, So I mean, okay,
26:25
Speaker 2: he has not told me directly. Y'all know that we
26:27
Speaker 2: know each other. He is not expressed to me, you know,
26:31
Speaker 2: in private, that he's going to run, But he's gonna run.
26:35
Speaker 2: And I hope that Buddha Judge and he have a debate.
26:39
Speaker 2: I'd like to see that because they both have such
26:42
Speaker 2: great ideas and they're both very articulate, and neither of
26:47
Speaker 2: them are afraid of Donald Trump.
26:50
Speaker 3: Or Maga. So I would love to see a debate
26:53
Speaker 3: between them, maybe Andy Basher and a woman. Can we
26:57
Speaker 3: get a woman? You know, well, we really.
27:01
Speaker 2: Need a Democratic woman president, we really do. We had Hillary,
27:06
Speaker 2: who could have been the best, just the best, and
27:11
Speaker 2: then Kamala who would have been much better than what
27:13
Speaker 2: we've got now, although that bar is pretty low, but
27:16
Speaker 2: you know what I mean, we really need a strong
27:20
Speaker 2: woman candidate. I don't know who that is. I mean,
27:24
Speaker 2: Kamala is not going to run again. I don't think
27:27
Speaker 2: she might, and I would I welcome her to the race.
27:31
Speaker 2: You know, Democrats always have an embarrassment of riches when
27:35
Speaker 2: it comes to presidential candidates. You know, Republicans they have
27:40
Speaker 2: an embarrassment of embarrassments. When it comes to presidential candidates,
27:44
Speaker 2: we always have an embarrassment of riches, really qualified, articulate people,
27:51
Speaker 2: and so I hope that there's a woman somewhere in
27:54
Speaker 2: that mix when it comes to you know, to the
27:56
Speaker 2: regular presidential, the midterms, you know, but for the presidential
28:02
Speaker 2: I really hope that there's a strong Democratic woman. I
28:05
Speaker 2: don't know, I don't know who. I mean, Buddha Judge
28:10
Speaker 2: is great, Buddha Judge is great, Gavin Newsom is great.
28:16
Speaker 2: Maybe Jasmine Crockett, a black woman, a no nonsense black woman.
28:22
Speaker 2: I wouldn't mind her running for president. You know, we
28:25
Speaker 2: need younger, vibrant candidates like Pete, like Gavin, like Jasmine.
28:33
Speaker 2: We don't need seventy eighty year old candidates. We need
28:37
Speaker 2: forty fifty year old candidates. And we need some women
28:41
Speaker 2: and people of color.
28:44
Speaker 3: Oh well, then we'll lose.
28:46
Speaker 2: That's a tragic thing to say that Democrats will lose
28:51
Speaker 2: if they run a woman or a person of color.
28:53
Speaker 2: That is just that makes so many presuppositions about the
28:56
Speaker 2: American voters that I'm just not really ready to make.
29:00
Speaker 2: Because let's be real, Tamala really beat Tamala Trump. If
29:03
Speaker 2: it weren't bring you on month, Donald Trump would not
29:05
Speaker 2: have won Tamala beats.
29:07
Speaker 3: Him mouth interfere.
29:11
Speaker 2: We know that we don't make a big deal about
29:14
Speaker 2: it like Trump, but we know he didn't.
29:18
Speaker 3: We know that.
29:24
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30:17
Speaker 2: You know, I was hoping that Jasmine Crockett would win
30:20
Speaker 2: her primary in Texas instead of a Republican light.
30:24
Speaker 3: Now.
30:25
Speaker 2: Look, tell Rico is saying a lot of the right things,
30:28
Speaker 2: but he talks way too much about fucking God, even
30:32
Speaker 2: though it's a positive thing, Like would God approve of
30:35
Speaker 2: starving people? Would God approve of not giving people health care? Okay, look,
30:40
Speaker 2: that's great, good for you, but shut the fuck up
30:42
Speaker 2: about God. I don't care about your Christian God. I
30:46
Speaker 2: can care for people and love people and know that
30:50
Speaker 2: people need to be fed and have health care and
30:53
Speaker 2: have a great path to citizenship, a clear and quick path.
30:59
Speaker 2: I can give people dignity and respect. I cannot murder someone.
31:04
Speaker 2: I cannot cheat on my spouse, not because I believe
31:08
Speaker 2: in some deity, but because it's the right thing to do.
31:13
Speaker 2: This notion that you have to gauge what the right
31:16
Speaker 2: thing to do is by your Christian faith is nauseating.
31:21
Speaker 2: It makes me want to puke. It's a cult. I'm
31:25
Speaker 2: sick of it. Keep it to yourself. You can believe
31:29
Speaker 2: in God. You can believe in Jesus Christ. You can
31:32
Speaker 2: believe in the rapture. You can believe in heaven and Hell.
31:36
Speaker 2: You can believe in angels and saints and demons.
31:39
Speaker 3: Good for you. Go hang out.
31:41
Speaker 2: With other people who believe what you believe. But keep
31:44
Speaker 2: it to your damn self. When it comes to politics,
31:48
Speaker 2: I don't need to hear it. I don't care. But
31:52
Speaker 2: he's in the Bible Belt and he is a Democrat,
31:56
Speaker 2: although I believe in any other time he would be
31:59
Speaker 2: a Republican. You know, I did see an interesting concern
32:04
Speaker 2: or preacher the other day from the Bible Belt, and
32:08
Speaker 2: he was preaching to the masses. And while he would
32:11
Speaker 2: probably hate me this preacher. I enjoyed what he said
32:15
Speaker 2: in his sermon. And what he said is being a
32:18
Speaker 2: conservative and being a Christian are two different things and
32:23
Speaker 2: never get them mixed up ever. And he said who
32:28
Speaker 2: you vote for has nothing to do with your faith
32:32
Speaker 2: or their faith at all. And this is an evangelical preacher.
32:38
Speaker 2: He was like, look, when you idolize a politician, you're
32:44
Speaker 2: breaking God's rule. Because this preacher said to his flock
32:50
Speaker 2: that the only and it was kind of homo erotic.
32:52
Speaker 2: He I only listen to one man, I only obey
32:55
Speaker 2: one man. I only get on my knees for one man.
32:58
Speaker 2: And I said, he'll preach me too. But he was
33:03
Speaker 2: talking about Jesus Christ. And so it was a very
33:07
Speaker 2: interesting sermon to hear an evangelical Christian say that you
33:12
Speaker 2: should not tie your faith to your politics. Because he said,
33:17
Speaker 2: there's no such thing as a conservative Christian or a
33:22
Speaker 2: liberal Christian. He said that we're all one in God.
33:27
Speaker 3: That is what this preacher said.
33:29
Speaker 2: Now he didn't mean gay people, so you know, or
33:32
Speaker 2: you know, women that want an abortion, so he doesn't
33:34
Speaker 2: really believe that we're all one in God.
33:36
Speaker 3: But it sounded good.
33:39
Speaker 2: And at least, it wasn't what you would typically hear
33:43
Speaker 2: from this white guy on stage waving his hands and
33:45
Speaker 2: trying to be black. Because let's be real, the only
33:49
Speaker 2: good preacher is a black preacher. If you're gonna go
33:53
Speaker 2: to church and here's somebody preach, you know. Even though
33:56
Speaker 2: this preacher said there's no such thing as a black
33:58
Speaker 2: church or a white church, there is only church.
34:02
Speaker 3: He was wrong about that. Honey.
34:05
Speaker 2: There are black churches and they are fabulous. If you
34:09
Speaker 2: have to go to church. Go to a black church. Oh,
34:12
Speaker 2: they sing, they wave the hands, they roll on the floor,
34:16
Speaker 2: and the preachers preach, child, preach, hallelujah. White churches no soul.
34:24
Speaker 2: You gotta have soul.
34:25
Speaker 3: If you're talking about God, you know, you gotta believe
34:28
Speaker 3: in it. It's got to move you.
34:31
Speaker 2: That's why Martin Luther King Jr. When he spoke, it
34:33
Speaker 2: just moved you. He was a preacher, hallelujah. When Reverend
34:38
Speaker 2: Jackson spoke, it moved you because he's Reverend Jackson. And
34:43
Speaker 2: Obama had a very preachersque quality about the way he
34:47
Speaker 2: was an orator. The things he said, that's kind of
34:50
Speaker 2: preaching we need, honey. I wish Obama could run again
34:54
Speaker 2: and just put an end to all of this. Oh
34:56
Speaker 2: wouldn't that be so fabulous to have him in the
34:58
Speaker 2: show back in the White House. Oh God, that would
35:01
Speaker 2: be great, But he wouldn't want to go it would.
35:06
Speaker 3: How about Chelsea Clinton? Do you have no goodfire? But
35:09
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Speaker 2: Had Alujah, had Alujah Uptown focus sort of Appreacher Fullingdaryl.
35:56
Speaker 3: Thing and Hallelujah uptown fun. Don't give it to you? Well?
36:00
Speaker 2: Feel say what very churchy? You know what I have
36:04
Speaker 2: to tell you. I am not a Christian. I am
36:06
Speaker 2: an atheist. I love black churches. Now they voted against
36:10
Speaker 2: us and said the gay shouldn't get married, just like
36:13
Speaker 2: Tennessee is now trying to repeal same sex marriage so
36:16
Speaker 2: they can get it back in front of the Supreme
36:18
Speaker 2: Court again the ass hats. But you know what, I
36:21
Speaker 2: will tell you. I love me some gospel music.
36:24
Speaker 3: I do. I Oh.
36:25
Speaker 2: I love gospel when sung by the right person. Jennifer
36:30
Speaker 2: Hudson singing Amazing Grace. Vesta Williams when she came to
36:35
Speaker 2: my radio show and sang amazing Grace for us, took
36:39
Speaker 2: me there.
36:40
Speaker 3: Took me there. Some of these preachers when they when
36:44
Speaker 3: the spirit's filling them and they are just preaching, Oh,
36:48
Speaker 3: it moves you. Look.
36:51
Speaker 2: You know, I have no problem with going to a
36:54
Speaker 2: church to be inspired. I have no problem to if
36:58
Speaker 2: you go to a church to far. There are many
36:59
Speaker 2: eighth that go to church. By the way, did y'all
37:01
Speaker 2: know this, there are many atheists that go to church
37:06
Speaker 2: just for the community. My friend Daniel Charleston, the late
37:10
Speaker 2: Daniel Charleston, did not believe in God. I would have
37:13
Speaker 2: never been his best friend if he had. But he
37:16
Speaker 2: was in so many church choirs because he loved being
37:20
Speaker 2: in a choir, and he loved the fellowship and the camaraderie.
37:24
Speaker 2: He let them rattle and prather on about their ridiculousness,
37:28
Speaker 2: but you know, he just looked the other way.
37:32
Speaker 3: I think part of his.
37:35
Speaker 2: Part of what I did for him in his life
37:37
Speaker 2: was help him deal with his sexuality because he had
37:40
Speaker 2: been around these choirs so much that he was afraid
37:42
Speaker 2: to come out. And finally I was like, honey, be
37:45
Speaker 2: who you want to be. And so he finally was
37:48
Speaker 2: and very happy about it, and the choirs accepted him
37:51
Speaker 2: and loved him, and you know, he didn't get thrown
37:53
Speaker 2: out of any of the choirs for being who he
37:55
Speaker 2: wanted to be. Religion doesn't have.
37:59
Speaker 3: To be a bad thing. It's made itself a bad thing.
38:03
Speaker 3: You know.
38:03
Speaker 2: Religion can be a good thing in a person's life,
38:06
Speaker 2: give them structure, you know, help them be better. Anything
38:10
Speaker 2: that gives you structure and helps you be better, I'm
38:12
Speaker 2: all for. They just pervert it into something that it's not,
38:18
Speaker 2: and they don't believe what they say. If people truly
38:22
Speaker 2: believed in God, they'd leave gays alone. If truly, if
38:27
Speaker 2: they believed in God, they would let a woman have
38:29
Speaker 2: an abortion because it's not for them to judge.
38:35
Speaker 3: You know.
38:35
Speaker 2: If they truly believed in God, they'd help the poor
38:38
Speaker 2: and the sick, and they would not condone the war.
38:42
Speaker 2: Christ would not condone what's happening in Iraq right now. Iran, sorry,
38:49
Speaker 2: the killing of one hundred and thirty five school children.
38:53
Speaker 2: Christ would not take kindly to that. And there's no
38:57
Speaker 2: way he would justify it. Maybe in the Old Testament,
39:02
Speaker 2: but not in the news. So they don't really believe
39:06
Speaker 2: what they say. They say it to make themselves feel
39:11
Speaker 2: better or to get votes or whatever, but they don't
39:13
Speaker 2: believe it because if they believed it, they'd stop fighting
39:16
Speaker 2: each other, stop fighting your neighbor, and love them as
39:20
Speaker 2: you would love yourself. That is one thing Talla Rico
39:22
Speaker 2: said that I agreed with, And the best thing he
39:26
Speaker 2: said was we are not a Christian nation. We are
39:29
Speaker 2: a nation where you're free to be Christian. That makes
39:32
Speaker 2: a whole lot of sense to me. Meanwhile, every headline
39:37
Speaker 2: right now, if you go to the news, let me
39:40
Speaker 2: go over to the news, because every headline is something
39:43
Speaker 2: negative about Iran. There's no good news coming out about Iran.
39:50
Speaker 2: Iran intensifies, attack across the Gulf as Israel bombards Tehran.
39:56
Speaker 2: Bombing of Tehran intensifies, as war enters day six, we
40:01
Speaker 2: have what else? Texas lawmaker admits lapse in judgment and
40:06
Speaker 2: affair with his aid. Yeah, a good straight Christian white
40:09
Speaker 2: guy in Texas. Uh huh, yes, Oh, Gavin just sent
40:15
Speaker 2: me a text. He was in Vegas last night. I said,
40:17
Speaker 2: what are you doing? You're in my city. Why don't
40:19
Speaker 2: we hook up? You know, let's have lunch for dinner.
40:21
Speaker 2: He said, thanks with in and out back east today,
40:24
Speaker 2: Sorry to miss you. Well, Okay, he is running for
40:27
Speaker 2: president after all.
40:28
Speaker 4: Uh?
40:30
Speaker 3: Oh? Who died of eighty seven? Just now? Iconic singer
40:33
Speaker 3: and actress dies of heart failure at eighty seven? Who?
40:35
Speaker 3: Who was it? Who just dropped dead? Who? Who?
40:38
Speaker 2: Angela Luce l Ucee? Anyone know who she is? She
40:43
Speaker 2: must be Italian because I don't know who she is.
40:48
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Britprint, Oh my god, Oh my god,
40:51
Speaker 2: Britbrit's been arrested. Oh no, free Brittany. She been arrested
40:56
Speaker 2: on a dui encount.
40:58
Speaker 3: What the fuck is she doing driving? When you have
41:00
Speaker 3: tens of millions of dollars?
41:02
Speaker 2: You don't drive yourself anywhere, particularly when you're drunk. I
41:07
Speaker 2: will never understand rich people getting drunk and getting in trouble.
41:11
Speaker 2: You're rich because you can afford shit Oh, poor brit Britt,
41:16
Speaker 2: do you I Oh, it's the poor thing. She's such
41:20
Speaker 2: a fucking mess. Oh my god. I follow her on Instagram.
41:24
Speaker 2: It's sad to see and you want of the worst thing.
41:27
Speaker 2: So she does these dancing videos where she dances like
41:30
Speaker 2: in Negliges and stuff. Oh, it's just in set. She
41:33
Speaker 2: looks like a dancing meth head. And the last one
41:37
Speaker 2: she posted, you know she has dogs. The last ones
41:40
Speaker 2: she posted there were piles of dog poo on the
41:44
Speaker 2: floor behind her. You're a fucking millionaire. You can have
41:48
Speaker 2: someone follow your dog around the house and if it poohs,
41:51
Speaker 2: pick it up instantly. There is no reason for a
41:55
Speaker 2: grown ass millionaire to have dog poo on her floor.
42:00
Speaker 2: I knew then she needed help and the dogs need
42:04
Speaker 2: some training. But she's been arrested for du I. Oh, lord,
42:09
Speaker 2: Britt Britt, Oh, poor brit Britt.
42:12
Speaker 3: You know, I'm not gonna say that she was better
42:14
Speaker 3: off with that conservative with a conservatory or you know,
42:16
Speaker 3: a conservator.
42:17
Speaker 2: But it's her money. If she wants to lose it,
42:20
Speaker 2: she can. But the poor you know, she's she's not
42:25
Speaker 2: right in the head. You know, she's she's a little
42:30
Speaker 2: touched by an angel, and you know, I don't know,
42:34
Speaker 2: but do we give conservatorships to everybody that's touched by
42:37
Speaker 2: an angel? Because Trump, you know, should have a conservator
42:40
Speaker 2: you know. Oh, poor brit Britt. I feel so badly
42:43
Speaker 2: for her. I just want to hugger, don't y'all just
42:46
Speaker 2: want to hugger. Say it's gonna be okay, honey, it's okay. Well,
42:52
Speaker 2: she's got the money to get out of jail, so
42:54
Speaker 2: you know, goods that all right? So we are almost done.
42:59
Speaker 2: My god, the show go by fast, don't they? They
43:01
Speaker 2: really do. The shows go by a very, very very fast.
43:07
Speaker 3: Who do you all want to see?
43:09
Speaker 2: You know, as we look ahead, do you think the
43:12
Speaker 2: Democrat that should run is already known? Or do you
43:17
Speaker 2: think there's a lesser Democrat out there that's gonna get
43:19
Speaker 2: like Member Obama? You know, he he, He really came
43:23
Speaker 2: out of nowhere. I mean, his rise to run for
43:27
Speaker 2: president was like a two year rise. So do y'all
43:32
Speaker 2: think that the person that's gonna run and capture our
43:35
Speaker 2: attention has even been in the public eye yet? I
43:40
Speaker 2: would love it to be Gavin because I would get
43:42
Speaker 2: to go to the White House. That would be very cool.
43:46
Speaker 2: Ember and I could go to the White House. That
43:48
Speaker 2: would be really fabulous. After he you know, builds an
43:52
Speaker 2: east wing back and have we even heard about that?
43:55
Speaker 2: Like are they doing anything on the east wing or
43:57
Speaker 2: is it just a pile of rubble? How disgraceful, Oh
44:02
Speaker 2: my god, to tear down the east ring of the
44:04
Speaker 2: White House. And now you know, Oh, and did you
44:07
Speaker 2: hear he's renaming the Kennedy Center honors the Trump Kennedy
44:11
Speaker 2: Center Honors because he fancies himself Adolf Hitler. And he
44:16
Speaker 2: just asked Ukraine for help in the Iron War. I
44:21
Speaker 2: am not making this shit up. He asked Ukraine for
44:25
Speaker 2: help because of their ability to target drones and take
44:29
Speaker 2: drones out. Yeah, the guy that he's embarrassed, humiliated, made
44:37
Speaker 2: dance on a string, he's now asking him for help.
44:44
Speaker 2: I yeah, you know, it just it just the hits
44:52
Speaker 2: just keep on going, you know, they just they keep
44:54
Speaker 2: on going. The House is voting right now to limit
44:58
Speaker 2: Trump's power and around war after the Senate measure fails.
45:01
Speaker 2: But the way our government works is if it passes
45:03
Speaker 2: in the House, it's still got to go back to
45:04
Speaker 2: the Senate, So.
45:07
Speaker 3: You know, will that happen? And in California.
45:12
Speaker 2: They're asking some of the Democrats to step down because
45:14
Speaker 2: they say they're going to fracture the vote and that
45:17
Speaker 2: let a Republican win, and that could happen. That you
45:21
Speaker 2: know that that could happen. So what happened here? No
45:31
Speaker 2: no votes for service dog bills? Did you see the
45:33
Speaker 2: local or the most recent online outrage? A kid at
45:39
Speaker 2: Disneyland went up to a service dog and the owner
45:42
Speaker 2: of the service dog showed the kid away. He said, no, no, no,
45:47
Speaker 2: she's you know, she's working. I've had to do that before.
45:50
Speaker 2: Sometimes they'll last The kid will ask can I pet
45:52
Speaker 2: your dog? And I'll say no, no, she's working, you know,
45:55
Speaker 2: And then the mom will say no, no, when you
45:56
Speaker 2: see the little service dog thing on them, you don't
45:59
Speaker 2: go up and pet them. Sometimes, if Ember is interested
46:03
Speaker 2: in them, I'll let them petter, you know. If Ember
46:07
Speaker 2: wants to engage with them, I'll let her. But for
46:10
Speaker 2: the most part, Ember ignores people because she's a real
46:13
Speaker 2: service dog, so you know, she ignores people. But when
46:17
Speaker 2: kids are around, if they're not trained about it, I
46:21
Speaker 2: enlighten them.
46:23
Speaker 3: Now.
46:23
Speaker 2: I had one parent mad at me and said, don't
46:25
Speaker 2: you tell my kid what to do, and I go,
46:27
Speaker 2: I was educating your child on service dog etiquette. But
46:32
Speaker 2: at Disneyland, I guess this mother was exhausted as any
46:36
Speaker 2: mother would be, and she sat down and her two
46:39
Speaker 2: kids kind of wandered off, and they went over by
46:43
Speaker 2: this service dog, and this woman said, don't you know,
46:46
Speaker 2: don't touch my service dog. You know, she wasn't rude
46:49
Speaker 2: about it, she just steered them away from her service dog.
46:54
Speaker 2: And so there was this huge debate online a about
46:57
Speaker 2: service dogs again, and b about letting your kid wander
47:02
Speaker 2: off at Disneyland. Now, back in my day in the seventies,
47:07
Speaker 2: kids got lost at Disneyland all the fucking time.
47:11
Speaker 3: They knew where to go. There was a place for
47:14
Speaker 3: lost children at Disneyland.
47:17
Speaker 2: Remember, my parents were the same generation where they had
47:20
Speaker 2: to be reminded at ten o'clock to go find their kids.
47:24
Speaker 2: It's ten o'clock, do you know where your child is?
47:27
Speaker 2: So at Disneyland it was no different. They'd tell you
47:29
Speaker 2: to go ride the rides, meet me back here in
47:31
Speaker 2: an hour. If you were eight years old, yeah, bring
47:34
Speaker 2: your sister, you know. So they'd have like a fourteen
47:36
Speaker 2: year old or a twelve year old bringing an eight
47:38
Speaker 2: year old along and sometimes they'd wander so there was
47:41
Speaker 2: a lost kid's place at Disneyland. Well, now they're debating
47:46
Speaker 2: this mother who let her kids just wander off. It's
47:50
Speaker 2: not like they wandered off a quarter mile away from her.
47:53
Speaker 2: But you know, suh, what's going on? In South Dakota.
47:59
Speaker 2: Two bills about service animals are headed to the South
48:01
Speaker 2: Dakota governor. The prime sponsor of Centepills eighty one and
48:04
Speaker 2: eighty two is Republican. Oh, these can't be good. Increases
48:08
Speaker 2: the penalty for intentionally injuring, harassing, or interfering with a
48:11
Speaker 2: service animal.
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Speaker 3: Oh yay, yay, that's wonderful.
48:18
Speaker 2: SB eighty two makes it illegal to misrepresent a dog
48:21
Speaker 2: as a service dog when it has not been trained
48:23
Speaker 2: for specific task and duties of a service dog.
48:25
Speaker 3: I'm fine with that too. I'm fine with that. Yep.
48:32
Speaker 2: They both define a service animal as a dog too.
48:34
Speaker 2: I'm not fine with that, but yeah, no, I'm fine
48:37
Speaker 2: with that. Too many people are saying they have service
48:40
Speaker 2: dogs and they're not service dogs, and that's making it
48:43
Speaker 2: hard for people like me that have real service dogs
48:47
Speaker 2: because everyone saying oh, it's a service dog is well,
48:50
Speaker 2: you know what duty doesn't perform PGSD, and then it's like, well,
48:54
Speaker 2: what do they do for your PTSD?
48:57
Speaker 3: You know, so it does make it hard.
49:00
Speaker 2: I've encountered some situations that I shouldn't have because of
49:07
Speaker 2: people abusing the whole service dog thing. I went to
49:11
Speaker 2: my favorite Indian restaurant where I've been going with Ember
49:14
Speaker 2: for eight years, and now they have a sign please
49:16
Speaker 2: keep your pets on this side. And when I walked in,
49:19
Speaker 2: they said, would you mind me eating up front? And
49:20
Speaker 2: I said, yeah, i'd mind. I'm going to my normal
49:23
Speaker 2: table that I've sat at for eight years, although we
49:25
Speaker 2: want to keep pets up front, and I go. Then
49:27
Speaker 2: you need to learn the difference between a pet and
49:28
Speaker 2: a service dog. And I have a card in my
49:31
Speaker 2: bag to tell them the difference between a pet and
49:34
Speaker 2: a service dog. Ember goes with me everywhere, everywhere, and
49:40
Speaker 2: if that bothers you, I don't care. You know, she
49:44
Speaker 2: can tell me if my heart is out of rhythm
49:46
Speaker 2: before I know, and I can either call nine one
49:49
Speaker 2: one or take medication or both. I'm not giving that
49:53
Speaker 2: up because some people might be uncomfortable with it. And
49:57
Speaker 2: I've always said if a kid is allowed, we should
50:00
Speaker 2: allow dogs.
50:04
Speaker 3: Is that wrong.
50:05
Speaker 2: But I really believe that kids are more destructive, louder,
50:10
Speaker 2: and carry more disease than any trained dog. I think
50:15
Speaker 2: if a dog is trained, you should be able to
50:16
Speaker 2: bring it wherever you want. Walmart, a restaurant. You know,
50:21
Speaker 2: Ember has been to the finest restaurants in the world.
50:24
Speaker 2: She sits on my lap or under the table, normally
50:28
Speaker 2: under the table. Sometimes that there's a lot of foot
50:31
Speaker 2: traffic and it's dangerous for her. I'll put her on
50:35
Speaker 2: my lap. That's not technically legal, and.
50:39
Speaker 3: I will ask the restaurant if it's okay. He shall say, look,
50:42
Speaker 3: there's all this foot traffic, there's no room under the
50:45
Speaker 3: table for her. I'm gonna put her on my lap.
51:02
Speaker 1: Now, is show.
51:04
Speaker 3: Side all right? So true? James? He was good.
51:13
Speaker 2: You know, James Schnabel is a great, a great, great
51:19
Speaker 2: arbiter of common sense. You all don't know him. He's
51:24
Speaker 2: just one of my listeners. Former pathologist or you know,
51:28
Speaker 2: lab person, but he really presents things in common sense ways.
51:32
Speaker 2: He'd make a good editorial writer if he ever chose to.
51:37
Speaker 3: But he's right tall.
51:38
Speaker 2: Rico targeted Hispanics with socioeconomics and won them over in
51:41
Speaker 2: a big Way and Jasmine Crockett and insulted Hispanics with
51:46
Speaker 2: her quote of who'll do the jobs sort of thing,
51:49
Speaker 2: And yes, that is one of the reasons he won
51:52
Speaker 2: his primary. He did win the Hispanic vote. But I
51:57
Speaker 2: think that also goes with Tall Rico's religion. Hispanics are
52:02
Speaker 2: extraordinarily religious. I think like seventy or seventy five percent
52:07
Speaker 2: of Mexico, you know, says they're Catholic or a Christian.
52:11
Speaker 2: So Hispanics traditionally have been Catholic basically in my experience,
52:19
Speaker 2: it's one of the reasons there's so many of them.
52:25
Speaker 2: I say that would love but you know, birth control
52:27
Speaker 2: was against the Catholic Church's rules for a long long time,
52:30
Speaker 2: so you know, they just had a lot of children.
52:34
Speaker 2: So yeah, So you know, I want to say this
52:37
Speaker 2: on my last show for the week. I do because
52:39
Speaker 2: I said it to my friend Hannah this morning, and
52:43
Speaker 2: I truly believe it. If you've noticed, I'm not in
52:47
Speaker 2: a fire and brimstone sort of mood yesterday, today, the
52:50
Speaker 2: day before, even though there's a lot of bad stuff
52:53
Speaker 2: going on in the world, and the reason is a
52:57
Speaker 2: the Middle East has always been a shithole, just always
53:01
Speaker 2: it's never been at peace. You know. Ever, in my
53:04
Speaker 2: entire life, there has not been peace in the Middle East,
53:07
Speaker 2: and Israel has always been the cause of it. Now,
53:09
Speaker 2: when I say the cause of it, what I mean
53:11
Speaker 2: is the nations that are in the Middle East either
53:14
Speaker 2: don't want to recognize Israel, want to wipe it off
53:17
Speaker 2: the planet, or Israel defends themselves and preemptively strikes other countries.
53:25
Speaker 2: So most of the turmoil in the Middle East in
53:27
Speaker 2: my lifetime has been over Israel, and the second has
53:30
Speaker 2: been about oil. So oil and religion have been the
53:36
Speaker 2: two things that have kept you know, oil, Religion is
53:39
Speaker 2: the spark that lights the oil, you know what I mean,
53:43
Speaker 2: The oil is the main reason. Religion lights that spark
53:47
Speaker 2: and a fire erupts. And it's been that way my
53:51
Speaker 2: whole life. And it's not you know, I don't approve
53:55
Speaker 2: of what Trump is doing. I don't approve of how
53:58
Speaker 2: he's doing it. I think it's an illegal war. I
54:01
Speaker 2: think he's a war criminal. But that being said, he's
54:05
Speaker 2: not the first US president to go on some tirade
54:08
Speaker 2: in the Middle East. George Herbert Walker Bush did it.
54:11
Speaker 2: George W.
54:12
Speaker 3: Bush did it. Jimmy Carter did it. I mean on
54:17
Speaker 3: and on.
54:19
Speaker 2: And Joe Biden got us out of Afghanistan, but Obama didn't.
54:26
Speaker 2: We were in Afghanistan the entire time Obama was president.
54:31
Speaker 2: So the Middle East has always been the bane of
54:36
Speaker 2: the world's existence, and the world puts up with it
54:40
Speaker 2: because of the oil and how much oil is under
54:43
Speaker 2: The best thing that could happen for the Middle East
54:46
Speaker 2: is all of their oil to run dry.
54:48
Speaker 3: That would be the best thing.
54:51
Speaker 2: Now, the Saudis are already becoming the number one producer
54:54
Speaker 2: of solar energy and they're already selling that to other countries.
54:58
Speaker 2: They're leading the way renewables, the Saudist because they like
55:02
Speaker 2: money and they know that their oil will run out
55:05
Speaker 2: one day, so they're planning for the future and they're
55:08
Speaker 2: doing that through natural gas, hydrogen and solar and they're
55:14
Speaker 2: selling it to other countries already they're producing that much.
55:19
Speaker 2: But the best thing that could happen over there would
55:22
Speaker 2: be for them to run out of oil, because then
55:24
Speaker 2: we wouldn't care so much. But you can't let it
55:29
Speaker 2: dictate this weekend for you. Don't let it get you down.
55:34
Speaker 2: You know, go have a fun weekend. If you can
55:38
Speaker 2: afford it, Go to a movie, or go to dinner,
55:41
Speaker 2: or go shopping. If you need something, you know, get
55:44
Speaker 2: gas before it goes even higher. You must get gas
55:47
Speaker 2: today or tomorrow. It's already risen up. It's gonna rise
55:51
Speaker 2: up more. So be sure you got gas and just.
55:56
Speaker 3: Have a good weekend.
55:58
Speaker 2: Because you're not in control of the Middle East. And
56:01
Speaker 2: who dies there. Twelve hundred are already dead. Twelve hundred
56:04
Speaker 2: people that were alive this week are dead now because
56:08
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanya who want them to be,
56:11
Speaker 2: And there's nothing we can do about that. I can't
56:15
Speaker 2: stop it. You can't stop it. The people that can
56:18
Speaker 2: stop it or voting on it right now, and they
56:20
Speaker 2: won't stop it. So if Congress won't stop it, and
56:24
Speaker 2: the Senate won't stop it, you're stuck paying for it.
56:27
Speaker 3: That's going to cost us a trillion.
56:28
Speaker 2: Dollars all told. We ain't got it. We're funding it
56:33
Speaker 2: on a credit card. But there's nothing we can't stop that.
56:39
Speaker 2: We can't stop spending the money on the war, and
56:42
Speaker 2: we can't stop Trump from waging it, and the people
56:46
Speaker 2: that can won't. So if you truly can't change a
56:50
Speaker 2: horrible situation, don't let it ruin you don't spend your
56:58
Speaker 2: whole weekend thinking about it. Don't read the news this weekend.
57:03
Speaker 3: I'm serious.
57:04
Speaker 2: We should all take news and podcast breaks. Give yourself
57:08
Speaker 2: a couple days Friday, Saturday, Saturday, Sunday, whatever it might be,
57:13
Speaker 2: give yourself a break, because you can't change any of it.
57:17
Speaker 2: Maga is still going to be stupid next on Monday.
57:21
Speaker 2: War is still going to be raging on Monday. The
57:24
Speaker 2: economy is still going to be teetering on the brink
57:27
Speaker 2: of madness on Monday. Prices will still be rising on Monday.
57:32
Speaker 2: Anti gay sentiment will still be growing across the country
57:35
Speaker 2: on Monday. Anti trans bills will still be being progressed
57:39
Speaker 2: on Monday. Pretty much all the stuff that is going
57:44
Speaker 2: on that we can't change. What you can change is
57:49
Speaker 2: what's in your immediate world. Help a neighbor, walk your dog,
57:55
Speaker 2: love your family, mend a bridge with a friend or
57:58
Speaker 2: family member. Donate to a food bank. I do three Square.
58:04
Speaker 2: I donate all the time to three Square, and I
58:06
Speaker 2: send p K at Captain Care. I just sent her
58:11
Speaker 2: another bag of dog food. I had a forty five
58:13
Speaker 2: dollars Amazon credit, so I went to her wish list.
58:16
Speaker 2: Captain Care it's there's a wish list on Amazon for
58:19
Speaker 2: Captain care and she needed a big bag of dog food,
58:22
Speaker 2: so I sent it.
58:24
Speaker 3: Let the doggies eat do that for the next couple
58:29
Speaker 3: of days. And the rat in Italy it's the alleys,
58:34
Speaker 3: you know. And who cares? I magis turning on? I mean,
58:37
Speaker 3: who cares if the press secretary is as bad as
58:39
Speaker 3: Tokyo Rose. You know, Tokyo Rose at least fourteen. I
58:45
Speaker 3: am carell you who want to be wanting anybody, We'll
58:47
Speaker 3: see you on Monday. Try to have a great weekend,
58:50
Speaker 3: you know. Tune it out.
58:53
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59:17
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