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Democrats Stand For Something, Not Against · The Karel Show

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Speaker 1: Time is here. No time to fear.
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Speaker 2: Corral is so near because show time is here.
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Speaker 1: So on with the show. Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 3: Carrel is the one that you need to.
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Speaker 4: Know now, is showie.
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Speaker 5: If you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything.
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Speaker 5: What do the Democrats stand for? What is a winning
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Speaker 5: message for twenty twenty six and twenty twenty eight. We
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Speaker 5: won't talk about that and so much more. No, it
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Speaker 5: is the Grel Show. I am Carrel, sol very glad
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Speaker 5: you are joining me today on this Tuesday, April twenty eighth.
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Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, oh my gracious, oh my goodness. Well,
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Speaker 5: if you don't stand for something, you're gonna fall for anything.
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Speaker 5: That's the old saying. And I've been thinking a lot
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Speaker 5: about winning, about me winning personally, and about political parties winning. Now.
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Speaker 5: I am not hot on either party, really, I'm not.
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Speaker 5: I mean, I think the two party system is great
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Speaker 5: when they're actual credible parties, and I think we have
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Speaker 5: problems with both. Okay, I think there's too much dirty
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Speaker 5: money in politics. I think Citizens United needs to end.
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Speaker 5: I think all campaigns should be publicly financed, with zero
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Speaker 5: money coming from corporations and all of that, and both sides,
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Speaker 5: you know, are bad at that. But that being said,
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Speaker 5: we know, for a decade now, the Democrats have been
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Speaker 5: against Donald Trump, and as long as I can remember,
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Speaker 5: Democrats have always been reactionary, and it's why I think
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Speaker 5: they lose some elections. They tend to respond to what
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Speaker 5: the Republicans are doing or in this case, maga and
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Speaker 5: so they say pick us because we're not. Then well,
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Speaker 5: you know, being a gay man that's looked a certain
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Speaker 5: way my whole life, being second best or being someone's
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Speaker 5: choice simply because you're all there is left does not
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Speaker 5: feel good, Okay, it doesn't. You don't want to be
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Speaker 5: the last person at the bar to be chosen to
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Speaker 5: go home with somebody because there's nobody left and they'll
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Speaker 5: just take what they can get. You don't want to
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Speaker 5: be that. And the Democrats have been that last person
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Speaker 5: at the bar for a while, where we'd like someone better,
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Speaker 5: but you're what we've got, so we'll just deal with that.
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Speaker 5: And in order to win, they're going to have to
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Speaker 5: not become Republicans okay, vitriolic and hateful, but they are
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Speaker 5: going to have to become strong, outspoken and unafraid, you know,
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Speaker 5: And what is it gonna take to do that. Well,
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Speaker 5: we're gonna talk about that today, but before we get there,
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Speaker 5: I want to talk about some other things. First of all,
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Speaker 5: I do want to talk about what the Democrats need
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Speaker 5: to do to win, but before we get to that,
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Speaker 5: I just want to something that was on my mind.
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Speaker 5: So I've been binging a show called Casualty twenty four
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Speaker 5: to seven. It's on Amazon Prime and set in a
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Speaker 5: hospital in the UK, in their A and E, which
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Speaker 5: is their emergency department. I'm also a big fan of
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Speaker 5: The Pit, and one of the things the PIT does
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Speaker 5: this year is examine the mental health of the people
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Speaker 5: that care for us. Also on the Pit, there was
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Speaker 5: two storylines where patients actually either died or tried to
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Speaker 5: kill themselves because they did not have the money for
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Speaker 5: their care and they didn't qualify for social programs because
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Speaker 5: they were working, even though they weren't working enough. Many
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Speaker 5: of you fall into that category where you really can't
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Speaker 5: afford to go in the hospital for a week or whatever.
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Speaker 5: You know from your job, from just the copays and
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Speaker 5: all of that, so some of you don't seek the
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Speaker 5: care that you need. In fact, about forty percent of
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Speaker 5: Americans say they don't seek the care they need because
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Speaker 5: they're afraid of the bill. In fact, the United States
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Speaker 5: is the only country where the number one source of
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Speaker 5: bankruptcies are medical bills. And one thing I noticed about
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Speaker 5: Casualty twenty four to seven, the show, which is a
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Speaker 5: reality show, is that they have better health outcomes and
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Speaker 5: the staff in the A and E are in much
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Speaker 5: better mental health than are care workers. And I started
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Speaker 5: to examine while watching it, why what a juxtaposition it
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Speaker 5: is watching Casualty twenty four to seven and watching the
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Speaker 5: pit Because over there, the people that come in they
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Speaker 5: don't worry about a bill, So no matter what treatment
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Speaker 5: they need, they don't hesitate to get it because they
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Speaker 5: don't worry about the cost. They need a CT, they
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Speaker 5: get a CT, they need surgery, they get surgery. Now, look,
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Speaker 5: the NHS has its problems. It certainly does. They stack
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Speaker 5: people up their ambulances, wait for two to three hours
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Speaker 5: sometimes or more to drop their patients, which takes the
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Speaker 5: ambulance out of commission and makes the weight times just
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Speaker 5: way too high. They do have a four hour weight
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Speaker 5: Once you get back there, they have four hours to
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Speaker 5: treat you orner it goes against them, it's a mark
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Speaker 5: against them. So they do try to get you out
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Speaker 5: once you're there, or get you transferred to award or
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Speaker 5: to wherever you need to be. But getting back to
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Speaker 5: the back can take hours, four hours, five hours, six hours,
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Speaker 5: seven hours. So they do have their problems, and there
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Speaker 5: are wait lists for procedures, that kind of stuff. I'm
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Speaker 5: not saying the NHS is perfect, but I am saying
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Speaker 5: that the healthcare workers, first of all, are in a
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Speaker 5: better frame of mind because they leave at the prescribed times.
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Speaker 5: They do twelve hour shifts and they're out. None of
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Speaker 5: this double shifting, tripleshit, none of that. Second of all, okay,
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Speaker 5: Second of all, the patients are in better moods because
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Speaker 5: they're not worried about the cost. When I go to
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Speaker 5: the er, I have been sitting there with a fib
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Speaker 5: my heart going two hundred plus beats a minute, which
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Speaker 5: means it could stop a year ago this month, last April,
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Speaker 5: as you all know, I was in the ICU for
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Speaker 5: three days with a heart rate over two hundred beats
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Speaker 5: a minute in aphib What's the first thing they did
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Speaker 5: once I got out of the ambulance and got put
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Speaker 5: in a room. They came to collect money. That's the
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Speaker 5: first thing they did. They came to collect money my
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Speaker 5: copay for the emergency room. I am sitting here with
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Speaker 5: shock pads on my chest. Okay, worried about my heart stopping.
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Speaker 5: And they tell me they'll give me one hundred dollars
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Speaker 5: cash credit if I pay them right then, So instead
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Speaker 5: of three hundred, I can pay them two hundred. That
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Speaker 5: doesn't happen in France, in the UK, in Ireland, and
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Speaker 5: subsequently the patient outcomes are better. The other thing, my sister,
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Speaker 5: when she was going through everything, they kept talking about
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Speaker 5: skilled nursing care and then nursing homes and all that.
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Speaker 5: Over there. They they send people that are ninety five
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Speaker 5: years old back home. Why because they have care workers
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Speaker 5: that come out every day, care workers, therapist, people that
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Speaker 5: cook meals for them, people that clean for them. So
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Speaker 5: they're able to stay independent longer because the government doesn't
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Speaker 5: say the only solution if you don't have the funds
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Speaker 5: is to shove you into a hellhole. Everyone's worst nightmare.
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Speaker 5: So I'm not saying that the NHS is perfect, but
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Speaker 5: I'm saying it's a damn sight better than what we
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Speaker 5: have in the United States. And why we would make
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Speaker 5: a claim to be the greatest country in the world
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Speaker 5: when the we don't prioritize taking care of the health
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Speaker 5: of the people inside of the country. They had an
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Speaker 5: American on the show and he got seen at the
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Speaker 5: A and E and he was about to leave and
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Speaker 5: he said, so, where do I go, you know, to
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Speaker 5: give you my billing information? And they said and he said, well,
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Speaker 5: I'm not from here, you know, I'm from America, and
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Speaker 5: so I assume there'll be a bill. And the ladies
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Speaker 5: all looked around and they said, we don't have a
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Speaker 5: billing department. And he's like, what, but I don't live here.
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Speaker 5: I don't pay taxes here, you know, I don't pay
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Speaker 5: into your system. And she said, that's okay. We can
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Speaker 5: take care of our visitors. Go out and have a
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Speaker 5: good rest of your trip. I was floored. I was floored,
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Speaker 5: and so was the American. She said, we don't have
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Speaker 5: a billing department. I can't take your information or take
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Speaker 5: your credit card info because we don't do that. And
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Speaker 5: he was like, so the healthcare that I just got,
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Speaker 5: the scan everything, She's all it's covered. It's fine. We
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Speaker 5: can take care of our guest. That was astounding to me.
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Speaker 5: You know, if a brick comes here and get sick,
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Speaker 5: they pay over there. They don't over here they do. So, yes,
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Speaker 5: I have Medicare advantage. I have United Healthcare Medicare advantage.
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Speaker 5: So that show made me realize that. And this goes
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Speaker 5: back to our topic about what the Democrats should stand
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Speaker 5: for every Democrat that runs for the House, Senate, and presidency.
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Speaker 5: Universal health care, not Abamacare, not reinstatement of these ridiculous,
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Speaker 5: fucking subsidies that still just make insurance companies rich. Get
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Speaker 5: rid of United Healthcare, get rid of all that. Why
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Speaker 5: because we own an insurance company. It's called Medicare. We
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Speaker 5: already own it, we already operated, fully fund it. So
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Speaker 5: every American gets Medicare, everybody, every American citizen. And please
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Speaker 5: do not tell me we don't have the money. We
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Speaker 5: have spent over one hundred and fifty billion dollars on
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Speaker 5: a war of choice. We have the money we can take.
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Speaker 5: You need to tell me that Britain has more money
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Speaker 5: than we do. Britain, whose population is probably one tenth America,
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Speaker 5: has more money than we do. Yeah, they pay a
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Speaker 5: lot more taxes. Where would we get the tax revenue
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Speaker 5: taxing the wealthy? Of course, Also, we could have universal
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Speaker 5: health care on a sliding scale. If you make under
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Speaker 5: eighty thousand dollars, you don't pay a thing. If you
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Speaker 5: make eighty to two hundred thousand dollars, you pay a
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Speaker 5: small monthly premium. If you make over two hundred thousand dollars,
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Speaker 5: you pay a higher monthly premium. Why because you can
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Speaker 5: fucking afford it. We could make universal health care work.
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Speaker 5: That's a message. Okay, now we're gonna switch it. See
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Speaker 5: all my topics always relate to one another. Somehow, through
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Speaker 5: the magic of being brilliant, I'm able to do that.
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Speaker 5: But Democrats should run on universal health care, health care
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Speaker 5: for every American that needs it, no matter what it is.
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Speaker 5: Without a bill, billions of our dollars are wasted by
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Speaker 5: health insurance companies.
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Speaker 4: You know.
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Speaker 5: We should take the Christian approach to healthcare. God said
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Speaker 5: there should be no mediator between God and man other
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Speaker 5: than Christ himself. That's it. That's what God said. If
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Speaker 5: you believe it, well, there should be no mediator between
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Speaker 5: you and your health care. Okay, except Medicare, that's it.
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Speaker 5: There should be no United health Care, no Blue Cross.
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Speaker 5: We have made corporations so rich, and made their CEOs
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Speaker 5: and their shareholders so rich. That's our money. So Democrats
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Speaker 5: need to start standing up and saying no, we're not
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Speaker 5: for Obamacare. We're actually for universal health care for every
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Speaker 5: American citizen by expanding the Medicare program. And yes, maybe
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Speaker 5: it won't be free like in the UK. Maybe we
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Speaker 5: can make a hybrid system where you purchase Medicare but
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Speaker 5: on a sliding scale based on your income. You make
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Speaker 5: under fifty K, sixty K, seventy k, you don't pay
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Speaker 5: a thing. You make more than that. You pay a
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Speaker 5: small amount, not a crippling amount, not one thousand dollars
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Speaker 5: a month unless you make a million dollars a year.
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Speaker 5: So Democrats, listen to me. You can't just run campaigns
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Speaker 5: based on the fact that you are not the Republicans.
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Speaker 5: You've got to stand for something. And I think it
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Speaker 5: would be great to stand for the health of the
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Speaker 5: American people by giving them access to every bit of
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Speaker 5: health care that they need, medical, dental, psychiatric, every bit
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Speaker 5: for free. And if you can afford it, if you
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Speaker 5: make enough, then for a small fee every month. Think
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Speaker 5: what that would do to the Medicare program if everybody
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Speaker 5: participated in it. Think that what that would do if
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Speaker 5: some people paid in to the Medicare program. I pay
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Speaker 5: into the Medicare program. I have premiums. Think about what
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Speaker 5: it would be if you paid fifty bucks, eighty bucks,
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Speaker 5: one hundred bucks a month, if millions of people did that,
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Speaker 5: it would save Medicare. And why don't we do it?
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Speaker 5: Because the CEO of United Healthcare, whoever the new one
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Speaker 5: is after Luigi shot the old one, because the CEO
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Speaker 5: of Blue Cross, Because all the companies that make billions
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Speaker 5: and billions of dollars off your sicknesses, all the pharmaceutical companies,
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Speaker 5: all of them, they don't want you to have universal
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Speaker 5: health care. They want health care for the highest fucking bidder.
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Speaker 5: Look at golp ones. They're like the new wonder drug, right,
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Speaker 5: we got to be rich to get them. Still, yeah,
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Speaker 5: they have some with cheaper copeys, but still one hundred
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Speaker 5: a month, two hundred a month, three hundred a month
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Speaker 5: when gas is five six dollars a gallon and groceries
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Speaker 5: are soaring. So it's still for a certain group of people,
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Speaker 5: the poorest people in the country, the fattest people, the
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Speaker 5: people who eat the worst. They can't access golp ones.
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Speaker 5: Democrats need to stand for something you know they need
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Speaker 5: and if and look, I have been in America when
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Speaker 5: there was a super majority in the House and Senate
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Speaker 5: of Democrats. With a Democratic president, they could have gotten
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Speaker 5: Obamacare through. Get rid of the fucking filibuster. I'm sorry
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Speaker 5: universal health care. They didn't have the guts. The difference
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Speaker 5: between Democrats and Republicans. Republicans do any kind of shit
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Speaker 5: they want to. They don't care how brave or bold
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Speaker 5: or ridiculous it is. They have the guts to do it,
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Speaker 5: and everyone else be damned. Why can't we find Democrats
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Speaker 5: that wanted to be that same way but for good Like, no,
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Speaker 5: we're going to have universal health care. I don't care
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Speaker 5: what the corporations think. I don't care what the Republicans think.
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Speaker 5: I don't care if I'm going to be the president
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Speaker 5: that takes care of the American people. Republicans don't compromise.
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Speaker 5: Why do Democrats, Oh, well, they didn't do universal health
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Speaker 5: care because they were afraid they didn't have the votes.
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Speaker 5: Republicans aren't afraid of shit. When they go into Congress,
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Speaker 5: they will shame people into voting for them. They will
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Speaker 5: threaten We need stronger Democrats. We need people like Pete
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Speaker 5: Buddha Judge who is not afraid, Gavin Newsom, who is
20:08
Speaker 5: not afraid. There are other Democrats out there who are
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Speaker 5: not afraid, Mom, Dami. That's the kind of Democrats we need.
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Speaker 5: So if they're going to run and they're going to win,
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Speaker 5: they need to stand for something, because what do they
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Speaker 5: stand for now that they hate Donald Trump? That's it.
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Speaker 5: And when it comes to LGBTQ issues, I don't need
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Speaker 5: them to pound them home in the campaign. I don't
20:46
Speaker 5: need the candidates to talk about how they're for trans people,
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Speaker 5: they're for gape. I don't need that. It alienates some voters.
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Speaker 5: And all I need from them is to say that
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Speaker 5: therefore equality. That's it, equality for all people, black, white, gays,
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Speaker 5: trans immigrants. I don't need to be special. Democrats don't
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Speaker 5: need to single me out. They just need to say
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Speaker 5: the playing field will be level for all for everybody.
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Speaker 4: No is show.
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Speaker 5: You know, someone in the chat room said, I just
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Speaker 5: fear that if Democrats advocate for medical for universal health care,
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Speaker 5: it'll get shut down. That's the difference. Republicans don't go
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Speaker 5: into anything and say I just fear, and that's why
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Speaker 5: they win. Donald Trump does not fear anything. You gotta
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Speaker 5: give him that. Okay, he fears losing, But outside of
22:08
Speaker 5: that he fears losing money. But outside of that, he
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Speaker 5: doesn't fear what you or I think. He doesn't fear
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Speaker 5: what Congress thinks. He doesn't fear what world leaders think.
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Speaker 5: We need democrats like that. We need forces for good
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Speaker 5: that are as strong as the forces of evil. Why
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Speaker 5: do you think superheroes were created during World War One
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Speaker 5: and World War Two, which is when all the superheroes
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Speaker 5: were created. Why do you think they were created. Why
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Speaker 5: do you think we have gods? Why do you think
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Speaker 5: mankind has always created a god? No matter who the
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Speaker 5: god was, zeus Yahweh, Mohammad, whoever, Buddha, we created forces
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Speaker 5: for good that could stand up to the evils, things
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Speaker 5: that were as powerful as or more powerful than evil.
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Speaker 5: That's why we have gods. That's why we have Superman
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Speaker 5: and Batman and Wonder Woman, people that stood up to
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Speaker 5: evil with as much force or more force than the evil.
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Speaker 5: Republicans win because they are unafraid. They don't freaking care,
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Speaker 5: and we need democrats that are the same way, because
23:23
Speaker 5: it's infectious. That kind of attitude is infectious when you
23:30
Speaker 5: feel like you're going to win, when you feel you
23:33
Speaker 5: are right and you don't care what anybody else says,
23:35
Speaker 5: you know you're right. You don't let anything dissuade you.
23:40
Speaker 5: Donald Trump believes that he's right. Now he's completely wrong
23:48
Speaker 5: in that belief, but he believes it, and he got
23:53
Speaker 5: eighty million people to believe it too. Democrats are going
23:59
Speaker 5: to have to be strong, and they're going to have
24:02
Speaker 5: to be focused on what on everybody, on everybody. They're
24:08
Speaker 5: going to have to show the people out in rural
24:10
Speaker 5: America that they are on board with their issues, and
24:14
Speaker 5: what are their issues? Universal health care that's the first thing. Affordability,
24:21
Speaker 5: that's the second thing, you know, being able to afford
24:24
Speaker 5: their lives. And when it comes to social issues, Democrats,
24:28
Speaker 5: give it a break, Give it a break. We know
24:32
Speaker 5: your pro gay, we know your protrans we know all
24:35
Speaker 5: of that. Okay, be pro equality. You know what, someone
24:42
Speaker 5: who doesn't like LGBTQ people has a right to be
24:46
Speaker 5: a Democrat, Okay. They just don't have the right to
24:51
Speaker 5: vote against LGBTQ people or to discriminate against. You don't
24:58
Speaker 5: have to accept everybody and everything in this world or
25:01
Speaker 5: this country. And no Democrats should say we are going
25:05
Speaker 5: to make you accept everything and everybody and love them. Nope, Nope,
25:11
Speaker 5: I don't care. If people in Tennessee like trans people,
25:14
Speaker 5: I don't care. They just can't make laws against them.
25:18
Speaker 5: That's it. I don't care. If everyone likes black people,
25:23
Speaker 5: brown people, yellow people, I don't care. They just can't
25:27
Speaker 5: legislate against them. That's it. Equality under the law for all,
25:34
Speaker 5: because we're all Americans. Democrats need to refocus the conversation
25:40
Speaker 5: that we are all Americans. First, before we're gay, before
25:44
Speaker 5: we're by, before we're trans, before we're an immigrant, before
25:48
Speaker 5: we're black, before we're a woman, before any of that.
25:51
Speaker 5: If we live in these borders, we're an American, and
25:55
Speaker 5: just that fact entitles us all to the same things,
26:02
Speaker 5: all of us, no one excluded. They need to go
26:07
Speaker 5: back to what is written on the quarter epluribus unum,
26:12
Speaker 5: from many. One. That doesn't say from many who all
26:17
Speaker 5: agree with me. One. That doesn't say from many who
26:21
Speaker 5: are all on the same side. One. It says from
26:26
Speaker 5: many one. You know, America is supposed to be a choir.
26:32
Speaker 5: That's what it's supposed to be, a choir, meaning a
26:38
Speaker 5: whole lot of voices coming together to sing one song.
26:43
Speaker 5: And that song is a song of freedom, equality, opportunity,
26:49
Speaker 5: and how do you get which is the definition of liberty?
26:52
Speaker 5: And how do you get liberty? Well, one of the
26:54
Speaker 5: ways is by being free from oppression, including that's the
26:59
Speaker 5: very definition of liberty, to be free from the oppression
27:01
Speaker 5: of someone else's views. And how do you get that well,
27:06
Speaker 5: by to being able to get health care. That's one
27:09
Speaker 5: way that you're free from oppression. You're not oppressed by
27:13
Speaker 5: not being able to treat your illnesses. What's another way
27:18
Speaker 5: to be not oppressed. You're not oppressed by other people's bigotry,
27:24
Speaker 5: so you can live your life. You can order a
27:26
Speaker 5: cake at any bakery because you're an American. You're not
27:31
Speaker 5: oppressed by the powers that be because they think that
27:35
Speaker 5: somehow you can be converted into something they believe in.
27:41
Speaker 5: You're not oppressed by another person's religion. The word liberty
27:47
Speaker 5: life liberty. Liberty means to be free of oppressive views
27:52
Speaker 5: of other people. That's what it means, which means that
27:59
Speaker 5: to be in a American is to not be oppressed
28:02
Speaker 5: by other people's religious views. It means to not be
28:07
Speaker 5: oppressed by other people's hatred and bigotry. That's what it means.
28:13
Speaker 5: To not be oppressed by a government that makes it
28:16
Speaker 5: too expensive for you to live because they launch unjust,
28:19
Speaker 5: unpopular and illegal wars. The Democrats have a boy I
28:25
Speaker 5: could be president, couldn't. I mean, really, the Democrats have
28:28
Speaker 5: a lot they can run on. But if they just
28:31
Speaker 5: run on the fact that we're not them, or we're
28:34
Speaker 5: for the gays, or we're for the rich and the elite,
28:38
Speaker 5: if if that's how they're viewed, They're gonna lose. And
28:42
Speaker 5: I don't want them to. So I want new Democrats
28:46
Speaker 5: like Buddha Judge, like Newsom, like Mendami, like AOC like
28:53
Speaker 5: Bernie Sanders, is an independent like Elizabeth Warren. I'm afraid
28:59
Speaker 5: to take on big big business. I want people who
29:03
Speaker 5: are a force for good. They need to counter the oppression.
29:10
Speaker 5: They need to counter the bigotry. How conclusion, equity, diversity,
29:18
Speaker 5: that's time.
29:25
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Speaker 5: No, Rachel Kapper in the chat room, I agree with you.
30:22
Speaker 5: Democrats cannot be afraid anymore. We need to be far
30:25
Speaker 5: more forceful and clear speaking. Yes, they all need to
30:28
Speaker 5: come to me. Okay, every Democrat running for an office
30:34
Speaker 5: should come to me and let me tell them how
30:38
Speaker 5: to do it, because you know what, I could give
30:41
Speaker 5: two fucks about what anyone thinks about me, says about me,
30:45
Speaker 5: whether they like what I have to say or not,
30:47
Speaker 5: because I'm right, Okay, I'm right. See Republicans that they
30:53
Speaker 5: go into it right away with I'm right, So there's
30:56
Speaker 5: no room for debate here. Democrats need to stop this
30:59
Speaker 5: fucking eye idea that there's two sides to every story
31:02
Speaker 5: except the right side on the wrong side. On a
31:06
Speaker 5: lot of issues, there are not two sides on universal
31:09
Speaker 5: health care, there's not two sides. Figure out how to
31:12
Speaker 5: do it, figure out how to pay for it, and
31:15
Speaker 5: get health care to every single fucking American in this
31:19
Speaker 5: country everyone, and not partial health care, not half health care,
31:25
Speaker 5: total health care. Quadruple the amount of hospitals that we have.
31:30
Speaker 5: Don't close hospitals, open more, make experts and all the
31:36
Speaker 5: doctors that you need readily available right then and there. Specialists,
31:42
Speaker 5: train nurses, train more doctors, make it financially, give them incentive,
31:49
Speaker 5: make them want to be doctors, make them want to
31:52
Speaker 5: be nurses. We have an elder care crisis just burgeoning
31:57
Speaker 5: in this country. Pay attention to it. Stop acting like
32:01
Speaker 5: old people are gonna take care of them damnselves. Institute
32:05
Speaker 5: programs like home care workers ten times the amount of
32:10
Speaker 5: home care workers that we have now. And stop being
32:14
Speaker 5: so fucking afraid to hurt someone's feelings. You're always gonna
32:18
Speaker 5: hurt someone, even when you don't mean to. I've hurt
32:23
Speaker 5: so many people that I love and I haven't meant to,
32:26
Speaker 5: but I was right, and sometimes being right is more
32:32
Speaker 5: important than sparing someone's feelings. And stop worrying about what
32:38
Speaker 5: the other side's gonna think. There should be Democrats message
32:43
Speaker 5: should be so universal that there is no other side.
32:48
Speaker 5: Anyone that disagrees with that message should made to feel shameed.
32:53
Speaker 5: That's what MAGA did. If you're not for our message,
32:56
Speaker 5: you should be ashamed. You're not a patriot, you are
33:00
Speaker 5: an American. Democrats need to do the same. If you're
33:05
Speaker 5: not for universal health care, you're an American. You don't
33:08
Speaker 5: want to take care of your neighbor. You don't want
33:10
Speaker 5: to take care of yourself. If you're not for diversity, equity,
33:15
Speaker 5: and inclusion of all people of all Americans, you're an American.
33:19
Speaker 5: You go against the Constitution. The Constitution is the ultimate
33:24
Speaker 5: DEI document. They need to go back to real patriotism, life, liberty,
33:33
Speaker 5: and the pursuit of happiness. You know, it doesn't say
33:39
Speaker 5: you'll get happiness, just says you can pursue it. Because
33:45
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33:47
Speaker 5: life doing. I don't know about you. Talking to this
33:50
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33:53
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33:58
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34:02
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34:07
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34:30
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34:35
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34:39
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34:43
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34:47
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35:48
Speaker 5: You know, there's a person in the chatroom called big
35:51
Speaker 5: Steper three ninety six that says, nobody has the right
35:53
Speaker 5: to healthcare. Nobody has the right to anyone's money to
35:56
Speaker 5: pay for their health care. You're not American, an American,
36:01
Speaker 5: you're not a patriot. You don't love your country, and
36:04
Speaker 5: you don't love other Americans. You should be ashamed of yourself,
36:08
Speaker 5: and you should rethink your life. It is not your
36:12
Speaker 5: fucking money. You didn't print it, it's not yours. You
36:19
Speaker 5: are part of a society. You are part of a group.
36:24
Speaker 5: You don't make your money alone, you don't spend your
36:27
Speaker 5: money alone. You are part of a culture, a society.
36:32
Speaker 5: And if you don't want to be a part of
36:34
Speaker 5: that culture, if you don't want to be a part
36:36
Speaker 5: of that society, if you don't want to help your neighbor,
36:40
Speaker 5: if you don't want to use your money to do good,
36:42
Speaker 5: then get the fuck out. Go live in Saudi Arabia,
36:48
Speaker 5: Go live in some theocracy somewhere. Don't go to civilized countries,
36:53
Speaker 5: because in civilized countries they don't even give you a choice.
36:59
Speaker 5: They tax your precious money so much that they give
37:03
Speaker 5: everyone the services because they believe that every one of
37:07
Speaker 5: their citizens is entitled to the same thing. And if
37:11
Speaker 5: you don't think every American is entitled to what you have,
37:15
Speaker 5: then you're not an American. And I'm tired of indulging you.
37:20
Speaker 5: Get out, Go take you and your Unamerican ideals and
37:26
Speaker 5: go someplace else. Because in this country, we care for
37:32
Speaker 5: one another. We even care for people we disagree with.
37:37
Speaker 5: In this country, we help one another, We even help
37:42
Speaker 5: people we may not like. In this country, we protect
37:47
Speaker 5: each other's rights to freedom of speech. To you have
37:52
Speaker 5: the right to say what you just said. I'm not
37:55
Speaker 5: going to you know you're not going to be censored
37:57
Speaker 5: or kicked out or banned. You have every right to
38:00
Speaker 5: say it. It doesn't mean we have to agree with it.
38:07
Speaker 5: America is not three hundred and forty million little islands,
38:11
Speaker 5: and that's what we've become. Everybody's so self centered, so
38:16
Speaker 5: into their own world, so into mine, mine, mine, mine, mine,
38:22
Speaker 5: that we are failing. We forget that we are connected
38:28
Speaker 5: to it all. The well being of my neighbor is
38:32
Speaker 5: my well being. The well being of my city and
38:36
Speaker 5: state is my well being. The well being of my
38:40
Speaker 5: country is my well being. So I must share my time,
38:51
Speaker 5: my money, my efforts, my compassion, my empathy. I can't
38:57
Speaker 5: hoard it. We've become a nation of three hundred and
39:01
Speaker 5: forty million hoarders. We only care about ourselves. How is
39:06
Speaker 5: it going to affect me well? Guess what. You're not alone.
39:12
Speaker 5: You don't live by yourself. You live in a society
39:17
Speaker 5: back in the olden days, and that, since they like
39:20
Speaker 5: to say, make America great again, the good of the
39:23
Speaker 5: village was what was important, not the good of the individual,
39:29
Speaker 5: the good of the village, of the town, of the tribe.
39:34
Speaker 5: Everybody pitched in. You know what, You didn't just eat
39:37
Speaker 5: the food you caught. You ate food that other people caught.
39:43
Speaker 5: What is Thanksgiving about, fucking morons? Well, it's about the
39:49
Speaker 5: murder and enslavement of indigenous people. But the notion was
39:54
Speaker 5: that you share the bounty. That if you have leftover crops,
40:00
Speaker 5: you share those leftover crops. That if you've got food
40:05
Speaker 5: for five people and two hungry people show up, suddenly
40:09
Speaker 5: you each take a little bit less and feed those
40:12
Speaker 5: other two people. That's what America is supposed to be about.
40:19
Speaker 5: What good is opportunity if you don't share it? What
40:25
Speaker 5: good is success? Success is nothing unless you have someone
40:30
Speaker 5: you love to share it with. Oh, Billy d Williams,
40:33
Speaker 5: Diana Ross, I'm a huggany. Everybody loves me. Success means
40:39
Speaker 5: nothing without saying and that is so true. Look at
40:45
Speaker 5: Elon Musk how terribly sad and lonely and horrible of
40:49
Speaker 5: a person. He is all that money, and I wouldn't
40:54
Speaker 5: want to be him for a minute. He's just the
40:58
Speaker 5: most pathetic excuse of a human being there is, because
41:01
Speaker 5: he could be doing so much good. He could rescue
41:06
Speaker 5: every dog in America. He could. He could fund every
41:09
Speaker 5: animal shelter in the country without with the blink of
41:13
Speaker 5: an eye, without even feeling it. He could. He could
41:16
Speaker 5: spend ten billion dollars on every single dog shelter in
41:23
Speaker 5: the country. He could save every animal if he wanted to.
41:28
Speaker 5: He could build hospitals, he could do He could stop poverty,
41:33
Speaker 5: he really could. He could start programs that actually ended poverty.
41:40
Speaker 5: What does he do? Makes robots and bad cars, tries
41:44
Speaker 5: to steal elections, and wants us to go to Mars
41:48
Speaker 5: for no reason. What a sad, pathetic creature he is.
41:55
Speaker 5: I'm loved by many of his own children. That's because
42:00
Speaker 5: he is the worst of us. He exemplifies what it
42:04
Speaker 5: is to be a bad human. Meanwhile, there's others with
42:08
Speaker 5: his money that every day wake up and try to
42:12
Speaker 5: do good. That's what an American should do every day.
42:18
Speaker 5: How can I help myself? How can I help my community?
42:22
Speaker 5: How can I help my state? How can I help
42:25
Speaker 5: my country? That should be the mantra of every American,
42:31
Speaker 5: and Democrats need to take us back to that, to
42:35
Speaker 5: the fact that we're in this together. We shouldn't be
42:39
Speaker 5: slapping the door in front of immigrants. We should be
42:42
Speaker 5: holding hands out to them saying, come, come, let us
42:45
Speaker 5: help you. Let us get you a place where you
42:48
Speaker 5: could work and stand on your feet and be a
42:51
Speaker 5: productive member of society. Come instead of stair a door
42:58
Speaker 5: is closed. We need to remember what it is to
43:04
Speaker 5: be human. That's what we need, and that includes outside
43:11
Speaker 5: of universal health care, the number one issue for Democrats
43:15
Speaker 5: should be climate change, unwielding, no apologies, straight out the box,
43:21
Speaker 5: climate change, ending fossil fuel consumption period. I don't care
43:28
Speaker 5: what Opek says. I don't care what Shell and Chevron says.
43:33
Speaker 5: I don't care. We know fossil fuel is killing the country.
43:39
Speaker 5: Democrats should stand on universal health care, on eliminating fossil fuels,
43:46
Speaker 5: and making climate change their number one issue. Building an
43:52
Speaker 5: America to withstand the future, because already the future's fucked.
43:58
Speaker 5: We've got a super al Nino coming. Temperatures are going
44:01
Speaker 5: to soar. We're going to have rain and flooding someplaces,
44:05
Speaker 5: and drought and others. We need to be building in
44:07
Speaker 5: America to withstand the future because we can't fix the
44:11
Speaker 5: damage we've already done. We just need to mitigate damage
44:15
Speaker 5: going forward. Climate change is the most pressing pressing issue
44:22
Speaker 5: in the world. It will affect food, So it is
44:24
Speaker 5: affecting food supplies, our ability to eat, our ability to breathe,
44:31
Speaker 5: our ability to have water to drink. That's human, our
44:36
Speaker 5: needs as a human. The sole purpose of government should
44:40
Speaker 5: be to make sure that, as a human you have
44:42
Speaker 5: what you need to survive. Clean air, clean water, good food,
44:47
Speaker 5: and a climate that doesn't kill you. How is that
44:52
Speaker 5: hard for democrats to understand? And if the other side
44:58
Speaker 5: doesn't get it, make the get it. And if they don't,
45:02
Speaker 5: then tell them goodbye. Say then just shut up, We'll
45:06
Speaker 5: take care of you. Don't worry about it. You're going
45:08
Speaker 5: to benefit from what we're gonna do. Whether you like
45:11
Speaker 5: it or not, your life is going to be better
45:15
Speaker 5: because of us. Whether you vote for us or not,
45:18
Speaker 5: your life will improve. Because that's all anybody wants is
45:24
Speaker 5: their life to improve. You know, that's what they want.
45:32
Speaker 5: So yeah, we're supposed to get tax to help the village.
45:38
Speaker 5: But it's the people in power that's the problem, not
45:41
Speaker 5: the everyday person trying to survive. I agree, So be
45:44
Speaker 5: careful about who you put in power. See we act like, oh,
45:47
Speaker 5: it's the people in power, they're horrible. Who put them there?
45:51
Speaker 5: Who can take them down? Huh? Who put them there? Well,
45:58
Speaker 5: the people in power, then get rid of the peace
46:00
Speaker 5: people in power. The Supreme Court should be gutted. Democrats
46:04
Speaker 5: that are running, they should all say we are going
46:06
Speaker 5: to impeach and expand on the Supreme Court. Clarence Thomas
46:13
Speaker 5: should be thrown out. Alito should be thrown out. Every
46:18
Speaker 5: Trump appointee should be thrown out of the Supreme Court.
46:23
Speaker 5: Everyone an illegitimate criminal president should not get to shape
46:28
Speaker 5: the Supreme Court, and any Democrat that isn't for expanding
46:33
Speaker 5: the court as well as term limiting the court. I'm
46:37
Speaker 5: not voting for twelve years. That's what you should be
46:42
Speaker 5: on the Supreme Court twelve years and then go home.
46:46
Speaker 5: The same for the Congress and the same for the
46:49
Speaker 5: Senate twelve years and then go home, have another life.
46:54
Speaker 5: Thank you for your service. By term limits for every
47:00
Speaker 5: single person in government, No lifetime appointments, twelve years for
47:07
Speaker 5: the Supreme Court, twelve years for senators, twelve years for
47:11
Speaker 5: congress people. That's it after that, buy go away and
47:18
Speaker 5: age limits seventy five seventy five. No one over seventy
47:26
Speaker 5: five in the Congress or the House. Serve your country
47:29
Speaker 5: a different way period. No one over seventy five on
47:34
Speaker 5: the Supreme Court, twelve year terms, and when you're seventy five,
47:40
Speaker 5: Asta la vista. Expand the court to fifteen. Democrats need
47:46
Speaker 5: to run on making part a Eco a state at
47:50
Speaker 5: Washington d C. Right then and there we would end.
47:54
Speaker 5: We would instill four probably democratic senators. By making port
48:00
Speaker 5: Ego and Washington d C. Estate, We'd get four senators,
48:05
Speaker 5: probably Democrats. Republicans would have no problem doing it if
48:11
Speaker 5: they thought it benefited them. The only reason Republicans don't
48:16
Speaker 5: make Puerto Rico estate and don't make Washington d C.
48:19
Speaker 5: Estate is because their polling tells them they would be democratic.
48:26
Speaker 5: So why aren't the Democrats standing up for that. We
48:33
Speaker 5: can no longer have Democrats who only stand for opposing
48:38
Speaker 5: the other side. They have to stand for real innovation,
48:43
Speaker 5: for real principles life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness
48:50
Speaker 5: for all, for even people who disagree with them because
48:56
Speaker 5: they're an American. But we need to also call people
49:00
Speaker 5: who are not American. If you do not believe in
49:03
Speaker 5: the Constitution, if you do not swear allegiance to the Constitution,
49:07
Speaker 5: you're not an American. Why should an immigrant have to
49:11
Speaker 5: be tested and swear an allegiance to the Constitution but
49:14
Speaker 5: not natural born citizens. Why is that? My friend DJ
49:19
Speaker 5: Valentino Rose had to swear an allegiance to the Constitution
49:23
Speaker 5: and learn it take a test about it. But if
49:27
Speaker 5: you fall out of a vagina within our borders, you
49:29
Speaker 5: don't have to.
49:29
Speaker 7: No.
49:30
Speaker 5: Sorry, either you support the Constitution or get out of
49:35
Speaker 5: my country. The Constitution supports universal health care. How do
49:41
Speaker 5: I know? Because of its tenure of equality. Equality means
49:46
Speaker 5: equality in health care. Rich people shouldn't get better health
49:51
Speaker 5: care than poor people. That's not equal and equal equals equal. Okay,
50:00
Speaker 5: So you cannot have equality and have the rich getting
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Speaker 5: all the good stuff and the poor not. That's not equality.
50:10
Speaker 5: That's not what the Constitution is about. Democrats should push
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Speaker 5: for all religion out of politics. Freedom of religion also
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Speaker 5: means freedom from religion, and it means you don't shove
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Speaker 5: your religion down someone else's throat, that you live by
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Speaker 5: your religion, but not the government and not the country.
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Speaker 5: We are not Christian nationalists. Democrats should not invoke God,
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Speaker 5: should not say God bless America. They should leave all
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Speaker 5: that bullshit behind the constitution matters.
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Speaker 4: No is shure.
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Speaker 5: I'm typing in the chat room about a third third
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Speaker 5: grade joke, telling them we're too smart for you. Here,
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Speaker 5: go away, you know, go away. Someone named Kyle said,
51:20
Speaker 5: does the constitution fix your list? Your dad didn't mind
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Speaker 5: it last night? Honey, You think I'm going to be
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Speaker 5: insulted by you criticizing something I've had since I was
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Speaker 5: in the third grade. That just shows you have no
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Speaker 5: int See that. That's who MAGA is. They are a
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Speaker 5: group of schoolyard bullies with no intelligence, no idea what
51:45
Speaker 5: the constitution is. I can recite it. That person can't.
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Speaker 5: And that's why we have to get rid of them.
51:55
Speaker 5: We must get rid of MAGA as a force in America.
51:58
Speaker 5: I'm done with schoo yard. If they want to join
52:01
Speaker 5: the party, join the party. You want to be part
52:04
Speaker 5: of a successful country. Be part of a successful country.
52:07
Speaker 5: You want to be a bigoted, schoolyard bully. Go the
52:10
Speaker 5: fuck someplace else. We're not interested in you anymore. We're
52:14
Speaker 5: over you, you, your president, and everyone like you. Your
52:19
Speaker 5: fifteen minutes is up. The world is sick of you.
52:23
Speaker 5: We're sick of you. We're tired of you. Go be
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Speaker 5: ignorant on your own time, you know, Go live your miserable, bigoted,
52:32
Speaker 5: ignorant life. Leave us out of it. We don't want
52:36
Speaker 5: any part of it. You know what, My lisp is
52:40
Speaker 5: not your biggest fucking problem because I don't set gas prices.
52:45
Speaker 5: I didn't get you into a war of choice. I'm
52:48
Speaker 5: not fucking every underage girl around in the Epstein files. Okay,
52:54
Speaker 5: so before you try to come at me, how about
52:57
Speaker 5: you come at the guy you voted for who falls
53:00
Speaker 5: sleep during cabinet meetings. You know what, I'll take my lisp,
53:06
Speaker 5: Thank you very much. I can have my speech corrected.
53:09
Speaker 5: You'll always be an asshole, and that's who we have
53:13
Speaker 5: to deal with, and that's why it's time to stop
53:16
Speaker 5: dealing with them. He is an idiot, he is a moron.
53:21
Speaker 5: He has many friends who are idiots and morons. They're
53:26
Speaker 5: not the majority. There's this notion that maga is the majority.
53:31
Speaker 5: They're not. They're not even a big minority. They're a
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Speaker 5: small group of idiots with keyboards. That's all they are.
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Speaker 5: And their time is up, and they know it. They
53:44
Speaker 5: know their time is up, and they can't stand it.
53:48
Speaker 5: They just can't stand that they lost the culture war,
53:54
Speaker 5: just like their president lost the war in Iran. They
53:57
Speaker 5: have no ground to stand on a felon. They support
54:02
Speaker 5: a sexual predator who was convicted in criminal court, found
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Speaker 5: guilty in criminal court of being a sexual predator. I'm sorry,
54:12
Speaker 5: in civil court, civil court, not criminal. Well, he was
54:16
Speaker 5: found guilty in criminal court a fraud, and he was
54:19
Speaker 5: found civilly liable in civil court of being a sexual predator.
54:25
Speaker 5: He started an insurrection. He is a trader to the
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Speaker 5: US Constitution, and they support him, which makes them traders.
54:35
Speaker 5: And so I'm tired of us acting like America is
54:38
Speaker 5: filled with a bunch of traders. They're not. We're not.
54:43
Speaker 5: Most of America agrees with me. Most of America agrees
54:49
Speaker 5: with Democrats. Most of America wants universal health care. Most
54:56
Speaker 5: of America cares about climate change. Most of America cares
55:03
Speaker 5: about the state of America. Most of America wants everybody
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Speaker 5: to succeed on an equal playing field. Most of America
55:15
Speaker 5: believes women should have the rights over their own bodies,
55:19
Speaker 5: that no man should tell a woman what to do
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Speaker 5: with her body. Most of America could give a rats
55:26
Speaker 5: fuck where a trans person's peace. Okay, most of America
55:33
Speaker 5: doesn't care about gay marriage or buys or trans or
55:37
Speaker 5: any of that. Seventy plus percent don't care about that.
55:44
Speaker 5: Most of America is with me and MAGA can't stand that,
55:50
Speaker 5: so they pick up my lists or they talk about
55:53
Speaker 5: other things because they have no other ground to stand
55:56
Speaker 5: on because no one agrees with them. Only other bigots
56:00
Speaker 5: and bullies agree with them. And that's what democrats need
56:04
Speaker 5: to point out. You're an ignorant minority and your time
56:11
Speaker 5: has come. You're over get used to it. We're going
56:17
Speaker 5: to make a country where everybody can succeed. We're going
56:21
Speaker 5: to make a country where no one is afraid to
56:24
Speaker 5: be themselves. We're going to make a country where we
56:28
Speaker 5: welcome immigrants of all shapes, sizes, educations, and economic backgrounds.
56:36
Speaker 5: We're going to make a country where a woman is
56:39
Speaker 5: not afraid to go to a doctor, where a woman
56:41
Speaker 5: is not afraid to walk the streets at night. We're
56:45
Speaker 5: going to make a country where our kids are not
56:47
Speaker 5: afraid to go to school because they're afraid of being shot,
56:50
Speaker 5: like these pansies at the White House press dinner, who
56:53
Speaker 5: are scattering and who were so afraid and so shaken afterwards,
56:57
Speaker 5: When we have fifteen year olds and thirteen year old
57:00
Speaker 5: and six year olds to go deal with that every day,
57:04
Speaker 5: We're going to make a country where that doesn't happen.
57:08
Speaker 5: We're going to make an America that works for all Americans,
57:14
Speaker 5: not just some, not just the rich, not just those
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Speaker 5: that believe in a god, not just those that follow
57:22
Speaker 5: a criminal. We're going to make an America that works
57:25
Speaker 5: for everybody. And most of America agrees with me. And
57:30
Speaker 5: they can't stand that. They can't stand that they had
57:34
Speaker 5: their big shot with Donald Trump and they wasted it.
57:37
Speaker 5: They wasted it on a narcissistic felon. They were sold
57:42
Speaker 5: a bill of goods and they bought it. And now
57:45
Speaker 5: they've got buyer's remorse. Oh, they propped themselves up. He's
57:48
Speaker 5: the greatest president ever. I still support him. That's because
57:52
Speaker 5: they're cult members. They are true cult members by definition,
57:59
Speaker 5: and you don't deal with it. Cult how many of
58:01
Speaker 5: you deal with scientologists. We ignore scientologists. They're crazy. We
58:06
Speaker 5: don't let scientologists make public policy. We don't put scientologists
58:11
Speaker 5: in office. They're insane. We gotta treat Magga the same way.
58:16
Speaker 5: They're an insane cult. They might as well believe in Xenu.
58:21
Speaker 5: You know, they believe in a guy that's a narcissist Felon.
58:26
Speaker 5: They support it, well, they're idiots. Democrats need to counter
58:31
Speaker 5: with strong messages that include all Americans and not be
58:36
Speaker 5: afraid to stand up to this ridiculous minority.
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Speaker 1: I am Corell.
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Speaker 5: You'll be who you want to be if I didn't
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Speaker 5: hurt your body. We'll see you back here tomorrow on
58:45
Speaker 5: Wednesday saying that time thing that channel. Now, Donald has
58:52
Speaker 5: a diaper, honey.
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Speaker 7: It's broadcasting from a completely different point of view.
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Speaker 6: Yours listen daily.
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Speaker 7: To the Corral cast on your favorite streaming service. You're
59:11
Speaker 7: listening to the Corel cast driving you home or driving
59:16
Speaker 7: you crazy. It's broadcasting from a completely different point of view.
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Speaker 7: Yours listen daily to the Coral cast on your favorite
59:26
Speaker 7: streaming service.
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Speaker 1: So time is here, no time to fear.
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Speaker 3: Coroll is