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Speaker 1: Because showtime is here, So on with the show.
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Speaker 2: Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 1: Carrell is the one that you need to know.
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Speaker 2: Now it's show tide.
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Speaker 3: He had a dream? Is it now a nightmare? We're
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Speaker 3: going to talk about that. And Donald Trump's presidency is
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Speaker 3: unraveling as the world finally says no to him. Talk
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Speaker 3: about that today as well and so much more on
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Speaker 3: this Monday, January nineteenth. No, it is the Carell Show.
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Speaker 3: I am Carrell. Welcome on this Monday, January nineteenth, Federal holiday,
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Speaker 3: no matter what Donald Trump tried to do about it,
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Speaker 3: celebrating doctor Martin Luther King, Junior, who had a dream.
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Speaker 3: That dream right now seems pretty much like a nightmare.
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Speaker 3: From any Americans, he would not approve of what is
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Speaker 3: going on. He would be in you know, wherever Minnesota,
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Speaker 3: wherever these unrest and ice are, Doctor King would be.
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Speaker 3: I know he would be. And on this day that
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Speaker 3: we celebrate one of the greatest civil rights advocates to
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Speaker 3: ever live, we must remember there is a battle for
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Speaker 3: our civil rights going on right now on the streets
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Speaker 3: of America, with an out of control president who has
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Speaker 3: militarized an agency, a needed agency, and an agency that
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Speaker 3: we need, we need immigration and custom enforcement. We just
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Speaker 3: don't need them to be a paramilitary group going after
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Speaker 3: American citizens or immigrants who have done nothing wrong. So
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Speaker 3: I know that doctor Martin Luther King Junior today would
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Speaker 3: be speaking out against what this administration is doing on
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Speaker 3: the streets of America. He would liken it to Selma
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Speaker 3: and many other places, and he would all to speak
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Speaker 3: out against what is going on with the trans and
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Speaker 3: gay community and the marginalization of so many Americans, because
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Speaker 3: he believed that every American, white, black, brown, gay, strait whatever,
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Speaker 3: that everyone had certain inalienable rights as promised by our documents,
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Speaker 3: and he believed that we should fight for those rights
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Speaker 3: in a peaceful way. And I hope I hope that
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Speaker 3: the LA Times opinion piece this morning how it's the
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Speaker 3: biggest national emergency is to prevent a national emergency. I
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Speaker 3: hope that people are taking heed. Trump wants us to
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Speaker 3: be in disarray and he wants chaos so he can
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Speaker 3: bring in the military because he thinks he can stop
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Speaker 3: an election. He can't states control that. And elections can
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Speaker 3: happen during a time of war they have in the past,
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Speaker 3: and a time of unrest, and a time of martial law.
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Speaker 3: There's no provision in the Constitution to suspend elections for
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Speaker 3: any reason. He doesn't know that. He doesn't care, he
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Speaker 3: doesn't read the Constitution. His cabinet doesn't care because they're idiots.
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Speaker 3: When Marco Rubio looks like the biggest diplomat and smartest
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Speaker 3: person in the room, you know you're in trouble. I mean, honey,
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Speaker 3: that's Marco Rubio. Marco Rubio, a man who works for
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Speaker 3: a man who insulted him and his wife. That's how
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Speaker 3: dumb Marco Rubio is. And yet he appears to be
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Speaker 3: the smartest person in the room many times. So that's
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Speaker 3: you know, that's kind of scary. Good morning to Granny
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Speaker 3: and Sandy and others who are in the chat room.
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Speaker 3: My Corellers like Carollers, but Corellers. I'm so glad you
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Speaker 3: are here with me today. In just a minute, I
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Speaker 3: want to read something to you that I wrote last
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Speaker 3: night because I realized I have not been I haven't
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Speaker 3: written an editorial in months, maybe years, and I used
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Speaker 3: to write them almost daily and a it keeps my
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Speaker 3: mind sharp to do it, so it's good for me.
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Speaker 3: But be to go silent, it just seems weird. To me.
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Speaker 3: And so I just sat down and started writing last night,
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Speaker 3: and I'll tell you what I did in a minute.
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Speaker 3: And also today is a holiday. I want you all
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Speaker 3: to remember doctor King today and celebrate doctor King, not
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Speaker 3: a would be king, you know, not a Trump. Celebrate
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Speaker 3: the King, doctor Martin Luther King Junior. And while he
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Speaker 3: was an imperfect man, no man is perfect, no woman
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Speaker 3: is perfect. No one's perfect except a dog or a cat,
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Speaker 3: or a bird or an elephant or a lion or
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Speaker 3: a tiger. But no human is perfect. Animals yep, but
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Speaker 3: no human is perfect. So King was an imperfect man
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Speaker 3: who still made a difference in this world. Uh. And
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Speaker 3: I just want all of you to remember him today,
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Speaker 3: to celebrate his spirit, to remember his message of peaceful,
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Speaker 3: non violent resistance. It's all in dereg Gandhi or Mohamma Gandhi.
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Speaker 3: I believe today is his birthday or there's something about
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Speaker 3: Gandhi on today in history, whether it's his birthday or
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Speaker 3: whether it's the day he came to power, whatever it is.
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Speaker 3: But remember Gandhi was against violence as well. So the
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Speaker 3: people that we remember more than the dictates, more than
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Speaker 3: those who were for violent insurrections are the what who
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Speaker 3: preached peace and let's remember them.
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Speaker 1: Show Time is here. No time to fear. Corilla is
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Speaker 1: so near because show time is here. So on with
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Speaker 1: the show.
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Speaker 2: Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 3: Corilla is the one that.
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Speaker 2: You need to know.
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Speaker 3: You know, I think I want to start by reading you.
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Speaker 3: So many of you feel you're not yourself because of
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Speaker 3: what's going on in the country. You're just not yourself.
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Speaker 3: And now with him threatening Greenland and the UK finally
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Speaker 3: saying fuck you if you even try this, not only
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Speaker 3: will we do a care of trade bomb, but the
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Speaker 3: EU owns more of our debt now than China, and
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Speaker 3: as Deutsch Deutsche Bank said this morning, our debt is
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Speaker 3: America's Achilles heel. If banks and countries stop buying our
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Speaker 3: debt and call in the notes, our economy, tanks, gold
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Speaker 3: and silver are skyrocketing today and the stock market is plummeting.
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Speaker 3: And Trump is doing that. He is going to destroy
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Speaker 3: our economy and make it so none of us can
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Speaker 3: afford rent or food. He is going to destroy the dollar,
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Speaker 3: and these countries are going to start making deals that
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Speaker 3: they're not gonna unmake in the future. If they get
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Speaker 3: all cozy with China and start dealing with China like
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Speaker 3: they did the US, there'll be no need to go
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Speaker 3: back to us. He is making us obsolete on the
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Speaker 3: world stage. They are not afraid of him anymore, and
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Speaker 3: it's dangerous. So a lot of you have noticed on
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Speaker 3: the show that I have said things like it feels futile,
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Speaker 3: it's all been said before, all this other stuff, and
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Speaker 3: you're not feeling yourself. And I wasn't last night because
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Speaker 3: I thought to myself, when's the last time you wrote something?
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Speaker 3: And I've been making a lot of mistakes with my typing,
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Speaker 3: and I've been worried about my memory and all this
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Speaker 3: this stuff. And I thought, well, you know, writing is
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Speaker 3: good for all of that, So how about you write something?
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Speaker 3: And I thought, what are you going to write? And
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Speaker 3: I don't know, just start writing, and I said, well,
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Speaker 3: seems like it's all been said before. I said, so
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Speaker 3: write that now. I don't normally read to you, but
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Speaker 3: I want to share this with you because I think
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Speaker 3: it says something important and I think you'll get something
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Speaker 3: out of it. So this is called It's all been
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Speaker 3: said and done before. Sometimes I wonder is there just
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Speaker 3: not much more to say? At least that's how I
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Speaker 3: feel as a writer these days, particularly one that has
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Speaker 3: for five decades written about current events, presidents, societal issues, superstars,
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Speaker 3: major milestones, most of the time for publications and later
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Speaker 3: for websites. But of late, it seems I haven't had
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Speaker 3: the urge, the desire, the inspiration, partly because I've been
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Speaker 3: reading so many of my previous columns, columns that talked
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Speaker 3: of the injustices of Reagan, the horrors of the Bushes,
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Speaker 3: Daddy and Shrub, and Trump point one and two point zero.
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Speaker 3: I've also been archiving all of my old podcast and
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Speaker 3: radio shows dating back to KFI AM six forty Los Angeles,
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Speaker 3: both with Andrew Howard and then on my own and
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Speaker 3: then KAM eight ten San Francisco, both stations now basically gone.
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Speaker 3: KGO has changed its call letters and is no longer talk,
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Speaker 3: and KFI might as well be gone as its magalyite,
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Speaker 3: no diversity, angry and sad. And what have I been
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Speaker 3: learning from all this nostalgic input that it's all been
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Speaker 3: said before, that none of this is a surprise. The chaos,
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Speaker 3: the stratification, the division, the authoritarianism, the blueprint for all
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Speaker 3: of it is old and used by many a nation,
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Speaker 3: many a country, many an empire, most of them now
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Speaker 3: gone too. And for some reason, enough people all we
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Speaker 3: fall for it to allow it to happen, And by
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Speaker 3: all the markers, it's happening globally again. It's now twenty
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Speaker 3: twenty six, and after one year of Trump, the USSAY
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Speaker 3: is in the saddest state it has ever been. And
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Speaker 3: so many saw it coming. Warned. The USSAY warned the world,
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Speaker 3: but not enough people listened. And now the last year
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Speaker 3: has radically reshaped America, its policies, laws, friends, and allies.
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Speaker 3: And for many this was the year where they finally
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Speaker 3: got the answers to questions some of the questions that
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Speaker 3: people ask looking back on major historical atrocities, things like
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Speaker 3: World War Two, Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin Hell, Julius Caesar or
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Speaker 3: insert dictator name here. How did the people let this happen?
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Speaker 3: Why didn't they stop insert dictator's name here? And every
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Speaker 3: society before us, as far back as there's records established
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Speaker 3: a blueprint for house, someone, some entity, some profiteer or
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Speaker 3: entitled family by blood took over. Because despots aren't new,
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Speaker 3: nor are those that support them, and how they came
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Speaker 3: to do so, those answers are easy to see as
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Speaker 3: I watch corrupt politicians in the USA literally follow those blueprints,
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Speaker 3: those forged almost one hundred years ago in Germany, and
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Speaker 3: one hundred years before that somewhere else, and one hundred
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Speaker 3: years before that in another place, and so on. As
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Speaker 3: I watch killing on the streets of my country at
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Speaker 3: the hands of government agents, and people argue over whether
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Speaker 3: or not it was deserved when the videos are painfully clear.
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Speaker 3: As I sit in front of the BBC and see
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Speaker 3: the world readying for a trade war with the USA
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Speaker 3: because the child in chief, for some reason only he knows,
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Speaker 3: wants to take over to sovereign territory that is not
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Speaker 3: interested in being taken over. As government agents are literally
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Speaker 3: asking for people's papers on the street, all I can
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Speaker 3: hear is the voices of veterans that died in the
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Speaker 3: recent atrocity World War two and others before them, screaming,
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Speaker 3: wake up, it's happening. We died to prevent this. Do
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Speaker 3: something and then just look at Congress, the body that
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Speaker 3: could end this tomorrow. It has become completely useless thanks
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Speaker 3: to them letting themselves be taken over by those that
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Speaker 3: are interested in governing and not ruling. There's a difference there. Congress,
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Speaker 3: which allowed the Supreme Court to become an extension of
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Speaker 3: the executive because they didn't have the spine to conform
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Speaker 3: or I'm sorry, they didn't have the spine to not
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Speaker 3: confirm those that don't belong there, or impeach those whose
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Speaker 3: wives provided buses for an insurrection. Congress, which has become
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Speaker 3: the most useless and destructive body in the land through
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Speaker 3: its inability to do its job or losing the entire
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Speaker 3: plot on what their job truly entails. Housing prices are
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Speaker 3: going down, interest rates on housing is still high. Groceries
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Speaker 3: are unaffordable, Rents are out of control, houses so expensive,
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Speaker 3: and cars so overpriced that they want to allow you
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Speaker 3: to finance them for fifty years and ten years, respectively,
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Speaker 3: paying up to four times the original purchase amount. Great
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Speaker 3: for banks, bad for people. Roads are falling apart, Jobs
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Speaker 3: are getting scarce, health costs have skyrocketed. Social Security is
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Speaker 3: dangling by a very vericos vein wars are raging. And
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Speaker 3: what has the president focused on and his followers Not
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Speaker 3: the Epstein files, now long overdue, where his name is
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Speaker 3: prominently featured. Not the fact that Gaza is still suffering.
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Speaker 3: And as for this board of peace that was promised
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Speaker 3: in this settlement, Trump is charging nations that want a
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Speaker 3: seat at the table to decide Gaza's future one billion
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Speaker 3: dollars per inviting sixty nations, with only Hungary responding so far.
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Speaker 3: Where will this sixty billion dollars go for people to
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Speaker 3: sit on the board of peace reconstruction efforts? This sounds
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Speaker 3: like another grift to me. No, he's focused on Venezuela,
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Speaker 3: taking their oil, putting profits from it in offshore accounts.
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Speaker 3: According to multiple news outlets, He's busy destroying the world's economy,
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Speaker 3: alienating our allies, and potentially crashing our economy by demanding
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Speaker 3: to take over Greenland of all places, because he didn't
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Speaker 3: really win a prize. He's focused on the fact that
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Speaker 3: he didn't win the Nobel not who should run the
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Speaker 3: country he broke over in Venezuela. He's not thinking of
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Speaker 3: our plight financially, our struggles, our troubles, our lives, he's
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Speaker 3: not interested in MAGA or their lives either. No matter
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Speaker 3: what they tell themselves, his approval rating I'm on MAGA
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Speaker 3: is falling. So if he's not popular, he doesn't care
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Speaker 3: about you. But he's not unique. He's not a first,
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Speaker 3: he sadly won't be the last. He's a rich, white,
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Speaker 3: straight male, as are most of his trusted friends and advisors,
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Speaker 3: And for centuries such men have built empires and ultimately
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Speaker 3: destroyed them and the people. Let's be real in the
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Speaker 3: USA today, if you don't have millions, you simply are powerless.
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Speaker 3: Oh sure you can vote, but will your senator or
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Speaker 3: congress person listen to you after you cast your vote?
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Speaker 3: And even if they will, are the people elected to
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Speaker 3: Congress even capable of getting any real progress for good going?
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Speaker 3: They can do evil very quickly, but good help the
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Speaker 3: people that takes forever, if it's done at all. So,
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Speaker 3: in a democratic republic, we vote for and relegate our
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Speaker 3: power to our representatives in government, trusting them to have
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Speaker 3: our best interests permeate all they do. Well, it doesn't
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Speaker 3: their best interest. Their best interest there the best interest
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Speaker 3: of their party, their president, or their corporate overlords are
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Speaker 3: all that they consider today they pander to us for votes,
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Speaker 3: and that's the last we really see of them or
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Speaker 3: their interest in our lives. And none of that is new,
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Speaker 3: And people have been talking about it and warning about
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Speaker 3: it and writing about it since the dawn of civilized
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Speaker 3: political societies. This includes religion, as organized religion was the
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Speaker 3: first form of government. So why do the masses do it?
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Speaker 3: Why do we always end up in a mess where
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Speaker 3: their best interests last and the best interest of the
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Speaker 3: upper class is prominent, a society where they struggle and
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Speaker 3: all their time is spent working for and giving money
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Speaker 3: back to the upper class. Now, this is why I
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Speaker 3: haven't been writing so much these days, because the truth
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Speaker 3: has been out there all along, and not one person
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Speaker 3: will really say it well here. It is because as
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Speaker 3: a whole, humans are an ignorant, selfish, wilful, wretched species.
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Speaker 3: Not all. Out of almost eight billion people, there is
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Speaker 3: probably several billion that are wise, intelligent, compassionate. They have
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Speaker 3: common sense, a willing us to learn, a willing us
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Speaker 3: to listen to others and care about what they say.
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Speaker 3: A different kind of the human species, like a chihuahua
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Speaker 3: is to a great dane, a human that evolved first
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Speaker 3: gets more right, puts self preservation for the planet as
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Speaker 3: well as its occupants. First, wants a harmony with the
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Speaker 3: natural world, knowing all species should be able to survive
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Speaker 3: on it. A human, believe it or not, a human
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Speaker 3: that prioritizes and values science and prioritizes life over profits.
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Speaker 3: But let's face it, enlightened humans, if we were the majority,
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Speaker 3: the world wouldn't be in the continued state of chaos
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Speaker 3: that it's been ever since human evolved. The world has
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Speaker 3: always been in a battle between humans that get it
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Speaker 3: and humans that don't. What is the it, Well, it's
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Speaker 3: that we created everything humans use or believe or practice.
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Speaker 3: Every custom, every belief, every god, every system, every society,
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Speaker 3: every law, every boundary. Everything We created it. It's not divine.
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Speaker 3: Therefore it's within our power to change it. If the
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Speaker 3: people need it to be changed. We're able to adapt, invent,
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Speaker 3: and create our way out of problems. That every human
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Speaker 3: is just that, a human, not black, white, brown, gay,
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Speaker 3: trans immigrant, liberal, conservative. We're all humans and each and
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Speaker 3: every one entitled to the exact same as the other.
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Speaker 3: And that we don't own the planet, we inhabit it.
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Speaker 3: There's a difference. We share it it's not our dominion.
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Speaker 3: It's our home and home to countless other species that
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Speaker 3: deserve to live here as well in their own habitats.
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Speaker 3: Our needs do not outweigh the needs of the planet.
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Speaker 3: How we travel, heat our homes, create our factories. How
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Speaker 3: we eat is not more important than how that affects
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Speaker 3: the planet and each other. That everyone is deserving of
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Speaker 3: love and kindness and respect, the same things that anyone
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Speaker 3: would want for themselves, you know it. And that equality
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Speaker 3: and honesty, compassion, empathy, wisdom, kindness, altruism. They are not weaknesses,
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Speaker 3: but strengths that should guide the entire species. Every society
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Speaker 3: ends up in a similar mess, under similar circumstances, with
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Speaker 3: similar personality types involved. And when they do, there are
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Speaker 3: those that oppose, that fight, that dissent, that suffer, and
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Speaker 3: there are those that dictate, rule, oppress and punish. And
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Speaker 3: then a world event happens and the tables turn and
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Speaker 3: there's relative peace and sanity for a time, and then
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Speaker 3: the psycho starts all over again, because humans apparently never learn,
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Speaker 3: and many don't appear to want to, And all along
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Speaker 3: the way, people like me write about it, talk about it,
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Speaker 3: comment rant, and we have many of those tones today
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Speaker 3: for generations pat from generations past. They're sitting with some
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Speaker 3: reading them saying, look, see we've been warned, it's happening again.
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Speaker 3: Do something, But most people are ignoring them and their
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Speaker 3: messages and their authors. I guess I've answered my own
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Speaker 3: question about whether or not it's all been said before,
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Speaker 3: So why bother saying more? Yes, authors have been opposing
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Speaker 3: the wrong and cheering the right for centuries, because, let's
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Speaker 3: face it, people like me just won't shut up. As
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Speaker 3: this column proves, the problem isn't that it's all been
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Speaker 3: said before. It's that every single time that it says
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Speaker 3: far too few people listen.
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Speaker 6: Yet I said it, I'll stand by it.
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Speaker 2: Smashtay no it show.
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Speaker 3: You know. That's how you write a fucking editorial. Can
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Speaker 3: I just tell you last night I read that and said, bitch,
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Speaker 3: you still got it. I was like, bitch, you can
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Speaker 3: still turn a phrase, honey, uh, And I was very
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Speaker 3: happy about it. I'll be posting that at my website
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Speaker 3: really correl dot com, or you can just go to
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Speaker 3: Correl dot media. By the way, it's much easier than
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Speaker 3: spelling all everything. Just go Correl dot media. That's it
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Speaker 3: brings you right there. So, yeah, there are a couple
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Speaker 3: billion on planet Earth like you and me, and we're
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Speaker 3: not the majority. And that's why we're in this mess
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Speaker 3: all over again. This mess is not new. Donald Trump
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Speaker 3: is not new, he'd like to think. So none of
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Speaker 3: this is new. This has all happened before, maybe in
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Speaker 3: a different way, in a different time, you know, different implementation,
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Speaker 3: but it's all been done before. And we keep getting
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Speaker 3: in this mess because a majority of humans are wretched
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Speaker 3: and no one wants to say that out loud. Now,
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Speaker 3: that doesn't mean they're not deserving of love, kindness, respect,
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Speaker 3: But it's right out of the book The Marching Morons.
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Speaker 3: If you have not read The Marching Morons by Corn Bluth,
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Speaker 3: please do. It's only about eighty pages. Go read it.
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Speaker 3: And it's right out of The Marching Morons, where the
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Speaker 3: upper class, the educated, the knowledgeable, the carrying, the compassionate
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Speaker 3: get overrun by morons and the entire world almost gets destroyed.
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Speaker 3: It's like the movie Idiocracy. This is not new, and
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Speaker 3: people see it. Carn Blue saw it in the fifties.
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Speaker 3: The makers of Ideocracy saw it. This is mel Brooks
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Speaker 3: has seen it. This is not new Trump and this
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Speaker 3: power grab that he's doing not new. The question is
23:33
Speaker 3: why don't we learn. Why don't humans as a whole
23:37
Speaker 3: learn why we're looking at the planet and it's literally
23:41
Speaker 3: falling apart around us and we're doing nothing. You know,
23:45
Speaker 3: it is Veganuary and we can't even celebrate it. There's
23:48
Speaker 3: been so many articles now about Trump, and every vegan
23:53
Speaker 3: of renowned, every vegan columnist, you know, commentator all say
23:58
Speaker 3: the same thing. It's Trump. I just got an email
24:02
Speaker 3: from Real Vegas magazine, which I supply a column for,
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Speaker 3: called Vegan and Vegas, and the headline is red meat
24:09
Speaker 3: comes back to Vegas because there's some restaurant open that's
24:13
Speaker 3: celebrating red meat. RFK eat meat, eat dairy. We're so stupid.
24:21
Speaker 3: We don't even know how to eat. We don't even
24:25
Speaker 3: know what to do to save the planet because we
24:29
Speaker 3: let people who only want to profit off of us
24:33
Speaker 3: send us a message that is wrong. Meat and dairy
24:38
Speaker 3: are killing the planet and killing you. If you eat
24:43
Speaker 3: more than twenty percent of your diet in meat and dairy,
24:47
Speaker 3: well you're ignorant because the facts are out there and
24:51
Speaker 3: you just are not wanting to pay attention. One meal
24:55
Speaker 3: a week with meat and dairy. That's it. One a week,
24:58
Speaker 3: four a month. That's it what you get. If you
25:01
Speaker 3: don't like it, don't fucking blame me. Don't blame me
25:05
Speaker 3: that we overpopulated the planet and have to overproduce food.
25:09
Speaker 3: Don't blame me for that. It's not my fault. I'm
25:13
Speaker 3: just a veganuary messenger that says if you eat more
25:17
Speaker 3: than one serving of meat and dairy a week, you're ignorant.
25:22
Speaker 3: Because the information is out there, the research is clear.
25:27
Speaker 3: It is not debatable anymore. It's not a lifestyle choice.
25:31
Speaker 3: It's not a choice. We have no choice. Either we
25:37
Speaker 3: cut back eighty percent on meat and dairy or the
25:40
Speaker 3: planet dies. That's just a fact. Don't blame me, don't
25:47
Speaker 3: get mad at me, don't comment down below negatively. I
25:51
Speaker 3: don't want to fucking hear it's because it's not my fault.
25:56
Speaker 3: I wish we lived at a time where you can
25:58
Speaker 3: meet all eat all the meat and dairy you want,
26:00
Speaker 3: even though it's murder. You are literally letting one animal
26:03
Speaker 3: live on your sofa or have a cat pole in
26:05
Speaker 3: your house, and another animal you're torturing and killing. But whatever,
26:09
Speaker 3: screw the fact that you're murderers. Let's go at the planet.
26:14
Speaker 3: We have too many people that eat meat and dairy. Period.
26:19
Speaker 3: Now you have a choice, stop killing animals to eat
26:22
Speaker 3: or start killing humans up to you get rid of
26:27
Speaker 3: about four billion humans, literally four billion. Just take them
26:31
Speaker 3: out like in Star Trek where they all have to
26:33
Speaker 3: walk into a big incinerator, or stop eating meat and
26:38
Speaker 3: dairy except once a week. That's really the only options.
26:43
Speaker 3: Kill four billion people or that way, there's not four
26:48
Speaker 3: billion more mouths to feed, or stop eating meat and
26:51
Speaker 3: dairy except once a week. That's the only way the
26:53
Speaker 3: planet survives. Well, let me rephrase the only way that
26:58
Speaker 3: our ability to live on the planet survives. But those
27:02
Speaker 3: are the facts. Trump doesn't want to be dictator. Congress
27:07
Speaker 3: is letting him do things they shouldn't be doing. He's
27:10
Speaker 3: going to kill the United States, he is. Our economy
27:13
Speaker 3: is going to crash. You better be buying gold or silver,
27:17
Speaker 3: or there's gonna be where going to the grocery store
27:19
Speaker 3: is going to cost you five hundred dollars because the
27:22
Speaker 3: dollar is going to be worth nothing because once they
27:25
Speaker 3: start their trade war, they're going to start trading oil
27:28
Speaker 3: in the Euro and their goes are their ghosts. China
27:32
Speaker 3: and the EU would just write off our debt. They
27:34
Speaker 3: would rather write off our debt than to forgive Donald Trump.
27:40
Speaker 3: He is at Davos right now, and he's going to
27:42
Speaker 3: go there with ultimatums. And you know what they're gonna say.
27:46
Speaker 3: That's what they're gonna say. They're tired of it. They're
27:50
Speaker 3: sick of it, they're sick of being blackmailed, they're sick
27:53
Speaker 3: of tariff, they're sick of it all, and they are
27:56
Speaker 3: letting it be known. They're not going to back down
27:59
Speaker 3: Tonald Trump. So he's going to throw a fit. He's
28:04
Speaker 3: already trying to overtake an island that we neither need
28:09
Speaker 3: nor want because the country that runs the island didn't
28:13
Speaker 3: give him a prize. This is the man running our country.
28:19
Speaker 3: We're fucked. And if I'm telling you, if we win
28:24
Speaker 3: the midterms, he has to go in January. The minute
28:27
Speaker 3: they take office. The first thing they should do impeach
28:30
Speaker 3: him and his entire cabinet, and that includes JD. Vance.
28:34
Speaker 3: Here's how this should go. Democrats should win the House
28:37
Speaker 3: and Senate. They appoint a new Speaker of the House.
28:41
Speaker 3: I say they appoint Kamala Harris. They can the Speaker
28:46
Speaker 3: of the House doesn't have to be a member of Congress,
28:49
Speaker 3: so they appoint Kamala Harris. Then they impeach Trump and
28:55
Speaker 3: Vance and his cabinet and prosecute them for their crimes.
29:00
Speaker 3: And the Speaker of the House, Pamala Harris, the president shappoint
29:05
Speaker 3: Kim Walt as vice president. And guess what we get
29:09
Speaker 3: the last two years of san that could happen. Trump
29:14
Speaker 3: knows it, the Republicans know it, Maga knows it.
29:20
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29:24
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Speaker 3: No, you know, I would have loved to have interviewed
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Speaker 3: Martin Luther King Junior today on his birthday? Are on
30:18
Speaker 3: his day? I really would have loved to interviewed him.
30:21
Speaker 3: I really would have. I think he would have liked me.
30:23
Speaker 3: I would have liked him. I'm sure you know. Today
30:26
Speaker 3: is Edgar Allan Poe's birthday, the I guess the master
30:32
Speaker 3: of modern horror, the father. You know that people think
30:36
Speaker 3: Stephen King. No, Edgar Allan Poe was like the father
30:40
Speaker 3: of modern day horror, the raven quote the raven. Nevermore.
30:44
Speaker 3: People are still using tomes and tropes of his stories
30:48
Speaker 3: to write horror stories to this day. He was born
30:51
Speaker 3: I think in eighteen oh six, I think, and I
30:56
Speaker 3: pay homage to him, and to Martin Luther King Junior,
30:58
Speaker 3: and to anyone celebrating a day or a birthday today
31:02
Speaker 3: if you are celebrating, uh yeah, I wish, you know,
31:05
Speaker 3: I wish that I could have met King and talked
31:07
Speaker 3: to him. I mean, I was alive, you know, I
31:10
Speaker 3: was a kid, but I was alive. And you know
31:13
Speaker 3: you two has a song about it about Martin Luther
31:16
Speaker 3: King Sunday, Bloody Sunday. Well it's about Northern Ireland, but
31:19
Speaker 3: they talk about King. You know, shots rang out in
31:21
Speaker 3: a Memphis sky. They took his free at last, they
31:25
Speaker 3: took his life. They could not take his what is
31:28
Speaker 3: it his pride? I think? So yeah, you two immortalized
31:35
Speaker 3: King in a song. You know, Black rights seem to
31:41
Speaker 3: have taken a backseat to trans and gay and immigrants.
31:45
Speaker 3: It's amazing how cyclical civil rights are because we're always
31:50
Speaker 3: oppressing somebody, because humans are a despicable species. My editorial
31:56
Speaker 3: is spot on, but no one will agree with it.
31:59
Speaker 3: We're topic species, you know. I was watching the movie
32:03
Speaker 3: Twisters over the weekend, the new one with Glenn Powell,
32:05
Speaker 3: because he's fucking hot, oh my god, and so nice
32:09
Speaker 3: and has a rescue dog and he's like a perfect guy.
32:13
Speaker 3: And I was watching the movie and it takes place
32:15
Speaker 3: in Oklahoma or whatever, and they show a rodeo like
32:19
Speaker 3: it's good, wholesome fun, and all I could do was
32:22
Speaker 3: sit there with my mouth open. I'd forgotten the rodeo scene,
32:26
Speaker 3: and I sat there just as humans. We think it's
32:33
Speaker 3: a pastime and sport to terrorize other creatures. To strap
32:41
Speaker 3: something around a horse's balls so it will buck up
32:47
Speaker 3: in the air, trying to get it off and try
32:50
Speaker 3: to ride it. To chase a baby cow, an infant
32:55
Speaker 3: cow around a pen where it's trapped so we can
33:00
Speaker 3: last so it make it fall to the ground in
33:04
Speaker 3: terror and tie its legs up for sport. What kind
33:10
Speaker 3: of species of animal does that? Only humans, No other
33:16
Speaker 3: animal species does that only human because we're a despicable infestation.
33:25
Speaker 3: Two thirds of the human race should not be here,
33:29
Speaker 3: and I stand by that. There's one third that get it,
33:33
Speaker 3: that look at a rodeo and go, how fucking reprehensible
33:37
Speaker 3: is that? That look at eating meat and go are
33:41
Speaker 3: you fucking kidding me? In twenty twenty six, this is
33:44
Speaker 3: how you feed yourself by torturing sentient creatures when you
33:49
Speaker 3: don't need to, by taking up resources you don't need
33:54
Speaker 3: to take up. That's destroying the very ability to live
33:57
Speaker 3: on your planet. You think that's okay, By killing each
34:03
Speaker 3: other over man made lines in the sand, chasing people
34:08
Speaker 3: down on the streets of your country and treating them
34:12
Speaker 3: like rodeo animals. Why because they crossed an imaginary line
34:17
Speaker 3: without a document, that use a piece of paper that
34:21
Speaker 3: somehow legitimizes them as a human, and we find that acceptable.
34:28
Speaker 3: No wonder we do it to people. No wonder we're
34:30
Speaker 3: seeing ice with the knees in the back of people
34:33
Speaker 3: and less and handcuffing their hands and feet. We do
34:36
Speaker 3: it to animals. Any society that does that to a cow,
34:41
Speaker 3: or to a horse, or to a goat, or to
34:44
Speaker 3: whatever can certainly do it to a human. You wonder
34:48
Speaker 3: how we're so cruel because we're in cruel fucking species,
34:53
Speaker 3: and no one wants to talk about that. How we
34:55
Speaker 3: need to fight human nature, not give into it. We
34:59
Speaker 3: need to fight human nature, not make a sport out
35:03
Speaker 3: of it. Most of what human do is reprehensible. You know.
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Speaker 4: You know.
35:44
Speaker 3: I saw a coffee shop, uh and I walked in
35:48
Speaker 3: and the sign said no animals and no weapons. Two
35:52
Speaker 3: things that said no animals and no weapons except service
35:54
Speaker 3: dog send me a member. Walk in and I walk
35:57
Speaker 3: up to the counter and I said, are you gonna
35:59
Speaker 3: ask everyone to the And they said pardon me? I said,
36:03
Speaker 3: are you going to ask everyone to leave your business?
36:07
Speaker 3: And they said why? And I said, because I'm your window.
36:10
Speaker 3: You have a sign that says no animals allowed. Oh well,
36:14
Speaker 3: we don't allow animals except service dogs. I said, are
36:17
Speaker 3: you fucking aware that humans are animals? Are you aware
36:20
Speaker 3: of that that we are classified as animals? We are
36:24
Speaker 3: an animal, the human animal. We forget what we are,
36:33
Speaker 3: we forget our place in it all, and we forget
36:39
Speaker 3: that we need to fight our nature, not give in
36:42
Speaker 3: to it. Because the worst of us Donald Trump, Marco
36:47
Speaker 3: Rubio christinomes that's the worst of us. Those are people
36:51
Speaker 3: who have given in to their desires for power, for wealth,
36:56
Speaker 3: for greed, for autonomy, for authority, for racism and bigotry
37:03
Speaker 3: and hatred and everything that is the worst of humanity.
37:08
Speaker 3: They revel in it. They don't fight it. They've made
37:12
Speaker 3: careers and millions of dollars off of it. Meanwhile, you
37:17
Speaker 3: and I, we fight our nature every day. I do
37:22
Speaker 3: because every day I see someone I want to smack
37:24
Speaker 3: the fucking shit out of. Every day I see someone
37:27
Speaker 3: that I think I could run over them with my
37:29
Speaker 3: car and the world would be a better place. Every
37:33
Speaker 3: day I see things going on in society where I
37:37
Speaker 3: think they should just be eliminated, and I don't. Every
37:43
Speaker 3: day I think to myself, maga is a cancer. It
37:46
Speaker 3: should be rounded up and put into concentration camps. But
37:50
Speaker 3: I would never allow that to happen. I would fight
37:54
Speaker 3: anyone that wanted to do that. Why, Because that's the
37:57
Speaker 3: worst of us. We just give in. That's why there's obesity.
38:06
Speaker 3: We give in. We simply refuse to limit ourselves. Human
38:14
Speaker 3: nature is not good. Two thirds of our nature is
38:18
Speaker 3: not good. One third of our nature is kindness, equity, compassion, empathy.
38:27
Speaker 3: These things are great, but they're not everything a human is.
38:34
Speaker 3: And we have to acknowledge that we are all things,
38:37
Speaker 3: and that we all have to fight that urge inside
38:40
Speaker 3: of us to be a human. We have to say no,
38:46
Speaker 3: I'm raised up now, I am elevated above that. Now,
38:50
Speaker 3: I don't need that anymore. That doesn't serve me. Greed
38:55
Speaker 3: doesn't serve me, you know, power, the quest for it
39:01
Speaker 3: doesn't serve me. We have to rise above ourselves, and
39:08
Speaker 3: those are the people we look up to, the people
39:11
Speaker 3: that do rise above themselves. Martin Luther King Jr. Mahatma
39:16
Speaker 3: Gandhi in Deerra Gandhi. I could get on the list,
39:22
Speaker 3: Mother Teresa. Should we go on. There's many humans that
39:27
Speaker 3: have risen above themselves and done things that are extraordinary,
39:32
Speaker 3: even though they're nature. I'm sure Martin Luther King Junior
39:37
Speaker 3: in private wanted to beat the crap out of people
39:41
Speaker 3: when he saw his people being beaten in water hosed
39:44
Speaker 3: and dogs sticked on them. I'm sure he would have
39:49
Speaker 3: liked to pick up an automatic weapon and do all
39:51
Speaker 3: the others in. But he didn't give into that. He
39:55
Speaker 3: didn't tell his people fight back with guns and knives
39:59
Speaker 3: and no. Oh, he said, take the other way, the
40:03
Speaker 3: higher road. Humans often just take the lowest and not
40:11
Speaker 3: the highest. And that's a sad state of existence. In
40:16
Speaker 3: twenty twenty six, all this time of development in our lives,
40:20
Speaker 3: and we still take the low road so many times.
40:25
Speaker 3: You know, uh, we will not go gentle into the night.
40:30
Speaker 3: Damn the fading of the light. Yeah, but there's a
40:32
Speaker 3: way to fight, and there's a way not to. You
40:34
Speaker 3: don't have to go gentle into the night. That doesn't
40:36
Speaker 3: mean you have to do it as an asshole. You know,
40:43
Speaker 3: h what did you spend the weekend doing? By the
40:45
Speaker 3: way I spent it unsubscribing and finishing the video. The
40:49
Speaker 3: video is finished. It will be released this Friday. The
40:52
Speaker 3: video for I Dance because my new single and yes,
40:58
Speaker 3: I bought a filter called beauty Bop, and yes, I
41:02
Speaker 3: took some of the wrinkles and lines out of my face.
41:05
Speaker 3: I don't care if anyone likes it. I don't care
41:07
Speaker 3: if people say he's using a filter. I did not
41:11
Speaker 3: wear makeup in that particular video, like normal people would
41:14
Speaker 3: have to be on video. The lights show all the
41:18
Speaker 3: different things on my face and my discolorations and the like,
41:21
Speaker 3: and I wanted them gone. I wanted smooth skin. I
41:25
Speaker 3: can't afford the share of Madonna or streisand surgery. So
41:29
Speaker 3: I bought a filter for Premiere Pro called Beauty Box. Now.
41:35
Speaker 3: I overdid it, and I output that video and watched it.
41:39
Speaker 3: Everyone said it looked great. They're like, oh god, Corol,
41:42
Speaker 3: you look fabulous. I thought I looked a little too blurred,
41:45
Speaker 3: like a Kardashian. So I went back in and had it.
41:49
Speaker 3: I still got lines, I still got wrinkles. I just
41:53
Speaker 3: don't have as many. That'll be out this Friday. You
41:57
Speaker 3: can Thursday. Patrons will get it, so you all can
42:01
Speaker 3: see it on Thursday prior to release, but the rest
42:04
Speaker 3: of you will see it on Friday. And I hope
42:07
Speaker 3: you're streaming the song. I dance because by coron. And
42:10
Speaker 3: then I spent the weekend unsubscribing. I get so many
42:16
Speaker 3: emails that I don't want you buy one thing at
42:20
Speaker 3: one website and suddenly you're on their legs. You know,
42:23
Speaker 3: I'm on and on and on. The Democrats are the worst.
42:26
Speaker 3: Give us five dollars, give us three dollars, give us
42:28
Speaker 3: a dollar. I am sick of all those emails. I
42:32
Speaker 3: ain't giving them shit. Fuck them. Do something first. You
42:36
Speaker 3: want my money, do something. You want me to vote
42:39
Speaker 3: for you in the midterms. Do something before the midterms.
42:42
Speaker 3: Show me that you're gonna fight this guy with everything
42:45
Speaker 3: you've got in you. Otherwise I ain't giving you a
42:48
Speaker 3: fucking cent. Lord, have mercy. Cherokee spent the weekend with
42:56
Speaker 3: her new old cat. It's a Siamese and he's kind
42:58
Speaker 3: of blind and she's a saying for taking him. Let's
43:02
Speaker 3: see Soylent greened them. Yeah, I mean, why not? You
43:07
Speaker 3: already kill animals, d eat humans are animals. I wouldn't
43:12
Speaker 3: do it. I'm a vegan, but if you guys want to,
43:13
Speaker 3: what about you know? I went grocery shopping and watch football.
43:17
Speaker 3: I was let down that the Bears lost. Well, whoever
43:19
Speaker 3: they are. I'm reading the chats at YouTube dot com
43:22
Speaker 3: forward slash Early Carell, I unsubscribed to videos. I created
43:28
Speaker 3: my music video again, recreated it, and went to lunch
43:33
Speaker 3: with Steve, who has turned into an old man, God
43:36
Speaker 3: bless him. But we were sitting out on a patio
43:39
Speaker 3: in downtown Summerland and he was mad because of all
43:42
Speaker 3: the noise. Now there was a lot of noise. There
43:45
Speaker 3: was an asshole kid like a fifteen year old, riding
43:48
Speaker 3: a little mini bike that had the loudest mufflers down
43:52
Speaker 3: a promenade that he should not be on, taking glee.
43:57
Speaker 3: Who does that? Who raised the kid to where he
44:01
Speaker 3: thought he should get up in the morning, get on
44:04
Speaker 3: a loud mini bike, take it to a mall area
44:07
Speaker 3: and ride through the pedestrians. I mean, who the fuck
44:12
Speaker 3: raised that child? See now, if I had been a
44:16
Speaker 3: different kind of human, I would have gotten up from
44:18
Speaker 3: my seat, smacked the shit out of him and taken
44:20
Speaker 3: the minibike away. Instead, I left it to security to
44:25
Speaker 3: deal with. Then another asshole had one of those cars
44:30
Speaker 3: where the stereo so loud, the windows rattle and the
44:33
Speaker 3: trunk booms, and wherever they drive, people around them start
44:36
Speaker 3: quivering and the walls start shaking, and he kept going
44:40
Speaker 3: in a circle around the restaurant we were in. So
44:42
Speaker 3: we're boom boom boom. So there was a lot of noise,
44:46
Speaker 3: and Steve made it clear that he was having a
44:48
Speaker 3: bad time. I wasn't having the best time because there
44:53
Speaker 3: was a lot of noise. But we're in a city.
44:56
Speaker 3: We're in Downtown Summerland. It's called which is a mall
44:58
Speaker 3: by the way, Downtown summer is them all? Uh it is,
45:02
Speaker 3: I'm I'm making this up. They call it Downtown Summerland
45:05
Speaker 3: and it's a mall. It's in between Red Rock Casino
45:07
Speaker 3: and Sahara and it's a mall. And so we were
45:10
Speaker 3: there at Finders and Makers having vegan and panadas will
45:14
Speaker 3: He had regular, I had vegan. And there was a
45:17
Speaker 3: lot of noise. So he was like complaining about that,
45:20
Speaker 3: and I was trying to have a good lunch with
45:21
Speaker 3: him and catch up and I don't see him that often,
45:24
Speaker 3: and I was trying to change the tone, you know,
45:26
Speaker 3: but he was content on having a bad time. So
45:29
Speaker 3: I said, look, why don't you just go to the
45:30
Speaker 3: Apple store. I'll pay the bill, just buy, uh, you know,
45:35
Speaker 3: and you know, because he's having a bad time. You
45:39
Speaker 3: like what you like. But I thought, oh, he's getting older.
45:42
Speaker 3: Cause when we're young, I mean, when you're young, you
45:45
Speaker 3: never noticed all that crap, all the noise. You don't care,
45:48
Speaker 3: you're just having a you're making noise yourself. Now when
45:51
Speaker 3: you're older, it's like, it's too loud. So I don't
45:54
Speaker 3: go to drag shows anymore. It's too fucking loud. Oh
45:58
Speaker 3: they turn up the volume so loud, and the walls
46:00
Speaker 3: vibrate and your ears hurt and Ember's unhappy, and oh
46:04
Speaker 3: I know. So I don't go dancing anymore. It's too loud.
46:08
Speaker 3: They crank up those speakers and it's so loud. You're
46:11
Speaker 3: out there on the dance floor and your ears are
46:13
Speaker 3: like it's like, no, it's too loud. So very much
46:17
Speaker 3: like Steve, I don't go certain places because it's too loud.
46:21
Speaker 3: So I hear him, I feel his pain. I do.
46:24
Speaker 3: Take me to a drag show, and I'm gonna complain
46:26
Speaker 3: the whole time. I'm gonna be like, it's too loud.
46:28
Speaker 3: They're not imitating anybody, they're just doing cartwits and splits
46:31
Speaker 3: and cartwheels. Yeah, I don't like drag shows anymore. Drag
46:36
Speaker 3: queens are tired nowadays. All they do is backflips and
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Speaker 3: splits and hang from the ceiling. They don't imitate anything anymore.
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Speaker 3: The good ones do, the ones that sing the Jinx
46:49
Speaker 3: monk soons and the you know those people. But most
46:52
Speaker 3: of them they're just leaving snail tracks on the ground
46:55
Speaker 3: as they scoot across, looking like they need their antal
46:58
Speaker 3: sacks expressed. Uh so, and to loud music, it's like, no,
47:03
Speaker 3: thank you, no thank you? What kid? Was I the
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Speaker 3: one making the noise? No? I was not. I would
47:11
Speaker 3: have never in my life ridden a motorcycle or a
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Speaker 3: mopet or a mini bike through a crowd of people
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Speaker 3: that was very loud. Never would I have done that.
47:22
Speaker 3: I would have hopped up on a stage and sung,
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Speaker 3: or you know, done something like that. I would have
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Speaker 3: spoken loudly to the crowd. But I would not have
47:32
Speaker 3: ridden a just a minibike. You know, those little ones
47:34
Speaker 3: are made out of metal metal rod frame and they've
47:37
Speaker 3: got a lawnmower engine and they're you know, hugely loud.
47:41
Speaker 3: He was annoying, and the car stereo was annoying. Steve
47:45
Speaker 3: is right, it was very loud. I didn't let it
47:50
Speaker 3: up and make me have a bad time, but it
47:52
Speaker 3: wasn't the best time when like four star dining in
47:55
Speaker 3: a lovely restaurant with climate control and lovely music playing,
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Speaker 3: or a jazz band or something. It was a patio
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Speaker 3: in downtown Summerland with a motorbike and a car going by.
48:07
Speaker 3: And I mean the food was good. But you know
48:14
Speaker 3: I'm getting more and Morothy's phone newsletters. Oh, I know,
48:16
Speaker 3: I know you have to unsubscribe now to like everything.
48:21
Speaker 3: I swear to God. I just you know. I have
48:24
Speaker 3: five email addresses, okay five, and every one of them
48:29
Speaker 3: is filling up with support this do that? Have you
48:33
Speaker 3: heard the news about this? Come to this sale? Macy's.
48:37
Speaker 3: I love you, I have your credit card. Stop sending
48:40
Speaker 3: me fucking emails Cole's. You know what. I love that
48:43
Speaker 3: you send me thirty and forty percent off, but don't
48:45
Speaker 3: do it every twelve minutes. Democrats stop emailing and start
48:52
Speaker 3: doing How about you stop emailing me about what's wrong
48:56
Speaker 3: and actually fucking fix it? How about that? How about that,
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Speaker 3: Democrats don't send me one more email until you tell
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Speaker 3: me what you're gonna do to fix the fucking problem. Okay,
49:09
Speaker 3: but hey, you know Harley's Oh those are horrible, horrible.
49:14
Speaker 3: I'm a biker, and any motorcyclist that puts a loud
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Speaker 3: muffler on their bike like that their fucking assholes with
49:20
Speaker 3: little dicks. That's what they are. Whenever I hear a
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Speaker 3: car or a motorcycle that's so loud, I always think,
49:28
Speaker 3: sorry about your penis. If you're a biker, the whole
49:32
Speaker 3: world doesn't need to hear your motorcycle. Okay, there's no need.
49:37
Speaker 3: They don't care. The world doesn't care that you spent
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Speaker 3: fifteen thousand dollars and got a pair of tailpipes. Okay,
49:46
Speaker 3: they don't care. These people that think it's okay to
49:51
Speaker 3: just make this kind of noise with their cars. It
49:54
Speaker 3: doesn't happen in Europe. I've had lunch in Dublin a
49:58
Speaker 3: billion times out side and never had the noise I
50:02
Speaker 3: had at downtown summer. Never Paris on the chandelis. You're
50:10
Speaker 3: in the mare. You're not sitting at an outside cafe
50:13
Speaker 3: and suddenly have the car going by with the stereo
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Speaker 3: booming and the walls shaken. Doesn't happen. Just American Americans
50:24
Speaker 3: have become a rude just self centered, rude culture entitled,
50:31
Speaker 3: self centered and rude Americans for you not all be lost?
50:58
Speaker 2: No is show.
51:02
Speaker 3: Well, I did vote on awards this weekend too. It's
51:06
Speaker 3: awards season, and you know, everyone's like, oh, what are
51:08
Speaker 3: you voting on? And I'm like, I don't know. The
51:10
Speaker 3: movies are crap. I was gonna go the movies this weekend.
51:13
Speaker 3: What do we got another Avatar gag? I you know,
51:17
Speaker 3: I'm not an Avatar fan. If the movies were interesting
51:21
Speaker 3: and had a point and not just a rehash of
51:24
Speaker 3: the first or a continuation, you know, tell us a
51:28
Speaker 3: new story. But instead it's just more of the same.
51:32
Speaker 3: But although Zoe's Zoe Saldana now has become the highest
51:37
Speaker 3: grossing actress because of those movies, she's overtaken Scarlett Johansson,
51:43
Speaker 3: both of which are that rich and have that much
51:46
Speaker 3: box office because of Marvel movies or Avatar. Then there
51:51
Speaker 3: was twenty eight days later, The Bone, The Bone Temple
51:54
Speaker 3: with Ray Fines. You know what. Twenty eight days later
51:59
Speaker 3: was a Brillian movie. Twenty eight weeks later it was
52:04
Speaker 3: all right. Twenty eight years later it was good. It
52:10
Speaker 3: got the original people back together. The Bone Temple stop
52:15
Speaker 3: milking this story. The first one with Gillian Murphy was brilliant,
52:20
Speaker 3: twenty eight days later, brilliant, chilling, brilliant, incredible. The second
52:28
Speaker 3: was a decent sequel, not great, but not horrible. The
52:33
Speaker 3: third great, great story, great action. Now this Bone Temple thing,
52:40
Speaker 3: you milking it dry, and it's dry, so stop milking.
52:44
Speaker 3: You've gotten all out of that zombie that you can.
52:48
Speaker 3: So I was like, what is there to see? You know?
52:51
Speaker 3: Twenty eight years later, the Bone Temple, no Avatar. Iic.
52:57
Speaker 3: It's like, is there a movie for an adult that
53:00
Speaker 3: likes movies to go see? I couldn't find one. Plus,
53:04
Speaker 3: I've got a ton of screeners which are good. I've
53:08
Speaker 3: got many good movies. It was only an accident.
53:12
Speaker 4: What is it?
53:12
Speaker 3: The secret agent or something? Agent? Then there's well, there's
53:19
Speaker 3: a bunch. If I had legs, I would kick you.
53:21
Speaker 3: That's really good. So you know, the screeners I have
53:24
Speaker 3: are great. But at the theater there's just hardly anything
53:28
Speaker 3: playing that and I wanted to go I did. I
53:31
Speaker 3: was like, let's go to the movies. Mber. She likes
53:33
Speaker 3: the movies. She sleeps in the chair next to me
53:35
Speaker 3: and she likes the movies. So I thought, let's go
53:37
Speaker 3: the movies Ember and there was just nothing to see.
53:40
Speaker 3: I was like it, and they say, we got to
53:43
Speaker 3: get people back at the you know, back into the theaters.
53:46
Speaker 3: Stop giving us shit movies. Then, you know, does the
53:51
Speaker 3: world need one more Avengers movie? There's one coming by
53:56
Speaker 3: the way, Doomsday or whatever. Do we need another Avengers movie?
54:00
Speaker 3: Is it just I mean, we're crying. Are any of
54:03
Speaker 3: you crying out for another as Avengers movie? I'd like
54:08
Speaker 3: to see some other movies made, some sequels to movies
54:11
Speaker 3: in the eighties that were fabulous. I'd be wonderful. Take
54:14
Speaker 3: us and make it a sequel of people grown up
54:16
Speaker 3: or whatever. But oh no, they can't have any fun
54:18
Speaker 3: ideas like that. I remember great movies from the eighties
54:22
Speaker 3: and nineties. Want you wanted to go to the theater
54:25
Speaker 3: to see them. Star Wars, you know, I guess it's
54:30
Speaker 3: a new Star Wars coming. I'm kind of interested in it.
54:32
Speaker 3: I think it's coming to TV though. And Star Trek.
54:35
Speaker 3: There's a new Star Trek coming. I'm interested in that.
54:37
Speaker 3: It's a TV series, but I'm interested Star Trek Academy
54:41
Speaker 3: or Flight Starfleet Academy or something. It's called Holly Hunt.
54:46
Speaker 3: I think it is it Holly Hunter. No, I forget
54:47
Speaker 3: who's in it, but she's I'm interested to see it.
54:51
Speaker 3: But movies and all this k pop this and K
54:57
Speaker 3: pop that, and anime this and anime that, just make
55:00
Speaker 3: a fucking movie with good actors and good dialogue and
55:04
Speaker 3: an interesting plot. For the love of God, you want
55:08
Speaker 3: us back in the seats. Give us a reason to
55:10
Speaker 3: go and sit down. Huh. Yes, Outdoor theaters with movies
55:17
Speaker 3: like Jaws, that's fun. Rooftop theaters. Let us have cockortable
55:22
Speaker 3: here in Vegas. You can drink while you watch a movie.
55:24
Speaker 3: By the way, lots of theaters here in Vegas. Palaestation, Cinebar,
55:29
Speaker 3: favorite theater. That's Nicholas Cage's favorite theater. He goes there.
55:32
Speaker 3: All I've seen Nicholas Cage at the movies at Cinebar
55:36
Speaker 3: at Palaestation. Wonderful theater, incredible, fabulous seats, a waiter or
55:43
Speaker 3: waitress that comes to your seat and brings you food
55:45
Speaker 3: or cocktails. It's wonderful. It's a wonderful theater Cinnebar at Palaestation.
55:51
Speaker 3: If you have come to Vegas and you want to
55:52
Speaker 3: see a movie, go there to see it. It's fabulous.
55:57
Speaker 3: Don't spend one hundred dollars to go see the Wizard
55:59
Speaker 3: of Oz at thee Don't do it. They cut forty
56:02
Speaker 3: two minutes out of the movie. And yes, ooh, it's
56:05
Speaker 3: a big experience and they drop apples and they blow
56:09
Speaker 3: poppies and they big fucking deal. Go you know the
56:13
Speaker 3: movie itself. They've cut a majority of the good stuff out.
56:16
Speaker 3: So don't they should sew The Wiz at the Sphere
56:22
Speaker 3: in its entirety a musical. He's on down the Road child,
56:27
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, now I'd go to that. Michael and Diana,
56:31
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, But no, they want you to pay one
56:34
Speaker 3: hundred dollars. It is one hundred dollars to go see
56:40
Speaker 3: the Wizard of Oz at the Sphere. I am making
56:43
Speaker 3: that up. Go check the prices. It's Mattinees. You can
56:46
Speaker 3: get in for fifty seventy five. But that it's one
56:50
Speaker 3: hundred dollars to go see the Wizard of Oz at
56:52
Speaker 3: the Sphere. And people are lining up and just giving
56:55
Speaker 3: them their money. They won't pay twenty fucking dollars. They
56:58
Speaker 3: get all mad that the movie. Oh, movies are too expensive.
57:01
Speaker 3: They're twenty dollars. And then they'll pay a hundred to
57:05
Speaker 3: go see a one hundred year old movie, not a hundred.
57:08
Speaker 3: But you know my point? Uh what else?
57:13
Speaker 4: Oh?
57:13
Speaker 3: Yeah, everyone's I'll watch the Ben Affleck movie with Matt
57:16
Speaker 3: Damon on Netflix called The Rip. I said, why do
57:20
Speaker 3: they find me? Fuck? They're like no, and I'm like,
57:23
Speaker 3: then why I watch it? It's like, oh, it's a
57:26
Speaker 3: cute cop movie. Yeah, I know. I don't like Ben Affleck.
57:30
Speaker 3: He's a good he's a good actor, he is, but
57:33
Speaker 3: he's a chainsmoker and he seems to have a problem
57:35
Speaker 3: with women. The longest relationship in his life is Ben
57:38
Speaker 3: Affleck or Matt Damon. I mean, so, yeah, that's that's
57:44
Speaker 3: an issue. The longest successful relationship in your life is
57:48
Speaker 3: with a man, then maybe you're gay. I don't know, Oh, Coroll,
57:56
Speaker 3: two men can be friends. You're right, they can be
57:58
Speaker 3: Ben and Matt can be friends. Good for them. Glad
58:01
Speaker 3: they found each other. Glad they have each other. They're
58:03
Speaker 3: a template for all men out there to keep and
58:06
Speaker 3: hold dear your lifelong friends. Who am I to say
58:10
Speaker 3: that that's gay? Sorry about that gay? No, they've got well,
58:18
Speaker 3: one of them hous of life. The other had wives.
58:20
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58:25
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58:29
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