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Police Kill 10,000 Dogs Every Year… Why Does Nobody Care? · The Karel Show

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Speaker 1: Time is here. No time to fear.
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Speaker 2: Corell 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 1: Corell is the one that you need to know.
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Speaker 3: Now it's show side.
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Speaker 4: The police are committing ten thousand murders a year, murders
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Speaker 4: and nobody is even logging it or documenting it. We're
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Speaker 4: going to talk about that today, and is there a
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Speaker 4: peace deal? We'll talk about that and so much more.
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Speaker 4: Don't go anywhere, no, Hello, it is the Correll Show.
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Speaker 4: I am carel and I am so very glad you
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Speaker 4: are joining me on this Wednesday, June seventeenth. We've got
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Speaker 4: a lot to talk about today, children, including ten thousand
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Speaker 4: murders or more a year by the police that nobody
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Speaker 4: is talking about. And that's that's that's going to drive me.
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Speaker 4: Cray cray, Okay, Cray cray. I realize my color is
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Speaker 4: all off today for my camera from my background? Do
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Speaker 4: you see that? I see it, and it's bothering me
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Speaker 4: And I don't know why it's happening, and that bothers me.
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Speaker 4: But since we're already started the show, there's not much
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Speaker 4: I can do about it, right, you know, you just
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Speaker 4: got to live with some things. Sometimes you got to
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Speaker 4: live with imperfection. Sometimes I don't like it any more
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Speaker 4: than you do. But sometimes you just gotta live with it. Girls,
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Speaker 4: you gotta live with it. So I'm gonna live with it,
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Speaker 4: and hopefully we can. We can get this fixed sometime
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Speaker 4: or another. If I if I fix it and I
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Speaker 4: restart the video, it's going to restart the whole show.
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Speaker 4: Do you want to do that? Just restart the whole show,
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Speaker 4: see if it works out better. Could be fun, could
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Speaker 4: start the whole thing again, could be fun, could be
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Speaker 4: a frolic and a fun But you know, I don't
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Speaker 4: don't I don't know. I don't know, and you know,
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Speaker 4: I sometimes I wonder you know about the world I do.
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Speaker 4: Sometimes I'm like, you know, no time to feed?
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Speaker 2: Correct is so near because show time is here, So
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Speaker 2: on with the show. Let's give it a go.
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Speaker 1: Carrel is the one that you need to know. Now
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Speaker 1: it's show time.
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Speaker 4: We're starting all over again. Ten thousand murders a year
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Speaker 4: by the police, and we're going to talk about it
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Speaker 4: because no one else is Nobody, well everyone is because
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Speaker 4: of a video. I'm ticked and it made me think.
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Speaker 4: Plus we're gonna talk about this peace deal? Is it
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Speaker 4: all right? It is the Corell Show. Let's start again,
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Speaker 4: but it's better. Do you see it's not pixelating in
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Speaker 4: the background. So if it wanted to start again to
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Speaker 4: fix itself, then I say, hey, good for it. All right?
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Speaker 4: So ten thousand murders a year and I'm pault I am.
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Speaker 4: I can't even tell you how appauled I am about
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Speaker 4: all of this. And it came to be from a
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Speaker 4: TikTok video. And I know, you know most of you
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Speaker 4: don't watch TikTok. I do. Occasionally I'll see a video
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Speaker 4: that comes across and it will either inspire me to
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Speaker 4: do something here on the show, or it will you know,
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Speaker 4: it'll it'll just irk me. And this one made me actually,
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Speaker 4: And I don't like to cry, Okay, I don't like
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Speaker 4: to cry from videos that I see on TikTok, but
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Speaker 4: this one made me cry. I'm not going to show
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Speaker 4: the video that we're going to reference today, by the way,
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Speaker 4: because I don't want you to cry. But speaking of
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Speaker 4: references and speaking of crying, there's allegedly a deal on
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Speaker 4: a round deal. And did you hear what the President
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Speaker 4: had to say about it? You gotta hear this, this
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Speaker 4: is something behave.
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Speaker 5: We'll go right back to dropping bombs right smack in
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Speaker 5: the middle of their head.
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Speaker 4: Is the actually the agreement now final? Or are you
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Speaker 4: still no?
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Speaker 5: It's a final it's a memorandum of understanding. And if
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Speaker 5: I don't like it, we'll go back to shooting at them,
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Speaker 5: dropping bombs on their head. If I don't like it,
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Speaker 5: if they don't behave, we'll go right back to dropping
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Speaker 5: bombs right smack in the middle of their head. Okay,
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Speaker 5: because they misbehaved for forty seven years, all right, but
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Speaker 5: nobody could have been this.
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Speaker 4: Deal all right there it was I you know, I
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Speaker 4: would say it shocks me, but it doesn't. A seated president.
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Speaker 4: Oh well, drop bombs on their heads. You know, it's
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Speaker 4: talking about killing people with impunity. Oh, we'll just drop
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Speaker 4: bombs on their heads. We'll just kill him. You know.
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Speaker 4: He he talks about this, and it makes me very
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Speaker 4: sad to hear him say that, because you know, that's
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Speaker 4: not a serious person, that's not a serious president. That
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Speaker 4: is a disgrace, an international and national disgrace. But what
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Speaker 4: about this quote unquote deal that he's looking over and
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Speaker 4: gonna sign and all of that. What about it. I
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Speaker 4: read the fourteen points of this memorandom. It's not even
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Speaker 4: a peace deal. He's, oh, I'm the only one that
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Speaker 4: could have made this deal. You haven't made it yet.
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Speaker 4: It's a memorandom. It's a memo. They sent him a
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Speaker 4: memo that said we're gonna get around to peace soon.
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Speaker 4: But what is in this fourteen point piece deal? Well,
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Speaker 4: I had chat GPT summarize it for us UH and
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Speaker 4: after reading it, I got angry. Okay, I was like,
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Speaker 4: are you kidding me? So there's fourteen points in it,
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Speaker 4: and even chat GPT says it's bad. But there are
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Speaker 4: fourteen points. The first is a permanent ceasefire. The US,
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Speaker 4: Iran and their allies will stop fighting and agree to
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Speaker 4: not resume hostilities. The problem with that already Israel says
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Speaker 4: they won't. Israel said, no, we're going to keep bombing
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Speaker 4: in Lebanon. So already Number one is moot, and Iran
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Speaker 4: said that if Israel keeps it up, there'll be no
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Speaker 4: peace steals, So there's not going to be a peace steal.
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Speaker 4: Number two respect sovereignty. Neither side will interfere in the
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Speaker 4: other's internal affairs. In other words, we won't try to
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Speaker 4: remove the Ayatola, which is a lie number three sixty
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Speaker 4: day negotiation. Both sides commit to negociating a final agreement
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Speaker 4: within sixty days. So this isn't a final deal. This
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Speaker 4: isn't anything except a sixty day ceasefire. Basically, n military pressure.
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Speaker 4: The US would halt its blockade and reduce military pressure,
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Speaker 4: reopen the Strait of horrmoveth get this. Get this a
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Speaker 4: three hundred billion dollar construction plan. The US and partners
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Speaker 4: would support a three hundred billion dollar economic rebuilding program
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Speaker 4: for Iran. Can you imagine if we invested three hundred
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Speaker 4: billion dollars in rebuilding America? Can you imagine the high
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Speaker 4: speed rail that we would have, the infrastructure changes we
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Speaker 4: could make, But no, we're going to make them in Iran.
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Speaker 4: What a great deal for them? Three hundred billion. You
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Speaker 4: could rebuild the whole country. And what do we get
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Speaker 4: over here? The bill? That's the weekend you and I.
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Speaker 4: You and I will get the bill for that Iran.
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Speaker 1: Correll is the one that you need to know.
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Speaker 4: FYI, you know who pays the fees in a court trial,
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Speaker 4: the loser. Okay, that's who pays the fees in a
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Speaker 4: court trial, the loser. So we lost, we lost, and
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Speaker 4: in order to get Iran to reopen the straight and
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Speaker 4: not we should be paid three hundred billion dollars. There
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Speaker 4: should be checks going to each and every one of
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Speaker 4: us for all the extra money we've had to pay
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Speaker 4: at the grocery store, at the gas station. But instead
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Speaker 4: of us getting money to put in our bank account,
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Speaker 4: we're going to spend three hundred billion dollars of grift money.
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Speaker 4: Because that's just going to go to construction partners and
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Speaker 4: private contractors. The Iranian people won't see any real change,
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Speaker 4: but someone will get three hundred billion dollars, just not
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Speaker 4: you and I. We can't build a fricking high speed
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Speaker 4: train from Las Vegas to lah they're building one now. No,
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Speaker 4: they're building one from Las Vegas to Rancho Cucamonga, two
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Speaker 4: hours outside of La. We can't build high speed rail
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Speaker 4: from San Francisco to New York. We can't upgrade our
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Speaker 4: cities so we don't die from climate change where it's
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Speaker 4: already in Las Vegas one hundred and one degrees at
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Speaker 4: ten am. Was ninety five degrees on our walk this morning. No,
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Speaker 4: we can't do any of that. Why because we're fucking
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Speaker 4: giving Iran one hundred billion dollars because are out of control, insane,
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Speaker 4: sick looking president started a friggin war we didn't need
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Speaker 4: and got nothing out of it. Nothing didn't get regime change,
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Speaker 4: didn't get cheaper oil prices, got nothing, and now is
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Speaker 4: paying the losing fees. So three hundred billion dollars restructuring
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Speaker 4: plan plus billions in frozen Iranian funds would be unfrozen
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Speaker 4: during negotiations. Twenty four billion dollars released immediately for Iran.
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Speaker 4: This is not even an engagement ring, it's a promise ring,
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Speaker 4: and we're already giving them the dowry. Let's see no
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Speaker 4: nuclear weapons a RAM reaffirms that will not build nukes.
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Speaker 4: Nuclear talks continue. Uranian and Richmond's stockpiles and inspections would
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Speaker 4: be negotiated in the final agreement, meaning there's no agreement
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Speaker 4: right now for those oil sanction relief, Iran would be
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Speaker 4: allowed to export oil more freely, so they'll make more
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Speaker 4: money there. So they're going to make a ton of
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Speaker 4: money exporting their oil. They're going to have a three
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Speaker 4: hundred billion dollar reconstruction plan and twenty four billion dollars unsealed.
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Speaker 4: So now we're at about four hundred billion dollar deal,
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Speaker 4: almost half a trillion dollars, which Elon Musk could write
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Speaker 4: the check for broader sanction relief roadmap lifting of US
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Speaker 4: and UN sanctions against Iran. A formal process would monitor
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Speaker 4: both sides. The final agreement would have to go to
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Speaker 4: the UN, and a detailed timeline of the enforcement would
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Speaker 4: be negotiated. The three biggest takeaways the straight reopens Iran
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Speaker 4: gets major economic benefits. The draft includes sanction relief, access
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Speaker 4: to frozen assets, oil exports, and a proposed reconstruction fund
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Speaker 4: worth three hundred billion dollars. Critics argue this gives Iron
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Speaker 4: substantial leverage before a final nuclear agreement is reached, because
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Speaker 4: it does. And number three, the nuclear issue is not
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Speaker 4: actually solved. In short, this is from chat GPT. In short,
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Speaker 4: this draft is essentially stop fighting now, reopen oil shipping,
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Speaker 4: provide economic incentives and spend sixty days trying to negotiate
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Speaker 4: a permanent nuclear and peace steel. However, it is doubtful
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Speaker 4: it will become a lasting agreement.
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Speaker 2: I I.
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Speaker 4: Can't, I can't, and all you maga, Well, this war
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Speaker 4: started in nineteen seventy eight under Jimmy Carter when he
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Speaker 4: installed the Ayatolla KHOMENI stop living in the fucking past. Okay,
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Speaker 4: this war started when Donald Trump on behalf of Benjamin
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Speaker 4: Nett and Yahoo invaded Iran. Prior to that, the Strait
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Speaker 4: of Hormuth was open. We were not paying five dollars
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Speaker 4: a gallon for gas. So don't give me this. This
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Speaker 4: was started in nineteen seventy eight, if that's the case,
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Speaker 4: in the Israeli conflict started in nineteen forty nine. Okay,
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Speaker 4: so just move the frick on. I hate that maga
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Speaker 4: always got to blame someone before them. Oh it's Joe
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Speaker 4: Biden's fault. Oh it's Obama's fault. The fucking reflecting pool
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Speaker 4: has turned into a swamp. Very fitting. Okay, it's a
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Speaker 4: very fitting thing that this thing that Donald Trump has
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Speaker 4: done to the reflecting pool is now a swamp filled
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Speaker 4: with algae. That is very fitting. He didn't drain the swamp.
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Speaker 4: He spent twenty million dollars of our money to create
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Speaker 4: an actual swamp. Think about that their hole. Oh we're
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Speaker 4: going to drain the swamp. No, actually, you created a
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Speaker 4: new one and cost us twenty million dollars to drain
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Speaker 4: the pond, paint it with a color paint that promotes algae.
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Speaker 4: And now they're literally dumping bottles of hydrogen peroxide into
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Speaker 4: the pond because they want to kill all the wildlife
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Speaker 4: and the algae. It's just a symbol that is just
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Speaker 4: a great symbol of what's going on with this administration, who,
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Speaker 4: by the way, today he is at an all time low.
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Speaker 4: His approval rating, it is lower. His approval is so
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Speaker 4: low it has to look up to look down. I
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Speaker 4: mean truly, I mean when it you know, he might
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Speaker 4: as well start bottoming because that's where his approval rating is.
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Speaker 4: So we have this Iranian deal, which is not a deal, okay,
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Speaker 4: not a deal. And mean while MAGA will be like,
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Speaker 4: oh yeah, Donald Trump did it, he made peel and
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Speaker 4: because they're idiots, three hundred billion dollars. You cannot comprehend
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Speaker 4: how much money that is. A million seconds is eleven
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Speaker 4: days a billion seconds is thirty two years. So you
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Speaker 4: can't even comprehend how much three hundred billion dollars is
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Speaker 4: Okay that that's that's a dollar a minute for how
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Speaker 4: many years? I bet how GPT could answer that? If
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Speaker 4: I had three hundred billion dollars and spent one dollar
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Speaker 4: every second, how many years would it take to spend
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Speaker 4: it all? Let's see if it can even figure that out.
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Speaker 4: You're so advanced, mister Ai. Let's just see spending one
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Speaker 4: dollar every second means sixty dollars per minute, three hundred
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Speaker 4: and six thirty six hundred per hour, eighty six thousand
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Speaker 4: per day. Dividing three hundred billion into undred dollars. Oh
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Speaker 4: my god. This this, this fund for Iran is the
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Speaker 4: equivalent Are you ready for this? This fund for Iran
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Speaker 4: is the equivalent of spending eighty six thousand dollars a
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Speaker 4: day for nine thousand, five hundred and ten years. So
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Speaker 4: the fund for Iran is like giving Iran eighty six
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Speaker 4: thousand dollars a day for ninety five hundred years. Do
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Speaker 4: you see why I say you can't comprehend what a
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Speaker 4: billion is a billion? The money we are giving Iran
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Speaker 4: three hundred billion dollars. Is like spending one dollar every
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Speaker 4: minute for nine thousand, five hundred and ten years, or
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Speaker 4: eighty six thousand, five hundred dollars a day for nine thousand,
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Speaker 4: five hundred and ten years, or you could jump it
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Speaker 4: up to one hundred and eighty thousand dollars a day
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Speaker 4: for four thousand, seven hundred and fifty years. Do you
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Speaker 4: understand how much money that is? Now? Do you get it?
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Speaker 4: Do you see why I say, your brain simply can't
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Speaker 4: comprehend those numbers? Almost ten thousand years at ninety thousand
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Speaker 4: dollars a day, that's what we're giving you ran to
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Speaker 4: get out of this war. I that you know that
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Speaker 4: just that really angers me. You know that that just
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Speaker 4: really angers me. And I'm at the phase now where
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Speaker 4: I want Trump over. This nightmare has to end sooner
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Speaker 4: than twenty twenty eight. He needs to be impeached or
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Speaker 4: he needs to die because he's so sick, and then JD.
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Speaker 4: Vance should be impeached and all of MAGA should be
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Speaker 4: thrown out. This this has to end. I'm so sick
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Speaker 4: of every day coming out here with these absurdities. Ninety
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Speaker 4: thousand dollars a day for nine thousand years, that's how
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Speaker 4: much we're giving Iran to end the war, ninety thousand
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Speaker 4: dollars a day for nine thousand years. That I just
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Speaker 4: I can't, I just I can't. It's we're we are
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Speaker 4: laughing stock. We are the most ridiculous nation on the
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Speaker 4: war in the world now and he's done that to us.
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Speaker 4: You know, he has done that to us. Can you imagine?
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Speaker 4: Can you imagine? You know, so there we have that.
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Speaker 4: You know, gay rights this month in June are taking
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Speaker 4: a big hit. Talk about a pivot, but they are.
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Speaker 4: There are places canceling prides, pulling pride flags, just all
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Speaker 4: kinds of negativity going on across the country and the
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Speaker 4: world during Pride month this year more than ever before
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Speaker 4: in modern history. And it's all Donald Trump and MAGA influenced.
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Speaker 4: That's what it is. And one of maga's biggest obsessions
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Speaker 4: are trans people's. That's like they're you know, their biggest
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Speaker 4: thing it's trans people. And this morning, you know, their
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Speaker 4: big thing is trans people in bathrooms. I had someone
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Speaker 4: yell at me at the park, Wow, we protect you know,
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Speaker 4: we do these anti translows to protect the children, to
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Speaker 4: protect the children, I see, Okay, And this morning that
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Speaker 4: was on my mind, which is why I'm mentioning it now,
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Speaker 4: because I maintain there's so much more that we could
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Speaker 4: be concerned about and we're not. Now. When I hear
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Speaker 4: we're giving three hundred billion dollars to Iran to rebuild
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Speaker 4: their infrastructure that you know that we broke to rebuild
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Speaker 4: their country, I'm drawn back to our country and when
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Speaker 4: I think about trans people and bathrooms in our country.
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Speaker 4: This morning, I had to pee at Desert Breeze Park, Okay,
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Speaker 4: and I walked in to this. I hope you can
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Speaker 4: see it, but what you're seeing is a person that
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Speaker 4: has taken up residues in the back bathroom stars. You
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Speaker 4: see all their crap that see their bicycle wheel, You
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Speaker 4: see all kinds stuff, they have, all of their belongings.
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Speaker 4: Look at that. They have all of their belongings in
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Speaker 4: that skull. Do you see that? And it's locked, can't
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Speaker 4: get in so no one can use it. It's it's
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Speaker 4: out of commission for the most part, and there is
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Speaker 4: a homeless person living in there with all of their belongings.
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Speaker 4: That's what I walked into. I can't I couldn't use
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Speaker 4: it if I wanted to. No one else You know
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Speaker 4: it's out of commission all because of a homeless person.
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Speaker 4: And all I could think of was, why doesn't MAGA
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Speaker 4: concern itself about this in public bathrooms? This is more
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Speaker 4: harmful to our kids in public bathrooms. We don't know
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Speaker 4: who that homeless person is, we don't know their mental state,
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Speaker 4: and yet there they are hold up in a public bathroom.
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Speaker 4: They're not trans, they're not gay, and they're not a
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Speaker 4: drag queen, I'll guarantee you that. And there they are
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Speaker 4: taking up my bathroom for my use, your bathroom for
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Speaker 4: your use, and MAGA doesn't care. There's no legislation about that,
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Speaker 4: there's no hearings about it, there's no executive orders about it.
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Speaker 4: But if that person were a trans person, then MAGA
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Speaker 4: would care. That is the ridiculous world we live in.
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Speaker 4: MAGA is more concerned about a trans person going into
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Speaker 4: that bathroom to pee or pooh than they are a
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Speaker 4: person that has taken up residents in the bathroom, which
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Speaker 4: is far worse for your kid to walk into.
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Speaker 6: This.
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Speaker 4: This is the United States of America, the Divided States
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Speaker 4: of America. I didn't hear Jdvance get asked about any
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Speaker 4: of that, because in their bubble. They don't walk into
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Speaker 4: bathrooms like that. Oprah has not seen a bathroom like that.
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Speaker 4: Jd Vance, Donald Trump, Pete Hagsbert. None of them, none
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Speaker 4: of the high ranking maggots have to walk in and
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Speaker 4: use a bathroom like that. I do you do? What
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Speaker 4: are they concerned when it comes to bathrooms where trans people? Pete,
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Speaker 4: that's what they're concerned. I can't even get to use
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Speaker 4: the toilets, let alone, Pete, because there's someone living it is.
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Speaker 4: It's the craziest, craziest, It really is a crazy all right,
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Speaker 4: we'll get to the story that broke my heart when
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Speaker 4: we come back.
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Speaker 1: Now is shoes.
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Speaker 4: All right? Hold on, uh, I'm banning someone for life
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Speaker 4: from my chat room because my moderators aren't doing their job.
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Speaker 4: All right, there we go. Someone just said Pride is
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Speaker 4: the original sin. Pride is the most despicable of sins.
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Speaker 4: And of course he's saying that because I mentioned Pride
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Speaker 4: festivals and all of that. You know, I have a
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Speaker 4: song coming out called you Have to Be Proud, And
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Speaker 4: this motherfucker is going to be in my chatroom and
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Speaker 4: say Pride to sin. Fuck you, get out of my chatroom,
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Speaker 4: go away. I'm tired of you. You're here every day
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Speaker 4: you say. I'm two things, and I'm sick of you.
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Speaker 4: I'm sick of a lot today. I'm sick of walking
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Speaker 4: into bathrooms finding people living in them and no one cares.
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Speaker 4: I am sick of countries pooling their money so they
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Speaker 4: can give Iran three hundred billion dollars when we have
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Speaker 4: abject poverty in this country, where there are people lining
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Speaker 4: up for hours. The other morning, I was at the
25:03
Speaker 4: park at six fifteen on Saturday. There were people lined
25:06
Speaker 4: up for free food already in their teslas and their lexuses,
25:10
Speaker 4: and they didn't start giving out the food until nine am.
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Speaker 4: So they're sitting out there one hundred degree heat for
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Speaker 4: three hours in their cars to get a box of food.
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Speaker 4: In the United States, but we can pull together three
25:22
Speaker 4: hundred billion dollars to give to the Iranians ninety thousand
25:26
Speaker 4: dollars a day for the next ninety five hundred years.
25:32
Speaker 4: We can allow Elon Musk to become a trillionaire. Again.
25:38
Speaker 4: Let's just ask this, how much money could you spend
25:43
Speaker 4: every day for ten thousand years if you had a
25:46
Speaker 4: trillion dollars. Let's see. Let's see that answer, shall we
25:52
Speaker 4: get out. Get Oh Jesus Christ. Wow. So for the
26:04
Speaker 4: next ten thousand years, Elon Musk can spend two hundred
26:09
Speaker 4: and seventy five thousand dollars a day. For the next
26:14
Speaker 4: ten thousand years, he can spend two hundred and seventy
26:21
Speaker 4: five thousand dollars a day. And that's okay with everybody.
26:26
Speaker 4: Everybody's just fine with him having evaluation to where he
26:31
Speaker 4: could spend two hundred and seventy five thousand dollars a
26:34
Speaker 4: day for ten thousand years with his money. See this,
26:42
Speaker 4: This is you know, this is the world in which
26:46
Speaker 4: we live. And it's sad because the world had such potential.
26:52
Speaker 4: We had such potential as humans, we really did. Our
26:57
Speaker 4: potential for good, our potential for wisdom and knowledge and
27:00
Speaker 4: for love and acceptance and kindness. We have potential for
27:04
Speaker 4: all of that. But it's just going by the wayside. Now,
27:08
Speaker 4: it's just leaving. We have a president that started an
27:14
Speaker 4: unjust war. To get out of it. We lost. We're
27:19
Speaker 4: going to have to pay billions of dollars and make
27:22
Speaker 4: concessions that were not in place prior we lost. Okay,
27:27
Speaker 4: we lost, and so it's going to cost us a
27:32
Speaker 4: fortune to get out of it. And you think oil
27:35
Speaker 4: companies are going to magically bring gas down to like
27:37
Speaker 4: two bucks a gallon, dream on, dream on. They like
27:42
Speaker 4: making thirty million dollars an hour in profits. They like that. Okay,
27:48
Speaker 4: so they're not giving that up. You think food prices
27:52
Speaker 4: are going to miraculously go down, No they're not. You
27:57
Speaker 4: know where it's going to be good to live soon, Iran. Hell,
28:01
Speaker 4: three hundred billion investment in a country that's the size
28:04
Speaker 4: of you know, New Jersey. It's gonna be great to
28:07
Speaker 4: live in Iran. They're gonna have the best roads, They're
28:11
Speaker 4: gonna have the best transportation, They're gonna have the best
28:14
Speaker 4: of everything because we're gonna spend money to rebuild it. Meanwhile,
28:20
Speaker 4: our buses are unusable because of their schedules. They're they're shoddy.
28:25
Speaker 4: You know, they're not well maintained. We don't have monorails,
28:31
Speaker 4: high speed rail. We don't have transportation pods to get
28:34
Speaker 4: around cities that are owned by us. Yeah, we have
28:38
Speaker 4: them here in Vegas, Zeusk, But ZEUSK is owned by
28:41
Speaker 4: Jeff Bezos. Why why isn't the public Why don't we
28:46
Speaker 4: own Zeusk? Why don't we send those to get seniors
28:49
Speaker 4: to get people that are poor that can't afford transportation.
28:52
Speaker 4: Why can't they use those No, No, Jeff Bezos owns them,
28:55
Speaker 4: so it's got to turn a profit. We're just we're
29:00
Speaker 4: really fucking up. We really truly are. We are just
29:05
Speaker 4: messing up every single day, and we seem to think
29:09
Speaker 4: we can just keep messing up indefinitely and everything's going
29:11
Speaker 4: to be fine. No, a crash is coming, a stock
29:17
Speaker 4: market crash, an economic crash, a real estate crash. It's coming.
29:23
Speaker 4: And what are we doing to head it off? Well,
29:26
Speaker 4: we're making Elon Musk trillionaire and giving him two hundred
29:29
Speaker 4: and fifty thousand dollars a day to spend for ten
29:33
Speaker 4: thousand years. We're giving Iran a slush fund of three
29:37
Speaker 4: hundred billion dollars or ninety thousand dollars a day for
29:42
Speaker 4: ninety five hundred years. That's what we're busy doing. What
29:48
Speaker 4: aren't we doing putting any money in your pocket at all? Oh, no,
29:52
Speaker 4: you got to keep paying. What aren't we doing allowing
29:55
Speaker 4: you to retire early, allowing you to retire with dignity.
30:01
Speaker 4: The big Republican push now is to get a weight
30:03
Speaker 4: to do away with Social Security. They're not going to
30:06
Speaker 4: save the Social Security fund they wanted to run out.
30:10
Speaker 4: They want it to end, and they don't want Medicare
30:13
Speaker 4: anymore either. If you're old and you didn't have a
30:17
Speaker 4: prosperous life. So I heard a Republican MAGA person in
30:21
Speaker 4: a debate online say, if you age and you don't
30:25
Speaker 4: have the money for your own retirement and to buy
30:27
Speaker 4: your own health insurance, then you should die in your
30:30
Speaker 4: sixties because you didn't set yourself up and you're just
30:32
Speaker 4: dead weight. That's what he said. Only in America. They
30:38
Speaker 4: don't say that in Europe. They don't say that in
30:40
Speaker 4: any civilized country except America. You get old, you don't
30:45
Speaker 4: have any money, die, you're dead weight. We don't need you.
30:49
Speaker 4: You're not paying into the system, and we're not going
30:51
Speaker 4: to give you money from the system. You should just die.
30:54
Speaker 4: That's what they said. I could play you the clip.
31:00
Speaker 4: So this is where we're at in twenty twenty six,
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31:10
Speaker 4: you think suddenly we're going to focus on you and
31:13
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31:19
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31:34
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Speaker 4: All right, I know you've probably heard this story. You
32:41
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32:44
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32:48
Speaker 4: It even made the Today Show and I'm right, it's
32:51
Speaker 4: lows it's Los Angeles, but anyway, well it's Los Angeles.
32:57
Speaker 4: So in New York woman was celebrating the New York
33:01
Speaker 4: Knicks victory and she was loud and she was screaming
33:05
Speaker 4: and neighbors called in a noise complaint. When the police
33:10
Speaker 4: arrive and burst into her unit, they see her labradoodle,
33:14
Speaker 4: which is wearing a Nick's T shirt, and they kill it.
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Speaker 4: Oh we thought it was attacking her. It wasn't. And
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Speaker 4: there's video of her in front of her apartment sobbing.
33:28
Speaker 4: Oh see, I can't, it's just so hard. There's video
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Speaker 4: of her sobbing clutching her dead, dying labradoodle that the
33:39
Speaker 4: police have murdered. And it was murder. It wasn't attacking anybody,
33:45
Speaker 4: wasn't harming anybody. They murdered it. So I did some research.
33:51
Speaker 4: The best estimate is that every year the police kill
33:57
Speaker 4: between ten and fifteen thousand dogs. That's ten to fifteen
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Speaker 4: thousand dogs, or in upwards of thirty to forty dogs
34:13
Speaker 4: a day are killed by the police. There is no oversight,
34:21
Speaker 4: there is no mandatory reporting, there is no suspension, there
34:27
Speaker 4: is no disciplinary action, there's no internal affairs investigation. To
34:33
Speaker 4: put this in perspective, cops kill about twelve hundred people
34:38
Speaker 4: humans a year, twelve hundred. They kill ten to fifteen
34:45
Speaker 4: thousand dogs. That's because when a cop kills a person,
34:51
Speaker 4: there's an internal review, there's disciplinary action, there's suspension without pay,
34:57
Speaker 4: there's all kinds of things. Bill a dog, nothing, nothing,
35:04
Speaker 4: They don't even have to report it. The ASPCA has
35:09
Speaker 4: been begging politicians for ten years now to change the
35:15
Speaker 4: policies around police shootings of dogs. The ASPCA has been
35:23
Speaker 4: begging authorities that when a officer shoots a dog, that
35:30
Speaker 4: there is an investigation, and that if it is not
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Speaker 4: a good shoot, that there are repercussions. There are none.
35:37
Speaker 4: Right now, you can possibly sue for the price of
35:41
Speaker 4: the dog, whatever you paid for the dog, and that's it.
35:46
Speaker 4: That's it. Now. We all know dogs are family members,
35:52
Speaker 4: and every day police are killing about thirty or forty
35:57
Speaker 4: family members. And half the time it's for no reason,
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Speaker 4: and eighty percent of the time it is on the
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Speaker 4: dog's property. A dog is trained to stop intruders, that's
36:16
Speaker 4: what a dog does. So these cops invade the dog's
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Speaker 4: property for whatever reason and kill them, kill them. There
36:29
Speaker 4: are cases where the police want to go look in
36:32
Speaker 4: a window of a building. They don't have a warned.
36:34
Speaker 4: They want to go look in a window, but there's
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Speaker 4: a dog in the yard, and they kill the dog
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Speaker 4: and say, oh, it was attacking us, Well, yeah, you
36:43
Speaker 4: were in its yard. Ten thousand dogs a year and
36:51
Speaker 4: they believe that is a low end estimate because there
36:55
Speaker 4: is no mandatory reporting. This is murder. This is sanctioned
37:03
Speaker 4: legal murder, and there needs to be an end to it.
37:09
Speaker 4: I have already sent a note to government officials that
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Speaker 4: I know, saying you got to stop this in your state.
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Speaker 4: There needs to be oversight every time, and there are
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Speaker 4: body cameras. All body camera footage should be reviewed and
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Speaker 4: if and non lethal way of dealing with the animals,
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37:37
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Speaker 4: So why is animal control not called? Why is the
38:13
Speaker 4: first line of thinking to just shoot the dog? You know,
38:19
Speaker 4: the more I hear about what cops do, the more
38:23
Speaker 4: I don't like cops. I know that sounds horrible. I do.
38:26
Speaker 4: I am pro police, or I try to be, but
38:28
Speaker 4: the more I hear about what they get away with,
38:32
Speaker 4: it just makes me not like them. I watched the
38:35
Speaker 4: video of that woman in her labradoodle that cops should
38:38
Speaker 4: be fired, like fired, just unequivocally fired. The labradoodle was
38:44
Speaker 4: not harming anybody, was not doing a thing, just playing
38:49
Speaker 4: with its owner, and he shot and killed it right
38:53
Speaker 4: in front of the woman. Can you imagine your dog
38:59
Speaker 4: being killed right in front of you by a cop
39:02
Speaker 4: and then being told there's nothing you can do, can't
39:06
Speaker 4: sue them, the guy won't get charged with any kind
39:09
Speaker 4: of crime. It's as if it never happened. Really, police force, really,
39:17
Speaker 4: in twenty twenty six, this is the world in which
39:19
Speaker 4: we live, where family members can be murdered by police
39:23
Speaker 4: and no one does a thing, No one cares. That's
39:27
Speaker 4: where we are. This woman in New York, she is
39:31
Speaker 4: always going to be afraid of police now and rightfully so.
39:35
Speaker 4: She will always have the image of her dot, her
39:38
Speaker 4: dog dying from gunshot wounds, lying right in front of her.
39:44
Speaker 4: This is traumatic, and this is wrong, And I don't
39:49
Speaker 4: know what I would do to a cop that did that.
39:51
Speaker 4: If a cop ever killed ember I might end up
39:54
Speaker 4: in jail for the rest of my life. I might,
39:57
Speaker 4: I really might, And I hate to say that do
40:00
Speaker 4: but I would immediately act. They'd probably end up killing me.
40:05
Speaker 4: They would. They'd probably end up killing me, well, they
40:07
Speaker 4: would kill me. In other words, if somebody killed Embert,
40:11
Speaker 4: you might as well just shoot me, you know, I mean.
40:15
Speaker 4: And there's no legislation about this, there's no nothing. They
40:20
Speaker 4: don't even have to report it in many, many precincts.
40:24
Speaker 4: They don't even have to tell anyone that they killed
40:26
Speaker 4: the dog. What the hell I mean, dogs, black people,
40:36
Speaker 4: gay people, Cops can just shoot, beat, or kill with impunity.
40:43
Speaker 4: It's kind of ridiculous. And that's where we are with
40:47
Speaker 4: policing in twenty twenty six. And there's no none repercussion,
40:54
Speaker 4: and until there is, it's going to keep up until
40:58
Speaker 4: a cop thinks twice before shooting a dog because he
41:01
Speaker 4: knows he might lose his job. Then there won't be
41:05
Speaker 4: any any kind of any kind of reform at all.
41:10
Speaker 4: They need to know. You kill a dog, you could
41:13
Speaker 4: be fired. If you or I shoot someone's dog. It's
41:18
Speaker 4: a felony. It's a felony. That's animal cruelty and it's
41:23
Speaker 4: a felony if a policeman does it self protection. Yeah,
41:29
Speaker 4: that's what they say. Oh, I was protecting myself, you know,
41:34
Speaker 4: I was. The dog was gonna kill me. They have
41:36
Speaker 4: shot chihuahas. I looked, I've done the research. They have
41:42
Speaker 4: shot chihawas. Can you imagine shooting a chihuahua and saying
41:49
Speaker 4: you feared for your life, that you were protecting yourself
41:54
Speaker 4: by shooting a chihuahua self defense from a chihuahua. But
42:00
Speaker 4: they've shot them. They've shot the number one breed that
42:04
Speaker 4: they shoot pities, the number one breed. They see a
42:08
Speaker 4: pit bull and they just shoot it. They don't care
42:10
Speaker 4: if it's friendly or not, whatever, they just shoot it.
42:14
Speaker 4: Over thirty a day. Again, we hear these numbers. Ten
42:19
Speaker 4: thousand dogs a year or more. That's thirty a day.
42:23
Speaker 4: That's one every hour, So all year long, one and
42:29
Speaker 4: a half dogs are killed every hour by cops. Every hour.
42:33
Speaker 4: Every hour, a cop is killing a dog every hour.
42:38
Speaker 4: Can you imagine that since we've been on the air,
42:42
Speaker 4: a dog has died at the hands of a police
42:45
Speaker 4: just while we've been on the air. One dog is
42:49
Speaker 4: no longer here at the hands of police. Put that
42:54
Speaker 4: in perspective, and then after we get off air, from
42:59
Speaker 4: eleven to twelve, other dog will die. From twelve to one,
43:02
Speaker 4: another dog will die. From one to do another dog
43:05
Speaker 4: will die. And all day long and all through the night,
43:09
Speaker 4: every time your clock goes around for one full hour,
43:12
Speaker 4: a cop has killed another dog. Think about that today,
43:18
Speaker 4: as you're going through your day. Every time you check
43:21
Speaker 4: your watch, say, oh my god, another dog has died
43:24
Speaker 4: because they have ten thousand or more a year, zero repercussions.
43:35
Speaker 4: That's that needs to change, and it shows that we
43:40
Speaker 4: don't honor life. How can we say we honor life
43:43
Speaker 4: if we let this happen? Okay, I mean really, how
43:47
Speaker 4: can we allow this? Let's see what chat GPT said
43:51
Speaker 4: about it. Police killed ten thousand dogs every year every year,
43:59
Speaker 4: can you imagine? Yeah, and most are unreported. The uncomfortable
44:06
Speaker 4: answer is we don't actually know for sure how many
44:08
Speaker 4: dogs are killed per year by police, because there is
44:11
Speaker 4: no national database requiring police departments to report when they
44:15
Speaker 4: shoot or kill pets. That lack of tracking is itself
44:19
Speaker 4: a major criticism from animal welfare groups and legal scholars.
44:24
Speaker 4: The figure most often cited is ten thousand dogs killed
44:27
Speaker 4: by police each year in the United States, which works
44:30
Speaker 4: out to roughly twenty five to thirty dogs per day.
44:33
Speaker 4: That estimate has been attributed to a US Department of
44:36
Speaker 4: Justice official and has been repeated in academic papers, law
44:39
Speaker 4: enforcement training materials, and animal welfare discussions. The ten thousand
44:44
Speaker 4: figure is an estimate, not account many departments do not
44:48
Speaker 4: track animal shooting separately. Some researchers argue the true number
44:52
Speaker 4: could be much higher because incidents often go unreported or
44:56
Speaker 4: are classified inconsistently. Animal welfare organizations such as the ASPCA
45:02
Speaker 4: have argued that police shootings of pets are common enough
45:05
Speaker 4: to warrant mandatory reporting and specialized training, noting that many
45:10
Speaker 4: incidents involve family pets on their owner's property rather than
45:14
Speaker 4: active attacks. As for repercussions, that varies widely, officers are
45:20
Speaker 4: generally given broad legal latitude if they can articulate that
45:23
Speaker 4: they believed a dog posed an immediate threat. Civil lawsuits
45:26
Speaker 4: sometimes succeed. There have been settlements in the hundreds of
45:30
Speaker 4: thousands of dollars, but criminal or professional consequences from officers
45:35
Speaker 4: is rare. One thing that often surprises people, there is
45:39
Speaker 4: actually more systematic national data on police shootings of humans
45:43
Speaker 4: than on police shootings of dogs. We can estimate that
45:46
Speaker 4: police kill about twelve hundred people per year, but there
45:49
Speaker 4: is no comparable official nationwide database for pets. Wow, just
45:59
Speaker 4: a big wow. So you know what do we do?
46:08
Speaker 4: Mandatory training for every police officer on how to deal
46:12
Speaker 4: with a dog, mandatory part of the academy. That's the
46:16
Speaker 4: first thing. Second of all, prosecute any police officer that
46:22
Speaker 4: shoots a dog that was not actively attacking him. Number
46:27
Speaker 4: two mandatory dismissal. You're out, shoot a dog that is
46:32
Speaker 4: not actively attacking you, teeth blaring, bar running, jumping at you.
46:40
Speaker 4: Number three non lethal weapons. First, we have chasers, and
46:46
Speaker 4: we have guns that shoot nets. Cops have guns that
46:50
Speaker 4: shoot nets. Shoot a net at the dog. Okay, mind
46:59
Speaker 4: snoring next to me. But by the way, there are
47:01
Speaker 4: easy fixes, and that is treat the animal like a human.
47:08
Speaker 4: Put all the rules in place for shooting a dog
47:11
Speaker 4: that are in place for shooting a human. Period. Life
47:15
Speaker 4: is life. Now. I know, as a vegan I respect
47:18
Speaker 4: life more than most of you that aren't vegan. I
47:21
Speaker 4: get that, but have some compassion. There is a solution
47:28
Speaker 4: to this. And it requires training, possibly new equipment. This
47:33
Speaker 4: is twenty twenty six. We can't figure out how to
47:36
Speaker 4: subdue a dog. I mean really, it's twenty twenty six.
47:42
Speaker 4: We cannot, with all the technology in the world, figure
47:46
Speaker 4: out how to arm police with something that would stop
47:49
Speaker 4: a dog from attacking but not kill it. It's not
47:54
Speaker 4: the dog's fault. It's attacking the police. The police are
47:58
Speaker 4: encroaching on its property, on its domain. It doesn't know
48:04
Speaker 4: about warrants or anything like that. It knows that there's intruders.
48:08
Speaker 4: That's all it knows. Find a way to not kill
48:14
Speaker 4: the dog. How hard is that, you know? So there
48:22
Speaker 4: we have it. Body cams review them all. We saw
48:28
Speaker 4: the body cam from yesterday. The cop had no reason
48:31
Speaker 4: to shoot the dog none it Oh, I thought it
48:35
Speaker 4: was attacking the lady. Did the lady say help, this
48:38
Speaker 4: dog is attacking me. No, she did not. And you know,
48:45
Speaker 4: for a country that purports to be religious, which is
48:48
Speaker 4: where the biggest hypocrisy is. For a people that purport
48:53
Speaker 4: to love and worship a God, a deity, some fictitious being,
48:59
Speaker 4: they're supposed to be about love, compassion. Why every Christian
49:04
Speaker 4: isn't a vegan. I'll never know. Thou shalt not kill.
49:08
Speaker 4: That's pretty self explanatory. Number one, Thou shalt not kill.
49:14
Speaker 4: It doesn't say thou shalt not kill each other, Thou
49:17
Speaker 4: shalt not kill humans, Thou shalt not kill man. That
49:21
Speaker 4: that's not what it says. It says thou shalt not kill.
49:26
Speaker 4: That means dogs, cows, pigs, octopus, shrimp, That means every
49:32
Speaker 4: animal out there. Thou shalt not kill, period, don't kill.
49:39
Speaker 4: They ignore that. They just ignore it. Oh, no, we
49:42
Speaker 4: can kill. There are levels of being able to kill.
49:46
Speaker 4: We can kill for self defense. Really, because it doesn't
49:50
Speaker 4: say that in the Ten Commandments. Oh, it might say
49:53
Speaker 4: it later in the Bible, But in the Ten Commandments,
49:56
Speaker 4: the original document, it says thou shalt not kill. It
50:01
Speaker 4: doesn't say in self defense. It doesn't say that there's
50:05
Speaker 4: justifiable homicide, that there's manslaughter, or various degrees of killing. Nope,
50:12
Speaker 4: it says don't kill. Period. There is a period thou
50:18
Speaker 4: shalt not kill period. I pretty so. But of course
50:21
Speaker 4: Christians are not Christian, They're not christ Like. You know,
50:26
Speaker 4: Christ did not walk around killing dogs, just didn't do it.
50:31
Speaker 4: You know, he killed some fish. But I don't know
50:34
Speaker 4: if he killed the fish. He made the fish. I guess.
50:37
Speaker 4: Remember he was like feeding people and suddenly there was
50:40
Speaker 4: like all these fish that he could feed the people.
50:43
Speaker 4: No one says where the fish came from, but I'm
50:45
Speaker 4: assuming he just made them poof just appear. But yeah,
50:50
Speaker 4: he didn't walk around killing things, you know. I bet
50:53
Speaker 4: the last supper was vegan. I wonder the menu was.
50:56
Speaker 4: I bet it was vegan. Christ would have been a vegan.
50:59
Speaker 4: I mean, and he didn't exist, and there is no God,
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Speaker 4: but if there were, Christ would have been a vegan.
51:05
Speaker 4: He wouldn't kill things. Everything is God's creation. You kill
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Speaker 4: a cow, you're killing God's creation. Kill you mistreat an animal,
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Speaker 4: you torture an animal, you're torturing God's creation. So when
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Speaker 4: cops kill dogs, they're killing God's creations. This needs a
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Speaker 4: political movement. The ASPCA should be much more vocal about this,
51:32
Speaker 4: and I think they're going to be after this New
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Speaker 4: York case because it's gone viral. Everybody online is talking
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Speaker 4: about it because they have video of the woman sobbing
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Speaker 4: over her dog, her labradoodle and a Knicks T shirt.
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Speaker 4: If this doesn't bring this to the front, I mean,
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Speaker 4: couldn't Congress agree on, like one thing, that cops need
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Speaker 4: oversight when it comes to killing dogs. Couldn't we get
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Speaker 4: the members of the House and the Senate to at
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Speaker 4: least agree that you can't just willy nilly be killing
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Speaker 4: people's pets. Couldn't we just get agreement on that? Isn't
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Speaker 4: that something MAGA and Democrats can agree upon. Don't bust
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Speaker 4: into someone's house and then shoot their pet. I mean that,
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Speaker 4: I would think there'd be common ground there, you know.
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Speaker 4: I Someone said animals were here for us to use.
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Speaker 4: That is so stupid. That is the stupidest argument against
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Speaker 4: veganism that I've ever heard. Use humans. You want to
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Speaker 4: use an animal, Use a human. You want to drink milk,
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Speaker 4: go milk a pregnant woman. Animals are not here for
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Speaker 4: us to use. Animals are sentient, They have feelings, thoughts, emotions,
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Speaker 4: family structure. They deserve a place on planet Earth. It
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Speaker 4: is theirs as much as ours. They have a right
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Speaker 4: to be here, and we do not have the right
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Speaker 4: to kill them, or they have the right to kill us.
53:05
Speaker 4: If we have the right to kill animals, then they
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Speaker 4: have the right.
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Speaker 1: To kill up.
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Speaker 3: Stay now is show side?
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Speaker 4: Someone said read Genesis nine to three, it proves animals
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Speaker 4: are here for us to use. I don't read works
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Speaker 4: of fiction written by men unless it's Anne Rice or
53:37
Speaker 4: Stephen King or you know something like that. Why would
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Speaker 4: I look to a work of fiction to justify the
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Speaker 4: murder of animals? And this is how dumb these cult
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Speaker 4: members are. These cult members will go to a book
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Speaker 4: written by men in like the second century to justify
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Speaker 4: their actions in twenty twenty six. People are mentally ill.
54:02
Speaker 4: They are truly mentally ill. If you justify abusing animals
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Speaker 4: by a text of ancient writing written by men that
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Speaker 4: died of syphilis, then you're insane. You're insane. The Bible
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Speaker 4: is not divine. It was not written by a Christ
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Speaker 4: or a God. They don't write books. And it certainly
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Speaker 4: wasn't written by Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. Those names
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Speaker 4: didn't even exist, and those tones had no author attributed.
54:33
Speaker 4: It was a pope that decided to attribute those books
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Speaker 4: to Matthew, Mark Luke and John. These people don't even
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Speaker 4: know the history of the book that they use to
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Speaker 4: justify their horrible actions. They're mentally ill. Shooting dogs should
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Speaker 4: be a crime for everybody, for police, for private people.
54:59
Speaker 4: You shoot a dog. It's a crime if the dog
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Speaker 4: is mauling you, Okay, And I say that heart with
55:11
Speaker 4: terrible heart, because if the dog is mauling you, it's
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Speaker 4: only because it's protecting its owner or its domain. It's
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Speaker 4: not trying. Dogs are not malicious. They are not attacking
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Speaker 4: you because they hate you, or because you're black or white,
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Speaker 4: or because you're gay or trans. They're not attacking you
55:29
Speaker 4: for any other reason than you have entered their domain,
55:33
Speaker 4: or they perceive you to be a threat, or they
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Speaker 4: were trained by a human to do so. Dogs are
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Speaker 4: not malicious. They are not bad creatures. None of them
55:44
Speaker 4: start out bad. They are loving, loyal companions. There is
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Speaker 4: no reason to shoot them unless they are trying to
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Speaker 4: rip out your throat. That's it. The same with and
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Speaker 4: pigs and chickens. Unless those creatures are trying to kill you,
56:05
Speaker 4: there is no reason to kill one of them. It
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Speaker 4: is twenty twenty six. Evolve for the love of your Christ.
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Speaker 4: And I just can't wait till these people die and
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Speaker 4: they realize there's no heaven and they've been sold a
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Speaker 4: bill of goods. I can't wait for that. Or they
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Speaker 4: die and there is a God and he sends them
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Speaker 4: all to hell for perverting their beliefs because God said
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Speaker 4: thou shalt not kill. Period, That's what God said, thou
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Speaker 4: shalt not kill. He felt so strongly about it, he
56:37
Speaker 4: wrote it in stone and gave it to an old
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Speaker 4: guy to carry down a mountain. He felt really strongly
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Speaker 4: about it. But oh, but in Genesis, yeah, please, a
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Speaker 4: bunch of ignorant men in the year ten or the
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Speaker 4: year one hundred and five, people who died from scratches,
56:58
Speaker 4: you know, without antiseptic, People who didn't even know what
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Speaker 4: bacteria were. People who had no idea about the stars
57:05
Speaker 4: or science or anything. These were actual idiots, and they
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Speaker 4: wrote a book as government to govern people, and someone
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Speaker 4: took it as divine. Ugh nauseating, don't kill dogs. And
57:23
Speaker 4: we need to set up panels for every police force
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Speaker 4: everywhere to better train the officers, to give them more
57:33
Speaker 4: tools to deal with it, stun guns, tasers, guns that
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Speaker 4: shoot nets. But we need to make sure that ten
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Speaker 4: thousand dogs a year don't continue dying. That's what we
57:46
Speaker 4: need to make sure. So when you talk to your lawmaker,
57:50
Speaker 4: when you email your congress person or your senator, how
57:54
Speaker 4: about you bring up that ten thousand pets a year
57:58
Speaker 4: are killed by police, and we need to do something
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Speaker 4: about this. How about our lawmakers start to know that
58:04
Speaker 4: we don't want this to happen because we don't. I don't,
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Speaker 4: you don't. No one with a heart wants to see
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Speaker 4: thirty dogs a day be killed, a dog every hour
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Speaker 4: by the police. Nobody wants to see that. So it's
58:22
Speaker 4: time we try to make a change. And I hope
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Speaker 4: this video out of New York helps us make that change.
58:28
Speaker 4: I really truly do ride miss Ember. You don't want
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Speaker 4: ten thousand of your friends killed because she's friends with
58:35
Speaker 4: everybody you know? Yes, Oh oh lord. I've read more
58:44
Speaker 4: of the Bible than most of you. My uncle was
58:46
Speaker 4: a preacher. I went to Catholic school. Please, that's why
58:49
Speaker 4: I know. The book is a bunch of bullshit. I've
58:51
Speaker 4: read it cover to cover countless times. It's a bunch
58:54
Speaker 4: of bullshit. It's a bunch of patriarchal, ridiculous bullshit. And
58:59
Speaker 4: if you think otherwise, good for you. But keep your
59:02
Speaker 4: ridiculous beliefs out of my show, keep them out of
59:05
Speaker 4: my chat room, keep them out of my life. Okay,
59:08
Speaker 4: you want to believe in unicorns, believe in unicorns. You
59:12
Speaker 4: want to believe in some all powerful deity that has
59:15
Speaker 4: all dominion over your life. You want to believe in
59:18
Speaker 4: a book that tells you what to do that wasn't
59:21
Speaker 4: written by God but was written by man. Then you
59:23
Speaker 4: go ahead and do that, but keep your insane rantings
59:26
Speaker 4: to yourself. You're insane. We don't need to hear it.
59:30
Speaker 4: It's like Maga God. You want to believe the United
59:34
Speaker 4: States shouldn't follow the Constitution. You want to believe that
59:37
Speaker 4: all people were not created equal. You want to believe
59:40
Speaker 4: that white people are in somehow superior to black people
59:44
Speaker 4: or to brown people. You want to think that an
59:47
Speaker 4: immigrant is your problem and that's why your life sucks.
59:51
Speaker 4: Then you go ahead and believe that, but keep it
59:52
Speaker 4: out of my white house, Keep it out of just
59:55
Speaker 4: keep it away from me. You're far more detrimental to
59:59
Speaker 4: the world than any MAGA and Christians are two of
1:00:02
Speaker 4: the biggest plagues the world has ever seen. MAGA is
1:00:07
Speaker 4: just a confederacy. The Confederacy is just Nazis in every
1:00:11
Speaker 4: They're all the same ilk, They're all the same thing.
1:00:14
Speaker 4: It's all the same. Christians are like Confederates and like Nazis,
1:00:20
Speaker 4: and like maga and yeah, I said it. They are
1:00:22
Speaker 4: because they're ruled by a doctrine that makes no sense.
1:00:26
Speaker 4: They're a member of a cult that makes no sense.
1:00:31
Speaker 4: It makes no sense, and they pervert it to then further,
1:00:37
Speaker 4: they're racist, homophobic, murderous ideologies. These people run around yelling
1:00:44
Speaker 4: all life is sacred, so we must ban abortion, and
1:00:48
Speaker 4: then they support the death penalties. Figure that out. People
1:00:53
Speaker 4: that are anti abortions are pro death penalty. Figure that out.
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