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Samantha Altieri comes back on!! · Day Drinking With Dog

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  Drinking. Welcome back to drinking a dog A short little one day hiatus,
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  I got back on the air, and I'm fired up today because I haven't
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  had this show in a while where I just fucking spew what the fuck's on
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  my mind? And who better to have on that show than Samantha Altieri?
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  How you doing? Girl hanging in? Man hanging in? I mean we
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  just got fired up pre show, like yeah, like Jesus Christ, like
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  nothing. It doesn't, it doesn't, And uh, I'm excited. We're
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  gonna talk a lot about bud Light, Gilli mulvaney, transsexualism and what all
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  the stuff with the kids. We're gonna get into the sports side of it.
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  Uh, we're gonna do a little Trump to Santas. We're gonna do
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  some tomorrow hamblin. We're just gonna go rock the fucking boat. That's it,
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  spew it out. So, uh, first of all, how the
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  hell you been been good? Um? I work and I sleep. That's
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  what I do. I work, I try to sleep, but you work
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  probably way more than I do. I mean, I worked hours, but
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  you know I get my nice three four days off a week, so yeah,
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  so it is. But you know, now, we're coming to the
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  crazy season, so it is what it is, but a funny little story.
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  Um, there was these three girls sitting at a table the other day.
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  I just got into work and Ryan, who I work with, they
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  called him over as I was walking down the stairs or something and Ryan,
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  I can hear Ryan. He has like this giggle, like he's like laughing,
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  and I turn around. He's like, dogs are talking about you.
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  And I have no idea what these girls are they they look like they're eighteen,
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  but they're probably twenty two. And he walks up to the bar and
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  I'm like, what are the what the fuck? What am I involved with?
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  And one of the girls goes, is that is that Jeremy Wells,
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  Oh yeah, and he's like yeah, like like the local celebrity. And
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  I'm like, oh my god, I've made it, mom, I've made
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  it. Haven't made it? They probably never even listened to a show.
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  But if you're listening now, girls, thanks for the compliment. I really
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  appreciate it. H Yeah, right, kind of funny. So on that,
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  NOE, let's slide right into this is the first weekend I've worked a
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  busy weekend where it's the second week in since the controversy hit. But the
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  bud light controversy right right. It was kind of a joke. The first
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  weekend we weren't that busy regardless, but we don't really go through much bud
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  light when it's slow. But Thursday, Friday, Saturday we were crushed.
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  And I think I sold a total of six bud lights, and the first
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  one I sold, the kid actually wanted to return it. Now, I
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  didn't say nothing to him. I don't give a fuck. Here, here's
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  your bud Light. Like, I gotta get rid of the ship. Yeah.
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  I may not reorder it because we don't need to, but I gotta
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  get rid of it. So I said to him, hey, you know,
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  sure, well, no drink that one and then switch over. Of
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  course he's idiots, are you know? Switch over to a bud which is
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  still an he Bush. I'll do any bush the project, No it is.
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  But I have to say, um, from all the mainstream people who
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  I deal with as far as social politics have talked about, this is one
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  of the things that really has made I think even the littlest dent in this
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  kind of issue. Right. Yeah, So you know Annheuser Busch losing five
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  billion dollars I mean, it wasn't cash out of their pocket. It's nothing
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  they can't recoup. It's not. But I think that it makes a statement.
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  I think that we're finally you know, a company may think twice before.
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  I mean, the immense amount of companies just that are involved with Dylan
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  mulvaney for not because they support him, not because they give a shit about
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  transgenderism. It could give a shit less. They care about money. So
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  this is the narrative, this is what's going to get your views. But
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  unfortunately with bud Light, I think that they really really made a bad move
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  there, and even their CEO came out and made a statement about it.
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  I don't know if you read it, but it was so dumb and it
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  just went on and on and on and they said absolutely nothing. Yeah,
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  well I saw that. I saw the vps like she did a podcast,
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  and from what I read is she's very far left, obviously all of her
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  friends are. And basically this was like she knew what she was doing.
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  It was a big middle finger to the conservatives and to the just everyday guy
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  that drinks bud Light. You know, you go over the heartland, like
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  people probably don't know what transgenderism is, to be honest with you, like
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  they just they their blue collar. They work their asses off, they go
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  home, they fucking take a shower, They sit out and have three or
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  four bud lights or maybe ten, I don't know, and they watch sports
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  or watch the news and they go to bed. Yeah you know if they
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  do that, you know five six days a week and Sundays you know they
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  might go golfing. But with her, him whatever. This is my biggest
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  issue. It's not like if they just wanted to do the LGBTQ can and
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  rainbow it up for I think June is their month. They get a month
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  too, and they do that. Fine, have at it. But if
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  you don't know what trans like, I'm sorry if you don't know who this
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  dilmo of any person is they it's basically I know, you know, but
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  it's a twenty eight year old man, right who has kind of been flamboyantly
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  groomed. You've seen him on The Ellen Show four years ago, on Prices
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  right three years ago, finally makes a transition now very calculated. What certainly
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  Drew Barrymore is getting down on her knee and swearing to her allegiance to her
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  him whatever. Yeah, but I did a little of my own research,
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  followed him on Instagram. This is a twenty eight year old man posing as
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  a thirteen year old girl, right, that's the fucking problem. It's perverted,
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  it is. And she even says in some of her videos like,
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  oh, she she just wants to, you know, invite a boy over
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  for a slumber party and shit like this. You know, and you know
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  she's not developed. She's not developed like a woman. She's not any like
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  you know. It's just like, to me, this is like a common
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  sense issue, like I don't know, I mean, it pertains to this
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  sick, sick narrative. And another thing about Dillamulvinia, I mean, if
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  you look back, I mean he's just basically a failed actor. He was
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  always in you know, in college and everything. He was just a performer
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  and he was really dramatic. And I think that when he even when he
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  talks about one of his first videos that he came out with on TikTok,
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  his response to it was like, oh, everybody loved my joke of day
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  one of girlhood. Day one of Girlhood. Yeah, I think he really
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  did view this as like a stunt that just literally took off. And I
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  think this also and now he's a multipimillionaire, right, but also to advocate
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  and play Devil's advocate here, you know, you're hurting people who are hurting
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  and are on comfortable in their own bodies and don't really know what's going on.
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  You know, call it transgenderism, gender dysphoria, whatever you want to
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  call it. You're hurting these people by playing this game. You know.
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  But if it's the narrative, so all the people of this alphabet soup community
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  are flipping out and saying, oh, this is so wonderful when really there
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  you're just kind of getting a slap in the face every single day, right,
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  every single day, and it is that is exactly what it is.
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  They just they push it on you. Yes, And we were talking pre
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  show, you know, like I remember, you know, it's like the
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  last ten years. It's like I started talking about this topic day one one,
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  on day one, but month one of doing this show. Yeah,
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  and that was you know when the trans athletes, there was the runners in
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  Connecticut that we're fighting it with the state. There's obviously the Leah Thomas swimmer
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  for Penn all this stuff and now Finally, we have a Riley Gaines out
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  there who is fighting the fight. She's a University of Kentucky swimmer, I
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  believe, um now since graduated. But she's going to Capitol Hill because Biden
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  is set to not sign off on the No Trans and Women's Sports Act,
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  which has garnered you know, some of the famous you know, Meghan Rappanow,
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  you know, who's mid thirties, made her money, made her fame.
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  But why the fuck would she like sign off on this? Like if
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  she, like if Meghan Rappannow now was eighteen years old trying to make the
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  US women's national soccer team and three dudes that said they were women joined and
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  she didn't make it, do you think she'd have a different tune? Absolutely,
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  But she doesn't play anymore. She doesn't care absolutely. I mean,
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  and and she's gay, Let's be honest, she's she's a lesbian. Yeah,
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  so like it fits. They all like categoriized into the alphabet I called
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  the alphabet mafia. Yeah yeah, yeah, alphabet soup mafia. There's lots
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  of fun names. Um. The problem here is that we need to face
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  reality. So I saw this wonderful debate and it basically ended, which as
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  usual in the left, like screaming bloody murder at this person's face. Essentially,
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  if you're a trans person, right, you're a trans person. You
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  know, this is where we really need to set this line, and it
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  needs to be set realistically. If you're a trans woman, that's fine.
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  You could be a trans woman, you're not a woman. If you're a
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  trans man, you could be a trans man, no problem, you're not
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  a man. But unfortunately, biology cannot be changed no matter how many chemicals
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  you put in your body, you know, no matter how many surgeries you
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  get. You know, it's like if I go get a boob job,
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  you know what I mean. I don't have huge boobs. I just want
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  got a boob job, promoting tampons and shit, like I mean, is
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  a man you think? Like we love bleeding like a fucking dead cow once
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  a month? Like do you think this is glamorous for us? You know?
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  And it's really taking away from womanhood, you know, And this is
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  the part that you know, everybody's like, where are the feminists? Where
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  are the feminist? Well? Where are they? That's my are trying to
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  take away from me? You know, Delimulvaaney just was on a talk show.
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  It's like, oh, one day I want to be a mom,
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  and the guy goes, well, you can never get pregnant, right,
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  Like, you can never get pregnant. How are you going to tell me
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  you are a biological man, you can never get pregnant. I'm sorry,
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  you need to stop feeding this. I'm okay. One thing that people need
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  to understand is there is a mental illness associated with us. And that's really
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  hard to accept. And on most of the podcast websites and things, they'll
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  bleep you out for saying that, Yeah, okay, it's like saying fuck
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  at this. But the thing is is it's it's a mental there's a mental
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  illness. There's something wrong, right, So Matt wall shed it great if
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  you're a human, right, humans are born with two legs, So if
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  you're born you only have one leg, the doctors are going to say,
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  well, something went wrong, right, right. So it's just like if
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  you were born a female and by twelve years old you decide, well,
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  I don't really feel like a female. I feel like a male. Something
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  went wrong and we have to face that kind of reality and there has to
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  be distinction, and that's a problem and It's not about putting these people in
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  a place that you know, they need to be treated terribly or put in
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  a little corner. Has nothing to do with that. We just need them
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  to understand and realize that there is a line, right, and we need
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  to be respectful of it on both sides. Well, one of the new
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  you know, epidemics of this is a lot of them are getting eighteen,
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  nineteen, twenty, twenty one, twenty two years old, and they're regretting
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  what they did to their bodies, right, and they want to detransition.
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  I guess they call it, and I read it all the time, and
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  I feel terrible for these people. It's like, you know, it's like
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  getting a tattoo of fifteen against your parents will and realizing, oh fuck,
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  I got a tram stamp on my back. I don't want this for my
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  life. Remove it, right, you know, It's almost the same thing,
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  like what mental development? I was a fucking it, he sails twenty
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  five. Yeah, you know what I mean, Like, I really know
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  what the funk I wanted to do, right, you know, let alone
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  twelve right, you know. And now in the state of Washington, the
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  Democrats just passed a bill called sp five five nine nine, and it's basically,
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  well, basically, let's allows the state to take your children away from
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  you if you don't allow them to get sexual transition surgery. Right, do
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  you want me to read that again? Like that is fucking insane. Yeah,
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  But these are the things where it becomes delusional because in any sense of
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  the word, whether you agree with these people or you don't, the fact
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  that you think it's okay to do this to an innocent child is so wrong.
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  And let me tell you something. In my own work life and in
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  my own life, I see these children out there, and I see these
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  kids living their lives as transgender. Yeah, every single one of those kids
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  looks completely depressed, anxiety stricken, unhappy, don't have any friends, really
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  bad social skills, and definitely some kind of familial trauma that has led them
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  to this point. So I mean I would agree that's yeah, the majority,
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  I don't know many I know, I know a few, I know
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  plenty of gay people. I mean, they seem to be I don't't even
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  label it because it's not fair because we're all human, right, you know,
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  but they always they appear to be, you know, very happy people,
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  like almost like that's what the word means. Like they just they're happy
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  with themselves. They're happy with their sexuality, they're happy with in their life
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  choices, all this stuff. But you're right, like, I like the
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  trans at least I see on the internet, the ones that are really like
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  and this is what I meant to say before, was like the feminists right,
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  like I almost feel they're just confused. They don't know which way to
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  go here. Like like the really radical ones, they're like, shit,
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  do we do we take them in and be like, let's fight this fight
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  even farther. But like, women have made so much strides in the last
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  sixty years to let this go by the wayside, especially when it comes to
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  sports to me, and having a person like Dylan moore Vanny just mock you
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  well national team. I mean, look at some of it. And I
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  encourage people, if you haven't seen Dylan mulvanny's videos, please watch them because
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  you're not gonna last long watching I'm gonna tell you that right now, at
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  least give it like thirty seconds. But even with the bud light thing,
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  Okay, we'll keep it to that because that's what we're talking about. You
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  know. He's like I heard about this thing called March Madness, and I
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  guess it has something to do with sports. Yeah, it's like I mean,
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  how how can you fucking bang like really, like listen, I don't
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  know shit about sports? Thousand dollars? Yeah, Like all are we fucking
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  kidding me? Like even his first one, he was like day ten of
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  being a girl and frolicking through the woods and pretending to be scared of bugs.
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  I mean, like, are we in the nineteen forties? Like what's
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  going on? Well? That was my thing, is like is this one
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  year transition? Like day ten is like year one and day two hundred.
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  Now you're twelve and day three sixty five or eighteen, Like I didn't get
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  it now. And then when she did, like she the one, the
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  one I actually watched through the whole thing. It was like three minutes was
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  her in like I don't know if Radio City Musical off or somewhere in New
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  York and she was doing a play or something or yeah, and she was
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  just like prancing around and look at these curtains and no, I'm like,
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  first of all, this is how you've always been, well since you like,
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  because she's been begging for sponsors right, and also living as a gay
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  man your whole life, right, right, You're going to pretend to be
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  a woman, right, You don't Like she didn't have any surgery, No,
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  she maybe she took hormones, I don't know, but she but she
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  still has a penis yep, yep, And so there's that. Yeah,
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  but I don't I don't know, Like I think the feminists need to stand
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  up a little more on this. Absolutely, I can see why they maybe
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  aren't, you know, they just don't want to, Like I can't in
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  fault, there's so much shit to get involved with now, Yeah, but
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  that's this is the biggest problem though, is that we have to scream the
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  truth louder than they can scream the lies. And Canda's own says that best.
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  Uh. However, this needs to be something that people need to speak
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  up on. I mean, I have friends in the community who will probably
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  be pissed by every word that comes out of my mouth, and I love
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  them regardless, But I have to speak up about this. This has to
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  stop because I'm a person. You know, I'm twenty six years old.
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  I hope to have kids in the near future, right, I'm petrified I
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  would be petrified. If if I had children right now who were getting ready
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  to go to school, I wouldn't know what to do. So just on
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  the ride here, braiding as I was bringing in the baseball practice. Yeah,
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  we're driving down, driving down to me even now, and he turns
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  to me and he says, you know, there's this meme online. I
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  just don't get it. And I'm like, what is it? And he
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  goes, how old is he? Again? Goes a guy walks into a
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  bar in orders a bud light and then he walks out of the bar and
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  he's drinking it and he turns into a woman. I mean, come on,
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  like so like but again with the way the world works now, with
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  the internet, like why do I have to answer this question? Like me,
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  me and him are cool, Like I explain it to him, like
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  listen, this is what's going on. I'm not grooming him in anything but
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  to be whatever he wants to be um and should he choose that, well
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  whatever, go go ab at it. But you're still going to be a
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  boy, yeah you know. And he understands it because you know, he's
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  in school now at thirteen. I don't really want to bring him to this
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  conversation too much. But you know, he'll come home and tell me that,
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  you know, girls or boys or some kids in class are identifying as
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  you know, a lion or a sheep. Yeah. Do you know that
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  there's school districts in Woodbridge that want to put letter boxes in the bathrooms for
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  the children who pretend to be cats? Come on, I sear to God
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  just in Woodbridge. Huh. Well, as far as I know, I'm
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  just saying like that close that close, I mean you think, yeah,
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  you hear about out in the West Coast exactly. It's getting a lot more
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  closer to home than we understand. So then Saturday Live, I know,
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  neither of us really watched it anymore, but there's there's two things I watched
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  and Saturday Live. Well, actually only one, and that's when the guy
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  makes Colin Joe's through racist jokes. It's actually pretty funny. It's all over
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  like Instagram. They like write racist jokes for each other, so it's pretty
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  funny. Probably all I watched, but I forget the other guy's name,
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  but Michael something. There's a non binary cast member now, the first ever
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  non bar anary cast member, I say, alive. And they had her
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  on like a harness, and they pulled her down and she did this skit
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  and she and then all of a sudden, she kind of went off key
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  talking about trans health rights for trans kids or something like that, right,
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  and she screamed, you know, if you don't care about trans kids lives,
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  you don't care about kids lives. You know. Of course, the
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  whole liberal audience cheered and whatever, blah blah blah. They try to turn
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  it back into comedy real quick. But then she said something now it's I
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  can't remember, and I'm like, wait a second. So I did a
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  little research on this, and I'm like, it's not They're not denying trans
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  kids healthcare. Now, Like if if a ten year old kid who's a
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  boy and I identifies as a girl, the doctor's not like, get the
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  fuck out of here. No, But we're also not going to We're not
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  going to castrate the kids. That's all it is. And if you actually,
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  in your adult mind think that that is okay, there is something seriously
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  wrong with you. Yea. And so those are the biggest two things I
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  stand on. This is sports and kids. Yeah, everything else you guys
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  can have. You can even have your dyaling all daties for all I care.
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  But the one thing with Dylan is all she pretends to be thirteen.
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  That's what's weird. Little bit, a little bit perverted, just a tad
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  And you know, you watch these videos, there's another creep out there.
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  He's always on my fucking feed and he's just like he sits there and he's
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  just doing this and he's like, yeah, he's like yeah, the kids.
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  You know, he's like he's like he's got like a mustache. Yeah.
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  It's like, no, it's so bad. I mean, it's even
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  with um, you know the fights about drag queens and about this now,
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  the thing with drag queens, okay, and I've been to many drag shows.
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  I love drag queens. I think they're hysterical. However, I never
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  in my life would think to bring a fucking child to a dragon show.
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  Drag queens are meant to dress as like basically like a cartoon woman. They're
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  supposed to be very sexual, very sexual, very provocative. That's how they
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  put on the show. And they make everybody laugh because you know it's a
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  dude, right, and you know he's cupping everything down there, Paul exactly
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  exactly, and it's great fun. Should children be around that. No,
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  no, no they shouldn't. No, no, there's anybody. When I
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  watched today that there was some dragon there was the one that wrote a book
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  and it was like like it was like shimmy, shimmy, shimmy, okay,
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  and like five kids in front of her like there's boys like like this
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  like what like what am I doing? And I'm like what how is this?
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  Allowed? Does that make you sick? It does? It makes me
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  sick to my stomach. So then immediately after that I scrolled down I'm not
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  on internet this much. Believe me. I was just doing this for the
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  show today. Yeah right right right, you know the rock right, yes,
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  okay, so there's a deal today of the rock check it out,
• 21:00
  look it up? Okay, Yeah, I guess he had like a zoom
• 21:03
  meeting, right, and and his two daughters, like cute little kids,
• 21:07
  yeah, are like putting like lipstick and makeup all over his bald head and
• 21:10
  blah blah blah. Right, and the girl one of his daughters is like,
• 21:14
  hey, daddy, He's like, you know, you look like a
• 21:15
  woman. And he's like, oh no, she goes or something like that,
• 21:19
  you look like a woman or like, you know, you're not masklin
• 21:22
  because oh, I'm masculine. She's, oh, you look like a woman.
• 21:25
  Goes, no, I'm a man, Like I didn't even know if
• 21:26
  he knew he was being filmed. It was kind of hilarious. He's like,
• 21:29
  good for him. He's like, I'm no, I'm a man.
• 21:30
  Right. He's like, I'm a man and I gotta get on zoom meeting.
• 21:33
  And she's like, hold on, let me paint your nails. He's
• 21:34
  like nope, Like, yeah, you're playing with your kids, and that's
• 21:37
  how it's. That's where it's like, okay, fun having fun, playing
• 21:41
  dress up or just goofing around. Yeah, and this is how it should
• 21:45
  be. However, again, there's a fine line, and especially with celebrities,
• 21:48
  with sports players, whatever it may be, the fact that they're using
• 21:55
  their platforms for such detriment to this society is what makes you so sad.
• 21:59
  And they know it's going to make them lose money, it's going to make
• 22:00
  them lose funding, it's going to make them lose sponsors whatever. However,
• 22:06
  I mean, how do you go home with your own children and be able
• 22:11
  to live with yourself if this is what you're promoting. I mean, these
• 22:15
  kids I asked this to my provider, and I said to about a child
• 22:22
  who comes in who talks like a girl, acts like a girl, looks
• 22:26
  like a girl, calls herself she but wants to be called a boy name.
• 22:32
  And I'm like, well, what are you doing with these kids?
• 22:33
  Will we just send them to a gender clinic? Genderclinic? Like? Why
• 22:38
  is that? Well, because we can't handle it here. I'm like,
• 22:44
  well, why don't we think about therapy? Do you every think about therapy?
• 22:48
  Hey? Why do you hate yourself so much that you want to completely
• 22:53
  change your sex? You want to mutilate your body? Yeah, well before
• 22:57
  even the mutilation, before before any of them. What is making a child
• 23:02
  think that I need to be a completely different human in order to be happy
• 23:08
  and then eventually mutilate my body. I mean, I don't, I don't.
• 23:11
  I just I don't understand it. And I had people in the trans
• 23:14
  community speak to me on it, and everything they're saying is like me,
• 23:18
  me, me, you know what i mean. I'm like, oh,
• 23:21
  none of them. You still don't make any sends. Who do kids listen
• 23:23
  to? Now? What do you mean? Who do they listen to?
• 23:26
  Nobody? They don't listen to their parents. No, they don't listen to
• 23:29
  their doctor. They don't listen to the teacher, right, who do they
• 23:32
  listen to? TikTok? TikTok that's where they get all their fucking information from
• 23:36
  TikTok. Oh. Yeah, if you have kids, don't let them on
• 23:38
  TikTok. That's number one numb. TikTok has been proven to be grooming.
• 23:41
  Yeah, not just children grooming. I mean it's a Chinese own company,
• 23:45
  Like they think this is great, but children in China you realize the regulations
• 23:49
  on TikTok are severe. Yeah, I mean they use it to literally educate,
• 23:53
  They do math like all kinds of subject matter on Chinese TikTok here there.
• 23:57
  I mean, we're the most laughed at country in the world, right,
• 24:03
  and these kids are just glued to it, right, glued to it.
• 24:04
  Yeah. I mean there was a study that went on with a group
• 24:08
  a small group, don't quote me on the number, A small group of
• 24:11
  children who, um, they put into a study who said they were transgender.
• 24:15
  They didn't go on hormones nothing yet, they just basically said I'm a
• 24:18
  boy or I'm a girl. Um, they basically put them away. They
• 24:23
  put them away you know, in a normal place and just let them live
• 24:26
  their life and completely ousted them from social media for three months. For ninety
• 24:32
  days. One hundred percent of those children were no longer diagnosed with gender dysmorphia
• 24:40
  after right, they got cut off because it's literally it's posted as glamorous.
• 24:44
  Look how glamorous my life is. Look a wonderful my life right right,
• 24:49
  that person guy? Right, But this is the But then when you see
• 24:52
  these regular kids doing it, I mean I see them walking around stores,
• 24:56
  I feel I feel for them. I feel for them because you can see
• 25:00
  just the pure uncomfort this Like it's like the awkward kid walking down the hallway
• 25:04
  in high school, you know, and you could see the discomfort on their
• 25:07
  right because behind a camera at home in your bedroom doing this shit, right,
• 25:12
  it's not like going to the mall with your friends. Like they can
• 25:15
  do it in front of that they don't know who's liking it or who's not
• 25:18
  liking it. They may get a nasty comment, but they will just scroll
• 25:22
  on. But until they face it, face the head on, I don't
• 25:26
  know, Like it's it's just so troublesome, you know, and it's funny,
• 25:30
  like I equate like you know AI. The big thing about AI.
• 25:34
  I haven't done enough research on it to really like talk at length about it,
• 25:37
  but you know, it's obviously very dangerou it could be very dangerous.
• 25:41
  And my thing is, you know, Musk and all these people are saying,
• 25:47
  you know, it could replace eighty percent of the workforce, right,
• 25:51
  Well my response to that is, well, they're not stupid because they realize
• 25:53
  eighty percent of the workforce is gonna be TikTok fucking generating kids, you know,
• 25:57
  Like that's how they're going to get all their money. Yeah, and
• 26:00
  everyone's just gonna be at home. Yeah, they want it, you know.
• 26:03
  And AD's gonna run the whole thing, and Amazon's gonna air drop your
• 26:06
  groceries and no one's gonna leave the house. Yeah, that's what they want.
• 26:10
  That's literally, that's what they want. And that's what's gonna be.
• 26:11
  That's what's gonna be our new life. Um. Funny about AI. Little
• 26:15
  funny thing about AI. A couple of things, okay, UM, staying
• 26:18
  on the subject of transgenderism, right, so we remember the horrific shooting that
• 26:23
  happened in Tennessee, UM, right right outside of Nashville. UM, in
• 26:30
  the same district that candas Owens lives in, yep Um, and they were
• 26:34
  really hit hard. UM. And it was really upsetting to see not only
• 26:40
  children but adults anyone die, you know. Um. And we really went
• 26:45
  into researching this family of this girl who then called herself a boy in the
• 26:49
  year whatever. Um grew up in a really nice Christian family. UM.
• 26:56
  I'm all about first impression and looking at the family social media and things,
• 27:00
  seeing pictures of her growing up. Looked like a normal kid. Right.
• 27:06
  Then she went to college for art, which is my kids says they're going
• 27:11
  to college for art, go paint in the backyard and sell it because I'm
• 27:15
  not paying fifty thousand dollars for you to go paint on a canvas. But
• 27:18
  anyway, she goes, right, she goes to college, comes homes transgender,
• 27:22
  ends up shooting up at school. Why do I bring this up?
• 27:26
  I right, I bring this up for a couple of reasons. One because
• 27:30
  of the double standard that we need to address. So I had this talk
• 27:36
  with one of my friends who's in the LGBTQ plus whatever community TIA plus something.
• 27:44
  Sorry guys, sorry. UM. So anyways, we had this talk
• 27:48
  and basically, UM, their response to me, was like, well,
• 27:52
  Christians hate everybody. They hate everyone. And I said, well, I
• 27:57
  love you, I said, I'm I'm a Christian. I said, do
• 28:03
  you want me to tell you that you're perverted and you shouldn't be around my
• 28:07
  kids because you're gay? And I won't let you around my family because you're
• 28:10
  gay. So you've got to be perverted. There has to be something wrong
• 28:12
  with you. And she's like, well no, I'm like, well then
• 28:15
  how are you going to tell me because I'm a Christian, I'm hateful.
• 28:18
  Do you see the double standard? Yeah? And we have to Yeah,
• 28:22
  I mean it's right in front of your face. But really, this is
• 28:25
  like a serious, serious problem that this is not being considered a hate crime.
• 28:32
  Right, just as if I killed a gay person, a trans person,
• 28:36
  a person of a different race. This was targeted towards Christians. This
• 28:40
  was a formulated plan to kill Christian children and adults. This is wrong,
• 28:47
  This is dead wrong, and this needs something needs to be done. And
• 28:52
  you cannot have an excuse because you have a mental illness. Just as a
• 28:55
  regular person who's a schizophrenic and goes and blows, you know, storre ms
• 29:00
  into a school, it doesn't matter the type of mental illness, if you're
• 29:03
  doing a targeted act, you have a mental illness and you have an illegal
• 29:07
  firearm and you decide to go and do something like this, it needs to
• 29:10
  be treated as that. Okay, little Devil's advocate here, sure about a
• 29:15
  mental illness, right? I think it's easy. It's an easy scapegoat for
• 29:22
  a lot of this, just say, oh, well, you know,
• 29:25
  we have to identify the mental illness and all that. I think mental illness
• 29:30
  should probably get more funding than the fucking Department of the Fence. Absolutely,
• 29:33
  because you know, I've never personally been to, you know, a psychiatrist
• 29:40
  or whatever psychologist, but you know, I've known people that have gone something
• 29:45
  like it. Some don't. Some here to what they're saying. Some don't.
• 29:51
  The hardest thing in the world to do is get inside somebody else's head.
• 29:56
  Yeah, And just because I went to Harvard and studied this and got
• 30:03
  my MD and all that, and now I'm just sitting in a couch with
• 30:07
  somebody else, you know. On one, I think there's a stigma behind
• 30:11
  going to see somebody for psychotherapy, which one a prevents people from doing it.
• 30:15
  Right, I think now is the time to actually, you know,
• 30:22
  like all the you know, anti gun people are like, oh, well,
• 30:25
  you know, mental health, mental health, and I think all the
• 30:26
  pro gun people are the same way. Oh yeah, okay, well let's
• 30:30
  get together on this and fund the fucking shit. Yeah, because I think
• 30:34
  right now we have enough technology and just educational over the years, maybe maybe
• 30:41
  there's a different approach, right, maybe just the school teaching, like everything
• 30:45
  changes, like something we all know, science changes, So why can't our
• 30:48
  approach to mental illness change or mental health ever you want to call it?
• 30:53
  Like, I just think we just sit back and label it and you know,
• 30:56
  another school shooting, oh mental health, you know, or you know
• 30:59
  another Frands over there mental health. Well, well, funding goes all different
• 31:03
  ways, especially with the millions we have you know, you know who in
• 31:07
  office, So like no arm guards to protect I'm sure Ukraine and they're fucking
• 31:11
  fifty billion, got you know, ten billion for mental health for all the
• 31:15
  war stricken people over there that are just walking the streets. Yeah, some
• 31:22
  air raid sirens going on, but no bombs. No, seriously, So
• 31:26
  I mean that's the thing of funding too. You want to talk about,
• 31:29
  you know, taking guns out of people's hands, Yeah, that would be
• 31:32
  great. It'd be great if we knew every criminal on the street and we
• 31:34
  knew exactly who to go to and say no, you can't have a gun.
• 31:37
  Look at Chicago, I mean, come on, it's a death trap.
• 31:41
  It's a death trap. And that was that wasn't First of all,
• 31:45
  Chicago wasn't in the ghetto. That ship was on Madison f That shit was
• 31:49
  where I was five years ago, Like I mean, I was like I
• 31:52
  was walking down those streets. That's where that shit was. So all you
• 31:56
  people living in your fucking like little bubbles, Yeah, this shit's coming for
• 32:00
  you. It is. It's totally coming for you. So many innocent bystandards
• 32:04
  are being you know, affected by this violence. And again you come in
• 32:07
  with gun control. Gun control isn't going to fix this problem. Just as
• 32:13
  heroin and fetnel are illegal. Is that correcting the fetnel crisis? No?
• 32:19
  I mean we have to think about this realistically. If someone's going to get
• 32:22
  something, if they have a bad motive, they're gonna get it, and
• 32:27
  they're going to figure it out, and they're you know, I mean a
• 32:30
  lot of these attacks, especially the attacks on schools and things like that,
• 32:32
  these are formulated, These are planned out. It's not you know that difficult
• 32:37
  to figure it out? Right. They always say, like these things are
• 32:43
  like, oh they are on the FBI radar. Yeah, it's like,
• 32:45
  well, okay, I mean we're just going to wait until something happens.
• 32:52
  What kind of resources do we need to you know, you can't just lock
• 32:57
  people up because they're on the radar. I understand that. But again,
• 33:00
  there's a lot smarter people than me out there. But why am I the
• 33:05
  one like kind of coming up with some stuff here? It's like, it's
• 33:07
  not It's like it's like the poor lady that got ax murdered and milsch right
• 33:13
  exactly. They waited until something happened. They something did happen, and they
• 33:19
  still didn't do anything right. And my solution slash, you know, step
• 33:24
  in the right direction. Let's call it is. If I'm dating my girlfriend
• 33:30
  and I either a beat her up, threatened to beat her up, threaten
• 33:34
  to kill her whatever, she files a court, we go to court,
• 33:38
  judge issues a restraining order on me. My not solution. But my suggestion
• 33:45
  is I get an ankle bracelet. Now do I deserve it? She could
• 33:51
  be lying, right, right, Okay, Well I don't deserve the big
• 33:54
  fucking, clunky, fucking thing that everyone's gonna see while I'm walking around Stonebridge.
• 33:59
  Right, I'll get a Disney band, you know. Yeah, they
• 34:02
  can make these things. Yeah, that one she can track on her phone
• 34:07
  that it'll ping me within a thousand feet of her or whoever she wants to
• 34:10
  do. Yeah, and if I pass all my ship in the next six
• 34:14
  months, I don't threaten I do anything. It gets taken off. No
• 34:16
  one even knows I have it, right, that's it. Because she gives
• 34:20
  her a head start. Like if she's at the store and I'm at the
• 34:22
  gas station and she really fears for her life, she can go call a
• 34:27
  manager or go hide out in the back. He doesn't know where you are,
• 34:30
  but you know where he is, right, so at night you can
• 34:32
  maybe set it to hours, Like if he's within three miles of me and
• 34:36
  I'm sleeping, it fucking sets off something. I can get up, grab
• 34:39
  my kids, get in my car if I feel that's the need. And
• 34:43
  I feel like this lady had that need. Yeah. She literally was three
• 34:47
  weeks prior in front of a judge saying he's gonna kill me. Yeah,
• 34:51
  and the guy killed her, and she had no warning nothing, Yeah,
• 34:55
  just because he has a reason piece of paper filed. Yeah, it's most
• 34:59
  of these mastic violence cases. Though. Now the comp that was on the
• 35:01
  case got in a little bit of trouble, got a little heat because he
• 35:05
  didn't file in the time. It's the guy was going to be arrested,
• 35:07
  right, It still wouldn't matter. He would have been arrested. Yeah,
• 35:10
  he was gonna get her if he really wanted to get her that bad.
• 35:13
  He's gonna get her under these circumstances, right, I mean, I see
• 35:15
  it in day to day life. I watch everybody in my life is like
• 35:20
  Sam, stop watching crime documentaries. But let me tell you something. I
• 35:23
  know all the damn warning signs of this. Yeah. Ok, so there's
• 35:27
  plenty of times where I'm like, I'm looking at people just by their mannerisms,
• 35:31
  by the way they act. And I work with children, right,
• 35:34
  so I see this sometimes in a different light. But let me tell you,
• 35:37
  anytime I see those mannerisms, I see that attitude, I see those
• 35:40
  looks, I see that body language, I'm instantly getting involved immediately, right,
• 35:46
  you know, because you have to try, you have to try,
• 35:51
  You have to try. I mean, it's it's the fact that that even
• 35:53
  happened is sick. It happened actually in my own office. We had a
• 35:58
  mom who brought her two kids in for a physical went home and the father
• 36:04
  axe murdered her and walked out of the house. Thank god left her left
• 36:07
  the kids. Um, but yeah, same thing. I think it's probably
• 36:12
  the same person. Uh no, No, no, this was years ago.
• 36:17
  That was pretty familiar. No, that's what I'm saying. That's what's
• 36:20
  fucked up. Like this literally had the reason why I was in Axis because
• 36:22
  they actually, guess what, they took away his guns because he was military
• 36:28
  and he had this. You can't have a felony or any kind of thing.
• 36:30
  They take away your guns. Okay, guess what he still found away.
• 36:35
  You always find a way. She had a gun. Yeah, maybe
• 36:39
  she could still be alive. Yeah, that's where we that. Yep,
• 36:44
  there you go. Do you know I think that if you are a sane
• 36:47
  person, especially in this world, and you are of age, go get
• 36:52
  your gun license. Um, take your time to know how to use it.
• 36:59
  Reasons. There's gun ranges in Orange. Um, I go shooting with
• 37:02
  my brother in law and lock them up and keep the safety off exactly.
• 37:07
  That's it. And he always, um, is really great about teaching me
• 37:12
  about the safety, how to handle the gun, how to take the gun
• 37:14
  apart, you know, all that kind. I'm not that good with it.
• 37:17
  I don't have my license. Um yeah, but I've handled them before,
• 37:22
  you know, like whatever at mine. So they're very intimidating. Absolutely,
• 37:27
  However, Um, I'm going to protect my family no matter what.
• 37:30
  And I'm not going to let some you know, criminal who got an illegal
• 37:35
  gun kill me or anyone I love, right, you know, if I
• 37:37
  have anything to say about it, right, No, I mean, that's
• 37:40
  that's your second Amendment. Right. First of all, I did to stort
• 37:44
  that a lot, apparently, Well yeah, that's the thing. I you
• 37:47
  know, you could say whatever the fuck you want, but if I say
• 37:50
  it, you know what I mean. It's the double standard. I mean,
• 37:52
  anybody on any side, you have to come to a point of stopping
• 37:55
  a fucking idiot. You are so dumb, you look down, um,
• 38:00
  you act um, Okay, stop it. It's so stupid. You can't
• 38:05
  say whatever you want if I can't, you know, But that's why here
• 38:08
  I am right, this is your platform. Girl's quick PSA announcement talking about
• 38:14
  the kids and talking about TikTok um. The new TikTok trend. You see
• 38:19
  this one is popping between eight and twelve benadrill to have hallucinations, and of
• 38:24
  course thirteen year old fourteen old kid died. So hydra benadrill from your children
• 38:31
  that are on TikTok all day, guest, So that is my PSA of
• 38:36
  the day. You wonder, I mean I wonder too. It's got from
• 38:38
  tide pods to all sorts of crazy. Where the hell are the parents though?
• 38:45
  Well, here's the thing. They have a built in babysitter and it's
• 38:49
  the phone their computer. I know that. Like listen, I work in
• 38:52
  the restaurant business. The only time they get kids sitting on the table it's
• 38:55
  and listen, I kind of understand it to a point. So it's the
• 39:00
  husband and wife are out with the two kids. They want to have a
• 39:02
  nice night out, a couple of glasses of wine, have a nice dinner,
• 39:06
  and go home just kind of decompressed. But they have to bring their
• 39:08
  kids with them, right, So what do they do? They give each
• 39:10
  kid a tablet. Now, now the kids, depending on the age,
• 39:14
  they're just playing games on it or whatever. But it occupies them, right,
• 39:17
  like when when I'm much older than you, But when I was young,
• 39:21
  like I was like mommy, mommy, mommy. I she's probably slapping
• 39:23
  me around, like, yeah, we brought toys. My parents would bring
• 39:27
  puzzles, coloring books, whatever. Now it's all those kids coming with this
• 39:30
  ship. Yeah you know, And I mean it's it's it's the same thing
• 39:34
  with parents. It's it's all a healthy balance. You know. You have
• 39:37
  to use it as something that of course, you know, you're not always
• 39:39
  going to get a babysitter, so maybe you want to go out and have
• 39:42
  a nice dinner and I get that, you know, and bring them headphones
• 39:45
  and let them watch their little video. But watch them right, what these
• 39:49
  kids are? I mean, I don't know, um, how long you've
• 39:52
  been in your girlfriend's son's life. Fathers okay, about five years? Okay,
• 39:58
  so he wasn't really that young. He was eight eight Okay. So
• 40:00
  my nieces and nephew's you know, I've been around since birth. And they
• 40:05
  used to watch the weirdest shit on YouTube. Yeah, And I don't know
• 40:09
  if anybody agrees with me with this or have seen this. They watch these
• 40:13
  videos of adults playing with toys. Have you seen that, okay, trying
• 40:19
  to like trying to ye, like I'm playing figuring out what it is like
• 40:22
  playing with toys. Okay, that's mental Okay, yeah yeah, and it's
• 40:27
  scary. It scares me. On well, it's all for the fucking clicks,
• 40:30
  I mean whatever, but it's got to take something out of me as
• 40:32
  an adult to sit there with some Barbie dolls and really reenact like I used
• 40:37
  to when I was a child. So I don't know, a little creepy.
• 40:40
  Yeah, Like it's funny like you say that because I think Braden got
• 40:47
  onto social media probably at eleven, two years ago, and I advocated it
• 40:53
  for it because of COVID and like it's kind of how he can contact his
• 40:57
  friends except for being on Spot, which is another whole thing, you know
• 41:00
  whatever, Right, But now I think I kind of regret And now I
• 41:04
  think I think one platform is plenty, but he's on. I think the
• 41:08
  only one he's not on now is is Facebook. But he's on Instagram.
• 41:13
  He's on Twitter, but he's never on it, but he has a handle,
• 41:15
  you know, he's on the TikTok, he's on with the snapchat all
• 41:19
  that shite. I'm not even on all this shit. Yeah, And I
• 41:22
  think there's just too many things these kids need to check all the time.
• 41:28
  You know, if he just had Instagram, go on Instagram, you kind
• 41:30
  of get bored after ten minutes, you shut it off. Right. Then
• 41:32
  he shuts that down, He goes to TikTok, he shuts that down,
• 41:36
  He goes in next and then he shuts his phone down and he hops on
• 41:37
  his tablet. Then he goes on xbot. And it's like non fucking stop.
• 41:42
  Yeah, No, it's a lifestyle that I'm like, go outside ball
• 41:46
  it is. It's it's a lifestyle that they created. And the other problem
• 41:50
  is that what I think too needs to come into the conversation. And again
• 41:52
  I listened to another wonderful podcast about this about a man who did not give
• 41:57
  his children social media or cell phones until they we're eighteen. That's hard,
• 42:02
  and any parent is going to look you in the face and laugh at you
• 42:05
  and be like, huh, good fucking luck. Right, But I think
• 42:07
  we need to really bring that to the table and let's talk to young people.
• 42:12
  Not all these kids having kids out of wedlock at least make it to
• 42:15
  thirteen or right, But let's have conversations as young adults, because this is
• 42:20
  part of what's at stake for America and for our country. We need people
• 42:24
  with morale, We need people with value Christian Judaea values, who actually want
• 42:30
  the white pick offense, who want to get married, who want to have
• 42:32
  children and want to contribute to society. And we need to sit as young
• 42:37
  adults and we need to start having these kind of conversations. Let's stop talking
• 42:40
  about fucking Dylan mulvaney and his bullshit and chopping your penis off at twelve.
• 42:45
  Let's talk about, Hey, how am I going to keep my kids away
• 42:47
  from this without them hating my guts, without them, you know, doing
• 42:53
  the normal teenage like regression of like, fuck you, mom, you don't
• 42:58
  let me do this, So I'm going to go run away and do this,
• 43:00
  you know, I mean we all, I mean we all do that.
• 43:02
  In a way. It's generational, Like you know I was, I
• 43:06
  was always a good kid, Like I never threatened to run away. I
• 43:09
  never never really did you know, I didn't. I mean I moved so
• 43:12
  much like your parents were divorced. I was a new school system every twelve
• 43:15
  to eighteen months. I think it's kind of made me who I was.
• 43:19
  You know, always having to meet people and reappreciate myself into a click or
• 43:22
  a clan or just meet new people, meet new friends, you know,
• 43:25
  until I settled down in high school and I think it. I'm not I
• 43:30
  don't recommend it for everybody, but I think me personally, it helped me
• 43:32
  out a lot. And like it's where I you know, I'm fucking you
• 43:36
  know. I mean, I could talk to anybody but Bartender. I'll I
• 43:37
  started this, you know. Yeah, it doesn't I'll talk to anybody anywhere.
• 43:40
  I don't care. Um, But I think generationally now with with all
• 43:45
  of this stuff will eventually be the downfall unless, like you just said,
• 43:52
  we have these conversations. We limit like to have these kids canna be blind
• 43:59
  by the time they're fucking forty. Yeah, they don't take their eyes off
• 44:01
  this shit, right, you know, or just just scrambled eggs in their
• 44:05
  fucking brain. Yeah. I mean, I mean you think I think about
• 44:07
  it just like I'm I'm sorry, I gotta put my shit down, so
• 44:09
  I'm like Jesus, Yeah, no watching fucking reels on Instagram. I gotta
• 44:15
  Yeah, I got to think about how it makes you feel mentally, right,
• 44:19
  you know, And That's what I'm saying. For these kids who are
• 44:21
  already struggling with their bodies, with their sexualities, with making friends, with
• 44:27
  finding their place in the world. The influence is so desperate on social media.
• 44:31
  It's like, how how can we continue to ignore this and continue to
• 44:36
  say that no, this is normal? To shut up? Right, just
• 44:38
  shut up, just shut up. I mean, because it's I mean,
• 44:43
  at the end of the day, it's money and power, right, and
• 44:45
  the government has their hands and a lot of stuff pharmaceuticals obviously, uh,
• 44:52
  you know, in the companies like Apple and Samsung and which is global,
• 44:55
  right, you know, it's and the people who are educated, which I
• 44:59
  think like Apples EO is going to be like oh yeah, no, it's
• 45:00
  fine, kids can't have the iPhone. Hilary team now, yeah. I
• 45:04
  mean these people are educated, but they're also indoctrinated. And these are the
• 45:07
  people who are making decisions for you and your kids. And I think that's
• 45:12
  another thing we need to really look at, is like the college system that
• 45:17
  is creating these adults that are just morons, that are just idiots, right.
• 45:23
  I mean, I don't care if you went to Harvard, you went
• 45:25
  to Yale. I've heard you speak, and you sound like an idiot.
• 45:29
  I mean, the left pans to this narrative that they want. Basically,
• 45:36
  it's easier. You just tell me what to do, right, It's easier.
• 45:38
  It's easier that way. I don't have to think. I don't have
• 45:40
  to work for it. I don't have to pay into it more. There
• 45:46
  we go, you know what I mean. That's how some really scary things
• 45:51
  in our history started, you know. And I won't get into that too
• 45:53
  much. That philosophy or that thing apes and a lot of things in life.
• 46:00
  And one quick thing is like I used to work for Marriott right before
• 46:07
  I started working at Stonebridge, worked in Trumbull, went down to Florida,
• 46:10
  worked at a hotel in Florida. And I'll never forget my manager, my
• 46:14
  GM, telling me the one thing. So I was twenty four at the
• 46:16
  time, and we had three We had a really like a five star Michelin
• 46:22
  raided restaurant there. We had your basic like just restaurant for the hotel.
• 46:27
  Then we had the bars and whatever. And there was this guy who's like
• 46:30
  sixty years old, he'd been working there for fifteen years. He's the restaurant
• 46:32
  manager. And I was you know, I was kind of groomed like in
• 46:37
  that business, like just you know, work eight months to twelve months here
• 46:40
  and just climb that fucking ladder, you know. Yeah. Yeah, So
• 46:45
  I said to the GM we were just sitting down bullshit and like what my
• 46:47
  aspirations were all this stuff? And I said, you know, what's up
• 46:50
  with the ron? He said, what, He's great? I go,
• 46:52
  I know, but what's he making forty five thousand dollars a year just being
• 46:58
  a restaurant manager. He's never wanted to move up. He goes, he
• 47:01
  says to me he was chair. These are the best employees I could ever
• 47:06
  have. I don't have to go find anyone. Nope. He just does
• 47:08
  his job. He doesn't complain. Ye, he doesn't make much money.
• 47:14
  You know. He goes. A guy like you who's hungry and wants to
• 47:15
  succeed, you're gonna leap frog him in fucking eighteen months. Yeah, and
• 47:20
  you'll be out of here. You'll be gone, right. You know.
• 47:22
  It's a whole another reason why I left Marryott. But like that always instilled
• 47:24
  in me, like there's just some people that's happy where there are just happy.
• 47:29
  I mean, I guess I've yeah, twenty three years. But well,
• 47:32
  I mean it's different though, but you're you. You you have a
• 47:36
  job that's essentially the same, but not every day, you know what I
• 47:38
  mean. So you you know, one thing is um with employment. I
• 47:44
  don't agree with nearly anything of my generation, but the only thing I do
• 47:47
  agree with is, you know, not wanting to be said in terry and
• 47:52
  not wanting to continue to work for pennies and be treated like shit. Right
• 47:57
  you know. So I think the older generation should really were more realistic,
• 48:00
  like, hey, I know how to do my job. I'm comfortable at
• 48:04
  my job's married, Okay, my bills, that's it, that's it,
• 48:07
  whereas we're more like fuck that. We want to live our lives, have
• 48:13
  a purpose, feel like we matter, and that's how we feel filled,
• 48:16
  rather than these like nine to five jobs, right that a lot of us
• 48:21
  do work like my my I'll tell people the reason why I've been a Stormers
• 48:25
  for so long is my freedom. Yeah. I can work when I want,
• 48:30
  I can take off when I want. I mean, the summers are
• 48:34
  the summers. But I've come to realize, all right, there's five months
• 48:37
  out of the year that I really I got to buckle down and make my
• 48:39
  money. And I still make decent money, you know, in the off
• 48:43
  months. But there's perks, there's you know, it's just this. It's
• 48:47
  just so you know, I got, you know, the first five years,
• 48:50
  and this is my last summer. This is my last summer, and
• 48:52
  then I'm content. Yeah, you know, like I just I've done a
• 48:58
  lot of things in my life that probably a lot of people haven't done or
• 49:02
  weren't able to. Yeah, from being a fucking bartender. Ye, Now,
• 49:07
  could I have been better off in my life? Is financially sure?
• 49:09
  I could have. I could have stayed in the Marriott World, probably been
• 49:14
  gm in a fucking golf course at this point twenty something years later. But
• 49:17
  what's what's worth it? Though? It's love and take, it's I would
• 49:22
  have been traveling all the world. I probably wouldn't, you know, I
• 49:23
  don't know. I'm just I'm I have no regrets. Let's put it like
• 49:28
  that. Yeah, yeah, my body might say differently, my body's breaking
• 49:31
  down, but it's the truth. We got to stop looking at it as
• 49:35
  like you've got to go to college, you have to get a degree,
• 49:37
  and you have to have this nine to five and you have to make you
• 49:39
  know, six figures a year. It's like, no, you don't,
• 49:42
  you don't need I mean, right now, you need six figures to fucking
• 49:45
  live. It's ridiculous. But you know that's a whole note store today.
• 49:50
  Like I was like one hundred thirty dollars. I mean, this is the
• 49:54
  other thing. You know, people at my age, you know you can't
• 49:59
  so fort example, I'm buying a home. Right so, I'm looking to
• 50:01
  buy a home. You can't do that at twenty five anymore. You can't
• 50:06
  even do it back when Trump, I can't do it right now, back
• 50:08
  when Trump was president. As a first time HomeBuyer, you can get a
• 50:10
  mortgage rate for one percent. You want to know the mortgage rate they threw
• 50:15
  at me. Let me get a seven seven point four, but close the
• 50:17
  Yeah seven point four. I always say that because I was just said Webster
• 50:21
  bakers my money. It was first time home buyer was like like six nine
• 50:27
  there. Yeah, looking for something a little lower, go to Webster or
• 50:29
  something of that. Pop to hit him up. You know I've already I've
• 50:31
  already owned a home in a condo. So I'm like, I'm not getting
• 50:35
  any of those benefits. Yeah. Uh again, though, it's something you
• 50:39
  wait out a little bit, think of change. Trump speaking. All right,
• 50:43
  you brought Trump up, so we got two topics. Lest Trump Trump
• 50:46
  Trump, Trumpy, Trumpy Trumpy. He's back in the news. Obviously,
• 50:50
  He's always in the news. He never goes away because the news is all
• 50:52
  Democrats. So you can make fun of him all you want, but he's
• 50:54
  an enticing fellow. He is, sure is. So I've been on record
• 51:00
  recently, uh that I don't really want him to run again because I just
• 51:04
  don't want the circus again. Okay. I was very pro to Santis,
• 51:07
  which I still am. Uh but since this you know, indictment happened and
• 51:15
  just some crazy shit that's been going, it's like, all right, in
• 51:22
  the you know, political wins are like New England weather. I mean,
• 51:24
  they just they change every fucking day. So now I'm kind of I'm not
• 51:29
  on the Trump train per se, but I think the Santis is actually getting
• 51:31
  a lot of heat amongst the Republicans. So it's like, all right,
• 51:35
  are you on the Trump wagon? Perhaps? Here? Well here's my thing,
• 51:38
  right, I do not want to lose in twenty twenty four, tell
• 51:43
  us about it. Okay, So all right, if the Santis in twenty
• 51:47
  twenty eight for eight years means Trump for four more. I'm all about it
• 51:52
  and again, but these political wins change. The Santist could be completely gone
• 51:57
  by twenty twenty five. No one knows about him anymore. There could some
• 52:00
  other young stud coming up. I think the Sants has made a couple of
• 52:02
  weird moves. I don't again, it's the news cycle. It'll be gone
• 52:06
  tomorrow. Like he was trying to build a prison outside at Disney and it's
• 52:09
  for like all this crazy crab but everyone's like killing him for it. But
• 52:14
  the one thing I hate is that like him and him and Trump don't get
• 52:15
  along. Well that was never the case. I mean, here's the thing.
• 52:19
  The problem with um de Santis for me is he's too rehearsed, he's
• 52:23
  too politically correct, and he's too reliant on his donors. Um for example,
• 52:30
  Well he's part of the swamp which during yeah, right, during the
• 52:34
  indictment, he didn't open his mouth, and he should have opened his mouth.
• 52:39
  He made a statement he did. It was a shitty statement. We
• 52:42
  made two statements. One we're shitty. One was like, you know,
• 52:46
  this shouldn't happen, right, I mean, This is the thing though,
• 52:51
  as us as modern conservatives. Okay, this is part of like fighting,
• 52:57
  the fight of understanding that the politics and the money and the donors, it's
• 53:02
  all bullshit and you we need. That's what got Trump elected because he didn't
• 53:07
  give a flying fuck and he said exactly what we needed. And he may
• 53:10
  have said some stupid shit. I agree that he needs to shut his mouth
• 53:14
  sometimes, but sometimes, but sometimes I think he's funny. I think people
• 53:19
  are a little too fucking sensitive. But I think that, you know,
• 53:22
  with Ron de Stantis, the problem is he's just too rehearsed. He's just
• 53:25
  too fucking rehearsed. I don't trust him. I don't trust his foreign policy.
• 53:30
  I don't know how he'd be as president of the United States. I
• 53:34
  just don't know about that. And I think that he a one hundred percent.
• 53:37
  When the indictment should have happened, he should immediately have come out and
• 53:38
  said absolutely not, they shouldn't be happening, and it should have been a
• 53:43
  strong statement. Yeah. But at the same time, I know he's he's
• 53:47
  got bigger aspirations. He doesn't want to be Trump's VP, which I think
• 53:52
  would be the best move for him. That would have been the best move
• 53:55
  one. It would have been a landslide, well, would have been a
• 53:59
  landslide without cheat. Uh, you know, and then he can learn the
• 54:04
  foreign policy. He can learn all that for four years, and then he
• 54:06
  would probably and then he would just fucking kill it for eight Well, this
• 54:09
  is the thing with all of them, and Trump's the biggest ego guy.
• 54:13
  They all have egos well yea, and they all don't necessarily have the right
• 54:16
  voice in their ear. No. Trump definitely did it right, and I
• 54:21
  don't think the Sansis does either. No. Um, we certainly know Biden
• 54:24
  does not, but I think he just has like a I don't know.
• 54:29
  Again, it's it's we're at a year and six months till the election,
• 54:34
  right or skive or take a month. It's November twenty twenty, so far
• 54:37
  away. But it's really not. I know. It sound like they're gonna
• 54:40
  hit the campaign trail and fucking I know, choa can't wait. Uh,
• 54:50
  what do you think with the indictment as far as should like, we all
• 54:55
  know what Trump's gonna do. He's gonna go full steam ahead and don't give
• 54:59
  a fun Oh yeah, I mean, but we know that none of it
• 55:02
  is true. I mean even the track that a judge would have put that
• 55:05
  through and not have completely thrown it away in the trash, crumbled it up
• 55:08
  and said bye, I mean it's nonsense. It's absolute utter nonsense. And
• 55:14
  I thought it was already taken care of. Yeah, it was right,
• 55:16
  right, it was right, it was. But now they're going to indict
• 55:19
  him anyway for I don't know, saying well, well, we feel like
• 55:24
  we feel like this happened, so you have to deal with it. What
• 55:29
  was the movie with it? Maybe a little before your time, but Tom
• 55:32
  Cruise, it was the he was the lawyer, all right. So it
• 55:38
  just popped in my head now. But I remember thinking about it when the
• 55:40
  Trump stuff like you up. So he was he got hired by a law
• 55:45
  firm. Okay, that was basically a big laundering, money laundering firm for
• 55:50
  the Mob, and he kind of stumbled upon it and they're basically out to
• 55:55
  kill him. Yeah, he tried to keep it under wraps for a while
• 56:00
  and at the end he literally goes into the mob's den and says, hey,
• 56:05
  you guys have been overbuild on, you know, from from the firm
• 56:10
  and the mob. Guys know what's going on, but they're like they were
• 56:13
  like, holy shit, what the fuck are you doing here? Like there's
• 56:15
  a fucking price on your head. Yeah, and he's like, yeah,
• 56:19
  you've been overbuild like you know, seven thousand hours or something. The firm,
• 56:22
  it was called the Firm. Good movie, check it out. And
• 56:25
  basically at the end of the movie he gets out of there, he has
• 56:29
  him signed off all this shit. He walks out and then the FBI agent
• 56:32
  that like turned him, he goes, what do you got for me?
• 56:36
  He goes, I got seventy like counts of mail fraud and the guy the
• 56:43
  FBI guys like what. He goes, Yeah, every time they mailed out
• 56:45
  a bill that had wrong hours on it is illegal and it's mail frauds.
• 56:51
  You got seventy counts that ten years each to have at it. And he
• 56:54
  like walked off into the sunset. I feel like that's what they're trying to
• 56:57
  get Trump on, like he's stupid, fucking yeah. No, seriously,
• 57:00
  I mean they the whole like paying hush money or whatever. This is the
• 57:06
  woman money by the way, Um literally nothing, Okay, you're a public
• 57:10
  figure, like fucking hush No. Number one, she didn't she lied.
• 57:15
  She lied but then she came back and said this never happened. Right,
• 57:19
  she contradicted herself. Yeah, she contradicted herself. She said this never happened
• 57:22
  and this wasn't true. But everybody's like, oh my god, like she
• 57:24
  was told she had to lie. And it's like, real, guys,
• 57:30
  it's exhausting, it's fucking exhausting. But do I think we have a chance
• 57:36
  right now? I don't have a lot of hope. I don't have a
• 57:37
  lot of hope. I don't know. There's a wonderful candidate if you guys
• 57:40
  haven't checked him out, Vivic Ramaswamy. Very fun name to say, Ramaswamy.
• 57:47
  What would his nickname be? Rami Schwammy, the swammy Sam, It's
• 57:54
  gonna predict this guy doesn't stand a damn chance. But he's a really cool
• 58:00
  guy. We talked earlier, like just get your name out there. No,
• 58:02
  he needs to get in front of the cameras, get in front of
• 58:06
  your policies. A smart guy and if you haven't listened to him, give
• 58:08
  him a shot and take a listen to him. Um, because I think
• 58:10
  he's a really good runner in this race. Um, But I don't know.
• 58:15
  I don't know what to say, we can be like the liberals and
• 58:17
  how they say like push back, push back, all right, Republicans start
• 58:22
  throwing in those battle Republicans these years now they have been it's it's really,
• 58:27
  it's it's really again these really old school but modern staunch conservatives that are that
• 58:32
  are really fighting this fight, right, that are really fighting this fight,
• 58:37
  like miss McConnell, go away, no, get out, you're done,
• 58:39
  You're canceled, You're done. It's just it's so annoying. It's like and
• 58:44
  then they term limits like it's the they have it for a president but nothing
• 58:46
  else. It's like crazy, it's disgusting. You're one hundred and three years
• 58:51
  old. They go to bed go go. You don't even know what TikTok
• 58:53
  is, but you're trying to You're trying to sit on a fucking congress board
• 58:57
  fucking grilling their CEO. Like you know what I could say, exactly exactly,
• 59:01
  all right, Trump twenties twenty four. You heard it here first,
• 59:06
  I am Santas hasn't announced it though as he officially he did. I didn't
• 59:13
  think he did that. He's made hints of it, but a lot of
• 59:15
  hints. Yes, I don't know, show you how much I paid them.
• 59:20
  Yeah, me too. All right, we're gonna finish up on this.
• 59:23
  I'm gonna have the floor for this and I'll let you finish off with
• 59:25
  what you think. All right. So today it was announced that tomorrow Hamlin
• 59:30
  is returning to the football field or plans too, after he had his on
• 59:35
  field heart attack on January second. I remember watching the game live. It
• 59:39
  was quite a scene. It was pretty tough to watch a lot of confusion.
• 59:45
  No one really knew what was going on. No one knew if he
• 59:47
  was alive or dead on the field. They had a big huddle around him.
• 59:51
  No one knew anything, and the announcements really didn't know much. And
• 59:54
  there's a lot of controversies surrounding how people talked about it the next day all
• 59:59
  that. Uh, but there's a Brazilian conspiracy theories about this. Uh.
• 1:00:06
  Some are he died like died, died like he's not alive right now.
• 1:00:09
  They either have a clone of him, or a stunt double or a body
• 1:00:14
  double. People have been talking about. You know, he's got different tattoos
• 1:00:17
  now and different spots of his neck. Uh. There was after when he
• 1:00:22
  got out of the hospital, he showed up A Bill's playoff game, and
• 1:00:27
  like when he walked out of the elevator, he had his hoodie over his
• 1:00:29
  face, and then on the sidelines, it was snowing so hard. He
• 1:00:32
  was doing his heart signal this fucking thing whatever, and uh, but you
• 1:00:37
  couldn't see his face because it was snowing so hard. It was just weird,
• 1:00:42
  you know. And so I've had my own thoughts on this. I
• 1:00:47
  don't I don't know. I thought he was dead, like really dead.
• 1:00:52
  I don't know. Maybe he's alive. But here's my thing. So he
• 1:00:59
  came out today in front of the cameras and said that he is going to
• 1:01:01
  fight hard to eliminate commocio cortious, which is, if I pronounced that correctly,
• 1:01:08
  is the cause of his heart attack, which is basically blunt force trauma
• 1:01:12
  to your chest during the exact electronical blah blah blah is going through your heart
• 1:01:19
  and it's just perfect timing once one in a million chances, and this is
• 1:01:22
  what keyed me off. So this is bullshit. So he's going to fight
• 1:01:27
  that. And then he says, because this is the this is what he
• 1:01:29
  said today on the news conference, because this is the leading cause of death
• 1:01:32
  and athletes in the world. I've watched football my whole life. I've never
• 1:01:37
  seen this happen. Okay for football, wouldn't it be head trauma, but
• 1:01:42
  it could be Well, no one's really died on the well, yeah,
• 1:01:45
  you know what I mean, like repetitive, repeated head traumas can cause off.
• 1:01:49
  I think I think he's speaking to the fact that soccer players are dying
• 1:01:52
  in Europe and but they're not getting hit. So like this whole this whole
• 1:01:55
  statement was bullshit. So I've read some article is that there's no way it
• 1:02:01
  was commercial cortus because when you get that blunt impact, it immediately seizes your
• 1:02:08
  heart and you go into cardiac arrest immediately. And he did go and get
• 1:02:13
  full cardiac ars he did, but he got up after he got hit.
• 1:02:15
  He got up, he wobbled, and he fell back down. A lot
• 1:02:21
  of the cardiag was like, that's not what happens. He never would have
• 1:02:23
  gotten up, like when he got hit, that's what it was. If
• 1:02:27
  that's what it was, I should have instantly put a stop. Just he
• 1:02:30
  was out. He never would have gotten up. He wouldn't have like he
• 1:02:31
  stood up for like a half second and a half. Then he started wobbling.
• 1:02:35
  Then he went down. I don't know what the term is called for
• 1:02:38
  the other one, but there was like they they have equated to the vaccine.
• 1:02:43
  You're right, So they're like, you know, my whole thing is
• 1:02:46
  when do we start asking the questions? Like it just just feeled, it
• 1:02:50
  feels the question, but is this you're a loud right, here's my point
• 1:02:54
  too. Let's say it is him, but whatever it is, let's say
• 1:03:02
  he's convinced that he had a heart attack from what is it, cargo des
• 1:03:08
  like that emotio condragonitis. That sounds right, and it's four months really,
• 1:03:16
  four months after this happened. Yeah, why the fucking hell would you want
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  to go back and play NFL football as a defender? Yeah, okay,
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  when you could hit the book circuit, the fucking you know, you could
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  be an advocate for fucking this. You could. You could make millions of
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  millions of dollars, right, you could do whatever. You could do whatever
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  you want. You got books written about you. Yeah. So on the
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  ESPN today around the Horn, that stupid show, they're all, it gets
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  a miracle. I go, exactly, it's a fucking miracle, So why
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  the fuck is he going back out there? Yeah, okay, it's just
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  a dumb decision. You know why because the NFL wants this to go away.
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  Oh yeah, they don't. They don't want they don't want people thinking,
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  all right, this conspiracy theories abound if this was actually caused by the
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  vaccine which he took, by the way, seven days prior to when it
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  happened, a huge advocate for huge advocate, they don't want like they're just
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  a money machine. Yeah, but we also have to face the fact.
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  Right, So talking about vaccines is not a conspiracy theory, Okay, And
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  it's not I think that when they understand the risks. I mean at this
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  point to say like as a nurse, I don't have to wear a mask
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  anymore, right, and my it's well known that I do not have a
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  single vaccine. So I just I just don't get it, and I don't.
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  I don't. I don't like the term conspiracy theory when we talk against
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  a vaccine. It's well, again that's an easy out, just like you
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  know, no, it all this other shit is just easy to say.
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  It's it's it's like it's like the defense mechanism of the left. Right,
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  Oh, you're a conspiracy theorist. No, Like, I'm not right.
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  I mean there are some ideas where I'm like, well, you know,
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  yeah, maybe that's kind of far fetched. For example, let me bring
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  you like a real world example of me working in the medical field. Right.
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  So, I get a call from Feiser saying, hey, let's supply
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  you with the COVID vaccine. I am the person who put a stop to
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  that in my office and I said, absolutely not. I will not be
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  giving that to any child. I will not. That is unethical and as
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  a nurse, I have to be ethical. Okay. When they told me,
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  they told me, um, oh, well now we can give it
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  at six months old And I said really, I said, and how does
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  that work? And they said, well, paramedics need to be on site
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  for at least forty five minutes after administration. What why it doesn't sound insane?
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  Um, when I give a kid a measles months in rebella vaccine,
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  nobody paramedic has to sit there right for forty five minutes? Like are we
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  kidding? Are we kidding? And you want me to be like yeah,
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  totally yeah, and I do I do have parents are like where can I
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  get it? Where can I get boostered? Where can I bring the kids?
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  Blah blah blah blah. I'm like, I don't know, not here,
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  not here, But there's there's people like that, oh a lot of
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  them. Yeah, but they're So the problem is with with me is that
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  if you don't know anything about it and you're advocating for it, you just
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  sound like an idiot. Well you're right, you know, I have parents
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  asking me and begging me, where can I get my child boosted? You're
• 1:06:33
  still the guy in a car wearing a mask by himself exactly. So the
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  who has basically come out and said that children under six don't need it,
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  like they've admitted to it. Yeah, they never did, but you never
• 1:06:46
  saw that in the media. So like the MSNBC's, the cnnds of the
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  world, all those fucking idiots like the Rachel mattaw and she was like,
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  if you take the vaccine, you will not spread it, you know,
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  like like the whole clip they keep showing online. I don't even like blame
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  her for it because that was like during it and like that was what she
• 1:07:03
  was fed and whatever. Yeah, but what I blame her for is not
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  retracting it. And that's the problem with the left right. We always have
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  to retract our mistakes like I made him. My brother pointed out a mistake,
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  and I haven't retracted it yet. A couple of weeks ago, I
• 1:07:20
  said, I was I had an x NYPD cop on, great guy and
• 1:07:27
  Alan Wong and we were talking and he he was He asked me like one
• 1:07:30
  of my favorite guests, and I said, you know, I had Robert
• 1:07:33
  O'Neill on and I freudian slipped him, said he's the guy that killed Obama.
• 1:07:39
  Now I meant to save bin Laden, but Osama, Obama whatever.
• 1:07:44
  But we were tracking a lot of whiskey. And then so my brother calls
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  me next day he's like, you know, you said Obama like I did,
• 1:07:50
  so on the record, he did not kill Obama. Obama is still
• 1:07:54
  alive and Obama's married to him. There. Oh my god, I've been
• 1:08:00
  comment We're gonna finish on this, Yeah, I've been. I've been commenting
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  all week. Michael Obama. Everyone's grilling Don Lemon. Did you see this
• 1:08:11
  for saying that, uh, Michelle, Obama is way more sexier than Trump.
• 1:08:17
  Melania? Literally you disorder. Oh listen, here's my explanation. And
• 1:08:24
  I wrote on every side I saw, I said, well Don Lemon's gay
• 1:08:28
  and Michelle's man. Ye done figured out, done, problem solved. It's
• 1:08:33
  that easy, people are right. Everybody, get with it, all right,
• 1:08:36
  Samanthan, thanks so much for coming back on. We should do this
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  every couple of months for sure. Thanks are our grievances and a little bitch
• 1:08:44
  sesshi and yeah, a little bitch. You want to finish any last,
• 1:08:48
  last to ras anything, and we'll get off your chest. Um. I'm
• 1:08:54
  not gonna stop, and I'm gonna keep getting louder, prouder, and better
• 1:08:58
  every day on my journey on social politics. So love it. Hang with
• 1:09:01
  me, friends, love it. You enlighten me with a lot of stuff.
• 1:09:04
  I think you followed me more than I do. I am pretty passionate
• 1:09:08
  about some of this ship though. Ye. Keep get fired up. Oh
• 1:09:11
  I'm fired up. You have to be fired up today? All right,
• 1:09:13
  everybody, thanks for listening, uh, Samanthathy, every thanks for coming on
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  again. We gotta do one of these shows where we're actually drinking, because
• 1:09:19
  I think I'm gonna get no more truth, a like more like Earth,
• 1:09:24
  you know what I mean? Yeah, all right, we'll drink. We
• 1:09:27
  could do it on like a Sunday afternoon or something, or what do you
• 1:09:30
  think I am. We're gonna do Saturday. I'm on Monday through Friday again.
• 1:09:32
  I work Saturdays, so you gotta make a sacrifice. All right,
• 1:09:35
  Sunday day we'll do like a day when you got one of those Jewish holidays
• 1:09:39
  off all those beggar when you get Juneteenth offteenth guys forgot big celebration right in
• 1:09:47
  the middle of the gay Pride month. All right, everybody, have a
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  good night talking about by