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man who all over the father of a parkland

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we have to do more than that

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i am so sorry doctor biden said i wish

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anything the north sea

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ban in reverse course on is perfect plan

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and agreed to testify unfortunately that still

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won't get him out of a criminal trial for contempt

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of congress

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your honor i'm sorry but i'm sorry to get the

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impression that they're going to be what i believe are called

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sequences costs

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consecrate consequences consequences

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, don't know how you say that's not a word we use in my

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world hopefully while

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he that are open get bad it's are finally reveal his

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skin terrorism what

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a cigarette after

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george karl nichols struck down several potential

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defenses ahead about and throw better lawyer david

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shown as out loud in court what

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is the point of going to trial here if there

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are no who defenses

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the judge agreed and suggested bannon and

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his lawyer consider that facts your

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honor the prosecution has an

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unfair advantage of that my client as guilty as

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hell the guy were super those

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are the same time you can't be defended i

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only took this case because his previous lawyer

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saul goodman said it couldn't be

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done

4:58

cheney kicked off tuesday january six

5:00

hearing by reminding everyone that despite what you might

5:03

believe in his partisan world of ours

5:05

donald trump is a fucking adult man

5:08

hesitant from

5:09

the seventy six year old man he

5:12

is not an impressionable child just

5:15

like everyone else in our country he

5:17

is respond

5:17

the ball for his own actions and

5:19

his own choices the

5:22

our investigation has shown donald

5:24

trump had access to more detailed

5:27

and specific information showing

5:29

the election was not actually stolen

5:32

in almost any other american then

5:35

he was told this over and over

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again

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one

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based on loses claim

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as to when life begins he is seventy seven

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cheney continued don't ,

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fooled by some spry athleticism

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and boyish charm my fellow

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americans he's old as shit

5:59

i will go the accurate theory i've raised before and the show

6:01

we can't say for certain that trump isn't a tween

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narcissist you came across all tara the carnival

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this may be a real world big scenario

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don't see the voting machines sydney's

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sees the carnival and beginning machine

6:17

this leaves january six hearing focus in

6:19

part on a tense december eighteenth two thousand

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and twenty meeting at the white house between president

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trump's lawyers and his squad of outsider

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internet adult goons including city powell

6:28

rudy giuliani and mike flynn how off

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the rails was this december eighteenth meeting

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all at white house where erik hersman explain

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that one point ah gen flynn

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took out a

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diagram that supposedly

6:41

showed they he was an

6:43

all over the world and it

6:45

was communicating with whom v the machine and

6:47

some comment about like nest thermostat been hooked

6:49

up to the internet lox

6:53

while remains shocking just how little work they

6:55

put into their dumb conspiracy theories

6:57

as conspiracy paper thin fig leaf over the pulsing

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tiny dick that was trump coup attempt

7:04

i am with moon or not testing

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ness services or any

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smart appliance why do you want

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your toaster connected to the internet

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are you running out of ways to burn down your house

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you need a remote option

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you bed

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no my toes or in our game to download

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updates

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what a world

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the conclave between trump sydney [unk] powell

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rudy giuliani michael quinn and overstock

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dot com former ceo patrick

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byrne was in fact a surprise

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the white house council said power of path

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to bologna is rush to break up the meeting i bet

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pets the bologna set a new land speed record

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the bologna in those final days of like a tesla

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incredible acceleration constantly

7:51

on the verge of an explosion

7:55

they got so heated as a meeting in fact hersman

7:57

and rudy giuliani got into a screaming match

8:00

rudy accuse hershman and the more hesitant trump

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alleys of being the thing

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or maybe add to it another way you're

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a bunch of his

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his expression and

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i don't mean a good time like one belonging to a

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sexy cousin his

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wife a shambles

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i they they also didn't really know who the

8:28

overstock guy was sore the next club

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well

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the always dot person has and stuff

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was

8:35

but i do i want be an hour

8:38

job as a coors you he

8:41

, to me i'm in cabinets and i

8:43

was like you're not have a cabinet and he said

8:45

there's not just one cabinet nice said like hell

8:47

there isn't and you're not in us anyway

8:50

we went around like this for more or less

8:54

me while sydney powell testified that he believes

8:56

you would have been appointed to special counsel and would

8:58

receive top secret clearance scipione

9:00

refuse to specify what trump said

9:02

about how of appointments for pointed out that

9:04

no paperwork was ever filed some

9:06

make the appointment official why

9:09

does where's of one thing in common with merrick garland

9:11

and that's an unshakable belief that if you ignore something

9:14

hard enough it's like it's ever happens

9:19

where , doing over there why

9:21

is the department of justice and all

9:24

of us being updated us being

9:26

same time by the television

9:30

although it is amazing how many

9:32

times during the kind of the

9:34

a new mom of trump's first term

9:37

involve people just ignoring what he was saying

9:39

because if you took it seriously was like a calamity

9:42

the reason zip baloney is not saying what

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trump says it's pretty clear trump

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did make city powell special

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counsel and they all decided if they just

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pretended he didn't they wouldn't

9:53

happen because trump is such a fucking

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boobs he couldn't like execute by

9:57

going around them so they just pretend

9:59

it didn't

9:59

happen like a toddler asking for a minions

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backpack universal

10:06

waiting three hours and hopefully just fell

10:08

asleep

10:10

take me to the capital no

10:17

they're not allowed to tell him no the

10:19

power does flow from him as the

10:22

elected president united sates mean

10:24

elected air quotes all over bus

10:26

they'll just decided not to do what he said because

10:29

he so incompetent he couldn't execute

10:31

but if he wanted to go to the capital that

10:33

day he should have been able to go

10:35

because the secret service doesn't run the country he does

10:38

i'm glad they didn't take him but

10:40

, going pretty fast and loose with the constitution

10:43

economies lawyers were like no pretend

10:45

you didn't say moving on and

10:47

i'm glad they did i got

10:49

guy hershman like is so great these hearings

10:52

the reason he works at the white house is because he was trump

10:54

lawyer for the first impeachment

10:57

sort of all the way down with easy

11:02

former oath keepers spokesman

11:04

jason van outen have said

11:06

the moment he realized he had to leave the oath

11:08

keepers was when he hurt his fellow oath keepers

11:10

the clear the holocaust was it real while

11:12

visiting a grocery store

11:14

the straw that broke the camel's back really

11:16

came when i walked into a

11:19

, store there was a

11:22

group of core members

11:24

of the group of the oath keepers him and

11:26

some associates and they were having a conversation

11:30

at that public

11:32

area where they were talking about

11:34

how the holocaust was not

11:37

real and that was

11:39

for me something i just cannot abide

11:44

wow

11:48

if i found my bottom is crazy

11:52

meanwhile capital rider and former trump supporter

11:54

souvenirs who pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct

11:56

for entering the capital also testified about

11:58

the impact social media had on his

12:00

decision to take part in insurrection said

12:03

heirs of the stop the steal lie i felt

12:05

like i had of course blinders

12:07

on i was locked in the whole time

12:10

the thing for me take the blinders up next

12:12

you step back and see what's going on

12:14

for it's too late

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12:24

i there was a jamie raskin reaction

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shot that absolute cross

12:31

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cheney close the hearing by revealing that trump

13:01

himself at attempted to contact and upcoming january

13:03

six witness saying about is clear attempt to tamper

13:05

we will take any effort to influence witness

13:08

testimony very seriously

13:10

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their grandkids where they live with schools they

13:14

go to a quickly they can be snazzy to an unmarked

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van just like grandpa saps

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later in the week an anonymous source so the washington

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post that trump serves swedish

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meatballs as a december eighteenth

13:26

meeting and in their words patrick byrne

13:28

the oversaw guys with non

13:30

saw housing meatballs a

13:33

so many be false

13:37

more generally trumpet smeared lincoln very jam

13:40

on the walls in the oval office

13:42

willy wonka style because he was being

13:45

thoughtful for , i'm glad

13:47

to see that stress eating meat balls in public is

13:49

a power move as i thought also

13:54

imagine how many me balls

13:56

this man had to eat for

13:58

it'd be a member

13:59

the details from

14:02

asus memorable and bonkers

14:04

day in any of these people's

14:06

lives yeah i

14:09

was on the titanic of course i remember the days

14:11

say this guy at my table was just pounding

14:13

the chicken mayonnaise

14:16

and even worse mental images reports

14:19

say that former house speaker paul ryan was

14:21

sobbing when he watched the january

14:23

six attack unfold on tv explain

14:26

ryan i just couldn't figure out how to turn

14:28

off motions moving

14:31

a pregnant texas woman he was pulled over for

14:33

driving the car pool lane is fighting the citation

14:35

in court arguing that her unborn fetus

14:37

should count as a passenger given

14:40

current of four sigma

14:47

herbert argument no no but

14:50

it's all fun and games until this until this alito

14:52

and thomas used to make contraception illegal i

14:55

took it too far down it was a fun story it

14:58

, a lights joy we liked it taking

15:00

it you know make it a good point fucking these

15:02

people then i took it back to reality

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incoherently through an evening broadcast the anchors later

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it helps a lot hello and good afternoon

15:18

like i was telling you this morning if

15:20

you want says this morning starting his six

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know what today what a beautiful day outside

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it is just amazing and so

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someone to going for it

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i don't think that's funny but i do

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think that's the best use angering i've ever seen and

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any damage to the surrounding apartment complex

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back to you janet's thanks babe it

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other to say the fares it's out of

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is my very has been responsible for wave

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of covert reinspections a summer it is now the dominant

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all over it's that we're michelle

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technically speaking can't read and

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ah is pretty persuasive

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says a lot of times where they're could definitely

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be sheet music on or sheet scene in there isn't

17:03

it does sound nice has a british accent sound he learns

17:05

by listening

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it's pretty persuasive ah nz

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if you wanted to prove you can read as easy and

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like reading three lives x a jonathan groff

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your best friends who easily could be an anti

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with you because he's a good good writers

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eyesore you can tell you know you could

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tell that like jonathan groff you calm and say

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i need you to pretend i can read who come over and do

17:25

it and that's why we love them and

17:29

, why we were even willing to suspend disbelief

17:31

when he played straight on mine hunter where

17:34

am i taking this we gotta keep moving

17:38

in a recent interview natalie portman revealed that chris

17:40

hemsworth did not eat meat leading up

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to their on screen kiss because he's of egan

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crusading about next no dairy fleas i

17:51

shouldn't have dairy about the like i'm given

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their s

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natalie went on to say this video like

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the city was a week

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i can't seen

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he didn't eat meat that morning

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like every half hour yeah he does

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after the existence

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of his tenth and eleventh children surface

18:27

elon musk tweeted doing my best to help the

18:29

under population crisis a collapsing

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birth rate is the biggest danger civilization

18:33

faces by far when

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, on was trying to buy twitter he said the biggest danger the

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world faces six off last year must

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biden on monday unveiled the first full color

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very own mayor melvin carter

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omaha

22:42

first of all the last time you're

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on the show you were here for our blizzard shown

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that for any made it says i am absolutely

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appreciated that the great

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so now you're back the november

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twenty twenty you announced the formation

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of st paul's community first public safety commission

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one of the focuses was reimagine emergency

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response like what what does that look like on the ground

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in a two year since got as a fair

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or taken from the jokes so they couldn't hide

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loyal serious really get how serious really fast

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we'll get we'll get lighter and a bit this ranges

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of and this is the world we live and i don't know what else to

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do now worth hydrant ,

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do you think about like weed

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i don't i , get

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a i'm a fan of those people company

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easy to say anything adds up the

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we've been told

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a lie

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public safety we've been sold for ever that

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if we just lot more people up build bigger prisons

23:48

add more police officers bill add suffer prosecutors

23:50

to fill our presence the neighbors would be safer nobody

23:53

i know would argue that that works in

23:55

the reason is pretty obvious we

23:57

have i think mistaken the

24:00

safety for emergency response my

24:02

father of in the space he's retired police officer

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is a sacred profession and we need police officers

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we need firefighters we need paramedics

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but said mistake that for a comprehensive

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complex public safety systems is

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a fatal mistake center

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i have children will soon as rather

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and when it comes to keeping her face

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it's not just about what happens asked or something

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terrible happens it's not us about finding somebody

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chase them down a sentence i'm a prison after something

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terrible happened source it's about finding a plastic

24:32

plugs and put them in the outlets and safeguarding

24:35

our home so that we can reduce the

24:37

likelihood that anything can be a follow in the first was

24:39

that so we need as a community that sort of public safety

24:42

framework is about that's where our community as

24:44

demanding as or do anything for

24:49

i would have a huge undertaking and involves

24:51

bringing together lot of disparate groups lot of disparate

24:53

interest including the police as you mentioned what did

24:56

you learned about that effort to kind of keep

24:59

what a bunch of different equities can of as

25:01

part of the conversation the

25:03

in seeing thing as everybody knows

25:05

that are public safety system has been failures

25:08

everybody knows that needs to be fundamentally different

25:10

any police officer who walked out tell you liked

25:13

this isn't working for us in this weight

25:15

or one of the crazy parts of our my life as just

25:17

it's full of people who want things to be better up

25:19

but not different

25:24

and i don't know how to do that right because

25:27

and so one of the things that we've done is just

25:29

say we can bring people to the same table have

25:31

real honest conversations we ought to always tell people

25:34

the rent the to pay to be an advisor to

25:36

the mayor is to listen to other people are on

25:38

the table the same way as you want me to listen to you

25:40

and when we do that we find we can find some pretty

25:42

amazing agreement on a lot of things we started

25:44

lot about public transit infrastructure on the show

25:47

ah on his comedy show marcus

25:49

it's easier as the country leaders are trying to invest

25:52

in transit but they're dealing with massive

25:54

ossicles getting process of the ground costs

25:57

bureaucracy but also fear

25:59

and a lack of imagination after decades

26:02

of infrastructure and road

26:04

infrastructure for cars being seen as synonymous

26:07

can you talk a little bit about this project

26:09

that has to do with the rondo neighborhood and i

26:11

ninety four and what you're trying to do

26:14

their yeah absolutely and i think it's really

26:16

a fundamental shift our goal and my team

26:18

his me say saw the time we can't just do different

26:20

things we have to do things differently and

26:23

it's about just looking at what a city

26:25

government can be in the way city hall can be relevant

26:27

in the people's lives differently we've looked as

26:29

you just mentioned we've looked at streets forever

26:31

looked at our infrastructure forever as

26:34

just places for cars and in

26:36

doing so we have wasted millions

26:38

of acres of public space across our countries

26:40

and lots of space across our city the could

26:43

be used to bring people together so

26:45

this approach to just say a space

26:47

for cars cause for us to create

26:49

space is that separate people the

26:51

reason i became a city councilmember in the first place

26:53

was because we're building a billion dollar light rail

26:55

on our neighborhoods that literally was going

26:58

to reduce transit access for the

27:00

people who lived closer to where i grew

27:02

up that's the psychology that we have

27:04

steps about stuff and it's never about

27:06

people and so this is about people

27:08

are the neighborhood the my father grew up in the neighborhood

27:10

the my grandfather grew up and was this neighborhood

27:13

called rondo in st paul our

27:15

wits which

27:18

were my father was growing up was the center

27:20

of our thriving african american community

27:22

and same pause it was approved it it was

27:24

decimated to build the free weights and

27:26

in today's dollars i've seen or studies

27:28

that suggest that over a hundred million dollars

27:31

of wealth was stolen from are african

27:33

american community just but through that through it

27:35

now this story after know played out

27:37

in cities all across america and so

27:39

if the st paul number in the fifties

27:42

was over one hundred million of

27:44

st paul wasn't the blackest city

27:46

in the fifties and

27:48

so yeah to imagine how enormous the

27:51

national number would number when that starts

27:53

either say as say as thinking about the freeway

27:55

our goal is to build a tap

27:57

over the freeway to literally help with

28:00

connect some of those spaces my

28:02

grandfather used to say if you get land you know you

28:04

keep it because that's the one thing they're not

28:06

building more of or literally building more

28:08

land so that we can create wealth for

28:10

people in our little a exciting

28:13

i think it's interesting because you're seeing

28:15

projects like this pop up over the country

28:17

which is basically saying hey seventy

28:19

five years ago a group of people

28:21

who are long dead i decided

28:24

based on financial interest in with a complete disregard

28:26

for black communities to put highways

28:29

that just destroyed neighborhoods they cut right

28:31

through them as or you're seeing in towns

28:33

leader thick on these projects as okay we're

28:35

gonna take this for lane road

28:38

where people scream by no

28:40

one parts no one stops are going to turn

28:42

the middle into a prominent arena try to cap

28:44

the highway and make a kind of park

28:46

in the middle i think it's really exciting and i hope it is

28:49

it one of the prospects of it actually getting down i'm

28:51

it's a moon south forests are by we have

28:53

a great community of folks who are never

28:55

gonna stop pushing for it to legacy or we

28:58

have legislative leaders who are supportive

29:00

and so we think we can do this

29:06

they

29:08

hold also expanding is guaranteed income

29:10

program you talked for the value of direct cash

29:12

payments and we ties with the national child

29:14

tax credit they kept three point seven million children on of

29:16

poverty than of twenty twenty one key talk a little bit

29:18

about st paul's program and

29:20

how was yeah absolutely we're really excited

29:23

about it's a week wants a guaranteed income

29:25

pilot i think of fall of twenty twenties

29:27

or which identified one hundred and fifty families

29:30

low income families a very young children they're

29:32

all a subset of our college bound st

29:34

paul initiative through which we we start every

29:36

child born in our city with fifty dollars in a college

29:38

savings accounts i love talented thank

29:41

you

29:44

i have here if you have a baby

29:46

in st paul you don't want your baby to have a college

29:48

savings accounts this paperwork to sell out which

29:52

is true and so these one

29:54

hundred fifty families receive for a period of eighteen

29:56

months or five hundred dollar monthly benefit

29:59

unconditional can

29:59

the transfer you know lot of times in our

30:02

kind of anti poverty suite of programs

30:04

in america oh we look at a

30:06

program like that we say worry here's some money but you

30:08

can only spend it on food or you can only spend this on

30:10

south or you can only spend as and that's not

30:12

the way families work that's now the way our family

30:15

budgets work the way our family by this

30:17

work is some of us need a child your help

30:19

in some of us need healthcare health and some of us who

30:21

might need food this month might have a truck break down

30:23

next month the need to fix it up to get to work

30:26

and so i became really passionate about this because

30:28

we're my older daughter was born we are on

30:30

wit and if you know anything about waking

30:32

walk out of the grocery store every couple of weeks with

30:35

as much peanut butter as much milk

30:37

as much cheese money eggs as he can possibly

30:39

figure out what to do with my daughter was born

30:42

severely allergic to peanuts and with an allergy

30:44

to milk and dairy soy et

30:46

cetera et cetera so are we got a grocery store

30:49

and we could get unlimited quantities of the cow's

30:51

milk that see couldn't drink

30:53

and none of the almond milk that she could drink or

30:56

unlimited quantities of the peanut butter that

30:58

would cause a life threatening racks and forth

31:00

know almond butter et cetera et cetera et cetera and

31:02

that's what happens when we decide from city

31:04

hall from the state capital or from the nation's capital

31:07

we know better what families need than they

31:09

do that as goal is to invest

31:11

directly on low income families and

31:13

see what happens when we do that an exciting

31:15

thing

31:20

and it is important because believe

31:22

it or not there are some politicians who don't

31:25

support this or and one

31:27

of the things that were doing because we don't

31:29

innocence public safety to we don't apply

31:32

independent evaluation through the lens

31:34

of the policy that we do and so

31:37

in public safety my staff years me sale the times

31:39

if an article doesn't include the word standard deviations

31:41

don't send it to me because this is about

31:44

independent evaluation this is about things that are proven

31:46

to be successful and so with this is concerned

31:48

sir battle all these races tropes his eyes racist

31:50

jokes about what those people would do if

31:53

you give them money or and all races

31:55

are all classes and or or inaccurate

31:57

and were able to prove that because we monster center for

31:59

a guaranteed and research with this our

32:01

organization com years for guaranteed income than i'm

32:03

at one of the national coach years i've got over eighty

32:05

mears right now and over a couple dozen pilot's

32:07

going and we launched the center for guaranteed

32:09

income research on what we're finding out the craziest

32:11

things when those people get money they buy

32:14

groceries or they pay the rents are they

32:16

buy their children bicycles they do all the same

32:18

type of stuff

32:21

they do all the same type of the we would do with

32:24

it and i think we're proving

32:26

is there was never them in the first place is just one big

32:28

always

32:34

the doesn't like this is part of

32:36

this sort of effort to take a look at

32:38

some of the ways in which we have built these they

32:41

didn't in iraq receive those are the administration

32:43

which costs a ton of money we spend

32:46

billions and billions of dollars to

32:48

stop people from doing the wrong thing

32:51

with direct payments right reads as a we

32:53

waste huge huge amounts of budget

32:55

because brooke conservatives and some democrats

32:57

has been a long time making people

32:59

afraid of what happens if people misuse

33:01

public resources but you're not seeing because we don't

33:04

trust the people who we tell every

33:06

four years we believe in

33:07

we don't trust them to take care

33:10

of their families in the way that they do and so

33:12

we hear people say things like our disincentivize

33:14

in work why would anybody work anymore i've never

33:16

heard anybody say that who could quit their day job or

33:18

five hundred dollars a month

33:21

i want to tell you who

33:23

think i'm gonna say two things one is

33:25

gonna think that we're finding through again independent

33:27

academic research is that people who

33:29

participate in this program again employment

33:32

in increased airplane aright much

33:34

higher than people who don't and one of the things

33:36

that were real ah that sounds crazy and so yeah some wine

33:38

they say so i put my south and south hero

33:40

i took some time off that part time jobs

33:43

or interview for a full time job all of these types of

33:45

things but then the other thing in our wanted to

33:47

tell you is one of the biggest knocks that we get

33:49

on our work is how are you gonna keep these families

33:51

from are losing their kind of federal

33:53

programs are losing access to the are kind

33:55

of state programs and the response

33:57

that i was gives he was really important because

33:59

we have seen some people

34:02

who said i don't want to participate in this because

34:05

i don't want to lose my federal benefits we

34:07

also see people say i don't want to take this job

34:09

or on want to take this promotion or on i wanted to take

34:11

this race because i don't wanna lose my several benefits

34:13

and the problem isn't that we're helping families feed their

34:15

children's the problem is that we've created these

34:18

byzantine sterols eligibility

34:20

criteria that disincentivize

34:22

families from upward financial mobility to that

34:24

is systemic inaccurate

34:29

i'm glad i'm also glad you're making

34:31

his argument that hey when it's something we're flying everywhere

34:34

right like cost him his work be the user

34:36

to help themselves and their families indo better last

34:38

everywhere for sixty years into a war on poverty

34:40

and we just thought of giving money to almost

34:42

evil as people

34:44

get cassie fix the roof like people use the

34:46

money really course they do a trade off but i

34:49

also think it's important to

34:50

back to program that we people who use

34:53

it in ways that would be fodder

34:55

for fox news for ppp of force except

34:57

for ppp well that's the point that's the point amazing

34:59

which is which is it is amazing what

35:01

kinds of misuse

35:03

of dollars we will care about care society

35:05

like wage south on a vast scale

35:08

not interesting doesn't get people's

35:10

attention but attention guarantee any if

35:12

we did any kind of federal program at program direct payments

35:14

you can bet that there would be enlist local news

35:17

and national news coverage of any examples

35:19

they could find to make it look like a waste

35:21

to rile people up and and i do

35:23

with them on some of with either due to do

35:25

and i'm blessed to be in a city like singapore

35:28

that supports that understands the need for some

35:30

of some stuff and pushes us to do more it's

35:32

crazy that what we're trying to don't i sort

35:34

of have learned this from our residents that

35:36

the traditional approach the city building is

35:39

this approach to public safety it's this

35:41

i borrowed from the wild west or and a root out the bad

35:43

guys bad gonna monotone rights

35:46

and our approach economic development is quite

35:48

the opposite it's all about spending money to

35:50

lure people here more businesses here more

35:52

workers here and are approaches to take

35:54

that and flip it because that approach

35:56

always makes us source inside

35:58

search or city starts are

35:59

community for the bad and only

36:02

look for potential and promise outside

36:04

of our community and we end up betting against ourselves

36:06

over and over again and

36:09

that it had

36:11

a bind the tie that binds everything

36:13

that we're trying to from raising the minimum wage or

36:16

two cows savings accounts he talked about investments

36:18

and affordable housing and everything that we're trying to do

36:20

is just say we're gonna build a future the city's

36:22

on betting on us betting on our children betting on

36:24

our families betting our businesses and we're just gonna

36:26

keep on doing the

36:31

only hobbies yeah yes

36:33

, i'm i was bi se laughing laughing

36:36

i became mayor completely out of the blue

36:38

i've never made this allowed in as don't know

36:40

don't i

36:42

completely out of do develop a very obsessive

36:45

woodworking hobby every

36:47

time she wants something new see like rover either

36:49

make years ago video and coffee table i can do that

36:51

when in a bad for the i can blow their hands

36:54

and their do

36:55

the do making , table

36:57

woody woody yolk as mine that's the thing

36:59

i've it's been planned i've as i've graduated

37:01

sue i'm my life as i next

37:04

signed to like ochre sinus i graduated

37:06

the more expensive material a nice time

37:08

i'm sorry i'm going away so pillow fight our way

37:10

out play with pining away so we'll always

37:12

have gone away so have we not not a mythical ah

37:16

yes well thank you so

37:18

much for being here know mayor card has agreed to stick

37:20

around we're in the twin cities

37:23

the team's only rise are what we're in st paul

37:25

were in save all

37:29

why you know something thank you for

37:31

doing that

37:34

i promise i promise

37:36

i'm going to pander so hard about this

37:38

topic like in a few minutes as

37:41

, literally the next segment yo be delighted

37:45

delighted in st in which is

37:47

connected to you know was

37:49

you said ah you

37:52

know same policy arnold schwarzenegger to the danny

37:54

devito that

37:56

is minneapolis

38:01

i forgot the know we let people from minneapolis

38:03

there's nothing wrong with any other city

38:05

is nothing on the other one was in he has always

38:08

said i were in same power in st paul

38:10

events and everyone

38:12

from minneapolis who booed

38:14

it obviously just say the opposite when i was in minneapolis

38:19

but i'm not

38:21

the point is we're

38:23

, are cause a beloved queen

38:25

for a day segment into twin

38:28

queens for a day which is really twin

38:30

queens for two days

38:32

between for a day for some reason anyway

38:35

it doesn't matter as a podcast sakes a very low

38:37

fees was as a decision to join us

38:40

or other queen minnesota lieutenant governor peggy

38:42

flanagan

38:52

then governor as graces rejoin

38:55

for queen for a days to queens for two days

38:57

whatever the fuck ah and

38:59

will cigarette have will conversation but i'm gonna start with

39:01

these questions these ideas syria queen for day

39:04

the what you do our i first question

39:07

if you had unlimited funds presumably via some

39:09

kind of monkeys passageways and where

39:11

are you spending your day at the mall of america

39:16

but he think

39:17

kinda gov

39:17

are there visiting guests her

39:20

that's not only

39:21

the way i go to the mall of

39:24

america

39:26

the when things i have a nine year olds

39:29

who is like a super fan of

39:32

nickelodeon universe ads

39:34

are we with spend just endless

39:36

amounts of time on the sponge bob

39:39

coaster or side be like mama the

39:41

there is loop after losing a lot after

39:43

loop until we throw up i'm

39:46

i think we'd spend a lot of time in the nickelodeon

39:48

universe as well i'm i think we'd price

39:51

and think simon of their like the virtual reality

39:53

place reality can remember when it's car but our family

39:55

gets there are fair share of i'm

39:57

trying to figure out golf as a new hobby so

39:59

in one any off upstairs and then i

40:02

think i'd have money for bus or to get back to sample

40:04

great for , next question

40:07

if you are the superpower to switch minnesota whether

40:09

to the weather have any other states

40:13

which state would if he things to keep in mind

40:15

you nirvana me

40:18

then i marriage the north stars thing

40:21

which of minnesota of latte

40:25

won't say it

40:26

i would switch to minnesota

40:28

withhold say which is the

40:30

original name of minnesota

40:32

in south hossa

40:35

all right wow

40:40

the pandering is pandering think you can see yes

40:43

i got a blue collar floating collar floating

40:45

air the correct answer is california

40:49

no one is i don't know

40:51

, not good if not it's not

40:54

that extreme heat on with the cards in florida

40:57

florida then items for a bag of fast like heard that

40:59

extreme heat out there is

41:01

actually more of it's it's okay

41:03

to go restricted and that odysseus the

41:05

boys worth people hate the weather being the same

41:07

everyday was in it's never too cause

41:10

it's never too cold to put on a coat and boots

41:12

and gone have a great time in the north south

41:16

is issue is say

41:17

then i remember let's remember

41:20

what prince said

41:21

minnesota is so called a keeps

41:24

the bad people out

41:26

that question speaking

41:30

of friends what prince song would you want to

41:32

magically play every time you enter a room

41:36

every time every time as a

41:39

bit about it's a bit of a might a sad situation

41:41

is every time weddings

41:44

funerals sexual encounters and

41:47

, hundred percent the time

41:49

no exception to

41:53

well usually i'm with my wife so the most

41:55

beautiful girl normal wow wow

41:58

wow is craziness right

42:01

your wife is a baby led the appreciate

42:05

all , guys i'm a prince so much

42:08

as he says he saw

42:10

his on

42:12

that

42:15

i would say the sex or scotia

42:17

lower

42:20

minnesota

42:22

and city

42:22

in the polish yeah i

42:25

they say oh man

42:27

controversies oh

42:30

say

42:31

i mean right because like

42:33

it's and and some when that comes

42:35

on your solders go back your

42:38

confidence increases it's

42:40

exam

42:40

the

42:43

correct answer is

42:45

party man

42:49

it is what the joker yet or sue in

42:52

nineteen eighty nine batman when

42:55

the darkest they may could see above in the eighties

42:57

was messing with impedance

43:02

medical thing

43:03

speaking of prince

43:06

the purple one in bob dylan our sons

43:08

of minnesota i'm not saying i want this to happen

43:11

it couldn't happen thing

43:14

, the phrasing this question in hindsight the

43:17

point is obviously this can't happen but if it

43:19

could would would in a fight

43:23

bob dylan or prince

43:25

there's no rules are in the octagon

43:27

there's one right answer

43:28

pretty nuts i i think

43:31

that caress i think that's correct i

43:33

think he has the think think he has the athleticism

43:36

that would definitely a symbol is true and when

43:38

okay

43:39

let me know when survive zealand but like

43:41

who's to win in a fight

43:43

print

43:45

here's a here's

43:48

my president of prints punching bob dylan

43:50

ah

44:00

that's his own fargo

44:02

amazing by front of them same

44:05

the minnesota state fair announced twenty two

44:07

new food items is this your say fair we've

44:12

narrowed down

44:12

three that we personally thought look good

44:14

the to pick one to eat for every meal for

44:16

the rest of your life and you

44:18

do which of these three would be

44:21

are you ready hey the

44:23

pickle pizza for mix pizza which is a hand

44:26

toss homemade pizza dough top with homemade

44:28

specially deal ran sauce first mozzarella

44:30

and crunchy dill pickles and finished with still we'd

44:32

seasoning be the

44:35

cancer burger from all those which contains

44:37

and i'll be thirty with raspberry leaf lettuce

44:39

project sees tickled jalapeno bacon's

44:41

certain bacon's concha a traditional mexican sweet

44:43

bread roll or sees the top

44:45

dog from lose public house it's an

44:47

all be pods are gifted corn dog better rogan

44:50

better rogan of miss tater tots cheddar cheese

44:52

onions and then see fried

44:57

is is a raspberry burger the pick a pizza

45:00

the war

45:01

the hotdog

45:02

with everything that god would amount

45:04

allow for a z those amazing

45:07

like waffle sandwiches the come with every

45:09

single thing you can imagine and i'm you can

45:11

get one for breakfast like eggs and bacon

45:13

there's a pain than i do one for one system hammer

45:15

what are yours and eighty one for dinner like those

45:17

it online obviously if you hit by

45:20

you do you're going with the tears and has i would i think it's smart

45:22

get your protein gutter you go through that

45:24

all your food groups

45:25

i would go with the pickled

45:28

pizza has i'm actually

45:30

looking for aired i've had that one

45:33

latter would , me me

45:37

heart of a of that more event

45:40

was so good since may

45:41

emily be worth it like for the first

45:44

my six days

45:46

i have

45:48

a killer appears of a soothing the

45:50

truth is we don't know you're eating

45:52

your hot dog different tater tots

45:54

you're eating pickled pizza you got so much salt

45:56

running through your bloodstream you basically

45:59

slow

45:59

like three inches above the bass

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the glass and you've heard in the shown thousand and eighteen

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you gave us incredible scathing rounds

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on missing and murdered indigenous relatives

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since their minnesota opened up an office

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focus on this issue first of it's

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kind ah to talk about

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the work that you've been doing on nes and

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to what's happened in the years since

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the world of policies you know

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but when it came to missing

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and murdered indigenous women missing and murdered

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entered and as relatives this is something that's moved

53:34

quite quickly so in

53:36

that our first ah it's from at office

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we passed the missing and murdered indigenous women's

53:41

task force on that task

53:43

force then came up with recommendations

53:45

and one of the most important recommendations

53:48

that came out of that work was are missing and

53:50

murdered indigenous relatives office

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which was just establish just establish

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named julie rudy who's i were you powerhouse

53:58

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this office this helping with the response

54:07

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know that if you are

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an indigenous person if you are

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an indigenous woman that i

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remember of the to spirit community

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that you are at higher risk and

54:22

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54:24

you experience violence the response

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is not the same as other communities

54:29

to the fact that we've opened this office here

54:32

means a tremendous amount that we are seen

54:35

and heard and valued and protested

54:38

and believes as made of people

54:40

and i'm super proud of this accomplishment

54:43

but this is because of all of the aunties

54:46

and all of the grandmas who told their

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stories who shared their to for hamas

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54:54

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big the people said couldn't be done

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is that we don't need to put our trauma

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the remove it and it mattered which

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bus were in the sea

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and senate and in the lieutenant governor's

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55:21

and now that it matters with

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people who are directly impacted our as

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the table so i'm really proud of the for

55:27

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55:51

when i was a legislator the

55:53

you actually read the bill

55:55

that you vote on

56:00

though the governor and i also

56:03

review or the bills or before

56:06

he signed some smart i yeah

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i know

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really good idea where

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detail guys out and assists

56:13

and the we knew that was in there but one of the

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things that we also know that we have to do it is

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56:19

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56:21

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56:24

legalization of adult use cannabis

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you may and you may yet and we know

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it's time and so i'm

56:47

sorry that are senate

56:50

republican colleagues didn't

56:52

read the bill and this this was a surprise

56:55

but you know it's it's a different

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when we were the governor signed as exists guess

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lieutenant governor says planning

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a difference laundry during the pandemic my first reaction

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was people following them but

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in my heart in my bones when it comes to food

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i have the soul

1:09:23

the midwesterner

1:09:26

i'm sure like any good on skenazy

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do i process dairy the way the by the administration

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processes leak supreme court decision

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the even know i should have seen it coming

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i'm still sitting there for like two weeks unable

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to make anything happen

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nevertheless i persists and

1:09:46

, whatever on how we can cards and you people

1:09:48

road me a magazine used to night here

1:09:50

to help us with the cuisine cuisine please welcome

1:09:52

to the season hilarious actually read

1:09:55

ah says he

1:09:59

the be here as a proud daughter of the midwest

1:10:02

obama as

1:10:05

a proud daughter of the midwest what are your overall

1:10:07

feelings about mid western it's the best

1:10:09

food people overlook it they don't know where

1:10:11

cold all the time while we do stay home and learn how to cook

1:10:13

good food

1:10:16

have you had to pick one favorites

1:10:19

mid western

1:10:21

one dish or to be

1:10:23

i'm gonna go swedish pancakes

1:10:25

thank you often

1:10:28

overlook their victory simply

1:10:30

they're different a different name is a certain

1:10:32

brand and are different and pancakes does yoga pants

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how yes your crepes traits and and right

1:10:37

mental right there in the middle swedish

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, hey i'm from rockford

1:10:42

illinois

1:10:44

you're saying you have any wonder my high

1:10:46

school is here that school us

1:10:49

but we're the home of the sweetest pimps

1:10:51

are you ready to sample some cuisine

1:10:54

i am all right let's get into at our

1:10:56

first minnesota delicacy i dunno

1:10:58

how going to do this is a very

1:11:00

cheesy burger called a juicy lucy

1:11:04

but openings are

1:11:07

oh my goodness i

1:11:10

, i am aware that both the five

1:11:12

a club and match that claim to have invented

1:11:14

a juicy losing losing

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math barter that that your that's as a typo

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i was downstairs i saw

1:11:27

this isis is a permit

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it's very day

1:11:30

that's what i did because i know i

1:11:32

know mad it's it's a wonderful little

1:11:35

utilities are from exactly where you

1:11:37

want them to be fine ah

1:11:40

, so we try these murders so

1:11:43

upon biting one biting eighteen ready for someone

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exclaims

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that one's you see lucy something

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i hope i say

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either

1:12:04

was , doozy else

1:12:08

has autism it was it knew how to buy

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it might imagine

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flying it from the wings that's

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cool it's like

1:12:18

a gusher but for meat

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them it's so good that uses

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it was a bad things you have year i see

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like a feat obese not

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with she's your geniuses yes

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the result of us on three months a

1:12:43

year who , this

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how he i guess as an ally this

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outlawed in allies i

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flew about that five

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stars next

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up we reduce the feels like i'm sort of invented

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it was so when nights wandering the grocery

1:13:03

store that's right it's minnesota's infamous tater

1:13:05

tot hot this

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here's your place there's

1:13:11

juicy lose the all over his slaves as they

1:13:13

suffered a little bit gonna years but there's i believed

1:13:16

to be as i'm gonna open up with the potatoes

1:13:18

the hottest on a part of the plate where i didn't explode

1:13:21

mood there's your heart

1:13:23

this ah yes oh my

1:13:25

god would now was this looks like looks like b

1:13:27

s a t that he tater tots yes those are

1:13:29

the three food ingredients of the midwest

1:13:32

potato meet sees that

1:13:34

all that's what we live in it is a good this

1:13:36

as horn if you get corn in his ama an extra

1:13:38

blood

1:13:39

how ya the

1:13:41

cream of mushroom soup that make sense

1:13:46

i want it was

1:13:50

, you're ready to go work on your farm

1:13:53

they grow hardy the oh no

1:13:56

i got i wish every month

1:13:59

not calories

1:14:01

the able to like you know shovel a driveway

1:14:04

our the silk wait

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what i'm about your readers process

1:14:10

of course it would it be a trip to minnesota

1:14:12

without a nods the areas norwegian cuisine which is

1:14:14

why i being forced have a seat lutefisk

1:14:17

why , ever clearly created only

1:14:19

out of rawness as he did a helped her gray gray parrot survivors

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harsh norwegian winters now that

1:14:24

is crossed out

1:14:26

written in handwriting above it says the

1:14:28

lutefisk was wrong but

1:14:32

but on the table the

1:14:34

hot steaming bowl of it looks

1:14:36

like microwave this as

1:14:40

someone from rockford illinois which

1:14:42

at one we had we had

1:14:43

the population and then

1:14:46

you know stockholm

1:14:48

bradley

1:14:48

the bit before

1:14:50

than it is a horrible fish it

1:14:53

is why go wife is mixed with

1:14:55

a lot

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in bleeds as

1:14:58

, i , would

1:15:00

much as i remember

1:15:02

it as like somebody loves them whitefish

1:15:04

in a lot of bleach don't is

1:15:07

it tastes like god forgot

1:15:09

he put a fish behind your fridge

1:15:21

he made an item

1:15:22

i got a clear this out with this

1:15:25

i'm on my back to my pacino amount

1:15:28

, a gc lucy was

1:15:31

we don't was we well okay me

1:15:34

as his beef and four

1:15:36

i don't like the idea

1:15:39

that the like oh the chicago show was

1:15:41

canceled because we got sick on probably

1:15:43

covert no no i

1:15:45

ate

1:15:46

microwaves smokes

1:15:49

dirt , as

1:15:51

, does it doesn't even

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look like face in this bowl like

1:15:55

i don't know what has happened even have been a bad

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they're gonna backbite uncover

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right thank you so much for me you're also be bad

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for the rare will give it up or as as

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go back and say these cigars he does

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with i would finishing his after the zone

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thank you cyclones

1:17:42

you smokers

1:17:44

now inside for the rant

1:17:46

will

1:17:48

you know words we spin the wheel wherever lands iran's

1:17:51

about the topic this week on the wheel we have

1:17:54

we've bagels and pastries

1:17:56

inventing anna's emmy nomination

1:17:59

minnesota should be an early

1:18:02

voting states

1:18:05

dance recitals professional quo the

1:18:07

expectations for women do not deserve

1:18:09

sides airplane bathrooms

1:18:12

and

1:18:13

the ocean

1:18:16

hopefully

1:18:23

he were elected leaders madison

1:18:26

credibility to the shall we

1:18:28

replace the ticking sound of our wheel with

1:18:30

the sound of a woman screaming apply

1:18:33

given the news yes accurate

1:18:36

it has landed on airplane bathroom

1:18:39

i believe it was adjusted premier carter

1:18:42

that's true

1:18:43

so i just want to say this

1:18:45

and that it i don't have a long rants about

1:18:47

this i just want to say that i feel like in

1:18:49

a post nine eleven world everybody who

1:18:51

works on every airplanes and as something more

1:18:53

important to do with their time in

1:18:56

protect the first class bathrooms

1:18:59

from , class p and

1:19:02

it just makes me very angry

1:19:05

when they make the announcement but it may be

1:19:07

even more angry when they try to enforce the rule

1:19:09

by like snapping that will clear

1:19:12

like turban , twelve

1:19:15

twelve i just think that if there's two hundred of us

1:19:17

on the plane or three hundred of us on the planes

1:19:19

than that should be like one bathroom

1:19:21

for every fifty people and for you to try to take

1:19:24

half of the bathrooms on a whole airplane

1:19:26

and reserve them for like the front twelve

1:19:28

people is like totally the patriarchy

1:19:31

i don't think that's that's the boss

1:19:34

fight flight attendants amazing

1:19:36

people amazing if they made they rules that

1:19:38

wouldn't be one of them and so i just

1:19:40

wanna say it's the airline executives airline the

1:19:42

room that we

1:19:44

know those little plastic

1:19:47

curtains or the new glass ceiling and when ceiling can

1:19:49

take it anymore

1:19:54

edit by fit a salute of his i'll

1:19:56

be sitting on away from minneapolis the

1:19:58

los angeles it did you change

1:20:00

our the water in the bathroom

1:20:06

the

1:20:17

where did i do not serve signs

1:20:19

oh i suggested as first of all

1:20:22

i would trust in a fair number of

1:20:24

our hotels on the road the

1:20:26

do not disturb sign themselves are getting more

1:20:28

and more baroque they no longer say

1:20:31

do not disturb on one side they now

1:20:33

you will get to hotel and one side will say

1:20:35

no problems and the other side will say

1:20:37

you got this

1:20:45

to

1:20:47

i was the one that means no knock

1:20:49

them so ,

1:20:51

confusing everyone coming up with a new slogan

1:20:54

do not disturb a works so

1:20:56

message was not broken first of all

1:20:58

that of all second issue

1:21:01

we've long left the the classic

1:21:03

door knob behind

1:21:05

i don't know when we decided door knobs were

1:21:07

no longer have the moments

1:21:10

when now door handles are knobs

1:21:12

their levers they're all levers

1:21:16

eighty eight hours i'm

1:21:18

for it i

1:21:21

, know why why

1:21:23

it's a great decision now i get as decided no

1:21:25

that's thank you for telling

1:21:27

for i'm learning and growing

1:21:30

in real time and leave

1:21:32

it is

1:21:42

look as we all know door knobs

1:21:44

replaced by levers because of the

1:21:46

a theme song

1:21:52

however there's one side effect of this

1:21:55

which is when you open

1:21:57

the hotel door and you put the thing on

1:21:59

and then you

1:21:59

the help door

1:22:01

spin it falls you know what's

1:22:03

your do and sometimes because one side says do

1:22:06

not deserve the other side says get in

1:22:08

here is

1:22:10

, it lands on the wrong fucking sign

1:22:13

which brings me the conclusion of this very important

1:22:15

ran which is every

1:22:17

hotel

1:22:18

on earth has these signs

1:22:21

why is it not a switch on the door

1:22:23

why is it as extra thing may by

1:22:26

after we're done it's a hotel

1:22:28

it's gonna be a hotel everyone

1:22:30

knows it's gonna be a hotel with a breed

1:22:33

in this side says in pieces of the identities

1:22:35

book a date on a warm weather breed

1:22:37

in advance it only exists in hotels

1:22:40

when they're figured out a plug in the cities that

1:22:42

have an impenetrable operating system for no

1:22:44

reason when

1:22:46

that is all happening somebody six

1:22:49

something to the front of a door where you

1:22:51

move a little thing down and it's as do not

1:22:53

disturb why we fucking around

1:22:55

with me

1:23:04

it it again

1:23:14

advancing are added emmy

1:23:16

nominations gotta be ashley yes of course

1:23:18

as

1:23:19

me yeah ashley regular

1:23:21

t v queen i obviously

1:23:23

this is a big week for me with the emmy announcement

1:23:26

and the thing that made me so mad

1:23:29

was inventing and are

1:23:31

getting an emmy nomination

1:23:33

now if you're familiar with this is a show on netflix

1:23:35

that is basically something you watch

1:23:38

you are folding laundry

1:23:40

my it it it is a nonsensical

1:23:42

so

1:23:42

three of annabel be a very real woman

1:23:45

but then they were like let's make a show about her

1:23:47

both literally may nothing real like

1:23:49

they just created a soap opera

1:23:51

everything is fake it like there's a whole morning

1:23:54

at the beginning of each episode that like

1:23:55

they started kind of boring so we just made a bunch of

1:23:57

things up that's what i say and

1:23:59

and you watch all the episodes

1:24:01

you're bored you have anything else to do there's

1:24:03

nothing else out it was quarantine when this

1:24:06

came out we were all just looking for

1:24:08

any sort of television

1:24:09

and we watched it

1:24:11

we played into netflix is game

1:24:13

and now this horrible show has an emmy

1:24:15

nomination and i'm so

1:24:18

upset are you remain

1:24:19

the name of the girl who then it as a girl from ozarks

1:24:22

the point on the worst asset

1:24:24

you've ever heard she literally

1:24:26

just like the check is coming

1:24:29

why are you so worried the hotel

1:24:31

will be paid for and that is

1:24:33

the show for a

1:24:34

the hours

1:24:36

then it got an emmy

1:24:39

nomination ,

1:24:41

and eleven over

1:24:43

midnight mass

1:24:45

it angered me the

1:24:47

emmys aren't real they don't matter anymore

1:24:50

all because of inventing anna the

1:24:52

, mazda

1:24:54

eleven overhand as ask the question

1:24:57

what would happen to cedar kids after the world

1:24:59

and that was

1:25:02

so important

1:25:03

i'm a micro yeah people

1:25:06

would be like we need food water and i'd be like

1:25:08

but what about romeo and juliet

1:25:09

now that i saw

1:25:12

last seen it again

1:25:23

it has landed on professional

1:25:25

clothing expectations for women suggested

1:25:28

and attended gov maggie

1:25:30

i have from that

1:25:33

again we

1:25:35

good feedback

1:25:38

i'm a way that i dress

1:25:41

usually is someone like

1:25:43

bob from fridley

1:25:49

incredibly com and

1:25:51

saying giving me it's helpful advice

1:25:54

from his mother's basement like

1:25:57

to say

1:25:58

you should dress more

1:25:59

like a lieutenant governor

1:26:03

what's that means nice is

1:26:05

in

1:26:05

okay so here's what i know for

1:26:08

me to our elected officials

1:26:10

they have a blue suits

1:26:13

a brace do

1:26:15

a blue suit my

1:26:19

shirts and ties in my youth at

1:26:21

were mere carter like the same suit

1:26:23

like three days in a row and like

1:26:25

nobody would know right dude can

1:26:27

dress like it's to re animals

1:26:35

it is barack obama is t

1:26:37

m zeus and

1:26:40

he was he was let's be clear

1:26:44

the man that rights for women who are elected

1:26:46

officials and in particular for women of color

1:26:48

and indigenous women who are elected officials

1:26:51

there are certain expectations of people have

1:26:53

we must shatters that

1:26:56

is our chance

1:26:59

this i have my

1:27:01

year lease is proportional

1:27:04

to the no amount of our

1:27:06

i will assert at a table

1:27:14

albright already p and her broaches

1:27:17

would she called her political arsenal

1:27:19

and , me when i go

1:27:22

into negotiations with the senate g

1:27:24

o p after they haven't

1:27:26

read the bill and i

1:27:28

will wear my weasel

1:27:30

ill earrings

1:27:32

with weasel tales and i send

1:27:34

a message but here's the thing

1:27:37

every single

1:27:39

my daughter these and

1:27:41

elected officials her reality

1:27:43

has changed on see jamie

1:27:46

who's elites like to send it is it's share of

1:27:48

the house judiciary committee in minnesota

1:27:50

us and see rock hard very eerie

1:27:56

my sister m m a fighter

1:27:58

and one of shoe

1:27:59

native american women elected to congress

1:28:02

cerise david's where's beat

1:28:04

a to hold some earrings on

1:28:06

the floor as the united states congress

1:28:11

and i'm he sales

1:28:13

i'd be there by hawley in our

1:28:15

secretary of the interior

1:28:18

marshes ensue work and see rocks

1:28:20

or marcus

1:28:21

like a baddie

1:28:23

and i did you walk into the capital

1:28:26

which is right down the street when a ribbon

1:28:28

skirt blazer and the biggest earrings

1:28:30

you've ever seen in your life

1:28:34

bob the

1:28:37

idea

1:28:38

how i need to dress as

1:28:41

an elected officials it's not it's you

1:28:43

want me to wear a blazer it's not be you

1:28:45

want me to wear a power sued by the way my power

1:28:47

suit has elk teeth on it

1:28:51

you are uncomfortable with

1:28:54

women of color and indigenous women

1:28:56

holding positions of power no

1:28:58

matter what we were

1:29:03

though bob highly

1:29:06

i'm friendly

1:29:07

this is what a lieutenant governor

1:29:10

dresses like

1:29:17

how can

1:29:19

i say very easily i am inspired

1:29:22

like i just ah liam

1:29:23

shell thing during on my parade place

1:29:26

without beautiful so suitable that's

1:29:28

suitable that's that's as alone thinking i feel

1:29:31

i feel so much better

1:29:32

you have neither the zaobao

1:29:36

the has spin it again

1:29:49

away bagels and pastries

1:29:51

as gotta be ashley ray yeah

1:29:54

that me

1:29:56

i laugh

1:29:57

the beautiful midwest home about three

1:29:59

years

1:29:59

go to

1:30:00

my dreams and eleven

1:30:03

the place where we will tommy food is good

1:30:06

the great the didn't

1:30:08

tell me that there's something wrong with the

1:30:10

water out there they're

1:30:12

just like our water is broken so you'll

1:30:14

never he did good piece of bread again

1:30:17

that is what l a is like you go

1:30:19

there and people say the you oh no this

1:30:21

is the best cinnamon roll you'll ever have in your life

1:30:24

and it's garbage it is

1:30:26

always garbage can barely

1:30:28

even he carves out there thing and know what

1:30:30

bread is okay i've got a

1:30:32

good place of pizza in three

1:30:34

years here if everything okay

1:30:36

the pizza crust the bagels

1:30:38

martin it is disgusting

1:30:41

that's why they're so miserable

1:30:42

they're okay that's

1:30:44

why they're so miserable because they don't know

1:30:46

the joy and the love

1:30:49

of just like eating a delicious this

1:30:51

is cinnamon roll or delicious

1:30:53

croissant everything is a disappointment

1:30:57

sick , air hissing

1:31:00

and

1:31:02

i think any sustained we want energies

1:31:05

the riviera

1:31:11

minnesota should be an early about saying

1:31:13

this is gonna be a minnesota rants

1:31:17

okay are are less in your face

1:31:19

ah with the last one bob but stick

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with me

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my freezing

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credit for day

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should be from brazil bob

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bradley

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you're kind of governors be

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lawyers will we know about

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minnesota we have the highest

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voter turnout in the country as

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a single

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the also looking forward

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to filling out this senses

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every ten years like it

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is christmas morning we

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have have

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urban core with the incredible

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city of st paul we

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have rural communities we share geography

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with geography lesbian tribal nations

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in minnesota

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the beuys hands of lgbtq

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west

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our the home

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are the home of success market

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for all is

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to offer a way that we

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could help america

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pick a better presidential

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candidate

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that

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there's been interesting choice

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like where has that

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let's get it again

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the a societal as me that's

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me and it's not just dance recital that's what

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they represent

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good when you're a parent no no seriously

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sick of me when your appearance you

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have to pay for people to teach your kids stuff

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right get a paid as it's dance

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and piano and in essex

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and sports and wherever they are with our core

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with a park or are taekwondo yeah

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what they don't tell you is there going to charge

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you again to come in and see

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your kids do the things that

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you pay them to teach your kids to do

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they , tickets have club

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or child sort of dance recital a concert

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by congress and regulated because they can

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sars you know they

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can soldiers anything they want and they

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know that your kid is gonna think video

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below me viewed as a pay forty dollars pay the school

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clothes and been is all these

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rules they get in there for example i

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could volleyball tournament right you could be

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at could be tournaments and the

1:34:26

scorekeeper actually forget to tell

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you when your kids points rights and use

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self soothe the referee

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no not yell at the referee so like

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you share important information

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in enough when we allowed way right

1:34:40

as good

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and so the referees off

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the game

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that realizes that you are right saves

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is it and like everybody goes on

1:34:49

the rain there's nothing wrong with then they send

1:34:51

your kid across to tell

1:34:53

you the to not supposed to yellow referees

1:34:57

and , was like no i started to him and

1:34:59

and the next phase of i learned from

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my mistakes so the next day the

1:35:04

scorekeepers forgot to give a point

1:35:06

to the other teams and i didn't say where to the learned

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the learned the

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was a range happens

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that serve as important let's

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been in my life at let's been one exactly

1:35:17

and if you can change volleyball tournament and then

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all kinds of could stop what's

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the landed on oceans

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there

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is nothing good you get from an

1:35:40

ocean you can't get from a lake in his up and bad

1:35:42

for the ocean city gotten away hey

1:35:46

you know what let's take a leak let's make

1:35:48

it so you can drink is at its filled with certain

1:35:50

jellyfish north as have whole fucking ocean

1:35:54

hey you wanna go walk around the ocean you

1:35:56

camps

1:35:58

he he ha

1:36:01

you want to do watersports of the ocean

1:36:04

you take your life in your hands give

1:36:06

, a riptide riptide

1:36:08

, i say yes

1:36:10

to the ocean we've invented

1:36:12

a better way it's called lakes

1:36:17

i've said it was a similar thousand times the oceans

1:36:19

are too big they

1:36:21

, on forever there's far

1:36:24

more ocean and any must need for a vacation

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vacation is the right amount of water

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rice someone pretty deep deep

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deep some of them a big

1:36:34

big enough to go around will both more

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flat more pristine more

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placid the you can

1:36:41

put on you know little piece for water

1:36:43

get pulled out don't stand up let

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the book for ya

1:36:49

that's something important about

1:36:51

water skiing on a lake the

1:36:54

thing about waterskiing on ocean is

1:36:56

the up one don't you at what

1:37:00

is he on the ocean that's johnny knoxville

1:37:03

firing people out of us can and in and

1:37:05

supermarket card things

1:37:07

waterskiing on the ocean

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with the barges in the tides

1:37:12

know on a lake and lake beautiful morning

1:37:14

you what the both for ya

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europe is

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, long enough you even need both cities

1:37:22

cities they don't tell you that at first but eventually you

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just on one ski now

1:37:27

you've saved yourself now you've get

1:37:29

twice as many people out there

1:37:32

like you , good

1:37:34

enough at it this is while you

1:37:37

don't even need to school school

1:37:40

are people out there waterskiing they don't

1:37:42

need the skis they're using

1:37:44

the bottoms of their of as

1:37:47

to be what makes that possible

1:37:49

not the ocean lakes

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are we on his

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movement out with visa my friend

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the really so long process of coming out as bisexual

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my name is over there in the my life energy

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sir he has than my number one supporter arm

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1:38:40

grateful to everyone in my life including you who

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is hop me that even if him in a surpassing

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relationship at all these other thing

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the matter is an i can be who any to be

1:38:49

oh plane

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and

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what happened is that yesterday i

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got a photo outside of my worker

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there was a low most a cat

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boy just sitting outside in the country

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are all com on and i would

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the original boy and he

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was very sweet and as my

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wonderful has the james help james take care of him we tried

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to find his own and eventually we

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did find the owners we found out his name was mister

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the very sweet boy i love him

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so much and i am is that save

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