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welcome to reach me podcast from

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the hbo late night real time

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with bill maher

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argue i know

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yeah i know i am i dunno one know

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what is it is biden

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gudkov it again and had

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the best week of his presidency

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i don't know this is related but today a kamala

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harris was seen rubbing herself with a

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coughing monkey

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they just no not funny

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has declared

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monkey pox

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monkey

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bread to national emergency and wasn't

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as a new york city they found one case of polio

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the how guy says well this is just

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the tip of the iceberg and we found it in the wastewater

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you know

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i've had it with viruses i really

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have

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polio in the wastewater in new york first

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okay

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first i couldn't have unprotected geisha

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right i couldn't eat at a chinese

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wet martin and

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now i can play and wastewater will

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my dad

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is best we can a very long time jobs

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way

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like crazy up we've gotten all the

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jobs back from the pandemic unemployment a three

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point five percent gas prices way

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down and

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i'm he got his big climate bill today christian

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kirsten cinema from arizona

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you're familiar with

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okay all

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right well she joined up his

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democrats

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can be bipartisan with themselves

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as much

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he was holding this upper and

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something called the carried interest

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loophole

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his were very important to her

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that gave it up it's it you

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know something only hedge fund managers

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care about the care about this but she

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she , around scottsdale and said it's

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about time someone stood up for the wealthy

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hall

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the only involves hedge fund managers

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you know what i've seen many camp the an ad

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in my life ah the it your fireman

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armor you know welders

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good pulling a dog and a wagon it's rarely

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hedge fund managers i've never seen one

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with a guy it's morning and america and

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i've been up all night snorting blow off

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a hookers ass

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i'm not maze

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thank you

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ma'am

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but

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even this is the big climate bill not one

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republican voted for it's

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gonna be fifty plus the vice president

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passing this thing not what you know

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their environment they're just not into

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there was just some way to get the

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earth

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ah

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vivid gory this week kansas

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handler have an election and abortion

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rights was on the ballot and in one big

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in kansas you know spent a lot

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of money on this trying to get to go the

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other way guess the catholic church

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at million

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millions gone on

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your kids they raped it's just

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i was it was a mix

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day tuesday election day there

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one of election deny er is one in

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arizona and bunch of other states

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probably the worst one of all on the republican

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side era great ins in missouri he lost

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he was the governor yeah

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, is is known but

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he but , to resign

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for sex scandal that now a it

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would they allegedly was coercing is hairdresser

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into giving him oral sex currently tied

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her up toward her clothes banker

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the nude photos of her without permission

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what we in hollywood call casting

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the out a big win this week for joe biden

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was we got i'm on our zawahiri

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on an i know you kids don't know who that is

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going , tell you there was a thing called nine eleven

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and he was the mastermind the was the

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real planner bin laden was laden pimp that

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was all xy harry all along

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okay

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rico squad the of all the police once

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it as bad as our military

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as we got him standing on his balcony

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didn't kill anybody else because it wasn't obama wasn't

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obama hellfire are nine x you're

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not a bomb and as six rotating blades

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and a strip of soothing our and

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two weeks this will be

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you're a hero be using an on call

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of duty you know this last

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and of course they got him on the balcony there

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and

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ironically they would never have known it was him

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if he was wearing a burka

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big international nancy pelosi

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want to taiwan lot of people

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didn't want her to go she said fuck that

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i'm going and

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curated china and and over

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have a john seen apologized

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when i think that i had to go had to go

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to make the case for preserving democracy

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and rejecting authoritarianism or

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works there are going to try it on the republicans

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isabella david duchovny

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the horizon and

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isn't on can we didn't have my basketball together

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basketball garry shandling many years ago years

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as the days the days so

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i have so much to catch up with you on but

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since we have limited time on going to jump right

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into your book because i feel like that's

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actually the best way to get to know you

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are because the character

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the novella

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i'm going to say it's you but it's

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a guy

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your age the middle aged white guy

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yeah living

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, you live yeah the time and are

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we don't live where it as live where i live right

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doing what you were doing during the pandemic

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yeah look at look

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, wrote a novel fucking

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awesome to not was eyes your life because you

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can add it up the shit you not like create

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the shit you do like or maybe even exaggerate

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your bed boys whatever it's fun right

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it's but as the art for it i mean

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it think was a neil simon is said

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who's as what's autobiography work and he said

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it's all autobiography even the parts i make

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up as

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yeah that's yeah that's way i see i made it

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all gets filtered through whatever consciousness

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i haven't and when i when i land

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on a character

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even though he looks resembles mean all that

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you know i get the slant of it and then i'm off

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i'm off and running when i'm writing that way so

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it isn't it isn't me you know and and

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and the amazing thing about the process of writing

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is

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you come to a day after day after day and your

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different

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person i'm going on ask as a front of but i'm

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in a different first every

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day i sit down with a different consciousness

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and away and it and it's and it's kind of bills

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like a sedimentation the

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way and it becomes it's other

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thing and it's not me and away even though it

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came from you rewrite hi

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there

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were such you're not unreasonable questions

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not at all so many artists and writers

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young written i i i revise

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i

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i like i like

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to get a very very early when i'm writing

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i a because i as it's not

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high but i feel like if you're coming out of sleep

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you're not quite him that causes rounds

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others are trailing

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trailing are unconscious as with your little myself

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for thirty five in the morning little coffee

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am i go her coffee is your

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huh no no that's that's just

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to get up and go about that

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what was your own i was giving him more my autobiographer

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i will watch

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, it might gets you high mean you said you revise

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because i have the same thing i've said this before i

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have like a bicameral mind yet

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is my congress

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i have this stuff sobers got

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the gab of i well at the sober

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and then the stone him to come together

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on riotous lace right when they both agree

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right will sign

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though you're talking about join

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james's by camel mind river the know

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you be very interesting moment is probably this and i'm

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it is he says if says if have

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a strong so forgive me but he basically says

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that god as we have come the know it is

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actually one half of our brain talking to

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the other half and barbara

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that we mistook it for forgot but

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anyway be that as a nato i i

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think that's good

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a lot of credit to people who don't even

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have have

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the hallway that was enough to

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answer your question dummies i'm a big

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fan of fan gum is there a lot of gumming up

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am into their nostalgic they aren't using

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aren't six year old and mass

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right and the other thing about vitamins thing vitamins now

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they put bottom center

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what i love my also when i

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wrote my novel is is your omniscient

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you're not that way and any other art form real

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can't be that animal a novel right

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into the the on the character was thinking

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this yes many wanted to do this either

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it's so much fun you have to be omniscient

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that's godlike guess it is godlike right

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and i think that the that will you point out in

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the same thing which is is what is why it's hard

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to make a good book into a

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good movie it's often easier to make

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a bad book and target movie rights the

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plot oriented but that omniscient

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that yeah isis is very difficult to get

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road just on flat screen for

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the thing is not fun about novels

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is that no one reads anymore i

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mean we're going to sell some here at why i

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sat on my i remember i remember i my

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publisher and i said how do we do the first way

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can is great and was like fantastic

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oh what are we so is like

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four thousand copies around my

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i mean i must have bought two thousand

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about record

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i heard me from doing it again

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was just like so few people can see

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it as liberating them because that's

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just free who is

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, you're doing for years math and

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four thousand friends as a while

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that is going to jump to find out of

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attempted out of but

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and it's a good book you know and i'll i love

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it i think is very close to make the novella

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because in a in a land where people don't read

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a least they're going oh that means short

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yes i know that and sorts the i

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like short painless

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it is as is how advertise it not homework

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it reminded me of the debussy eyes wide

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shut

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i don't see it a long time we are minor that's a nobel

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the the yet another never read the book

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the rebel i haven't read that book shame

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for you know the movie would ya know those yeah

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i guess when i was thinking of it and okay novella

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the within an hour and it's kind of like yours

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in that when the guy leaves his apartment

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in new york yeah yeah don't know

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what's real and what's not right right

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by the so this tom cruise goes out of the house

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by the like a seat dreaming this yes

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well i mean i saw that and i think we all

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share this aside from the

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autobiographical for me but during coven

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were ingesting the world to our

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screens as we do now and

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we were seeing these images of what was happening

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in the world and was very intense but

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we had no contact with the outside world as we

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were inside and there was incensed when

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you went outside

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they didn't know what to expect anymore right in your

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world yeah and that el al hasn't

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happened in our lifetimes that's why

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it was such a good i thought concede to write

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a novel around there so

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wow lose you paradigm

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i just have to ask you about your

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franchise because i know you probably

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don't think of yourself as a guy you as a franchise

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what locker i

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just feel like your franchise which

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franchise great to have to have and yours is

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a great when because it was a great show him

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he did it in the nineties

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rebooted it few

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years ago get has been to movies

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you're gonna do it again and you should

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do it again read cricketers

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you're

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right it is and it's ever more relevant

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flows another day that goes by i don't read

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about some now it's congress

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looking into it the pentagon's looking into whether

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they're all saying

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now what they call them on identified aerial

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phenomenon because you fo wasn't

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good guess the

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rebranding why it's the same fucking

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thing fucking ever tell you my you my of

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the of us now you might like this and

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i know we're at a time right now

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it seems to me do my brother you

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know the phenomenon like ship of fools back back

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and medieval times i didn't really have prisons belt

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or insane a sounds builds his before that

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no i didn't read up on so rough idea

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was like sometimes they would take their criminal offenders

16:46

are there and same people put him on a ship and send

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them out like we don't want to deal with you anymore put

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your i'm a high seas and and whoa be

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to you if you come upon the ship the

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pool that's what ship of fools is when you

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harm that so i think because

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in people that have dealings with aliens that

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we're in that tell us stories usually

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they get their cheap thrill

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their innocence probe so

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so my my is that

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some alien some advanced alien civilization

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has gotten fed up with

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their sex offenders in their dentists

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and i know what i'm on an intergalactic

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ship sentiment into the great see of the beyond

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of the galaxies and sometimes they come around

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for it's just a dentist

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and it's a very deep cabot

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perhaps or anatomies are different from ours and

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they get confused well we know what they look like they'll

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do the same when people you know

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what so i dunno but when navy

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pilots yeah are saying i

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can't tell you what this

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anna neil de grasse tyson was here

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integration

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most respected i am

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no think i will never know what i would never

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know i don't have that size brand okay

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so he poo poo the idea that it's aliens

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it of you yes he said why did they just reveal

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themselves to navy pilots well it took me a

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year near the grass but i figured out what

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is it

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i forgot because

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, who they are worried about might be opposing

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them if they're chasing us to

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attack whatever give whatever shit about

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somebody guy input pr isn't going to fire

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a squirrel gun at them so i dare say

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these are say people they might have to go against

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the seeing what they can do what they can

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see that's why they reveal themselves they reveal

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pilot

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the author of tk news on sub stack

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never miss it and author of hate and

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why today's media makes us despise

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one another matt taibbi that

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outta here com ,

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own right she's a

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democratic strategist number of the new york

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times bestselling them or any given tuesday

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any given love story list smith

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i'm in kansas there and model

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i i i i think a big question

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we've been wondering about has been

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answered this week in kansas biggest people

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were wondering after the supreme court

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read or oh vs way

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this be a big motivator

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the polls connor said now

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polls are bullshit you know people lie

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for them for questions raised whatever

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the

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this is how they indicate what they really care

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about can just you could not take a more

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perfect stay to test

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they were

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well the democrats come out

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motivated by getting rid of wrote not

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going to democrats the republicans to

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i voted democrat for having an affair

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s in the mid term elections

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i think this is a deal change or i think this

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is one soda going to the padres i

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do i think it changes everything i

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think now the democrats could win

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this election

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i'm so i agree with you

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it's if we'd have this conversation

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two months ago i would've

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told you democrats are probably going to

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get creamed november dobbs

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does change everything and i it changes

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in two ways we all

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know that there are there are of democrats are disillusioned

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much obeida and he didn't cancel all

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of their student loans he didn't do everything

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that they wanted and they were going to sit

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on their ashes in november and not

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vote for him but they can't do that anymore

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now that this is on the ballot so

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that's one the second thing is

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i'm their these voters i like to call

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biden young canberra hear that ribery

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motors voted for bite and then

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voted for young can serve out of the

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of dissatisfaction because inflation

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young when in whatever the kids who don't

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not and going young kids

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talk and msnbc each other

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sources sorrow

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i'm sorry i'm i'm i'm a junkie

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rights it's they in virginia

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governor's race you after buying

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one by ten points young can

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be

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public in iraq is very well in in virginia

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is that a lot of those suburban

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voters who had or

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story swing voters on

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who went from biden to

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the on can the republican in virginia

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ah

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what don't insult them afterwards

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oh who

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am i thought democrats want to be in

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your point

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the am i do not think

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that they will vote for republicans one

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abortion it on

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wow that's what i was saying so i'm

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, if

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is if know don't apologize in and running

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routes running want to read gavin newsom

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the you write about this to newsome in descent

22:27

as i feel like florida

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then

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california crystallize

22:32

the two sides of america and and man

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is so interesting republican freedom

22:37

right always their brand but now

22:40

you know abortion rights taking

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away our freedom

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a new ballgame with that so

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this is an ad that our governor got

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a new some ran in florida he said freedoms

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under attack in your state

22:53

gavin newsom of california dressing

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florida voters your republican

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leaders they're banning books making

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it harder to vote restricting speech in

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classrooms even criminalizing

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women i urge all florida joined the fight

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stories in california we still believe

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in freedom this is so opposite

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what they used to do don't

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let them take your freedom so

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i guess my question is who's got

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the freedom fight now cause i consider

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republican saying well we stand up for your right

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to have your guns we aren't covered

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bullshit mandates you know you have your freedom

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to be to i certainly don't

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always feel free in this state i

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must say and i have felt free or in

23:37

florida but who wins the freedom

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battle right now where you think the first

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war on carbon old school liberal so

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i think if you don't believe in freedom

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for the people you really dislike you

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probably don't believe in in at all how

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do have been have been bad

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that in the in recent election

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cycles and and i in a you see

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the you see this with the room very rare restrict

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a republican laws that are being passed is

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how north carolina below that would

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have required people to report kids for

24:13

showing signs of gender nonconformity

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i mean that's that's a really scary bill

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or a button on the democratic side you have

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all this internet censorship the

24:22

state of california has three hundred ninety

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six thousand regulations which is a one

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hundred thousand more than any other state

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so i don't like i'm i'm think either

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party has a particular like stranglehold

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on freedom i victor they're both week on

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this issue

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our ended his where i disagree

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i do it again the democrats for going

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to november as the party of freedom because

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democrats are standing up for the freedom

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of women to the

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hop harder for him

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for young people

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the freedom of people to marry

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who they want

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and free

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you know they can send their kids to school

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without the fear of them being shot and

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on n n n n

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since we're going to see your

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point about about the job he argued

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about freedom as they're like oh my god

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big government they're making us were mass

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oh the temerity all this to

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people who said okay we want small

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government now they want

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to make the most private healthcare

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decisions for women they want to put

25:29

my pants when the only g would

25:32

like an exam room with women who

25:34

when their feet

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sir i'm glad an american

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private healthcare decisions be careful

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with that phrase i read in the front page

25:46

the new york times is week there is a new voting

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block a new constituency

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the mandate

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the mostly parents

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these are people who are not gonna vote based

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on republican or democrat

25:59

vote based on coven policy

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i'm one of them and i don't even have kids

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you know it's a medical

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issue

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i do not want to be dictated there

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is no thus science

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especially in medical science you

26:15

can recommend whatever you like but i must

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insist you don't insist how

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i handled my health i

26:22

never was obama

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obama hundred if you're like you're

26:29

doctor your can keep your doctor well i

26:31

didn't i do and my

26:33

daughter's i know many of them say very

26:35

different things because doctors are afraid to speak

26:38

out you've written about this

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a lot for i am and i want to listen

26:42

the ones who was on them afraid to speak out although

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you can find them yeah

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i think that the one issue where the

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democrats are really really weak on the

26:51

freedom topic is the freedom

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of speech issue speech issue that's become

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it's become a very difficult and fraud issue

26:58

for for democrats you

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know ever since the beginning of the content

27:02

moderation era on the internet there

27:05

are a lot of people who associate the democratic

27:07

party with people being taken off the

27:09

internet and you know rifle being

27:11

afraid to say certain things and

27:13

that's you know that's not a positive light at

27:15

which is and it's to complete opposite of what

27:18

i remember liberalism being

27:20

about when i was growing up growing mean especially

27:23

in medical science which is eminently

27:25

debatable and they've already been wrong

27:28

about so much in this particular

27:32

let crisis that we've had not to

27:34

mention everything they've been wrong about

27:36

in the past

27:37

so don't sit there in your white coat

27:39

telling me we have all the answers

27:41

you obviously don't pile

27:44

finances surfaces

27:46

or i want to hire the have a little

27:48

less

27:49

no and and i am and you

27:51

and i do agree with that and we've

27:53

seen that in the backlash

27:55

especially among parents with

27:57

the education policies i know you're not apparel

28:00

i'm not a parent i don't have kids in school but

28:02

over okay but if you know they

28:05

do

28:05

how is it the just terrible

28:10

i never hear a good thing about it anyway

28:14

the massing all that were

28:17

once you far once that and alienated

28:19

people so alienated do see your viewpoint

28:21

on that and i do agree with you on that

28:23

the what yes it's just quickly i mean

28:25

the the democrats are experiencing an unprecedented

28:28

swing in approval numbers

28:30

on the education issue yet as recently

28:32

as the obama years they had like a twenty nine

28:34

thirty point lead and that issue now it's kind

28:36

of a dead heat you add that to

28:38

the the swings among hispanic

28:41

voters and that stuff's one of

28:43

the reasons to be pessimistic about

28:45

ah about the midterms am

28:47

and what about what is the freedom issue

28:50

is

28:50

what are your from a lot of right wing people

28:53

forced change they feel

28:55

like in the last there know five

28:57

ten years

28:58

there's just a lot of forced change

29:01

that they didn't vote for

29:03

you know i mean some things i think most people are

29:05

for now gay marriage but you know this

29:07

just spent a lot of pronouns and bathrooms

29:10

and penises in the women's locker room

29:12

and

29:13

what what are you know what i'm saying

29:15

no i just want cancelling people and six

29:17

year olds who are oppressors and and i think

29:19

they're they're be was okay you know what

29:21

you're right trump isn't for real voting

29:24

but we didn't vote for this either

29:27

that to them is is a lack

29:29

of

29:35

i would say about that is

29:38

when people say oh my god it's the democrats

29:40

her so wrapped up in

29:42

identity politics democrats

29:46

who are obsessing over what bathrooms

29:48

kids go to it's not a democrat

29:50

you're introducing bells impede places

29:53

like ohio saying that school kids

29:55

need channel checks that is creepy

29:58

that is not freedom

29:59

and the reason why

30:00

they were what is and i'm not familiar with the general

30:03

oh yeah i was so in ohio

30:05

on there is a bill introduced that if

30:07

you suspect on a kid

30:09

like on a sports team is like other

30:11

different gender that there can be a general

30:13

check of them republicans

30:17

introduce that bell

30:19

well as creepy it's

30:21

creepy also i

30:23

don't even why we have we have

30:25

shouldn't just be obvious

30:28

democrats who are have

30:30

it who are introducing

30:31

so you're saying their imposters

30:33

that the people who are pretending to be

30:35

of one sex and a million i was saying

30:37

i have that much i want that's what prompted

30:40

this bill

30:41

no i am i think what prompted it

30:44

ah because

30:46

my aware creepy urge among the republicans

30:49

will invade and people's privacy

30:56

having a private

30:58

thing if you're competing against other people

31:00

mean there are many many women athletes

31:03

who are up in arms about this who say i'm actually

31:05

competing against a man i'm competing

31:08

against someone with different muscle mass

31:10

who may still have still have

31:13

that's not fair my want to compete in

31:15

were under him reason with somebody the or

31:17

am i mean their visits everyone

31:20

want to compete against people in my division

31:22

sure because there are different physical

31:25

attributes between a man and a woman oh

31:27

i'm not saying we should be checking under everybody

31:29

skirt

31:31

you know this was prompted by something

31:33

it didn't come out of thin air

31:35

i wouldn't put whatever and say is it okay let's

31:37

look at on and one guy much as a set

31:39

of the , of michigan

31:42

princess on there

31:44

are four five

31:46

kids who play and live you

31:48

plane a leave that is you separate

31:51

from their birth gender this is on

31:53

the geo p idol finding

31:56

a problem

31:58

i'm and trying to do this to divide

31:59

no

32:00

green taking

32:04

a good point

32:10

men have one sometimes in women's

32:12

for years and years i mean there are many examples

32:15

of this and know it's not a big threat in austin a big

32:17

deal at all it's sports

32:18

what it does matter to people

32:20

i know i i i agree with that

32:22

and i think there should be common sense regulations

32:24

around it

32:26

so it is as i said i'm

32:29

entering that political season and

32:31

the jockeying for even president i noticed has

32:33

begun jock josh holly who was last

32:35

seen running from the capital he

32:39

, running and yet he has a new book

32:41

out that is call what his name with his book manhood

32:45

manhood not making this up the masculine virtues

32:47

america needs says the running man

32:52

lions and

32:54

they're all doing this the ones who are going around tom cotton

32:56

he's another guy deafening and of iran's were only

32:59

the strong yeah this is

33:01

always the republican brand is that we have

33:03

stuff out much oh and be more manly

33:05

manly men and nice girl in people

33:07

on the underside so

33:10

he got caught hold us some of the other

33:12

books that are coming out by the other people

33:15

who want to be present would you like to see

33:21

her

33:25

american fuck face

33:34

your nose or your there

33:37

a sissy boy it's me says

33:45

hundred gram as power bottom

33:47

no more

33:55

nikki haley has don't need a dick

33:58

to have balls miles

34:05

berlin i

34:07

killed a mockingbird

34:15

rhonda scientists uncooked

34:19

say said like i'm doing here the

34:26

american slang haven't

34:34

changed against learning real men don't need

34:36

directions need directions to drive america oh

34:45

god no clothes no problem

34:47

turn the red states make it on my harley

34:49

davidson

34:55

my times has hung

35:05

how do your own man has

35:07

told mrs that's the

35:11

and christie know i'm a good woman and woman cold

35:13

beer my plans to turn p buddha judge

35:15

straight

35:20

the way too

35:23

, we're supposed to be

35:25

here next week she was booked for quite

35:27

awhile on our show but she chickened out so that's

35:30

for seabury trying to make p i'm just

35:32

saying tough republicans the

35:34

so tough they can't even say army i mean

35:36

i understand when the democrats do it but come on

35:38

republicans come on you were tough

35:40

scary bell

35:42

trump

35:46

your boy people to judge him in the your the campaign

35:48

manager

35:50

the near advisor yeah

35:51

okay but you're the one i mean i read

35:53

your book you're like oh right i find

35:55

you found the the golden boy and

35:57

mean and he does have remarkable political

35:59

the older mean i'm a big fan of people judge

36:02

what i feel like the democrats have not

36:05

done him a big favor

36:07

by being

36:08

associated with all this radical

36:10

sexuality

36:12

no i don't think that leah

36:14

thomas winning a few swimming

36:16

man you're going to okay don't have

36:19

river i don't get where

36:21

you're say do what you're doing is if you look

36:23

around polling number i'm saying aboriginal

36:25

extremely wow

36:26

really yeah here at a percent

36:28

in south carolina

36:29

i'm talking about the most recent was

36:31

the end and more people gone to know him nationally

36:34

she has the highest approval ratings

36:36

and anyone in the biden administration

36:39

and

36:39

nothing much

36:47

what

36:48

well what is that what

36:51

is this is a democrat to do it's the republican

36:53

i'm just saying every a web of rep away

36:56

right

36:56

i'm just saying every time there's a picture

36:58

of drag queen story our yeah

37:01

i don't think pete likes it because he say

37:03

is that what he's thinking is okay you

37:05

know this is a new thing to a lot of americans

37:08

gay marriage a game and we've never had

37:10

gay present well that we know i'm

37:12

not i'm i'm i'm very i hurriedly dimmers

37:14

about you can have yeah but

37:18

yeah so this you know if he gotta

37:20

try to little gingerly and gingerly think

37:22

what it looks like sit him as

37:24

him as politician is like okay

37:26

can we just cool it on

37:28

a little of this because people are trying

37:31

to get used to this and i'm trying

37:33

to win an election in states that

37:35

are already a little were wary

37:37

about the democrats

37:39

oh i will argue that

37:42

this issue with less

37:45

time on this isn't about sexuality

37:48

it's not class

37:50

i remember seeing him and to

37:52

new hampshire and it was the first time i'd seen

37:54

that see them campaign and as you mentioned

37:56

is getting credible political skills right if

37:58

you see him in person you'll

38:00

have this thought wow this guy's going to be president

38:02

some days so quick like you know

38:05

so accessible seemingly and

38:07

then i went outside the interviewed a bunch of people from

38:09

t and then as you know , to

38:12

do it sort of new england town is are like

38:14

you know they were like that guy was fucking weird

38:16

you know him

38:21

as if it were democrats have too

38:23

many of these that of mckinsey consult

38:25

an ivy league types who just

38:27

as advanced just i don't know how are you are you were talking

38:30

about joe manchin because it's about how

38:32

would be there aren't enough people who just who

38:34

know how to talk

38:35

whatever numbers and keane new hampshire

38:37

because i'm pretty sure he other one

38:40

it or came in a very close second there

38:42

although i'm glad you found some people

38:44

could criticizing their but aren't he

38:46

did pretty well there

38:47

okay but i've been to your larger point

38:49

and i've heard you were bred you on

38:51

this

38:52

the democrats they can have

38:54

lost their sense of humor

38:56

margaret are you do yeah i

38:58

mean i saw dave chappelle got kicked out of his

39:00

venue a couple of weeks ago and minneapolis

39:03

what the fuck is this and

39:05

it just pisses me off because then you hear

39:08

so many people saying castle culture

39:10

isn't a real thing

39:11

just kicked him out of the venue effect

39:14

mean people who actually bought tickets

39:16

which is kind of an indication that they wanna

39:18

see

39:20

yeah

39:25

and what happened of freedom of assembly

39:28

in this country that were free to assemble

39:30

and from what we want to hear what we want

39:32

yeah so what i know

39:34

it's not can be popular with my friends on the left

39:37

or whatever but i am i agree with you i'm

39:39

like an old school liberal i'm like out what

39:41

the a feel you used to be before

39:43

it turned into whatever it is now my

39:51

down comedy is that have always

39:53

been boundary pushing it has always been

39:55

so maybe a little bit offensive

39:58

on and i'm one

40:00

dave chappelle the one thing i will say about

40:02

dave chappelle is that i

40:04

find comedy a bit funnier

40:07

when you punch that

40:09

the powerful rather when you punch down

40:11

at the parallels i am and i find that

40:13

and then there's one more perilous in the advanced

40:16

we're in

40:16

america well i'm not aiming it into

40:19

an argument although i rejected i

40:22

, think that's really what's going on much

40:25

much point is you're allowed to have that

40:27

point of view and dame still allowed to

40:29

fly appear in minneapolis dispute

40:32

or than minneapolis dispute him

40:39

has anyone ever come out looking good because

40:41

they cancel the comics a means to

40:44

see i would you addicts would you will introduce

40:46

his office to somebody and say oh i or

40:48

undergo chancellor when you peruse sir

40:50

richard pryor dave dave chappelle i

40:52

mean historically you don't starkly it's it's

40:55

very very unpopular and and again the

40:57

sits back to the same the same issue

40:59

it's it's an image issue for the democratic

41:01

party they're seen as the people who are dude who

41:04

are behind this

41:06

i want to talk about nancy pelosi before we

41:08

run at a time because she had a big weekend and

41:10

dominated the news in many different ways

41:13

the repertoires he did go to taiwan

41:16

and i mean it's interesting that are

41:18

a lot of people didn't want to go from both

41:20

sides of the aisle biden didn't want

41:23

to go and sean hannity didn't want it ago

41:29

but i feel like she eighty two

41:31

and biden seventy nine both what kind

41:34

of smart and ballsy this way why

41:40

i mean i just wanna know there's a lot of why

41:42

defend yeah we've established that we're

41:44

going to defend ukraine just full

41:46

on there is no limits except sending

41:49

three the closure and hundred

41:52

around the world have to understand when we say were

41:54

one hundred percent behind your we remain were

41:56

fifty percent behind

41:59

have you haven't gotten from

42:02

vietnam iraq and afghanistan

42:05

you have not been negative

42:07

where as much as we can be behind

42:09

ukraine

42:11

what taiwan

42:12

we seem to be like taking these baby steps

42:15

and

42:15

don't understand what that is i mean it's

42:18

if you're you either believe that place is

42:20

a country which we do like

42:23

when prop move the embassy to jerusalem

42:25

which i thought was the only good thing he ever did

42:28

it's like if you believe israel the country

42:31

may get to have was it is the

42:33

may get to have their embassy where it is

42:35

in rebuilding taiwan is taiwan country that

42:37

anybody could visit

42:38

from anywhere especially our politicians

42:47

here here are a mess actor here so i'm

42:49

are you going to talk so know the

42:55

we breathe and her and just okay this is that

42:57

armed is it's a little bit apples and

42:59

oranges because russia did

43:01

invade ukraine they're committing atrocities

43:04

they're they're killing civilians there are doing

43:06

war crimes they're china is saber

43:08

rattling but it they haven't reached

43:10

at place so i think it's a little bit of bit different situation

43:13

and now

43:13

we should expiry that's a good point

43:16

center , again again

43:19

know you're having a kid so much

43:21

my enthusiasm for starting xi with superpowers

43:23

is usually continued it was

43:28

i'll give nancy pelosi credit she's been

43:31

very consistent one of the see people in her

43:33

party ah who has been

43:35

against prince's most

43:37

favored nation trading status for for

43:39

china going back all the way to the nineties

43:41

so that that reluctance that you're

43:43

talking about to get mix it up with china

43:46

a lot of those refund by donors who

43:48

have commercial interests in

43:51

china and politicians are wary of

43:53

speaking out about all sorts

43:55

of things involving that country because they're

43:57

because they're money from companies that are that

43:59

are pro putting over there so i

44:02

you know in in in this one sense i think

44:04

you know it's important to remember that in

44:06

, debate they are human rights violator

44:09

and and it's it's worth taking

44:11

a stance on top miles who isn't isn't

44:17

just had a selection a

44:21

lot of people on the republican side

44:23

who don't believe in the concept

44:25

of free and fair elections one

44:28

the whole slate in arizona one another

44:30

and three other swing states people who

44:32

do not believe in elections who only

44:34

believe elections count only

44:36

when we when

44:38

interesting if you haven't been following as the democratic

44:41

party

44:42

led by nancy pelosi is supporting

44:44

these people

44:45

in the primaries

44:47

your theory is let's support the

44:49

radicals these are the trumpets and

44:51

there are two wings the republican party

44:54

there are republicans bike liz cheney

44:56

and mitt romney

44:57

people even mike pence who believe

45:00

in elections and then there are trump or it

45:02

and the democrats in the primary are

45:04

supporting the trump or it's thinking know

45:06

when and then in the general election

45:08

will be so radical will beat them

45:11

this is playing with fire is it not

45:13

wow we've

45:20

, this before this was part of the podesta

45:22

emails number the whole pied piper candidates

45:24

thing know there were the result you

45:27

know exchanges between people in the clinton campaign

45:29

about trying to elevate the more radical

45:33

candidates in the republican slayton look

45:35

how that turned out from serve a com

45:37

one free it's a it's a crazy thing

45:40

it's a train of thought

45:41

right that ago time for new rules

45:54

people play a waffle

45:57

to buy a waffle

45:59

the dog bad for humans

46:01

a better than a regular bet

46:04

i never

46:06

watched my dog curl up in one of these

46:08

and zone i wish i had a mattress so small

46:10

and forces me to shove my nose into my

46:12

ass

46:21

go back to school earlier

46:23

and earlier each year some schools in california

46:25

start next week

46:27

is china

46:33

well in parts of ballet yes come

46:40

on him kids their summer back for students

46:43

it's too nice outside to pay attention

46:45

and for the teachers it's way too hot

46:47

to dress up and drag

46:54

mobile app will be as as long saucy

46:57

gloss a line of looked lost the taste

46:59

like their chicken way

47:01

they have to discontinue it immediately

47:06

branch and for women it's a tasty treat

47:08

but what about the poor guy who are explain

47:10

to his wife lives dictates like honey

47:12

barbara

47:23

i know someone was telling me what so romantic

47:25

about a couple's massage it doesn't

47:27

say let's connect on a deeper level

47:29

it says i don't want to touch you

47:34

and you don't want to touch me let's hire

47:36

other people to do it

47:45

or just realized that i think sex

47:48

should be something between two people alive each

47:50

other and sean wanted

47:59

euro you can spend their entire

48:02

life repeating the same stupid

48:04

and slavs the way trump

48:06

does with like a dog

48:08

like about like a dog like a dog

48:10

like your dog

48:16

but then you can vary your ex wife

48:18

in the backyard

48:28

very avant at his golf club

48:31

in new jersey which is wrong on so

48:33

many levels it's cheap

48:35

it's tacky and was eric season

48:37

no season no didn't go to live on a farm

48:47

hi i know role everybody should be allowed

48:50

to let themselves go a couple of times

48:52

a year

48:53

right now

48:54

the dog days of summer school's out

48:56

rules out

48:58

location time know what you'd after die

49:00

it on vacation

49:02

the the holidays that's the other

49:04

okay i'll let myself go time a year

49:07

and who can blame us the end of the year

49:09

structured around feast days

49:12

when should feel bad about opening up the pants

49:14

after thanksgiving dinner

49:16

a thing where you undo the top button

49:18

and try to hold together with just about that's

49:25

, but

49:27

not all year round

49:29

that's what kind of happened to america

49:31

letting ourselves go now

49:33

that's an all year round things doing the

49:35

thanksgiving pants thing every day

49:45

hurry sell a business suit

49:47

now with drawstring pants or

49:52

, i swear

49:54

i saw this in the mall on ice edge of the salesman

49:56

this the salesman it shows how much

49:58

we've given up

49:59

the said know people love it

50:06

the lab and you can have a mongoose for lunch

50:08

and then presentation

50:12

there's a disturbing trend going

50:14

on trend america these days rewriting

50:17

science

50:18

to fit ideology or just to said

50:20

what you want reality to be

50:23

we've gone from fat acceptance to

50:25

fat celebration that

50:28

, knew issue

50:32

to real letting yourself go as letting yourself

50:34

of pride

50:36

at least try and be fit and

50:38

healthy and society praise

50:40

those who succeeded now the term

50:43

body positivity the

50:45

used to mean

50:46

imperfect the way i am because i

50:48

mean

50:51

it's orwellian

50:53

i walk and positivity is used to

50:55

describe what's not healthy

50:57

of course you get away with anything bad for you

50:59

when you're young but let me ask you this

51:02

have you ever seen a fat nine zero

51:07

area

51:16

hey at any wage

51:18

the and unchallenged lie

51:20

the people tell themselves so they can go on

51:23

eating whatever they want

51:24

which is fine

51:25

i'm done many self destructive things to

51:28

but no one pretended that was positivity

51:31

and smoking

51:33

that activists said kyle founder of

51:35

conscience health says the media and public

51:37

needs to stop catastrophizing obesity

51:41

a a they're not catastrophizing

51:44

it and be they should be physicists

51:48

or wrong about the whole

51:54

for diet is the leading cause

51:56

of mortality in the united states

51:59

the york time

52:01

of course we're talking about heart disease and cancer

52:03

and diabetes but also as kobe has

52:05

taught us obesity is horrible for

52:08

the immune system

52:09

which is why those numbers

52:11

we're off the charts during

52:13

the pandemic

52:15

that's a catastrophe

52:17

it's literally a national security issue

52:19

now military recruitment is

52:21

down by the most since the end

52:23

of the draft because mainly seventeen

52:26

to twenty four year olds are too fast

52:28

to fight at

52:31

some point acceptance becomes

52:34

enabling

52:36

they buren anyway participating in

52:38

this joyful celebration of gluttony

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that goes on now

52:42

you have blood on your hands

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those dot

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make believe you're fighting

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some great social justice battle for

52:58

a besieged minority but what you're really

53:00

doing is enabling addicts

53:03

the track what we did

53:04

that it was bad

53:05

just a drawstring business suits

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companies like nike

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sports illustrated

53:11

victoria's secret

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companies that are specifically about

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fitness nevertheless

53:17

promote people who are plainly not into fitness

53:21

people like adele face,

53:23

shame campaigns for

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losing weight this

53:27

is matt, there's

53:29

a reason the first thing your doctor does

53:31

is make you step on a a wealth

53:38

it used to be there's a card

53:41

now

53:41

that you can give your doctor and it's as please

53:44

don't way me unless it's really medically

53:46

necessary it's

53:48

, necessary like

53:51

asking your dentist not to look at your teeth

54:02

there's a popular t shirt

54:04

that's as i don't own oh man a flat

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stomach

54:08

okay no one said you do you

54:11

do you

54:12

you're not a freedom fighter because you want to keep

54:15

eating doughnuts

54:23

the usa today actually

54:26

wrote the sentence science hasn't yet

54:28

figured out how to solve obesity the

54:36

and ten coyote concurs saying

54:38

we don't know how to blunt the rise

54:40

in obesity because we don't know precisely

54:42

what the factors are that are causing it

54:44

the yes what

54:47

could it be what's yeah

54:49

, this is a hard one the

54:53

people say to me oh come on bill people

54:55

struggle with this i

54:58

do

54:59

a struggle life's a struggle

55:01

somehow fifty years ago this country

55:04

looked entirely different you don't

55:06

think it was a struggle for them

55:08

the think cake wasn't delicious and nineteen sixty

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nine

55:18

and that's the saddest part we can

55:21

do this

55:22

going

55:23

the by lying about it and making excuses

55:25

psychologically telling ourselves that

55:27

letting ourselves go is the best

55:30

we can do and i gotta believe that as

55:32

americans

55:33

the can still do better than i ever

55:43

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