Cover for No Agenda Show 1257: Doggy DNA
July 5th, 2020 • 3h 15m

1257: Doggy DNA

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I think is an insult to my manhood from
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the Silicon Valley where I saw the best
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fireworks display in my life and it was
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done by the public I'm John Cena more
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[Music]
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typically fourth of July if I recall
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correctly in San Francisco is a big dud
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it's a big loser because of the low
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hanging cloud and you can't see it and
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it's just no good and that was a limit
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yeah I go yep yep yep except for one
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thing every 20 years or so the fog never
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shows up and this was the year huh this
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was the year you look at it was clear it
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would have been a great fireworks
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display but the idiots canceled it on
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the one day where you could actually see
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it's the one the one time in 20 years
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yeah and so there was no fireworks
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display because they're all cowering in
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place yeah and meanwhile the town of
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Richmond who are guests they've kind of
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had a wink-wink nudge-nudge going on
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there must have been 1,000 people
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shooting off fireworks and it would and
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it was sounded like just a war zone it
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was constable bum bum it looked like a
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finale it looked like a finale of a
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regular fireworks show only it was for
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three and a half hours yeah it's just
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nothing but nice non-stop bombs and I
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guess la had the same phenomenon because
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there's a music there's a video going
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around or some helicopter flying over la
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that looks like a war zone
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and we had a lot of a lot of personal
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fireworks a lot of booms going off for
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most to me this is very reminiscent of
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Amsterdam around New Year's in the
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Netherlands where you can't do anything
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you can't have gone
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nothing it's everything is for boating
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in the Netherlands anything fun you
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can't have but New Year's then
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everyone's allowed to go crazy and so
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they they buy up just so much in a week
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before up until sometimes two days after
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New Year's it's just all day long as if
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you live and it's traumatizing for some
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people and now you know this dogs oh
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yeah some guy I was outside on the deck
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this morning pitchblack Boston I hear
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right whoa hello and his dog had run I
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jumped his car and crossed the the
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Greenbelt and felt kind of bad it was
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only a 8 month old German Shepherd so
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it's like uh don't know if that one's
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gonna be okay but otherwise completely
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uneventful here in Austin if anything
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bit just demure and sad why well it
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wasn't the road any more sad than normal
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it wasn't a great 4th of July you know
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it was just it wasn't it wasn't a lot of
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fun I mean certainly not compared to the
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evening before when we went to our
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cocktail party here in Austin yes this
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is a photo I put your photo in the
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newsletter yes there you were did you
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not like my photo well I'd like to have
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been it was it was it looked like kind
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of a if there was any such thing as a
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full body mug shot that's kind of what
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it looked like okay you wanted an all
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that was missing was like to scale
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behind you how hot and tall you were you
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didn't want an accent you wanted an
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action shot or something I wasn't an
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action shot I wasn't gonna put my I'm
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not gonna okay let me tell you what's
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going on because this was quite an
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interesting experience so to to review
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we had received an invitation a very
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nice couple we're good friends with them
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now they happen to live in Tarrytown
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here in Austin that now they they have
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about 100 employees they've got I think
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six different locations for their
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business throughout Austin and I believe
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maybe Houston so it's always interesting
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to find out how they've been doing
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especially with a lot of employees and
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you know limitations etc so we're
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looking forward to seeing them but we
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were told hey you know if you come on
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Friday then please when you pull up to
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the house park down by the garage and
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then walk on the path that is their kind
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of month built on a hill it's a it's
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multi-million dollar home built on a bit
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of a hill so you're kind of down below
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and please walk on the path to the left
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all the way around to the backyard
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and as I think I'd reported previously
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the the male of the two and I had
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conversed privately and he said man were
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full-on hazmat suit here so we were
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ready we had our masks on I had my
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world's best dad cup on a string around
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my neck as promised and so we we walk up
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and there and they're out there in the
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back and it's just it's just the four of
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us and there and they have one side of a
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picnic table and there's plastic glasses
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and we're on the other side we didn't
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you know hug or shake hands or anything
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but they said oh you don't need the mask
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and take the mask off now
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and they weren't met wearing masks now
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July 3rd in Austin Texas at 8 p.m. it's
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about 93 degrees and as the Sun starts
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to go down the mosquitoes come out who
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love my the keeper she is so sweet
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so I'm a and I have my no agenda neck
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gaiter I have that around my neck still
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and so this just this just sweat
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dripping down my face I'd look at him
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and he's his sweats dripping dripping
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down and you know finally and and Tina's
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getting bitten by mosquitoes it's like
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it's what it's it's not a great vibe and
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and then she's complaining like how it
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was his nose oh good and he says I vote
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we go inside I'm like oh okay can I vote
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to understand what was happening long
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story short this whole charade was
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because of the neighborhood the
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neighborhood which it's called Terry
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town I affectionately call it Karen town
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the neighbors are consistently
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monitoring everybody to make sure that
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you don't have people in your house to
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make sure that everyone who arrives at
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your house is socially distance that
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they have Matt this was because of the
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neighborhood not them the neighborhood
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we went indoors like it was nice and
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cool you know we drank out of real
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glasses we were chatting we had a great
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evening until we had to leave and then
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I've been there many times I've always
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come and gone through the front door but
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no we were taken downstairs through the
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basement area the mudroom to leave via
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the garage so no one would see us
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walking out of the front of the house
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that's what this was all about that's
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pathetic ah but that neighborhood man
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there's stuff going on there apparently
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there were a couple of like
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fourteen-year-old girls or something
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they've done some video and they were
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singing rap songs and you know for
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fourteen year old white girls they they
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know all the lyrics and they got all the
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they know exactly what they're doing
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they can mimic it complain this is what
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tick tock is all about
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but of course every you know every other
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of five songs in hip-hop has the n-word
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in there and so you know kids are now
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supposed to sing along when the n-word
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comes then they stop they just don't
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they don't say anything then they
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continue with the lyrics right after
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that except one of them did the full
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n-word in the background and this went
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viral and one of these girls dad is a
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neurosurgeon at UT fired fire the girl
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who said that boarding school this is
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crazy
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boarding school obviously she made a
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mistake and but you understand kind of
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how these things happen and I'm not
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trying to make it right but he is
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Annerose was a neurosurgeon at UT fired
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so
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holy crap yeah I you know it sounds like
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wrongful termination if you ask me well
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I'm not I don't know the the explicit
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details what what they did say to me our
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friends is that they had gotten a lot of
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pressure from their employees to say
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something to post something black lives
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matter and and they didn't do it they
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stood up to the employee said no no no
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here's all the things we do because a
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very social oriented company in general
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but said now we're just not gonna
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participate in that we're trying to keep
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our heads above water here that'll lock
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down for three months yes I thought that
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was pretty brave and and they weathered
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through the storm they did not have
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anyone quit in a huff or anything
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somehow they managed to manage to
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communicate what they were and weren't
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gonna do and that you need more of that
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but holy crap in your own home that you
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have to be afraid of what you're doing
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because the neighbors will think on you
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man yes that's tough Wow did not
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disappoint in my opinion I thought it
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was pretty good
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I thought it was worthwhile but a creepy
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area yeah but this may be the same in
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many areas John I mean you and I sure it
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is we don't get out yeah we don't get
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out you know so what do we know we don't
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know what's really going on the real
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world except the supermarket well it's
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not going on in my neighborhood I can
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assure you yeah well hopefully not here
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either as far as I can tell but it was
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it was a real that was a surprising
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moment I thought it was I thought they
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were the ones that were freaked out that
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wasn't it at all so bizarre um I thought
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we go inside
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mosquitoes everywhere it was a great
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event once we were inside it was a great
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evening was we had a really good time it
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was fantastic and of course when we got
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home then spent spent a little bit
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watching the president's performance at
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Mount Rushmore which thought was quite
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interesting in fact the jingle
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[Music]
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everybody the most wonderful speech of
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the year
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completely divisive and putting people
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on notice but I don't know if you saw it
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but before everything started there was
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a flyby video of Air Force One did you
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see this no I didn't see the thing at
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all
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ah so I was watching the PBS livestream
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on YouTube and no one was really
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carrying anything but there the
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streaming and the events started quite
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early and they had a now it had to have
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been prepackaged but it was Air Force
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One doing a fly over Mount Rushmore
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but John this was a five minute Top Gun
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danger zone type video I mean the 15
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year old boy in me went holy crap
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Air Force One looms up out of the
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distance it does it does like a bank and
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then thunderstruck ac/dc starts playing
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goes into Guns and Roses welcome to the
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jungle I'm like I just couldn't help
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myself that was for every boy in the
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world is like and hopefully some girls
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like that was just a bad ass badass
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display of to go see a american huge
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penis I just didn't I have a they did
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networks refused to play any of it would
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have been a good show for anyone
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consider what else their offerings were
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which was nil I mean the only thing I
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think it ever got played by one of the
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next was John Legend you know exactly
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but that that just I just really loved
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it and I simultaneously I understood how
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many people outside of the United States
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and certainly inside the United States
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would look at that and would choke on
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their own vomit which is the part that
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saddened me immediately after realizing
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that this bravado is what some people
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have been trained to hate and I know the
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training to hate is out of control
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that's the thing I have clips about it
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to good
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I do have what I thought was the most
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important thing the president said from
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that speech if yo interested sure what
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wait first of all I have some meat no I
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says plate Trump yes here we go
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I think this is what hit home I think
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this is what his base liked and I was
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total totally based and and I think it
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puts some people on notice just it was
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the only thing I thought that really was
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the Nugget of what he was besides all
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the patriotic stuff schools our
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newsrooms even our corporate boardrooms
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there is a new far-left fascism that
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demands absolute allegiance if you do
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not speak its language performance
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rituals recited mantras and follow its
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commandments then you will be censored
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banished blacklisted persecuted and
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punished it's not going to happen to us
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[Applause]
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make no mistake this left-wing cultural
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revolution is designed to overthrow the
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American Revolution in so doing they
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would destroy the very civilization that
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rescued billions from poverty disease
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violence and hunger and that lifted
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humanity to new heights of achievement
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discovery and progress to make this
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possible they are determined to tear
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down every statue
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symbol and memory of our national
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heritage it's too bad I've listened to
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this several times maybe the troll room
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can decipher it I have no idea what the
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person yells but the president really
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liked it
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symbol and memory of our national
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heritage
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oh not on my watch
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okay thank you trolls
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[Applause]
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that's very true actually
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the only ad-lib I could catch that is
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why I am deploying federal law
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enforcement to protect our monuments
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arrest the rioters and prosecute
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offenders to the fullest extent of the
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law uh okay I thought that was pretty
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clear what he was saying there well if
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you looked at Google News just was all
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negative well only thing was about that
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speech was negative had a thought about
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this I read the New York Times and I
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read the AP and both of them here's they
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read there was a lot of words and you
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know words like fiery rally bass the
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bass part absolutely fiery no a rally no
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in fact I think there was a ban on on
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Magga hats and magog ear I didn't see
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any of it it's my thinking and we've
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discussed this before I'm sure that at
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the Times and AP it's a fourth of July
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weekend they write up the template or
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they just take one off the shelf which
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includes
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or at shit yeah no one wants to work and
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then you have an intern who plugs in
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almost no one had masks that kind of
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stuff so it was all pre-programmed there
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was no reporting of what he says far as
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I know what did I get here I guess I
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didn't watch this Trump likes a big
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crowd it's going to be I think a more
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divisive speech than that where he's
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going to attack the left-wing mobs
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trying to divide the country Donald
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Trump clearly thinks this will work to
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his advantage there are many who would
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beg to differ
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I think it does work image let me let me
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read from Google News that the breakdown
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here please
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headlines we've got to do something
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Republican rebels come together to take
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on Trump this is a top top listing boom
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right the top and where's it from it's
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from The Guardian horse oh geez and the
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fourth of July remarks Trump goes after
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radical left and
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Media Washington Post how trump not
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biting has helped oh this was a mug this
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is New York Post they got a good
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headline here
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let's see rat Richard man a former GW
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Bush appointee supporting Biden have
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embraced socialist policies why the
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observer view on Joe Biden's lackluster
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presidential campaign okay well Biden
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vows to uproot systemic racism in the
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July 4th remarks you know and by the way
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his remarks I do wanted to play this
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clip out of order then alright this is
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from the PBS Newshour mm-hmm and they're
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they're kind of recently applying it it
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kind of fighting white and fourth of
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July message yeah yeah okay display
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presumptive Democratic presidential
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nominee Joe Biden tweeted his fourth of
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July message today using images from
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recent and historic protests the former
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vice president said the country has not
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yet lived up to its founding ideal
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American
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it's been a constant pushing toll
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between two parts of our character the
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idea that all men and women all people
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are created equal and the racism is torn
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apart wait wait a minute wait a minute
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the Pb Pb s just presented that as
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something Joe Biden said and then they
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play a part of an ad too bad you can't
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be watching this for one thing I and
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this is the truth
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I had to boost this little segment 5 DB
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5 5 that's a lot of dog biscuits man
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it's a lot of dog biscuits and so I
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boosted at 5 DB and it still sounds like
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crap and if you if you play and they
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played this like I guess somebody put
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this package together for me this is
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unacceptable
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this is what you think and so they got
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music and and the first thing Biden says
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in that clip if you go back to tell me
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what it is you tell me what it is I have
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no idea what he's saying he mumbles
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something I have no idea I don't think
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the chat room can get this one well only
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the trolls could let's play a little bit
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of the outro intent by former vice
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president said the country has not yet
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lived up to its founding ideal American
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American history is not fact we said not
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fact that fair American history
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it's been a constant push and pull
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between two parts of our character I
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think it's I think he's saying not fair
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American history's no fair it's better
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confidence his I think his dentures are
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wobbled after he said fair and it sounds
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like fish here trying up America's
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cheese new friend it's been a constant
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pushing tour between fairy tale how
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about that could be fairy tale John
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that's the latest from the troll room
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yeah listen listen listen American
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history's newfound America see Esther is
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not a fair tap that could be could be
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could be anyway
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it's horrible it's not good for Joe
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Biden it looks really bad for PBS
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announcing like he made oh he made some
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great statement and then you roll out an
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ad because the guy clearly is not
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capable of making any great statement
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[Music]
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I don't know if these are good or not I
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kind of like him not could you
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understand that jingle it's no no really
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it was getting this it seems it was a
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joke Joe Biden's health but play it
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again
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no all right I'd already taken it away
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as a fail I'm sorry has Australia more
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time
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[Music]
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[Applause]
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or you can late joe biden's hell or you
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could choose this one I think it's hard
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if you don't know exactly what they're
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singing I don't think it I don't think
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it picks up real quick I maybe just be
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me no no it's not just well they play so
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they play this stupid thing and it's
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like I just was a head shaker no yes
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they've lost it they've lost the plot I
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was reading Matt Taibbi and he had a
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fantastic quote he has this he has a
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hole that really a good article just
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condemning everybody in anything kind of
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like his fourth of July happy message to
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the world and he said we are witnessing
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an obscene malfunction of the elite
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messaging system and I think that a spy
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I think that's really spot-on because
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we're always talking about how the
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certainly the older politicians they're
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used to doing an interview with The
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Times it's all everyone's all
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buddy-buddy do a post you know do
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something for CBS maybe do 60 minutes
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you know okay will do Meet the Press if
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we have to and then we're done then the
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slaves understand and the message has
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been conveyed but that is broke this is
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a good example I think this was Nancy
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Pelosi and it's completely unrelated to
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the fourth of July of course oh it's
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about the the Taliban being paid by
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Russia to kill American soldiers and iam
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that was their trying to ride this day
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so lame what they're trying to do here
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intelligence has come out and said no
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it's unverified that doesn't go up to
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the level of president so the the the
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mainstream media and his political
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opponents are making it look like he
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doesn't care doesn't read his
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presidential daily briefings is
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uninterested people don't even come to
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and anymore with important information
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he wouldn't care it just went on and on
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and Pelosi really took the cake with
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this one what are you expecting in your
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meeting later this morning but hopefully
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we will get the truth the fact is is
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that force protection protecting our
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troops is the first responsibility of
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intelligence and that there would be
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this idea that there would be a bounty
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on our troops paid by the Russians to
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the Taliban is something that was so
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necessary to be pursued why would they
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have not told the president because he
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doesn't like to get bad news on Russia
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and again yeah that's exactly why mr.
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Pelosi that's exactly yeah he doesn't
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like bad news so people don't give him
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the bad news on Russia that's not
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working why would they have not told the
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president because he doesn't like to get
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bad news on Russia and again why hasn't
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they taken action these months later so
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when we hear from them today hopefully
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they will there'll be a level of
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participation that knows the facts and
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that we will have a gang of eight that
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is open to the truth
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the President himself keeps calling all
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of this a hoax and has said nothing
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about Vladimir Putin or Russia or
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possible sanctions if the president even
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learns more about it just hopes town
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well his hoax uses a hoax because he'll
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say this is a hoax and it's a hoax that
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they are 24/7 trying to disrupt our
25:23
election as they did in 2016 he says a
25:27
corn of virus is a hoax the fact is the
25:30
President himself is a horse play play
25:38
this play this clip this is the clip
25:41
Afghanistan makes sense report PBS
25:43
Washington's envoy to Afghanistan
25:46
continues to push for the u.s. Taliban
25:48
peace deal despite recent reports that
25:50
Russia may have paid bounties to Afghan
25:53
militants for killing American and NATO
25:55
soldiers US Special Representative zelma
25:57
Khalil Asaad focused on the economic
25:59
benefits of the deal today he was
26:01
wrapping up a week-long trip that
26:03
included a stop in Qatar where Taliban
26:05
representatives are based in late
26:07
February the US
26:09
signed a peace deal with the Taliban
26:10
that ended nearly 20 years of war
26:12
Afghanistan the deal has encountered new
26:15
political opposition and doubts about
26:17
whether the Taliban can be trusted since
26:19
news of the intelligence about the
26:21
Russian bounties became public well that
26:23
comes no that completely confirms that
26:26
we were talking about this whole thing
26:28
is just it's queer the deal yet to ruin
26:31
the deal and have more war that's that's
26:33
accessible crystals involved with a
26:35
Lincoln project those are war mongers
26:37
and they launched it at the same time as
26:40
their ad and every way I mean this is
26:42
coordinated it's so obvious think and it
26:46
shows up in this PBS cheaper when PBS is
26:48
all in because they'd be and the way he
26:51
says it as matter of fact he says at the
26:53
very end no he says intelligence reports
26:56
what intelligence reports this is a
26:58
rumor that was printed in the New York
27:01
Times it has nothing to do with anything
27:03
it's all too queer the deal because this
27:06
Taliban thing was gonna end we're gonna
27:07
get out of Afghanistan there goes the
27:10
poppy money all these things happen that
27:16
is ridiculous and you're right about the
27:17
this idiotic Lincoln project huh yeah I
27:23
was just looking at thing called
27:24
Republican voters against Trump it's a
27:26
it's a feed you can see it on Twitter
27:28
right then there's a bunch of these
27:29
hacks on there I'm Joe Schmo and I hate
27:33
Donald Trump I used to be a Republican
27:36
but I don't like him anymore
27:37
especially what he did to John McCain
27:39
and they're all such guys wearing a
27:41
McCain shirt with McCain's been dead I
27:43
mean it's old this old wing of the
27:48
Republican Party it was a John McCain
27:50
wing which was the war monger party yes
27:53
total war monger and the one so if you
27:57
want more war vote out Trump yeah yeah
28:00
they just that's exactly what we thought
28:03
it was and now they're just confirming
28:04
it that's even better it's so insane
28:06
these people I really want to hear you
28:10
you had said you had some clips about
28:11
schooling and all and and all that but
28:14
maybe we just touch on Elaine Maxwell
28:18
for a moment
28:20
yeah I didn't get any clips about this
28:22
but I'd feel you might yeah I have well
28:24
of course I have a couple things that
28:25
are relevant but just some thoughts in
28:28
general there's a lot there's a lot of
28:31
things going on and yeah this is like
28:36
cue level stuff
28:37
of course it's so easy to see all these
28:40
dots that you can pull together I'll
28:42
just give you a couple of headlines that
28:43
I've that I've seen today so on the day
28:46
that they quote unquote arrest
28:49
Guylaine maxwell was casually sitting in
28:52
a place up in Vermont or New Hampshire
28:54
sandy woods thank you when you are on
28:57
Ashley there she's at home when you are
28:59
on a 150 acre property with a beautiful
29:02
home you are not hiding out it's called
29:05
a safe house that's obvious to me that's
29:09
a safe house now why else would she be
29:12
there and she bought it through some
29:14
anonymous foundation or something so we
29:17
don't even know if it's really hers safe
29:19
house I'm just gonna call it a safe
29:21
house now do I know I like that I like
29:22
that I I'm in I mean it's not like they
29:25
didn't know where she was give me a
29:26
break and then she's in New Hampshire
29:28
like that that was her brilliant plan to
29:30
hide out is New Hampshire no so that
29:34
happens on the same day she's arrested
29:37
one of the judges orders the eps one of
29:41
Epstein's accusers through the lawyer to
29:44
destroy all files they have because they
29:47
were acquired improperly so now this
29:51
judges orders to destroy I don't know if
29:55
it's evidence but files it's just
29:58
irritating things then we get all these
30:01
little little like nudges in the media
30:03
and I'm just looking at purely from a
30:05
very conspiratorial viewpoint Germany is
30:09
investigating now suddenly thirty
30:11
thousand potential suspects in this huge
30:14
pedophile probe as they put it I think
30:16
that's a very funny headline Deutsche
30:18
Welle
30:18
by the way 30,000 people not just in
30:24
Germany then you have a brother
30:28
well then you have this this which just
30:31
came out in the British papers pictures
30:33
of key Layne Maxwell with Kevin Spacey
30:38
sitting on the Royal Thrones and that in
30:44
a pub this is you that is a huge that's
30:48
like taking a dump on the President's
30:50
desk in the Oval Office you do not sit
30:53
as a commoner you do not certainly not a
30:56
Yankee you don't sit on the throne of
30:59
the British Royal so that comes out now
31:01
all of a sudden but wasn't that really
31:03
just a movie set
31:05
I don't know that isn't that I didn't
31:10
read that is that is that was this been
31:11
debunked as well I assume because I saw
31:14
Kevin I've saw a Kevin Spacey pictures
31:16
before and there's a number of movie
31:18
sets that have the sure royal throne
31:20
I'm glad that you are defending Kevin
31:23
Spacey it's now someone needs to
31:26
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31:32
yeah thousands thousands of sealed
31:34
indictments are coming in Dershowitz
31:37
Alan Dershowitz he pops out of nowhere
31:39
with this article to defend Gil a
31:42
Maxwell saying that you know anyway and
31:45
of course he's a constitutional yeah we
31:47
respect him everyone is innocent until
31:49
the until proven guilty although you
31:52
know Dershowitz that's not exactly how
31:54
it works I should have had this one
31:56
ready before we know exactly that as
31:59
John Brennan says the former chief of
32:01
the CIA people are innocent until well
32:04
alleged to be involved in some type of
32:06
activity I don't know maybe so he's out
32:09
there defending himself really because
32:13
of this Jennifer Griff ray then he has I
32:15
think solid documentation that shows
32:18
that what she claimed is impossible
32:21
because he was not it was he was in a
32:24
different part of the world on that day
32:26
which doesn't mean she didn't maybe have
32:28
her timeline wrong but I know it's just
32:33
its perks him to hear Dershowitz talking
32:36
no one asked him for his opinion why is
32:38
he inserting himself in this and he was
32:40
on the BBC and here is the first of of
32:45
these two clips and you can kind of hear
32:49
I don't think I've heard Dershowitz
32:51
sound like this was just a little bit of
32:54
just a tinge of I think fear I think and
32:57
he pronounces but you have Lord the Ross
33:01
child you know his wife is Evelyn de
33:03
Rothschild right no no no that's his
33:06
name Lord Evelyn de Rothschild oh okay
33:09
right listen to how he pronounces it I
33:12
was introduced to her by the Lord evil
33:15
in and the lady Rothchild evil evil in
33:19
am I missing something Belinda lady
33:22
Rothschilds is Lord it's I think it's
33:25
Lord Evelyn and the lady Rothschild his
33:28
the guy's first name is Evelyn but he
33:30
says evil in
33:31
I don't know if that if that's his real
33:34
name or just you know that's just how
33:36
they call him behind the dark curtain I
33:39
don't know I was introduced to her by
33:41
the Lord evylyn and the lady Rothchild
33:44
I met her several times not dozen
33:47
several times in the presence of very
33:49
prominent people Hillary Clinton and
33:50
Bill Clinton's prize-winning scientists
33:54
the presidents of major universities I
33:58
never I like how this somehow means that
34:00
these are all good people Marvin Minsky
34:06
somehow did clearly we had all these
34:10
fabulous people here that she couldn't
34:11
be it could be wrong we have the
34:13
Rothschilds we have Nobel laureates we
34:16
have the Clintons how could there be
34:17
anything suspicious happening here I met
34:20
her several times not dozen several
34:23
times in the presence of very prominent
34:24
people Hillary Clinton in Bill Clinton
34:27
Nobel Prize winning scientists the
34:30
presidents of major universities I never
34:34
ever saw her engaging in any kind of
34:37
inappropriate behavior my wife and I met
34:40
her my daughter met her we never saw any
34:43
inappropriate behavior in fact I went
34:45
and volunteered to the US Attorney's
34:47
Office I went in on my home and to the
34:50
DA's office more than a couple of years
34:52
ago and said I want to tell you
34:53
everything I know about everybody
34:55
involved in this and I did and I will
34:58
continue to do so but I saw nothing
35:01
inappropriate on her behalf at all
35:05
sounds just like a regular old party
35:08
with a bunch of elites and yeah no big
35:11
deal nothing at all um now this is where
35:15
I thought it was interesting is he is
35:17
very quick to offer his opinion his
35:19
legal opinion which I feel is still by
35:22
me as respected by me as is it just as a
35:24
constitutional colleague but why does he
35:28
have to go and you know really say that
35:30
she's safe this may be the beginning
35:32
this may be one indictment it may be
35:34
followed by subsequent indictments
35:36
because this indictment ends in 1997 and
35:39
I think the government will have some
35:41
problems with statute of limitations and
35:43
all
35:44
so with the plea bargain that gives her
35:47
immunity if they accuse her of any
35:49
actions that took place after the plea
35:51
bargain that would give them a strong
35:53
okay so I suspect that we will be
35:55
hearing from some of these witnesses who
35:57
lack credibility and I'll have long
35:59
resupplying feel really bad for him Wow
36:10
cuz look I don't know if this thing
36:13
works even anymore yeah but he probably
36:17
is he's got a tit in the wringer that's
36:21
exactly what it is in the wringer if
36:24
there ever was a good a good analogy for
36:27
it this is it my goodness I think I want
36:33
to go through some of the stuff you were
36:35
talking about I have some alternative
36:37
look at what's happening with
36:38
coronavirus but I will do that in a
36:40
little bit I think what I am seeing
36:43
everywhere Korona virus step out of the
36:46
way cuz that's really front and center
36:47
really because just I got the idea that
36:50
people a little tired of hearing it
36:51
front and center okay then we'll move it
36:53
dip back just a little bit make it
36:55
second row yeah yeah look here's what
37:00
I'll say about coronavirus before we get
37:01
to the real segment even during the
37:03
Blitz of World War 2 when the Germans
37:06
were bombing the Brits bombing London
37:09
vomit and they were for three weeks
37:11
three weeks only not three months three
37:12
weeks there were in the subways in the
37:14
Underground's in the tunnels and even
37:17
though the bombing continued they came
37:19
out and start to win just went back to
37:21
life and that is what will happen with
37:23
us - people are not having it even
37:26
California John from what I understand
37:27
people are just ignoring the rules now
37:31
it's gotten to the point of scofflaw is
37:33
king yeah okay so we had the fireworks
37:38
things we talked about that and they
37:40
were all over the place and it was just
37:41
because they cease when doing when they
37:43
had their opportunity right new new new
37:45
you don't want to do that then when
37:47
people coming out and now people they're
37:49
showing a whole specials in San Jose
37:50
especially where they're opening
37:52
reopening of these little restaurants in
37:54
they're ignoring everything and the
37:56
reporters go down there
37:58
they get their cameras and like let the
37:59
Karen's yeah reportage Karen go in there
38:04
look you guys aren't separated oh yes
38:06
well and they so the guys scrambling
38:08
around get back back back they're trying
38:10
to fix things whether reporters are
38:12
filming and then they apparently go back
38:14
back to partying exactly they go back to
38:21
partying okay we'll go through some of
38:26
the some of the current thinking and
38:28
stuff we should be looking at in a
38:30
minute but yeah I'm interested you said
38:31
you had something about the school I do
38:34
it's a little I think it might be too
38:36
little tedious but it does get to a
38:37
point don't mind tedious it's a Sunday
38:40
okay well this is gonna be the
38:41
educational this was a democracy now on
38:44
Friday I had a special a 4th of July
38:47
show and it was it consisted of a first
38:51
two started off with a speech from 1852
38:53
done done a copy of it you know they
38:56
just did a Jeff a Frederick Douglass
38:59
speech from 1852 about how rotten this
39:02
country oh this was the 4th of July
39:04
celebration democracy now style yes
39:09
everybody yes okay got it
39:11
so they start with that and then they go
39:13
to a long like it was long interview
39:16
with Angela Davis that's the right one
39:19
to have yes was they bring her on to
39:22
tell us tell us how miserable this
39:24
country is so I picked up
39:28
unfortunately I picked up where I got
39:30
five clips and couple of were short but
39:34
did the last couple of them are long ish
39:36
but very well worth it and then they
39:39
have now now you understand why I wanted
39:42
to move my corona clips later because I
39:44
have five clips one of the longest I
39:46
just wanted to have you go through that
39:48
pain first I'm ready here we go with the
39:51
pain let's start with the introduction
39:53
in the discussion with Angela Davis one
39:55
okie-dokie defund the police becomes a
39:58
rallying cry of the movement well for
40:01
more on this historic moment we turn to
40:03
the legendary activists and scholar and
40:07
the University of California Santa Cruz
40:10
for half a century
40:12
Angela Davis has been one of the most
40:13
influential activists and intellectuals
40:16
in the United States and an icon of the
40:18
black liberation movement I interviewed
40:20
her in early June and asked her if she
40:23
thought this moment it's truly a turning
40:25
point anything like the conditions we
40:33
are currently experiencing the
40:36
conjuncture created by the colored
40:40
nineteen pandemic and the recognition of
40:44
the systemic racism that has been
40:47
rendered visible under these conditions
40:51
because of the disproportion of deaths
40:53
and black connects communities Wow she
40:58
goes she just a point of observation she
41:01
pulls in the Latin ex communities oh yes
41:04
is trying to get that's not really
41:06
accepted with the a dose group it's like
41:10
that little tired if the age group is
41:12
not gonna buy to any of this crap Angela
41:17
Davis is a Marxist from the get-go she
41:20
was original one of the members of the
41:22
Black Panther Party and the early days
41:24
and she became a professor and she's
41:27
picked up a over the years because I
41:29
heard her speech speak in the in the 70s
41:32
she's picked up at Maya Angelou yeah
41:35
yeah no talk with the course this is
41:39
Sunday ending teas and a little bit of a
41:43
it's a little also a little black
41:45
preacher in there but she's got this
41:47
very haughty style of speaking now and
41:50
she's a professor or was four years at
41:52
Santa Cruz where she would basically
41:55
blow out anti-american Marxist rhetoric
41:59
to the students there and it was allowed
42:01
and it was it was ago this is great
42:04
easily harassed was in current we have
42:06
yes it was encouraged and this schools
42:07
are just pathetic
42:10
anti-american institutions at this point
42:12
they don't do anything positive I'll say
42:14
nothing positive about the country's all
42:16
Howard's
42:18
type of snow oh yeah we're terrible it
42:21
was a lot of bullcrap thrown in that's
42:23
just it's just lies but let's go to the
42:26
second clip long been a leader of the
42:29
critical resistance movement the
42:32
abolition movement and I'm wondering if
42:34
you can explain the demand as you see it
42:38
what you feel needs to be done around
42:40
defunding the police and then around
42:43
prison abolition about withdrawing
43:04
funding for law enforcement and doing
43:08
nothing else and it appears as if this
43:11
is the the rather superficial
43:14
understanding that has caused by them to
43:18
move in the direction he's moving it
43:21
shifting public funds to new services
43:25
and new institutions middle health
43:29
counselors who can respond to people who
43:34
are in crisis with arms it's about
43:37
shifting funding to education to housing
43:40
to recreation to create security safety
43:47
wait a minute did she say arms as in
43:51
weapons yeah respond to people who are
43:56
in crisis a arm she said arms arms
44:04
that's kind of interesting seeing is
44:06
that she threw the Black Panthers was
44:10
directly responsible for the Mulford Act
44:12
which banned the guns in California
44:15
which Ronald Reagan signed
44:18
that's kind of an interesting that she's
44:20
now calling for guns which I'm not
44:22
against of course no no no no you'd me
44:25
misunderstood her arm she says she wants
44:27
a service without arms uh but she was
44:31
her hope her whole history was supposed
44:34
to be for arming poor people black
44:38
people and now she's against it yeah
44:41
she's a traitor to her own her own arms
44:50
arms arms uh I think that's a RM - a RM
44:56
- za I think is um so let's go now the
45:01
third clip is actually Angela Davis
45:03
feminist and this one I thought was the
45:05
most fascinating of the clips except for
45:07
the last one which is the best but this
45:11
is another this is by the way and people
45:13
want to do some research on this you
45:14
look up revolutionary abolitionist
45:18
movement right that's the ones that's
45:20
the one and you try to find out what
45:22
these guys are about they're a bunch of
45:23
they've they've taken Marxist ideology
45:26
and by the way Marxist ideology goes
45:29
back to the 1860s that's how old this
45:32
stuff it this is old old and failed
45:35
ideas but we're gonna go back to them
45:38
anyway but this is not your daddy's
45:44
boomer socialism you got it all wrong
45:46
it's a different kind it's just like gay
45:48
means something different now well
45:51
here's a little interesting little twist
45:53
she wants to put on things
46:00
she's even doing feminists this is a
46:05
very interesting accent this is this is
46:07
like a lot of control really speaking
46:09
disorder feminist demands are emerging
46:22
the pivotal influence of feminists of
46:26
series and practices
46:29
feminism not only as addressing issues
46:33
of gender but rather as a methodological
46:38
approach of understanding the
46:41
intersectionality counters Semitism
46:54
which has unfortunately assumed that
46:57
issues such as violence against women
47:00
can be effectively addressed by using
47:06
police force by by by using imprisonment
47:12
as a solution and of course we know that
47:14
Joseph Brighton in 1994 wow this is also
47:19
I'm sorry to interrupt but I find this
47:21
offense is not tedious this is great
47:22
you've got it you've got to say Joseph
47:24
Biden this is a decision this is a trend
47:27
things are happening unfolding before
47:29
very eyes using police force by using
47:35
imprisonment as a solution and of course
47:37
we know that Joseph Biden in 1994 who
47:43
claims that the violence against women
47:47
after was such an important moment was
47:54
couched within the 1994 crying the
48:01
Clinton crime actor actor what we're
48:06
calling for is a process of
48:08
decriminalization not Rick recognizing
48:12
that the threats to safety
48:16
threats to security come not primarily
48:21
from what is defined as crime but rather
48:25
from the failure of institutions in our
48:30
country to address issues of health
48:33
issues of violence education etc
48:40
rethinking the kind of future we want a
48:44
social future the economic future the
48:47
political future I would argue oh okay
48:52
and the revolution is brought to you by
48:54
Nike and a couple others and a couple
49:00
others I do like what she said if I
49:03
understand her properly she's kind of
49:05
steering it away from a color issue to
49:08
an economic issue which is what the
49:09
problem is she's not wrong there but
49:12
then carrying it away from well there
49:14
yeah economic issue and the economic
49:16
issue as you will hear in the last class
49:18
people got a listen yeah of course it's
49:21
gotta go I understand to read wealth
49:24
that's the way to do it we just do what
49:25
we should be like Venezuela we should be
49:27
like all the other socialist pure
49:29
socialist societies know that have all
49:31
failed but that's they have failed
49:33
because there's something wrong there's
49:35
something they haven't fail for any it
49:39
doesn't mean anything that they fail we
49:41
can do it I lived in socialist countries
49:44
socialist systems and the problem is the
49:47
I tore the idea is everyone shares we
49:51
get along and we understand that you
49:53
know there's some shared burden and
49:54
shared upside the problem is human
49:57
nature's human are dicks
49:58
they're bags of dicks and they don't
50:00
play along by the rules so you have to
50:02
have a different system that lets people
50:04
who play along win and people who don't
50:06
crush how's that for an explanation of
50:10
capitalism versus socialism
50:12
well it's cruel people are horrible they
50:19
they don't play along they scam
50:21
everything and so it never works and
50:24
that's because of the education system
50:25
Adam if it was if we were they were
50:27
better educated and a better train and
50:29
they didn't have the this need this
50:32
constant need to go out and do some true
50:34
yeah if they were counseled if there
50:36
were counselors they helped those that
50:38
you're complaining about and get them on
50:40
the right track and reeducate them as it
50:42
were in reeducation camps we wouldn't
50:46
have these issues as things would be
50:47
fine they'd be done be good little
50:50
Johnny your Mandarin teacher is here
50:54
let's go to clip 4 okay this is Dean
50:58
doesn't need to setup order straight
50:59
into it died ever remember this setup we
51:03
have to recognize the devastatingly
51:06
negative rolls at that history has
51:10
played in charting the the subjective of
51:14
the United States of America I think
51:19
that these assaults on statues represent
51:25
an attempt to begin to think through
51:29
what we have to do to bring down
51:32
institutions and re-envision them
51:35
reorganize them create new institutions
51:41
that can attend to the needs of all
51:44
people and what do you think should be
51:46
done with statues for example 200
51:50
slaveholding founding fathers like
51:52
George Washington and Thomas Jefferson
52:05
we need to figure out which people can
52:11
understand the nature of US history and
52:15
the role that racism and capitalism can
52:25
you talk about racism and capitalism you
52:28
often write and speak about how they are
52:30
intimately connected and talk about a
52:33
world that you envision hetero
52:37
patriarchy what is what do you think
52:41
that is about white heterosexual Missis
52:47
males let me just say well here we go
52:49
hetero patriarchy it has a has a wiki
52:53
page in feminist theory hetero
52:56
patriarchy is a socio-political system
52:59
where primarily cisgendered males and
53:02
heterosexuals have Authority authority
53:04
over 600
53:07
but please if I have it I give it back
53:09
immediately I have no desire to have
53:12
this burden miss authority okay no I got
53:15
you all right I have lots to say
53:17
what's our what's our fine line waiting
53:19
there's a long thing I'm taking chunks
53:21
here and there that are I relevant I
53:23
like that so I'm waiting and I'm waiting
53:24
waiting for the shoe to drop when it
53:26
which is what I'm looking for then I'm
53:27
waiting for Amy to push back a little
53:29
bit I have that so I do have a clip
53:31
I think it's on there called a response
53:33
or something like that you see that on
53:34
their response yes I do
53:38
yeah okay what that's that'll be the at
53:40
the very end not gonna do the next she
53:43
asked her a question and that's where I
53:44
cut it because now she's finally gonna
53:46
she's got her own she's right feeling
53:50
her oats and she's gonna like tell what
53:52
we need to do to fix the world I'm
53:54
waiting for it in two minutes and 15
53:56
seconds I'm very excited in 2 minutes
53:58
and 15 seconds you're gonna get it this
53:59
is and to me this is the entire
54:02
situation that we're dealing with thank
54:06
you colleges and universities for making
54:10
this possible
54:11
let's hear her say again what were your
55:09
protests all she's she's got this thing
55:11
about you know she's trying to make a
55:13
point that's not not makeable it because
55:16
if you look at the history of slavery
55:17
which goes back in Western societies to
55:20
1400s is actually probably before that
55:22
another like the Romans had slaves and
55:25
but the point is is that slavery was it
55:28
was in full force until the Industrial
55:31
Revolution once the Industrial
55:32
Revolution exactly yeah it had they
55:36
didn't need slaves anymore
55:37
except in the fur in the United States
55:39
and the South Dunedin because they had
55:41
to pick cotton because there was a
55:42
confluence of a couple of coincidences
55:44
one was the cotton gin which allowed us
55:47
to produce a lot more cotton and usually
55:50
needed more people picking the cotton
55:51
the cotton is harness so and and the
55:53
British had a textile revolution thanks
55:56
to the Industrial Revolution where they
55:57
were making textiles by the tons they
55:59
needed as much cut as they could get so
56:02
we were kind of you know forced to kind
56:04
of up the slave ante so the slavery the
56:07
input of slavers went up until the Civil
56:09
War how did the but how did the Brits
56:11
get away with I mean that the slave
56:14
trade at the height of the the British
56:16
Empire it was a commodity if you could
56:19
buy stocks yes anyway slaves once the
56:24
Industrial Revolution took hold and
56:26
Britain in the 1820s or even before
56:28
somewhat but when it really took hold
56:30
that's when they decided the slaves he's
56:33
got to go and so they had the others the
56:36
slave abolition Act of 1833 there was
56:39
slavery slavery was abolished in England
56:41
and they kind of washed their hands of
56:43
the whole thing meanwhile demanding
56:45
cotton from us but it was it was a
56:47
disaster for us and so far as we having
56:50
to maintain the slave holders down in
56:52
the south but for her to say that the
56:55
Industrial Revolution was that was built
56:58
on the backs of slaves as nuts she's
57:00
full of shit this woman and she is
57:03
giving a course on whatever she her
57:06
courses are at Santa Cruz our word they
57:08
you know she's now retired and she's
57:10
going on with this nonsense and let's
57:12
get to the point by finishing this clip
57:14
to see what she's really after around
57:17
the production of capital was enabled by
57:20
slave labor in the u.s. so I I'm
57:24
convinced that's the ultimate
57:25
eradication of racism is going to
57:28
require us to move toward a more
57:31
Shoeless organization of our economies
57:34
of other institutions I think we have a
57:38
long way to go before we can begin to
57:40
talk about an economic system that is
57:43
not based on exploitation and on the
57:45
super exploitation of black people Latin
57:49
next people and other racialized
57:51
populations I do think that we now have
57:55
the conceptual means to engage in
57:58
discussions popular discussions about
58:01
capitalism occupy gave us new language
58:05
the notion of the Maestri industrial
58:08
complex requires us to understand the
58:11
globalization of capitalism capitalist
58:16
consciousness helps us to understand the
58:18
predicament immigrants who are barred
58:21
from the you ask by the that has been
58:24
created by the during which we need to
58:35
begin that process of popular education
58:38
which will allow people to understand
58:42
the internet interconnections patriarchy
58:48
this is the New York Times 1619 project
58:53
this is what this is all about rewriting
58:55
historic literally rewriting whistling
58:57
do you think amy pushback listens into
59:00
her response drinking water
59:14
so I guess Amy was lapping it up we have
59:25
the same sharp comedic stylings what can
59:28
I say you know there's something about
59:34
you editing clips - for the funny that
59:36
is just so endear you really love it
59:40
yeah this is this is very very
59:44
interesting
59:45
she should probably crack open YouTube
59:46
once in a while and see what what other
59:49
black Americans are saying you know and
59:52
what what they're feeling about the
59:54
defund movement and you pretty much
59:57
can't get I mean of course we have m5m
59:59
clips today but if you really want some
1:00:01
information you got to go to podcasts
1:00:03
you got to go to YouTube
1:00:05
then in the 4th of July weekend the
1:00:07
media is not working at all it's just
1:00:08
running on autopilot is one big algo and
1:00:10
the algo you start the algo and it
1:00:12
basically goes I'll go just runs
1:00:17
throughout the weekend but if you look
1:00:19
at what people for instance in New York
1:00:21
City are saying about DD Fund and what's
1:00:24
happening particularly New York City
1:00:26
where the crime investigation unit has
1:00:29
been it was it dissolved they'll walk
1:00:32
off or is it both do you remember
1:00:34
they won't the media will not play these
1:00:37
stories exactly so we don't even know
1:00:40
really what's going I don't even know
1:00:41
what's going on with the New York police
1:00:43
here's the center of the media you know
1:00:46
New York well you don't think there's
1:00:50
any obfuscation going on do you
1:00:51
I think there is yes here's a New York
1:00:58
City youtuber and he's and he is
1:01:00
identifying some very big issues
1:01:02
yo they get rid of anti-crime in New
1:01:05
York City that's my crime was basically
1:01:08
a plainclothes unit that went around and
1:01:10
dealt with you know felonies and
1:01:12
robberies whatever shit like that you
1:01:14
know heavy shit by the way probably not
1:01:16
safe for work to play out loud you know
1:01:18
dealing with the real fucked up people
1:01:20
this society you know not even got rid
1:01:23
of that shit you know I mean now we're
1:01:25
dealing with everything you got a bunch
1:01:26
of you got a bunch of cops they don't
1:01:30
want to do nothing you know I'm saying
1:01:31
nobody don't want to do nothing
1:01:32
naturally because you know why nobody
1:01:34
don't want to lose their job they got a
1:01:36
family to support then you got the
1:01:38
community like fuck that this or that
1:01:40
you know so it's like a whole back and
1:01:42
forth battle but at the end of the day
1:01:44
you know what
1:01:45
lose you know I'm saying because now you
1:01:48
got a bunch of fucking people that think
1:01:50
they calvo's running around carrying
1:01:52
fucking guns all over the city and ain't
1:01:55
nobody to check them you know I mean you
1:01:57
got fucking criminals running around now
1:01:59
your host shit is like fucked up so now
1:02:02
you looking for Batman the promising
1:02:08
Batman and the Avengers aren't the
1:02:10
lights on vacation you don't even
1:02:12
realize that with the New York City in
1:02:14
the past couple of weeks so many people
1:02:16
have been murdered and killed violently
1:02:19
but you know what this is just the tip
1:02:21
of the iceberg you ain't seen nothing
1:02:23
yet
1:02:23
now as the table goes on its gonna get
1:02:26
worse
1:02:26
you know right now they complain it over
1:02:29
the fireworks and the fireworks sound
1:02:31
like gunshots you know so now you mix an
1:02:33
oil at in you know now you got blocks
1:02:36
full of fucking people partying at
1:02:38
nighttime
1:02:38
these are people that don't go to work
1:02:40
don't do anything don't give a fuck
1:02:43
about the quality of life don't give a
1:02:45
fuck about themselves so you know what
1:02:47
man now you can't see now you wanna
1:02:49
really really see what it is you know
1:02:51
I'm saying I think that's a pretty
1:02:53
accurate report of what's really
1:02:55
happening in some New York neighborhoods
1:02:57
and it's it's probably is probably it's
1:03:00
raised now there's a real classy owes
1:03:03
oblivious doll this guy's crazy there's
1:03:06
a there's a huge contradiction or weapon
1:03:10
before you go on blood the blaster would
1:03:12
buy into the Angela Davis ideas let's
1:03:13
just reeducate and he's the popular he's
1:03:16
drinking he's drinking tea and smoking
1:03:18
hash with her right now what are you
1:03:20
talking about would buy into it
1:03:21
he was probably directing the shoot
1:03:26
here's the cannoli sorry you know here's
1:03:28
the conundrum and we saw this happen
1:03:31
with the chopped Chad's what was the one
1:03:34
thing that no democrat could ever
1:03:36
endorse ever anywhere for any reason
1:03:39
whatsoever on you know american streets
1:03:44
yes guns so what did we see we saw lots
1:03:49
of ar-15s yeah i mean if you go through
1:03:53
the show notes you just want to hear a
1:03:54
couple of different clips from the past
1:03:56
about the you know how this is the
1:03:59
horrible weapon in the world has no
1:04:01
business being an American streets is
1:04:04
it's just it's unthinkable but it's okay
1:04:09
it's jazz and they can add those go
1:04:11
ahead so there's very confusing messages
1:04:13
that are being sent and I'm not quite
1:04:15
sure what the leadership is thinking but
1:04:18
I do know what black America is thinking
1:04:20
because they're saying it out loud and
1:04:21
this was in the New York Times I did not
1:04:24
expect it that a huge article titled
1:04:29
I'm a black American I need a gun to
1:04:32
feel safe in this country and that and I
1:04:34
just took a little piece of video of
1:04:36
course they're producing some fun video
1:04:38
to go along with their writing I grew up
1:04:42
really high gun I grew up in a pretty
1:04:45
liberal California family I wasn't into
1:04:48
firearms I was kind of opposed to them
1:04:50
my parents were never really into
1:04:53
firearms I actually really don't like
1:04:55
guns
1:04:55
but I'm 100% for certain we'll be buying
1:04:58
a gun or two or three owning a firearm
1:05:00
is important to me when you look outside
1:05:03
you can kind of see that there's a need
1:05:06
for people protecting themselves buying
1:05:08
firearms being conscious black people we
1:05:10
live in a very violent country and this
1:05:15
country doesn't give us good options
1:05:17
parked my bike over here to take a break
1:05:19
real quick got a white guy out here
1:05:21
pointing a gun at for black man look at
1:05:23
this are we doing standing here this
1:05:26
lady Lily just pulled a gun because we
1:05:29
out here have reservation
1:05:31
[Applause]
1:05:39
guns are dangerous I never wanted one in
1:05:41
my home but a month ago I bought a
1:05:43
handgun and I learned how to shoot it
1:05:45
right now I need a gun to be safe in
1:05:48
this country by so while I understand
1:05:52
and support everyone purchasing a gun
1:05:53
what the New York Times is doing here is
1:05:56
a super asshole move because they're
1:05:58
taking the pain of the so called
1:06:00
white cops killing the black criminal
1:06:03
and they're now transferring it to your
1:06:08
white fellow American who's just fucked
1:06:11
up himself so it's not the police no no
1:06:14
now it's the white I did that the whole
1:06:16
piece went from police to white people
1:06:19
and of course we had the Ken and Karen
1:06:22
in Louisiana which if I may say I
1:06:27
thought it was very funny that our heads
1:06:29
were photoshopped on on Ken and Karen I
1:06:32
feel like I feel I did it I feel I did
1:06:35
get the raw into the stick this time I
1:06:37
mean the way she held the the weapon is
1:06:42
really RINO it may be bad not that not
1:06:47
that you were photoshopped onto a woman
1:06:50
problem now I have no problem with that
1:06:52
the prom was the way she holds yes you
1:06:54
got a favorable again like that you got
1:06:56
a booger finger on the trigger which is
1:06:58
very I mean especially I think I look
1:07:00
like a Walther PPK I couldn't tell that
1:07:03
can go off gotta be careful with your
1:07:05
finger on the trigger lady make sure you
1:07:07
know what you're doing and and he also
1:07:09
he was lefty which it's kind of weird to
1:07:11
look at anyway it's very interesting
1:07:15
that this is happening in lieu of the
1:07:17
Angela Davis clip that you play because
1:07:19
that was the Black Panthers came out
1:07:22
specifically to protect their
1:07:24
neighborhoods and of course the white
1:07:27
response to it in this case not the
1:07:29
Democrats but the Republicans Ronald
1:07:31
Reagan was to shut that shit down and
1:07:33
now it's being promoted it's a very
1:07:38
different tactic and it's working
1:07:40
because and there's a maybe a number of
1:07:43
reasons why this is happening I'll just
1:07:45
say one is it possible that they want a
1:07:47
repeat of the Black Panthers
1:07:51
so we have the
1:07:53
more Mulford acts for all 50 states to
1:07:55
really get rid of guns that's possible I
1:07:57
don't I could that's very very sinister
1:07:59
but it could be happening it may also be
1:08:02
to capture some of the NRA money that is
1:08:05
loot that is on the downside NRA is
1:08:08
definitely not loved by everybody in the
1:08:10
United States and now we have something
1:08:12
new a new entity the NAAG a redstone
1:08:16
firearms is registered with the NRA the
1:08:18
organization has a tight grip on the gun
1:08:21
industry offering benefits to business
1:08:23
owners like Geneva get to neva turn to
1:08:26
another gun club for a sense of
1:08:28
belonging it's named the National
1:08:31
african-american gun Association or
1:08:33
Nagas some call it the NRA for black
1:08:36
people to buy what's in the Solomons
1:08:39
estate direct district wow that could be
1:08:41
an end of show why so do you hear that
1:08:44
two to the body one to the head
1:08:47
play it again okay home I think yeah
1:08:49
check it out here we go two to the body
1:08:51
what's in here yeah okay California dr.
1:09:00
Rashid IV is one of magaz newest members
1:09:03
I love what Naga is doing and he loves
1:09:05
our positive they were how much they
1:09:06
were really devoted to teaching people
1:09:09
how to be positive non-owners and
1:09:10
changing the skin and our communities
1:09:12
have gun ownership are you also a member
1:09:14
of the NRA no why not stigma associated
1:09:17
with them is that their race gets a
1:09:19
racist organization mm-hmm so we're
1:09:21
shifting some these are big moves that
1:09:23
are coming and of course what is a gun
1:09:25
club really for it's not just to help
1:09:28
you learn how to shoot your gun nada is
1:09:30
looking at possibly forming a PAC why I
1:09:35
think it is selfish at a minimum not to
1:09:39
look at other avenues to help our people
1:09:40
are you going to be looking to endorse
1:09:43
candidates or focus on issues we're
1:09:46
gonna focus on issues well there's some
1:09:47
african-american minutes but
1:09:49
specifically in certain parts of the
1:09:50
country they have a very difficult time
1:09:51
getting a gun license for whatever
1:09:53
reason they don't have any background
1:09:55
issues Racing has clean credit they have
1:09:57
a good job but for some reason they get
1:09:59
declined
1:09:59
we would like to be an advocate for
1:10:01
those type of individuals are you
1:10:03
concerned
1:10:04
that if Navajos political some white
1:10:07
people are going to be afraid that it's
1:10:09
the new Black Panther Party I don't care
1:10:11
what they think why have a National
1:10:16
African American gun Association why not
1:10:18
just join the NRA well this is America
1:10:21
right we can create any organization
1:10:23
that we want and why shouldn't we create
1:10:25
an organization that we're prideful of
1:10:27
an organization that is focused on our
1:10:29
community and organization is focused on
1:10:31
education why not right so I really
1:10:33
don't care what anyone thinks
1:10:34
it's not about them it's about us if we
1:10:37
focus on them that's what they want the
1:10:41
way this is being played I also and I'm
1:10:45
just putting out there what I'm hearing
1:10:47
could I also be seeing here two gun
1:10:50
clubs being created as rivals it
1:10:53
certainly is playing that way in the
1:10:54
media will the NAD aga be the new Black
1:10:59
Panthers no I don't think so we already
1:11:01
have the new Black Panthers they're
1:11:03
called NFSA and they were out on Stone
1:11:08
Mountain doing some drill practice fully
1:11:11
decked out full-on military-grade type
1:11:14
at least look in here now all ar-15s the
1:11:18
NF r NF AC which stands for not effing
1:11:22
around coalition look it what the fuck
1:11:35
you need to meet blacks come out I don't
1:11:38
see you know white militia so to the
1:11:40
boogie boys the three four centers and
1:11:42
all the rest of the scan as rednecks we
1:11:44
here
1:11:54
streets are lighting up man
1:11:56
streets are lighting up there's all
1:11:57
kinds of stuff happening but I'm a
1:11:59
little worried about what in particular
1:12:02
the House of Representatives the
1:12:03
Democrats and their cronies in in in
1:12:06
many states I'm just worried what
1:12:09
they're thinking about doing I to me
1:12:12
it's like now you're really getting two
1:12:13
different groups set up with guns on
1:12:16
each side but you're doing under the
1:12:18
guise of the cops were killing us and
1:12:20
now it's shifting shifting uh yeah but
1:12:26
if you can let you guys are the guns
1:12:28
well there's there's also there's also
1:12:30
that here's um of course now we can just
1:12:34
go to some more normal sounding people
1:12:36
the officer Tatum who is a
1:12:39
african-american police officer and he's
1:12:41
very tired of all of this crap and this
1:12:44
is very reminiscent of what my one black
1:12:46
friend tells me as well I have had
1:12:48
enough I've had enough I made a video
1:12:51
earlier about my son getting a
1:12:53
notification on his EA sports madden
1:12:55
game talking about black lives matter
1:12:58
and oppression of black people which is
1:13:00
an opinion by some it's not verifiable
1:13:03
unequivocal facts but yet they push it
1:13:06
on young people and then one of my good
1:13:07
friends who happened to be white and the
1:13:09
funny thing is we have the same last
1:13:11
name we go on rides together and he
1:13:13
showed me on the App the Stryver app
1:13:16
then you just upload your eyes to
1:13:18
everybody have a good time you like
1:13:20
people stuff if you see their eyes their
1:13:22
impressive pro riders are on there
1:13:23
everybody's having a good time
1:13:24
why on God's green earth do they feel
1:13:27
they need to give an advisory about how
1:13:30
they've been erased this organization
1:13:31
all this time and that black people need
1:13:33
to be special treatment and you need to
1:13:36
give us handouts and worried about black
1:13:38
athletes listen man as a black man in
1:13:40
America and I've been black for 33 years
1:13:43
I am sick of the pandering I'm sick of
1:13:47
the false equivalence I'm sick of people
1:13:50
painting the picture like I am less than
1:13:53
in my own country this country belongs
1:13:56
to me just like anybody else
1:13:58
I have never experienced racism in
1:14:00
America I haven't that doesn't mean that
1:14:03
other people haven't but I don't have to
1:14:04
walk around with my head down walking
1:14:06
around acting like a victim when I
1:14:08
haven't had nothing to do with that and
1:14:09
none of the people that I know are
1:14:10
racist I don't know a racist I've never
1:14:13
been around racist why do I have to be
1:14:15
subject to idea that people are forcing
1:14:19
on me just because the color of my skin
1:14:20
it makes no sense to me and that's a
1:14:23
very common comment as well it's
1:14:26
insulting at this point stop it with
1:14:28
your venmo payments people send them
1:14:31
black people five dollars sorry for
1:14:33
racism like I told Moe about that you
1:14:35
know what he said he said what if you're
1:14:37
gonna give black people guns is what he
1:14:39
said just give him that that's that's
1:14:41
that's what we really need so don't give
1:14:43
me five dollars it's insulting laughs
1:14:45
everywhere sending me five bucks I'd be
1:14:47
taking it now I have one more clip okay
1:14:51
this is something a guy said I've got
1:14:53
lost it already never going okay well
1:14:55
I'm staying in the and he was talking
1:14:57
about sports about EA Sports oh yeah
1:14:59
that's what I'll just say what did he
1:15:01
say that there's somebody boot it up
1:15:03
Madden there's something and there was a
1:15:04
black lives matter message oh yeah oh
1:15:06
yeah what is that all about well okay
1:15:11
check this out Call of Duty has now
1:15:13
removed the okay gesture so you can't
1:15:16
just you're okay to your to your
1:15:19
teammates because racist that's that
1:15:22
gestures just gone gestures never meant
1:15:26
to anything but okay but it's gone more
1:15:32
recently met three points if you're an
1:15:34
NBA player exact same gestures yeah
1:15:37
that's true
1:15:40
let me see I had something else here it
1:15:43
was that there was something else that
1:15:45
had changed it was really odd what
1:15:50
about the we know about the Washington
1:15:51
Redskins of course no I don't know I
1:15:55
mean there's huge pressure for them to
1:15:57
change the name again yes a new no but
1:16:00
it's it's it's no it's not new but I
1:16:03
know it's at a crescendo they're gonna
1:16:04
have to change the name and I ever I
1:16:06
already got an insight what its gonna be
1:16:07
their Washington it's gonna be changed
1:16:09
to Washington from the Washington
1:16:10
Redskins to the Washington rednecks just
1:16:18
as an entre Mont here's a man on the
1:16:20
street interview in DC about the term
1:16:24
Redskin and they interviewed two black
1:16:28
Americans and here's their response to
1:16:30
the word Redskin today on the streets of
1:16:32
DC is that true is is Redskin equivalent
1:16:47
to the n-word more recently I thought I
1:16:52
guess I guess and this this to me was
1:16:56
the clip of the week
1:16:57
just to see someone with some sense it's
1:16:59
Marcus Wylie of course I was watching
1:17:01
Fox Sports 1 as I do my afternoons and
1:17:04
evenings you know catch up on what's
1:17:06
going on with the new the non game
1:17:07
sports is very interesting now because
1:17:08
there's none so I can enjoy the talk and
1:17:12
I'm very happy Marcus went oh you know
1:17:17
of all the things people still do like
1:17:18
to go out and party when they're given
1:17:20
the opportunity I'm guys sick of sports
1:17:23
it's just like now I think about it why
1:17:26
don't we give care about these games
1:17:27
they're dumb and there he is
1:17:29
you've crossed you've crossed the
1:17:31
Rubicon you were on the other side my
1:17:33
friend now you don't care about sports
1:17:35
now you know I know hearing about sports
1:17:37
at one point you never cared I care
1:17:41
about football football football exactly
1:17:48
so Marcus Wiley of course I do know him
1:17:50
he played with the Buffalo Bills it's
1:17:54
just a great guy like to talk about in
1:17:56
my house I've no idea but he he decides
1:18:01
of course to be
1:18:03
political and talk about black lives
1:18:06
matter and he did and I did this would
1:18:09
have been great if anyone did it but the
1:18:11
way he did it he's took the mission
1:18:13
statement of black lives matter Inc so
1:18:16
the people who are making tens if not
1:18:18
hundreds of millions of dollars and
1:18:20
really only putting a six to eight
1:18:21
percent towards whatever the cause is
1:18:24
and it was very poignant what he said
1:18:27
and it comes right back down to the real
1:18:29
issue which is uh-huh families without
1:18:33
dads it's an interesting play right here
1:18:36
I don't know how many people really look
1:18:38
into the mission statement of black
1:18:39
lives matter but I did and when you look
1:18:42
into it there's a couple things that
1:18:43
jump out to me and I'm a black man who's
1:18:46
been black and my life has mattered
1:18:48
since 1974 and this organization was
1:18:51
found in 2013 I'm proud of you but I've
1:18:55
been fighting this fight for me and for
1:18:56
others a lot longer to things my family
1:19:00
structure is so vital important to me
1:19:03
not only the one I grew up in but the
1:19:05
one I'm trying to create right now being
1:19:07
a father and a husband that's my mission
1:19:09
in life right now how do i reconcile
1:19:12
that what I just told you with this
1:19:14
mission statement that says quote we
1:19:17
dismantle the patriarchal practice we
1:19:20
disrupt the Western prescribe nuclear
1:19:22
family structure requirement we're not
1:19:24
no statistics when I know my reality
1:19:26
forget statistics I knew this before I
1:19:28
even went to Colombia and saw these same
1:19:30
statistics that I'm gonna read to you
1:19:32
right now
1:19:32
that children from single-parent homes
1:19:35
versus two-parent homes the children
1:19:37
from the single-parent homes this is in
1:19:39
1995 out of reading this five times more
1:19:42
likely to commit suicide six times more
1:19:43
likely to be in poverty nine times more
1:19:45
likely jump out of high school ten times
1:19:47
more likely to abuse chemical substances
1:19:49
fourteen times more likely to commit
1:19:50
rape 20 times more likely end up in
1:19:52
prison and 32 times more likely to run
1:19:54
away from home I knew that you know why
1:19:57
I knew it because a lot of my friends
1:19:59
didn't have family structures that were
1:20:01
nuclear like mine and they found
1:20:03
themselves outside of their dreams and
1:20:06
goals and aspirations so when I see that
1:20:09
as a mission statement for black lives
1:20:12
matter
1:20:13
it makes me scratch my head when I also
1:20:15
see there
1:20:16
chin is to eradicate white supremacy and
1:20:19
2020 white supremacy is the mission whoa
1:20:23
that's a lot of digging through minutiae
1:20:24
right there I'm hosting along with
1:20:27
another black guy who is hosting Whitney
1:20:29
who replaced another black guy and
1:20:31
that's just one example of it so I
1:20:33
understand I respect your space I
1:20:35
respect what you're protesting for but
1:20:38
will you respect others who don't
1:20:39
support that same protest I think that's
1:20:43
really spot-on with that spot-on and and
1:20:47
all this hetero patriarchy dismantling
1:20:52
the patriarchy is in fact if they're
1:20:55
really doing it and I think they're
1:20:56
trying it's very destructive you take
1:21:00
away the patriarchy I mean you can't
1:21:02
take away the matriarch either both are
1:21:04
kind of needed no now if you read the
1:21:08
Revolution abolitionist movement
1:21:10
commentary where they say gender roles
1:21:12
have got to go now it's just not that's
1:21:16
not normal
1:21:17
before we take a break I took the test
1:21:19
this it's not normal it's not normal and
1:21:30
I wanted to do it your heteronormative
1:21:32
I'm sis heteronormative heteronormative
1:21:36
I would like to take a little test with
1:21:38
you I did it this morning and I have my
1:21:40
results so I will share those but I
1:21:43
think would be fun if you and I can take
1:21:46
the test how to tell if you have white
1:21:49
fragility this is of course based on the
1:21:51
Robyn D'Angelo book and I think you'll
1:21:54
get a kick out of the questions as much
1:21:56
as you will out of the analysis for you
1:21:58
would you like to play it's only for
1:22:01
questioners no I wouldn't I think this
1:22:03
is an insult to my manhood but go ahead
1:22:05
I will sit I will I will I will put up I
1:22:08
will tolerate this um thank you I I
1:22:11
understand it is it is not easy to do
1:22:15
here we go question number one which of
1:22:18
these feelings have you had when someone
1:22:21
has suggested that something you've said
1:22:23
or done might be racist and you can
1:22:27
check all that apply so I'll mention
1:22:29
them if
1:22:30
want it I will I will click the box so
1:22:33
again which of these feelings have you
1:22:34
had
1:22:35
when someone has suggested that
1:22:36
something you said or done might be
1:22:38
racist singled out guilty mm-hmm no you
1:22:43
want to do one by one singled out no no
1:22:46
yeah
1:22:46
guilty yeah judged no scared
1:22:52
no attacked no shamed no accused no
1:23:03
outraged yeah
1:23:06
silenced no insulted no angry no or I've
1:23:19
never had any of these feelings no John
1:23:26
if you're not gonna play then don't know
1:23:28
I played I've never had any of those
1:23:30
feelings that's that I can't say no to
1:23:32
that because I've had those feelings but
1:23:34
not in that context okay we'll go to
1:23:37
next we'll just stop you must answer the
1:23:39
question I did no you have to have I you
1:23:44
have to select one at least now is this
1:23:46
break well in other words every time you
1:23:48
select one then you're already given a
1:23:50
point against oh wait I I can't select
1:23:53
him I'd would be dishonest with myself
1:23:55
okay well I've never had any of these
1:23:58
feelings as it pertains to this is
1:24:00
probably what they mean so I will select
1:24:02
that for you next
1:24:04
oh I see now you're a mind reader
1:24:07
I grow go on this use this used to be
1:24:11
fun when we did this and for some reason
1:24:13
you've become a grouch about it used to
1:24:15
be we could laugh I'm giving you my
1:24:18
honest answers geez how have you
1:24:22
responded when someone has suggested
1:24:24
that sometimes you said or that
1:24:26
something you said or done might be
1:24:28
racist again the same is the first
1:24:31
question no no no no this is different I
1:24:33
guess
1:24:34
I don't see it well there's different
1:24:36
answers so how have you responded how do
1:24:40
you feel how did you respond when
1:24:42
someone has suggested
1:24:43
that's something you've said or done
1:24:45
might be racist did you respond by
1:24:47
crying yes I'm just kidding there you
1:24:53
can say no to that okay responded by
1:24:56
crying but I can imagine somebody doing
1:24:58
that which makes it funny did you focus
1:25:00
on your intentions I'm sorry what does
1:25:06
that even mean so if someone has
1:25:08
suggested you've said or done something
1:25:10
that might be racist do then focus on
1:25:12
the intent you have I guess is what they
1:25:13
mean by captive leave that blank yet did
1:25:17
you argue would you've argued it yeah we
1:25:26
have one would you have denied it no
1:25:29
would you have emotionally withdrawn
1:25:32
yeah would you just have avoided it
1:25:34
altogether what the person said no I
1:25:38
you can't histor but the premise doesn't
1:25:40
allow it did you physically leave the
1:25:43
room eventually okay did you seek
1:25:49
absolution blue from the person who
1:25:54
accused you I guess no it doesn't make
1:25:58
that these questions and answers don't
1:26:00
make sense wait until you get to the end
1:26:02
okay so no to that and we'll go to the
1:26:05
next question because we're almost there
1:26:07
which of these statements have you made
1:26:09
when someone has suggested that
1:26:10
something you've said or done might be
1:26:12
racist so when someone says this to you
1:26:14
this this quote this questionnaire seems
1:26:17
very topic specific let's just run
1:26:22
through it yes or no have you said I
1:26:26
know people of color I've never said
1:26:30
that did you say I marched in the 60s
1:26:35
did you say that I marched in the 60s
1:26:37
I'm not racist that's the idea John yeah
1:26:40
I'll say that yeah I marched in the 60s
1:26:43
that's just your opinion I'd say that
1:26:48
you're playing the race card okay yes to
1:26:53
that I'm not I'm on this you're on a
1:26:55
roll now you hurt my feelings
1:26:57
yeah you misunderstood me
1:27:01
no the problem is your tone yes that was
1:27:09
not my intention but yes yes okay
1:27:15
the real oppression is class or gender
1:27:18
or anything other than race let's say
1:27:21
you would say that I say it you probably
1:27:22
say that your true true true that's true
1:27:25
how about you don't know me
1:27:26
that's good I don't believe it you said
1:27:32
that you don't know me marking it off I
1:27:38
disagree you probably say that one nano
1:27:42
that one note you are making me feel
1:27:44
guilty no I just said one little
1:27:47
innocent thing no some people find
1:27:51
offensive some people find a fence where
1:27:54
there is none yes it should be the
1:28:00
question this should have been different
1:28:01
some people find a fence when there is
1:28:04
none , lesbian oh my god you're so
1:28:14
perfect
1:28:15
this is a response I can't say anything
1:28:18
right no I would never sit and then
1:28:21
finally I have suffered too that's a
1:28:29
good line alright last question I'm so
1:28:32
excited
1:28:33
okay what beliefs do you hold about your
1:28:36
relationship to racism good question
1:28:42
well tell me about your relationship to
1:28:44
racism here we go what is this this is
1:28:47
psycho stuff wait for it I am free of
1:28:51
racism so yes or no no racism is
1:28:57
intentional I only have good intentions
1:29:00
no I am a good person
1:29:03
so I can't be racist I wouldn't say that
1:29:06
racism is conscious bias I am NOT biased
1:29:08
so I am not racist I'm going to say that
1:29:11
either
1:29:12
I have friends of color so I can't be
1:29:14
racist
1:29:15
that's a dumb answer racism is a simple
1:29:18
problem people just need to open their
1:29:20
minds I don't know what that means I
1:29:23
don't even know what that means anyone
1:29:24
who thinks I'm a racist has
1:29:26
misunderstood me and I wouldn't say that
1:29:31
I am the best judge of whether racism
1:29:33
has occurred no I have suffered and
1:29:37
faced barriers so I do not have racial
1:29:39
privilege who says that it's unkind says
1:29:44
that it's unkind to point out racism who
1:29:47
says that I was liking that one no yeah
1:29:51
but you've never said it no of course
1:29:54
it's a good answer almost there I was
1:29:57
taught to treat everyone the same
1:30:03
uh I would say I can give that a yes
1:30:06
there is no problem society is fine the
1:30:09
way it is a Hitler tell obviously
1:30:13
yesterday my worldview is objective yeah
1:30:20
yet sure yeah okay
1:30:22
alright we're done I probably should
1:30:25
have told you up front that this is a
1:30:28
poll which is done by beacon press
1:30:31
beacon press is the publisher of the
1:30:34
book the publisher of the book has done
1:30:37
this poll and I shall read to you your
1:30:41
analysis and recommendation here we go
1:30:45
don't worry you scored between 11 and 19
1:30:47
you have white fragility but we all have
1:30:50
to some degree this quiz has helped you
1:30:52
identify underlying assumptions that you
1:30:54
hold about race that engendered these
1:30:57
feelings behaviors and claims you make
1:30:59
when confronted what can you do now well
1:31:02
you should read Robin D'Angelo's white
1:31:04
fragility why is this so hard for white
1:31:06
people to talk about racism to learn
1:31:08
what you can do to engage more
1:31:11
constructively
1:31:12
it's a fucking ad for a piece of crap
1:31:17
book by a dumb lady can you believe this
1:31:24
yeah I can believe it's marketing oh but
1:31:28
that but that isn't that you don't do
1:31:30
that with a book that is like supposed
1:31:32
to be revolutionary these questions it's
1:31:36
a setup it's just like the whole woman
1:31:38
herself she's setting everybody up well
1:31:42
if people are stupid enough to give her
1:31:44
money what are you gonna do by the way I
1:31:46
got a good thing going I got the exact
1:31:48
same advice I think I think that
1:31:52
everyone gets to say I doubt it actually
1:31:54
goes oh hold on we've got a racist we
1:32:00
have track your IP address we are coming
1:32:01
to see you now
1:32:04
it's yes it's so demeaning of the topic
1:32:07
that she is already demeaning with her
1:32:09
idiocy that's just crazy and it's all
1:32:14
over this this thing is everywhere
1:32:15
everyone's taking it back why because
1:32:20
they needs because they want the same
1:32:22
standard response of course we're in a
1:32:26
nutty world or whatever I said the other
1:32:29
the other day what I say whatever it is
1:32:35
but with that I'd like to thank you for
1:32:36
your courage and say in the morning to
1:32:38
you the man who put the C insists hetero
1:32:40
patriarchy the one and only the white
1:32:43
fragile
1:32:44
John C Dvorak any morning new UI mr.
1:32:48
Adam curry in the dress in the morning
1:32:51
all ships of Busan graphing the air subs
1:32:53
in the water all the names and is out
1:32:54
there and a big ass in the morning to
1:32:56
the trolls in the troll room at no
1:32:57
agenda stream calm where we always are
1:33:00
hanging out together well not always me
1:33:02
but everyone's in there and we're
1:33:04
listening to the No Agenda show live on
1:33:07
Sundays and Thursdays but there's lots
1:33:10
of shows that are live it's 24/7 and he
1:33:14
basically lists of cool shows no
1:33:15
advertising it's all good it's all fun
1:33:18
and when you're in there please ask
1:33:20
somebody you can ask Doug who runs the
1:33:22
troll roomies the head trug yes Doug for
1:33:25
a for an invite to no agenda social no
1:33:27
gender social calm is our federated
1:33:30
private well it's private but it's open
1:33:32
and federated for the rest of the
1:33:34
federated social network on the Internet
1:33:36
which rides underneath all of the
1:33:38
mainstream social media the noise is
1:33:41
much better much lower at to the signal
1:33:43
there than it is anywhere else and that
1:33:45
is no agenda social calm and in the
1:33:48
morning to our artists for episode and
1:33:53
see was that
1:33:55
12:56 1256 we titled it white tears
1:34:00
can't see a sense the theme these days
1:34:03
and this artwork was immediately claimed
1:34:08
as a possible name for a new Texas
1:34:11
sports team as Darren O'Neill came
1:34:14
around again
1:34:16
with another winning piece of art for
1:34:18
the Texas surge which seriously a lot of
1:34:21
people thought there would be a great
1:34:22
sports team name
1:34:23
yeah with specially is already got the
1:34:25
logo yeah it's got a logo it all with a
1:34:28
cowboy hat on them on a map of Texas
1:34:30
it's what this is well you said it you
1:34:33
said it this time you said it really
1:34:36
pops and it does now there was that
1:34:40
voice exact voice that's right there
1:34:42
were some troubles with the artwork and
1:34:45
I wanted to know if comic strip blogger
1:34:47
is okay he was doing porn stuff
1:34:51
basically sending us a message I don't
1:34:57
know what it is oh and by the way
1:35:00
swastikas on art yeah we're probably not
1:35:02
gonna post that just happen just so you
1:35:06
know it's not really considered a great
1:35:09
idea yeah we won't even get published in
1:35:13
Germany we'll get you know in Germany
1:35:16
that's right that's illegal in German
1:35:18
completely for voting we do love you
1:35:20
have a lot of German listeners we love
1:35:22
the art that our artists do it is part
1:35:24
of our value for value Network people
1:35:27
can contribute in so many different ways
1:35:28
and this type of work and now I'm it's
1:35:31
like it's Darrin O'Neal does the wins
1:35:34
the competition quite often but he's
1:35:36
just that good he's what is he doing
1:35:38
that other people aren't quite figuring
1:35:40
out or that they're not what what
1:35:42
exactly is that thing that he hates
1:35:45
relaxing his creative energy so he can
1:35:48
just saw this that stuff comes to my
1:35:49
notes I know exactly what he's doing I
1:35:51
can't quite do it myself for art but but
1:35:54
natural artists can do it he's kind of a
1:35:56
natural artist who doesn't think so he
1:35:58
doesn't know he's an artist maybe does I
1:35:59
don't know hmm I want to see also credit
1:36:02
Mountain Jay for doing the newsletter
1:36:05
art because I have to say I I have to I
1:36:08
have to mention something here which is
1:36:10
that he did a really funny piece signing
1:36:13
of the Declaration of into a chasing a
1:36:17
woman yes oh yeah who you just missed
1:36:21
gender and thank you I miss gendered I
1:36:25
miss a dead named so mountain Jay
1:36:29
not quite this thing she should have
1:36:33
produced that piece without the show
1:36:35
number yes that was the issue you can do
1:36:39
one with show and one we don't want
1:36:40
everyone doing one with and one without
1:36:42
but it we know but I had to go in
1:36:48
Photoshop and put the proper show no oh
1:36:53
how do I didn't I didn't notice anything
1:36:56
off how did it look the result flawless
1:36:59
well there's a couple things there's no
1:37:01
shading I didn't have to I don't have I
1:37:03
have minimum amount of time I put into
1:37:05
stuff on Photoshop and I didn't give it
1:37:08
a shadow then then 70 the show numbers
1:37:12
she had a shadow and I could have put
1:37:13
one on everybody would have taken
1:37:15
creating another layer and I don't want
1:37:16
a few that didn't need it but I had to
1:37:19
erase her number and then put another
1:37:21
one in it's it took me ten to 15 minutes
1:37:23
of I didn't want a time I didn't want to
1:37:27
spend so I'm just gonna mention if you
1:37:30
have a really cool piece like that and
1:37:32
it was a cool piece I liked it please do
1:37:38
you want to do one without do you think
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