Episode 184 – Democrat leader gets handsy… And it wasn’t Biden

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well it’s about time
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here i’m your supernatural debt
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i am why brother copeland would you
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think that your person should give
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untie absolutely i am i’m a new person
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you pay attention
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stop tithing and tonight we are going to
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invest
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in this ministry i’m a new person i’m a
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new man i’m a new woman
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oh i like that i’m a new boy i’m a new
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girl oh i confess that
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i am here i
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put it
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i’m 83 years old get up
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so
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actually accurate folks because i
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stabbed myself
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and um because i’m a very smart person
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and i was eating i was eating very
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excitedly rapidly i was very i was very
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excited about my
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and yes it was salmon uh my salmon-based
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and i don’t i don’t know i don’t you
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know you you you
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really certainly the fork that needs to
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it was just a very close shave with a
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america where
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well that’s unsettling made by america
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i’m not happy about that at all where
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where is this from please tell me it’s
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it doesn’t say where it’s from it just
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what the hell does that even mean it
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oh well yum yum bulovanaka
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can i drink i don’t know if i can drink
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with this band-aid on
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it says tasmanian rainwater is inside
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but it’s
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packaged processed and packaged in north
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carolina
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oh okay how do you process water
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from tasmania
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oh yeah so i should stop saying the
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yeah but he might be missing out on big
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right so let me welcome
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from miami here in florida here in my
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home state of florida
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martha bueno
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uh-oh hey okay hello i’m here
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hi thank you so much for coming on the
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show marta
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coming on welcome thank you for having
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me i’m excited
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i’ve always wanted to be on your shows
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bud and
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well it’s finally happened it has
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finally happened you’re finally on the
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show
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i’m at my best
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the moment has arrived and i am i am
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here
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with my hey thanks so much for coming on
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and uh so
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marta uh before we get started whenever
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we have a guest
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on our show for the first time who’s a
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libertarian we always ask
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what is it that got you into
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libertarianism and
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the libertarian party was it kind of
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like an aha moment or sort of a gradual
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evolution of time tell us the
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the martha bueno story oh i wish it was
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an aha moment um
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am i freezing a little bit your
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your video is but your audio is okay
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right
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um i don’t know how to fix that let me
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try and
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that’s not on your end that’s that’s a
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skype thing it’s probably
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skype which we hate and is terrible
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that or my terrible wi-fi that i cannot
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upgrade because there’s a monopoly in my
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area and i have to have comcast so
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anyways
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um i did not have an aha moment i had
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many aha moments um you know basically
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the war
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uh when it started in early 2000s with
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9 11. i couldn’t figure that out um and
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then just over the years i’ve been a
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business owner for a long time and every
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time i had to write
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big checks to the irs to my silent
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partner that didn’t help
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that was a big um
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know moment when i couldn’t afford when
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i couldn’t afford certain things for the
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business
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and um i still had to write those big
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checks it
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really hit me that that the irs you know
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they they ride the good times with you
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and your business owner and when the
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times are tough they
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don’t really care and they still expect
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their checks so um i think that that
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really was
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the big turning point um i already knew
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i was a libertarian before that and then
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it just kind of cemented it
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and then of course watching john stossel
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and you know just
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over the years little moments little
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moments that i was like yep
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this is definitely what i am
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that’s awesome your silent partner that
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doesn’t do anything
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that’s the best that’s referenced to the
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irs i’ve ever
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put it yeah that’s that’s awesome if you
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have a partner
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you expect your partner to help you out
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and carry their weight
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but here i was paying you know
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big big subs of money the more
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successful you become the more money you
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have to pay them
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so it was actually uh decentralizing i
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didn’t
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you know there were times where i was
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like man if only we could like push this
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off to some other time or you know if we
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could only do
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something different just so that i
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wouldn’t have to make that huge payment
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and
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you know i don’t know if everybody that
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watches the show is aware but you also
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have to
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pay prepay the government and so that
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was a little inconvenient as well
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you know you have to estimate what
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you’re going to sell during the year and
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then make quarterly payments
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and if you don’t do that you get charged
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on top of it so you know
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the amount of time i spent working for
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the us government
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to collect my own taxes um was just
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pretty bad
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yeah well if it makes you feel any
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better there’s a good bit of the money
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some of it’s being taxed from you
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directly but thankfully a good a good
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and increasing amount of their of their
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budget
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is being run up in debt that you and
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future generations
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will have to pay off with interest i
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hope that that’s a i hope
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oh no that sounds well i was hoping that
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would be a consolation but
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and i mean yeah i don’t i don’t know
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when this happened but there’s a
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relatively good
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chance that your tax dollars went to
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bombing third world countries
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um that’s another another consolation
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yeah yeah right i mean if
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people find the silver lining anywhere i
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don’t know i mean definitely my dollars
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have gone to putting people in jail for
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victimless crimes
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like cannabis i’m sorry you said
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earlier and i must correct you the
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correct term is cannabis it just drives
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me crazy when people say weed
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um it’s cannabis so when people go to
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jail especially for that i’m
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i’m an advocate for for cannabis and it
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really upsets me that my tax dollars go
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to pay
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to put people in jail for something that
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i enjoy so very much
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yes well and we definitely uh we agree
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with that
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it is your business what you put in your
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body and the war on drugs has been an
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absolute failure unless what you wanted
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to do was help drug cartels
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and make it harder for addicts of other
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drugs to get help and
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make our streets less safe and basically
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just make everything worse
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then yes then that has definitely helped
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other than that not so much so
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let’s talk about miami you are in uh
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miami-dade
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and you are running for miami-dade
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commission
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in district 10. did i say that correctly
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this time
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yes okay good good good thank you big
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big big ups to me
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so what made you decide to run for that
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like what what was it that you saw that
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made you realize that that you needed to
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run for that spot
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i have been giving it some thought i go
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and i speak before the commissioners on
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issues that matter to me and i realized
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that i would go and i would speak and
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nothing would happen they’d vote and
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they’d vote however they wanted there’s
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really no power
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for the people for constituents to go
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and try and make a difference
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even if you big bring a big crowd even
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if you
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give great arguments there’s just really
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no power in that and so
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you know during covet especially it just
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kind of
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it kind of hit me that um
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you know the only thing that i can do is
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go run myself for
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one of these seats and try and make a
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difference um
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you know during covet they raised our
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taxes despite
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many things being closed despite many um
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i’m sorry i’m having i’m having a moment
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today um
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despite schools being closed despite um
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you know infrastructure and things like
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transportation being shut down
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we were judged on our property taxes and
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i think that’s a travesty
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and um nobody’s even talking about it so
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here i am
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talking about it good well that’s good
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that you’re doing that
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we uh we uh uh i was just on a panel on
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kennedy i’m now name dropping
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uh but i was on a panel on kennedy and
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we were talking about
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you know whether the schools should
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reopen and uh one of the one of the
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panelists was saying well you know the
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school’s reopening wouldn’t be an issue
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if uh if we had uh in universal wi-fi
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or universal broadband and i said how is
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universal broadband
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going to stop the police from arresting
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someone for having to leave their kids
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at home
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because they have to go work and make a
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living because they don’t have a nice
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cushy stay-at-home job now that that may
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not apply to you martha but there are
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i’m sure many people in your district
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who do have to go
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and work and are unable to or have very
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restricted hours
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or are having to pay money for child
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care
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because they can’t they their kids
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aren’t in school uh
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they ever and and that’s if they even
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have their job still if
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with everything shut down in in miami
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the way that it is um
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and then like you said the property
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taxes went up which meant that the rent
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went up which meant that everything else
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went up
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and it’s you know everything’s costing
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more while people are making less money
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now thankfully it sounds like
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we’re going to get another fourteen
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hundred dollars a month from now or not
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maybe who knows
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uh but you know it it seems like that’s
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not going to
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to fix things so you know you’re you’re
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running for
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for commission in in miami let’s say
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that you
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well let’s talk about this what is your
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plan to get the message out as much as
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possible
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to the people of your district and
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really to the people of miami and
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florida in general
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well um i have been going on a lot of
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different shows obviously not as
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prestigious as you with kennedy but you
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know here i am i’m trying to
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get that message out um take every
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opportunity
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uh every time that somebody wants to
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quote me for something i’m on
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everything that anybody will want to see
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me until you get tired of seeing me
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i will also go door-knocking from
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uh my area is pretty large um so i will
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do my best to get to as many areas as
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possible do as many events
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uh just do what i can to get out there
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that’s awesome so that’s great yeah no
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every time i see
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my notifications because i’m subscribed
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to everything libertarian
19:45
ever and i all my notifications martha
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bueno marta bueno marta buenos on larry
19:50
sharp martha buenos on this podcast
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martin bueno’s on brian nichols martha
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brano’s on and i’m like
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well i’m not worried that martha’s not
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getting her name out there now you also
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have an upcoming
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you have an upcoming event uh this
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friday
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why don’t you tell us a little bit about
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that i
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do and so um spike do we have any update
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on
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on your weekend how it’s going
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it’s i’ll know in a couple hours it’s
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about we’re about
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we’ll see i dropped the ball there um
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but we are having we are having an event
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with gloria alvarez and antonella marti
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which are
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very well known uh hispanic libertarians
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um
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they are in town and they’re going to be
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signing their books
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and they’re going to be talking to us
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and it’s going to be great anybody
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that’s in the area that wants to come
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out
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it’s going to be done at by brothers
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which
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is a um cute little
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uh farm agriculture a
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cuban restaurant and so um
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yeah it’s gonna be fun i hope
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farm and foreign restaurant hybrid
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yes it is adorable i don’t know how to
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describe it it’s something completely
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different
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they’ve got this is the boat it’s a
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petting zoo i mean i don’t know
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there’s a pet this is the most miami
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thing i think i may have heard today
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a a farm cuban restaurant and petting
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zoo
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oh yeah that is amazing great that is
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amazing
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it’s what we do around here i was going
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to say only in miami yeah
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and is this happening in miami or is it
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happening outside like
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one of the surrounding areas right so
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before um what we did was we changed the
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location it was
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um in miramar which is actually broward
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county and so we brought it down to
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miami
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it’s on the outskirts apparently the
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only places you can actually
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throw events now in miami are on the
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very outskirts of town so
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um we’re doing it at a uh very outskirt
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of town location so this is a problem
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that we had back in october marta
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remember
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i was i was there on the bus and uh as
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we were you know
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hours before we were going to get
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started miami shuts the miami police
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shut down the uh
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the venue now in that case we were
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already there with the bus
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the equipment and everything so we just
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did it illegally outside
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uh which ended up working out way better
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because everyone could hear
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us because instead of being inside of a
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building by you know us and however you
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know 50 000 people that would show up
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uh instead we’re outside with thousands
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of people walking by
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and uh and then we had a salsa party
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which was my favorite part frankly
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uh but um you know so yeah no it’s it’s
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you really can’t do anything in miami
22:44
right now and so that’s actually one of
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your goals if
22:47
so let’s say you get elected you’re now
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a the uh
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a commissioner for miami-dade’s uh 10th
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district
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what are some of the things that you
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want to do when you get in there
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so um it’s really a budget
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position it’s something we we manage the
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money that comes into miami-dade but
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then there’s some small um
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you know so obviously i’d like to take
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care of the budget i’d like to get rid
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of a little bit of waste
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uh wherever we can and then um
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you know do the things that matter uh
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possibly
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uh write legislation to decriminalize uh
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drugs in miami
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um and you know the biggest
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part is invite people to participate in
23:29
what is going on
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in our own town i think that um
23:33
during covet they also our commissioners
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also reduced the amount of time people
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could speak it used to be two minutes
23:39
and they reduced it down to a minute
23:41
they really don’t care to hear from
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people and um i think that’s the wrong
23:45
way to
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do especially local government which has
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so much control on people’s lives
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i think people need to know what’s going
23:51
on it needs to be transparent
23:53
they need to be able to figure out
23:55
easily what’s on the agenda
23:57
when it’s available and be able to
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participate remotely now with zoom or in
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person
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um just it’s been very difficult to be
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able to even follow what’s going on with
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the commissioners they don’t have any
24:09
intentions
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of hearing from us and they actually
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moved the people
24:14
uh the speaking location to outside the
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chambers to where the metro rail passes
24:19
it’s our like uh
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our train so you can imagine trying to
24:22
speak to commissioners through a
24:23
microphone and a screen
24:26
with the trains passing behind you so i
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mean
24:29
they can’t make it any more obvious that
24:30
they just don’t care
24:32
so that’s kind of a big deal for me i
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think
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people need to be able to know what’s
24:37
going to happen and what’s going on in
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their town and how their money’s being
24:40
spent
24:42
so more more fiscal responsibility in
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government more
24:46
allowing the people in the in the city
24:48
to be able to make decisions for
24:49
themselves
24:50
and then obviously having the people be
24:53
able to have themselves heard
24:55
there’s no reason with the technology we
24:57
have now that the best way to do this is
24:59
to have people standing next to the
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metro
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uh and hoping that they can hear the the
25:04
commission and that the commission can
25:05
hear them
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um so these are all fantastic things i
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know i you know
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before we we uh matt do you have any
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other questions because uh uh
25:13
before we give her a chance to plug all
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of her her
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social media and website and all that
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stuff i was gonna say
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uh there is a comment in here that says
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as a woman in the lp who’s getting more
25:23
involved little by little
25:25
uh hearing you talk about why you decide
25:26
to do this and get your voice heard is
25:28
incredibly motivating
25:29
and uh we’ve had a couple of people ask
25:32
where they can give you money
25:35
so um i will send you guys a link if
25:39
that’s okay
25:40
it’s it’s um i just got it set up today
25:44
believe it or not i am running a little
25:45
behind on
25:47
all of those things including my website
25:49
so i will send you guys the link
25:51
and hopefully you guys can post it for
25:53
me there yeah absolutely
25:56
yeah if you send it over uh send it over
25:58
to me whenever you can
25:59
and i’ll post it if you do it during the
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show i’ll post it right in the notes
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or right into the comments so people can
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uh donate directly
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thank you guys no absolutely and so how
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can they reach you on social media in
26:11
the meantime
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so i’m on twitter at martha
26:17
bueno 18 um on instagram as
26:20
martha for miami and facebook as martha
26:23
for miami
26:25
very good very good i’m on a twitter war
26:29
so you know be careful what you tell me
26:31
there i
26:33
i’m on fire apparently with socialists
26:35
uh
26:36
so yeah if you want to help marta argue
26:39
with
26:39
uh socialists mostly in spanish uh then
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uh go
26:43
go join her on twitter and you can have
26:44
some fun um and uh
26:46
martha thank you so much yeah bilingual
26:50
yeah you can do it in english or spanish
26:51
you know the thing is and i’m learning
26:52
because
26:52
i’m in the process of of uh i’m it’s
26:56
i’m in the process of becoming fluent
26:57
i’m about 13 of the way
26:59
of becoming fluent which means i’m not i
27:02
still have
27:03
i’m getting there uh but you know
27:05
thankfully i’ve learned that in the
27:06
meantime i can use google translate for
27:08
anything that uh
27:09
anything that that comes up that i don’t
27:11
recognize so marta thank you so much
27:13
uh for coming on and i will get in touch
27:16
with you very shortly to let you know if
27:17
i am able uh
27:18
able to still do the uh the miami event
27:21
and
27:21
uh we uh we hope that you will be
27:24
successful in your run for
27:25
uh miami-dade uh com commission
27:28
district 10. yes it’s a mouthful thank
27:32
you guys so much i appreciate you guys
27:34
having me on
27:35
no absolutely thank you for coming on
27:37
thank you good luck thank you
27:39
thank you and folks we are
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uh we are going to do a quick
27:44
intermission while we switch over
27:46
to something that isn’t skype because we
27:48
hate skype
27:49
but we have to use it when we have
27:50
guests and uh
27:52
it is uh it is the absolute worst um
27:56
yeah it is the absolute worst so we will
27:58
be listening
27:59
we’re now i’m in spike’s side
28:03
i hate skype so much so we are going to
28:05
be uh switching over and if anyone knows
28:07
of any
28:08
programs besides skype that allow us to
28:10
have different feeds come in of video
28:13
don’t say zoom zoom doesn’t do that uh
28:16
and also don’t say messenger
28:17
or meet they don’t do that either if you
28:19
know of another one
28:20
that isn’t skype we’d love to hear it
28:22
but in the meantime here is an
28:24
intermission and we
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will be right back
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what
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so
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so
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do
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so folks who for those who don’t almost
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for uh for those who don’t know
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uh this uh a couple days ago was the
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anniversary of the beginning of the raid
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on the waco compound back in 1993 i
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believe
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yeah and uh the atf
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every year makes a point of
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commemorating the people who started the
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raid
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uh who died as a result of invading
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the property of the branch davidians in
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waco
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uh they never note the fact that
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there were multiple chances for them to
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be able to get david koresh
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uh when he wasn’t on well first of all
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that all gun laws are an infringement
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and therefore all
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attempts to enforce them are an act of
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aggression but also that even if they
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had wanted to grab him
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uh they could have simply done so the
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multiple times that he took his
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motorcycle
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himself and went into town uh they could
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have easily grabbed him then
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they obviously wanted to start a fight
33:28
uh they were looking to justify
33:29
a budget increase that they were
33:31
requesting and the best way to do that
33:33
was to create a big boogie man that they
33:34
had to fight
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and it resulted in dozens of civilians
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including children and even newborns
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dying as a result of it
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and so we remember those who were lost
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to this wanton act of aggression
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and we simply will not rest until the
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atf
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and other similar organizations are in
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the dustbin of history where they belong
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yeah that was
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so that was not a fun video to make by
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the way
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like that that was just it was like i
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get to make a lot of like i make
34:10
pretty much all the videos that okay
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first of all i don’t make the music that
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plays at the beginning of the episodes
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i can’t give you that um but i put
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together
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a lot of the videos that we do here and
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um that was one of the harder ones to
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make because
34:28
just seeing that list of names and
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having to put each one in
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and connect with it in some way
34:36
made it really difficult to do
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for the entire thing and um
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that should have never happened that
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should have never
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happened all of those people should
34:49
still be alive
34:51
yeah it was there was no reason for it
34:54
like again even if they wanted to
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enforce
34:56
their warrant david koresh was routinely
34:59
leaving the compound for
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the the days and weeks leading up to
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when they decided to rate it they knew
35:04
that
35:05
they just decided to
35:08
storm a compound full of people that
35:10
they fully believed to be armed with
35:13
machine guns and or automatic weapons
35:16
and uh
35:16
and grenades so if anything
35:20
the deaths of those atf agents are on
35:22
the atf
35:23
and and department of justice leadership
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as well uh
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back then atf was part of the department
35:28
of justice not the homeland
35:30
security and uh and they uh
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yeah there was absolutely no reason for
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that there was no justification
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whatsoever
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for them to do that everyone involved
35:40
who died including those atf agents that
35:42
falls on janet reno and the leadership
35:44
of the atf and again it’s time for them
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to go as soon as possible
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now with that said we are uh now moving
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on to our
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next segment which is the
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matt you’ve actually had uh black coffee
36:24
it’s pretty it’s pretty good right
36:26
now black coffee is uh some of the best
36:29
uh at-home cold brewed coffee i’ve ever
36:31
had
36:32
uh like they ship it to you you get it
36:34
you get it really quick
36:36
uh and it comes in this little
36:40
i’m not really sure what it’s made out
36:42
of uh pouch
36:43
and they’re just like put it and uh
36:45
don’t put it in filtered water get
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distilled water
36:47
uh put it in distilled water and let it
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sit for uh
36:50
24 hours and it is it’s got this
36:54
sweetness to it there’s no bitterness
36:56
and you will be
36:57
riding just absolutely uh high on the
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caffeine
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all day long and it’s fantastic well you
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know who
37:04
isn’t sweet and does have some
37:06
bitterness
37:08
new york governor andrew cuomo who is
37:11
quickly becoming the pariah
37:13
of the democratic party matt yeah uh
37:16
after being responsible for the deaths
37:18
of over 13
37:19
13 000 new york seniors and blaming
37:22
everyone in the state not named cuomo
37:24
for that decision
37:25
uh he has he now has multiple sexual
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misconduct allegations against him
37:32
um and a new investigation
37:36
fantastic so first we’ve got three and
37:39
counting so far so the first one is
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uh lindsay lindsay
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lindsay that might be misspelled lindsay
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boylan uh
37:51
lindsay boylan uh who came out first uh
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we first touched on this
37:55
that’s some great wording man we first
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talked about this
38:00
in december uh about uh she came out
38:04
first with allegations about uh cuomo
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being inappropriate with her
38:08
uh but she was refusing to talk to the
38:10
press about it or give any evidence
38:12
uh she published an essay last wednesday
38:14
laying out the scope of allegations i
38:16
remember at the time we said that
38:18
you know you got to wait for some actual
38:20
evidence and that this could very well
38:22
be true
38:23
uh and then i think we probably joked
38:24
about his pierced nipples knowing us
38:27
right yeah that sounds actually i i want
38:30
to try to find
38:31
that video and i said this is going to
38:33
end in a pierce nipple joke so i’m not
38:35
yes
38:36
absolutely so i brought it up instead uh
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now her allegations
38:40
were actually backed by cuomo uh who
38:43
said that all of the meetings she
38:44
alluded to took place um
38:47
but that you know she totally she meant
38:49
it wrong
38:51
he he gave the receipts like
38:54
you you know a lot of times people will
38:56
say you need to have receipts whenever
38:57
you’re making allegations like that he
38:58
gave the receipts
39:00
it was it was it was on the plane it was
39:02
here it was here and he was like
39:03
yeah no this this happened well we were
39:06
there to not that this happened but
39:08
you were there together we were there
39:09
together yeah he gave the merchant copy
39:12
of the receipts
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um which is the one that you sign but i
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often
39:16
take that one home and leave the
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customer copy and which it turns out
39:20
that actually doesn’t matter
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that doesn’t make a difference no they
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don’t care i don’t know why they
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differentiate they don’t
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they don’t no but why they actually
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print like oh this one’s for the
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merchant this one’s okay how about you
39:34
say one
39:34
leave one for us please right please
39:38
please please as a person who worked in
39:40
the service industry for many years
39:42
uh please leave one i don’t care yeah
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because
39:45
otherwise there’s no tip right like the
39:48
charge already went through now it’s
39:49
it’s the tip
39:50
so yes charlotte uh charlotte bennett
39:52
came out next saying the governor asked
39:54
her if she was in
39:54
open relation open relationship and
39:57
whether or not
39:58
she had sex with older men
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oh this guy’s a creep now
40:09
cuomo has denied uh aspects of each of
40:13
these women’s
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uh allegations but he did issue an
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apology
40:18
he said i now understand that my
40:19
interactions may have been insensitive
40:21
or too personal
40:22
some of the things i have said have been
40:25
misinterpreted as
40:26
unwanted flirtation to the extent anyone
40:29
felt that way
40:30
i am truly sorry and this how do you
40:33
misinterpret do you have sex with
40:37
older men one of these women he said
40:40
can you eat the whole sausage or put the
40:42
whole sausage in your mouth
40:44
even that is okay okay okay that is
40:47
still
40:47
like really andrew but even still
40:55
have you ever asked a woman if she can
40:57
eat the whole sausage without
41:00
meaning something no yeah exactly
41:03
so that’s but but but even that one’s
41:05
like ah well you know i just i i wanted
41:07
to know if she likes sausage do you have
41:09
sex with older men
41:12
are you in how is that misinterpreted
41:15
are you into open relationships
41:17
and have sex with older men i cannot
41:19
wait for this guy to say oh you know the
41:21
nursing home residents completely
41:22
misinterpreted
41:24
the purpose of me shoving covid patients
41:27
in there
41:28
they took it way too seriously by dying
41:31
um i i just like do you have sex with
41:34
older men how do you interpret that
41:37
you tell us in the comments if i if if
41:40
so if i ask you hey
41:41
you like sex with jewish guys how are
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you going to take that in the context of
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that conversation and by the way i’m not
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asking you
41:49
if you do that because that’s none of my
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business and i’m happily married i’m
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saying if
41:53
a jew who stabbed himself in the lip
41:57
were to say something like that to you
41:59
for the for the
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for the women in the audience if a older
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gentleman
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were to come up to you and say are you
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in
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a relationship is it open
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do you have sex with older men
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and can you eat the whole sausage i want
42:19
to know how you would interpret that
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yes let us know how you would interpret
42:22
that in your mouth so so let’s assume
42:24
that those three things have been said
42:26
and then in a conversation about meat he
42:28
says hey can you put
42:30
that whole sausage in your mouth how
42:31
like just the confluence of things
42:33
happening here but really just the one
42:35
just the do you have sex with older men
42:38
to your
42:38
employee right to
42:42
to somebody who worked to an aide in
42:44
your office
42:45
in your office one of these women i bel
42:47
i believe it was charlotte bennett
42:49
but don’t quote me on that but i believe
42:51
it was charlotte bennett um
42:53
he made references to monica lewinsky
42:56
and bill clinton
42:58
and she was like yeah it was a two
43:00
decade old
43:01
uh yeah it’s like 20 reference at the
43:04
time but i still understood
43:06
what he was saying oh you know what’s so
43:09
creepy is that that was like how old she
43:11
is
43:12
oh god no uh so yes and no
43:15
like none of they none of these girls
43:17
are like 19.
43:18
they’re all in their mid-20s
43:22
so they were like uh toddlers when
43:24
lewinsky happened
43:26
yeah yeah if
43:29
oh it’s so creepy oh
43:33
was visiting the white house um
43:36
so failed democratic presidential
43:38
candidate who part times as mayor of new
43:40
york city bill de blasio
43:42
commented on the apology by saying he
43:44
seemed to be saying oh i was just
43:45
kidding around
43:46
sexual harassment isn’t funny yes
43:49
correct yeah alessandra biagi do you
43:53
want to hear you can tell us what
43:54
alessandra said
43:55
a new york state senator who worked in
43:57
the governor’s office in 2017
43:59
said he’s actually saying that he meant
44:01
for those words to be playful
44:02
and there’s no and there is no realm of
44:06
plain
44:06
playful
44:09
it’s not when a governor of a state asks
44:12
a young staffer who is 25 years old if
44:14
she has sex with older men or if she has
44:16
sex outside of her relationship that is
44:18
not only inappropriate
44:19
it is abusive and this is you’re his
44:22
she’s your employee
44:23
oh my gosh that’s so disgusting so she
44:25
was 25. so
44:26
the monica lewinsky scandal the
44:29
impeachment happened in 98.
44:31
so 25 uh it’s a twenty
44:36
yeah let’s say she turned 25 in
44:40
2020 so that means 95 she was born she
44:43
was
44:43
three like it’s just so
44:47
gross um now thankfully
44:50
uh there’s a third woman who came out
44:54
anna rush
44:57
rooch r-u-c-h uh and she came out last
45:01
night accusing
45:02
cuomo of unwanted uh advances
45:06
and her allegations are pretty credible
45:08
because there’s
45:10
literally a photo of him doing it to her
45:12
uh grabbing her by the face
45:14
while she looks on just
45:17
horrified and bewildered
45:21
and like i know it’s the bar lighting
45:24
here
45:25
but he’s coming out looking like
45:28
the devil lucifer yeah yeah like a demon
45:33
like why is he that red
45:36
like that’s a bar like that is a bar
45:38
light i under i know what it is
45:40
i have seen like you can see it on her
45:42
hair he is just standing like directly
45:44
in the bar light explain the seven
45:48
inch overbite yeah that one i can’t
45:51
that one that’s where the fangs come out
45:53
he’s turning into satan as he grabs her
45:55
by the face uh and so uh
45:58
according to miss we’ll just go with
46:01
rooch
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uh according to uh anna according to
46:04
anna
46:05
uh cuomo accosted her uh back in
46:08
september of 2019 at a wedding reception
46:10
so at least he’s not grabbing women like
46:11
this during the pandemic
46:13
if there’s one thing uh she’s now 33.
46:17
um uh so i guess you know that’s
46:19
slightly better uh but
46:21
she uh she had thanked uh governor cuomo
46:23
for
46:24
his toasting of her newlywed friends uh
46:27
in response to which he put his hand on
46:29
her bare lower back
46:31
and she removed his hand uh and prompted
46:34
him to then say that she seemed
46:36
aggressive and to do this thing
46:39
with his grabbing her face so
46:43
okay so when you’re when you’re in your
46:47
go ahead wait when you put your hand
46:50
on somebody’s back this the small i’m
46:54
assuming the small
46:55
yes is what i’m assuming i think i think
46:57
i think she had like a dress on uh you
46:59
can’t really tell on this but i think
47:00
she had like one of those where the the
47:02
back is open
47:04
yeah necklace or whatever yeah yeah so
47:07
he puts his hand on the small of the
47:08
back
47:08
she pushes the hand away and says that
47:11
he’s being aggressive
47:12
no no he said she’s being aggressive
47:17
oh yeah so she’s like he’s ready a
47:22
thousand
47:22
times don’t touch my butt please or my
47:26
back or whatever
47:27
he’s like hey you’re being aggressive
47:28
then he does this a
47:30
mma move on her um and
47:33
greg i think he’s got her ears
47:37
and so he grabs her
47:40
places his hand on her cheeks as they
47:42
put it then he
47:43
asks her if he can kiss her he did it so
47:46
loudly that a nearby friend could hear
47:48
it she then pulled away understandably
47:52
horrified and bewildered she said i was
47:54
so confused
47:55
and shocked and embarrassed according to
47:57
her uh
47:59
statement to the new york times she said
48:01
i turned my head away
48:02
and i didn’t have any words in that
48:04
moment
48:05
i now is it
48:08
i don’t remember if this was if this was
48:11
anna or if this was one of the other
48:14
uh women but didn’t he kiss one of them
48:17
on the
48:19
didn’t he i think he kissed one of them
48:21
on the lips and then she looked at her
48:24
friend and said
48:24
did he just really put his lips on mine
48:27
i think that was the lindsay the first
48:29
woman
48:30
was that lindsay i i know yeah i think
48:32
so i know i read that about one of them
48:34
i don’t remember which one
48:35
um i don’t know this one came out like
48:39
last night
48:40
so anything we’ve read in the past few
48:42
days yeah
48:43
i saw i saw this one this morning uh
48:45
when i was getting ready for work
48:47
but um for anybody here who has either
48:50
read the book or seen the movie high
48:51
fidelity
48:52
um stars john cusack uh
48:56
great movie uh but in it there’s a scene
48:59
where he’s
48:59
in i think he’s in high school and he
49:02
said that he broke up with a girl
49:04
because she wouldn’t put out and she
49:06
broke they broke up
49:08
he said he went to grab her boob and she
49:10
pushed it away so then he decided to go
49:13
for
49:14
somewhere else and he in the book it
49:16
says that’s like asking to borrow
49:18
uh 20 quid because it’s written by a
49:20
brit uh asking borrow 20 quid
49:22
and then ask and then getting turned
49:24
down and asking for a thousand pounds
49:26
yeah yeah right
49:30
so yes andrew cuomo is living that
49:35
yeah and again now we have an actual
49:37
like
49:38
photo of him there in no way can this be
49:41
interpreted as wholesome
49:42
like look at her face
49:45
like she is horrified she that is
49:47
terrified
49:48
that is a woman who is trying to put on
49:51
a brave face because they’re at a party
49:53
and clearly this must be okay because
49:55
he’s doing it in front of everyone
49:56
and you know but how do you as a that is
49:59
a what am i supposed to do
50:01
this is the governor of new york and i
50:03
don’t want to
50:05
be rude but i also want him to get off
50:08
of me
50:09
yeah and look you can see her hands are
50:11
like
50:12
trying to move his hands and look how
50:14
much bigger this is so he’s such a
50:15
freaking creep
50:16
oh my god he’s grabbing young women
50:20
hey you have sexual guys like me like oh
50:23
god there are two things i don’t like
50:27
there are many things i don’t like the
50:28
two things i can’t stand are a
50:31
thief and a pervert and
50:36
so the new york attorney general is
50:39
launching launching an investigation
50:40
into cuomo
50:41
uh the uh attorney general leticia james
50:45
yes so what i found out about this
50:48
actually
50:48
um is that initially
50:52
cuomo said i’m going to appoint this
50:54
judge
50:55
to do an investigation to which lindsey
50:58
boylan was like no
50:59
you do not get to pick your own judge
51:01
jury and executioner
51:02
right that is absolutely not okay
51:05
so then uh
51:09
the governor’s office actually asked for
51:12
the new york attorney general to launch
51:13
this investigation
51:15
and the attorney general’s tisha james
51:17
said monday she received a formal
51:18
referral from cuomo’s office granting
51:20
her the ability to choose an
51:21
investigator to look into the
51:22
allegations
51:23
but i mean a lot of this does feel
51:28
like them investigating their own yeah
51:31
this
51:32
feels very much like a the government
51:34
investigated the government and found
51:35
that the government fell within the
51:37
standards and guidelines of the
51:38
government and therefore the government
51:40
won’t be
51:40
prosecuting the government but who knows
51:42
because this is a political thing
51:44
they got pictures of it this is the team
51:47
might
51:48
and there are there are prominent
51:50
democrats in new york calling for him to
51:52
resign like this he might not be able to
51:53
survive this
51:54
he may now thankfully thankfully this is
51:57
of course his only his biggest
51:59
scandal um there’s definitely nothing
52:03
like worse that he’s done
52:07
that resulted in i don’t know
52:10
thousands of elderly people
52:16
dying
52:20
that you have made is the fact that
52:22
you’ve got sloth from the goonies and
52:24
dead center
52:26
yes that’s intentional
52:30
um yeah and again this man is
52:33
responsible for the death of over 13 000
52:36
new york seniors
52:37
which he then lied about which he then
52:39
lied about and literally
52:41
blamed every single person in the state
52:43
of new york not
52:44
named cuomo that could he could possibly
52:47
blame
52:47
yeah it was everyone else’s fault and
52:49
they misinterpreted it
52:51
right so speaking of someone who
52:53
probably is going to be out here
52:55
claiming that he was misinterpreted but
52:57
we have video of him saying it
52:59
uh the head of the negotiating rights
53:02
away gop slush fund
53:03
uh that you may call the nra uh was at
53:06
cpac
53:07
and he had something very interesting to
53:09
say about gun laws now you’re probably
53:11
thinking you know the head of the nra
53:13
surely he’s going to talk about how gun
53:14
laws are unnecessary and make things
53:16
worse and
53:17
we need to get all the gun laws off the
53:18
books because the right of the people to
53:20
keep it bear arms shall not be infringed
53:22
that’s what the second amendment says
53:23
let’s see what how close to that we are
53:27
but let me tell you right now the dirty
53:30
little secret
53:31
politicians in the media won’t tell you
53:34
here we go
53:34
they have the power right now yeah today
53:38
to clean up their cities to save
53:40
hundreds of thousands
53:42
of lives and put violent crime
53:46
to a virtual end yeah here we go second
53:48
amendment have to do
53:49
is enforce the existing gun laws that’s
53:52
it
53:54
go out and do your job
53:58
if you really want to stop violent crime
54:01
take criminals off the streets when you
54:04
do that
54:06
you know what happens crime goes down
54:10
everything else it’s smoke and mirrors
54:15
so this was the head of the nra
54:19
calling for the police and governments
54:22
to do their
54:24
job of enforcing the myriad of
54:28
infringements
54:29
on the second amendment because as he
54:31
put it
54:32
it will save hundreds of thousands of
54:34
lives
54:36
and clean our streets of criminals
54:39
otherwise known as people who are
54:41
exercising their second amendment right
54:44
to keep and bear arms
54:47
now he he was speaking this at cpac
54:52
yeah a lot of people a lot of people at
54:56
cpac still believe
54:57
in the nra did you hear the
55:01
applause when he was doing that that was
55:04
like a golf clap
55:06
when somebody not named tiger woods
55:09
hits a shot like yeah i’ve heard clips
55:13
from trump talking
55:14
and uh pete hegseth who was on my uh
55:17
who was on the same panel i was on with
55:19
kennedy i’m name dropping again
55:20
uh but the reason i watched it was to
55:22
get an idea about who i was going to be
55:23
on the panel with
55:24
and his you know applause lines were a
55:27
lot louder than that that was
55:29
maybe 50 people who were like
55:33
yay reducing crime one person i heard go
55:36
whoa
55:36
that’s that’s definitely a hired someone
55:39
who works for the nra
55:40
right that was his personal assistant
55:44
his personal assistant now uh i don’t
55:46
know if you know this you may
55:47
um i just found this out yesterday uh
55:50
he is also in a lot of trouble with the
55:53
nra because he was using it as his
55:55
personal piggy bank
55:56
and he had to pay back over three
55:58
hundred thousand dollars to the end
56:00
i’m shocked i am shocked shocked
56:04
i am also i found out today
56:09
he was uh in the new animaniacs reboot
56:12
they did a satire of him and the guy’s
56:15
name was
56:16
dwayne law pistol and they made him
56:19
seem like this terrible i want everybody
56:23
to have guns
56:24
guy and i’m like man they did not think
56:25
this one through because this is the
56:27
problem
56:29
this is the problem with the political
56:30
discourse in this country
56:32
in the common uh parlance if you talk to
56:36
normies they think the nra
56:37
are the pro-gun wackos right
56:40
us they think they’re us they think like
56:42
the people we’re the ones who
56:44
unironically think that nuclear weapons
56:46
should be legal
56:47
okay so we should be that baseline
56:52
of the furthest to the pro-gun or pro
56:55
weapons argument but the media allows
56:59
for the nra to be the
57:00
what they consider the extreme well he
57:02
just presented the extreme as
57:04
we’ll just enforce what’s on the books
57:05
right now no no
57:07
get rid of them things are less safe
57:10
because of these laws and and not only
57:13
do you say enforce them he said by
57:14
enforcing them
57:15
then we’ll get dangerous criminals off
57:17
the streets like crime
57:19
is high be cut and this is their own
57:21
talking points the nra is the first one
57:23
to go
57:23
you know criminals don’t care about the
57:25
law and that’s why the crime’s higher
57:26
because you got the
57:27
but then here he is saying yeah i got
57:29
the criminals off the street
57:30
which is you have to do is enforce the
57:32
gun laws well
57:34
it was the nra who came up with a very
57:36
correct
57:37
uh phrase uh that when you outlaw guns
57:40
only outlaws will have guns and now he’s
57:42
saying so take the outlaws and put them
57:44
in jail
57:45
no end the gun laws
57:49
so join the goa or the oh what’s the
57:52
other one i always forget what it’s
57:53
called
57:53
second amendment supporters for liberty
57:56
possibly
57:57
um but there’s another one something gun
57:59
rights anyway goa second amendment
58:01
supporters for liberty
58:02
uh you know there’s a group for uh uh
58:05
gender and sexual minorities lgbt people
58:08
called pink pistols
58:10
if you’re on the left there’s all sorts
58:11
of left-wing pro-gun clubs
58:13
there is no reason to join the nra like
58:16
the nri is
58:17
absolute hot ass garbage it is the
58:20
it is a slush fund for the gop that has
58:23
been set up by
58:24
gun manufacturers who have a vested
58:26
interest in limiting your
58:28
choices because then you have to buy
58:30
their crap and it’s
58:31
it’s really just really really really
58:35
really bad
58:36
and every i i remind everyone that every
58:39
single
58:40
federal gun law that is on the books
58:43
was either sponsored by the nra
58:46
like the nfa which started all this
58:48
nonsense in the modern era
58:51
and or they’ve signed off on it and said
58:53
that they were okay with it
58:54
he just said that he literally just said
58:57
not only are we okay with all the gun
58:58
laws just enforce them just don’t make
59:01
any new ones guys that’s considered
59:03
pro-gun
59:04
now right so screw him
59:08
yeah i don’t i’m not i don’t think he’s
59:10
going to be there much longer i really
59:11
don’t
59:13
i don’t think the next person is going
59:14
to be better
59:16
but i don’t think he’s going to be there
59:18
much longer
59:21
sure i mean he might be gone but i also
59:23
don’t
59:24
i mean the nra is not going to change
59:26
it’s the nra yeah it’s
59:27
he’s not the problem the nra’s the
59:29
problem i agree but
59:32
putting somebody like that at the head
59:34
of it
59:36
yeah that’s a bigger problem than the
59:38
nra usually is
59:40
that’s fair it also makes it easier for
59:42
me to convince people to leave the nra
59:44
and go join an actual gun rights group
59:45
so it’s kind of a
59:46
you know it’s a mixed bag for me i’m not
59:48
going to lie um
59:50
but yeah i uh national gun rights
59:52
association
59:53
that’s yeah ngra ngra there’s
59:57
yep that’s the one right there um so
59:59
yeah it’s
60:00
there are so many other better
60:02
organizations that are not tied to a
60:03
political party
60:05
and are um and oh uh black guns matter
60:08
is another one
60:08
um uh majta ray uh there there’s there’s
60:11
a lot of
60:12
people out there who are trying to
60:14
actually push
60:15
a consistent message of being able to
60:19
uh being able to defend yourself and
60:22
and the fact that all all
60:26
gun laws are an infringement on your
60:29
right to keep and bear
60:31
on all of them
60:34
all every single one of them
60:39
every single one of them as i was saying
60:40
on kennedy when when pete was trying to
60:42
convince me to join the republican party
60:44
live i said i am not going to join a
60:47
party that signed off on red flag laws
60:50
and bump stock bans and uh and and uh
60:53
suppressor bans especially not red flag
60:55
laws that’s a violation of your second
60:57
amendment right
60:58
it’s a violation of your fifth amendment
60:59
right arguably your sixth amendment
61:02
right
61:02
really arguably your first amendment
61:04
right it’s also a violation of habeas
61:05
corpus it’s a violation of pretty much
61:07
the whole
61:07
the whole route of things any person can
61:10
anonymously call
61:11
and and tattle on you and claim that
61:14
you’re a danger
61:15
with no proof and the police show up and
61:17
tell you to
61:18
give all your weapons to them at like
61:20
five in the morning
61:21
it’s it is it
61:25
don’t wake up they’ll just shoot you in
61:26
your sleep yeah and if you don’t wake up
61:28
they’ll assume that you’re plotting
61:30
you know a a counter attack and shoot at
61:32
you like they did the duncan lump
61:34
uh and like they did to brianna taylor
61:36
in the in the um uh in that in that raid
61:38
that was a drug raid but same thing
61:40
it’s it’s it’s no knock raids for for
61:42
guns uh
61:44
and uh donald trump is a huge supporter
61:46
of it that’s where the whole
61:47
uh uh due process later take the guns
61:50
first then due process later yeah
61:53
that’s the opposite of the uh of the of
61:56
what the
61:57
uh the constitution says about due
61:59
process but here we are
62:00
um and and the uh the uh nra and the the
62:03
gop are 100
62:04
behind that so yeah so
62:08
here is something that we are 100 behind
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62:57
and
62:57
i just wanted to say real quick
63:01
that i’m gonna have to kind of talk a
63:04
little bit
63:04
through to get there um
63:08
huh well
63:11
spike fill this fill the next 12 seconds
63:14
so folks the reason that i have this if
63:16
you didn’t tune in earlier the reason i
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have this when i say i stab
63:19
myself i wasn’t trying to hurt myself
63:22
but i wasn’t trying not to apparently
63:24
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63:24
i was eating some delicious delicious
63:27
salmon
63:28
and i got really i was in a a bit of a
63:32
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63:32
foo you know when you get so excited
63:34
about eating your meal
63:35
that you’re almost in a little bit of a
63:37
panic like you just
63:39
i gotta eat and then imagine if you then
63:41
forgot that you don’t
63:44
have to it’s that you don’t just need
63:47
that you really just need your fork once
63:49
you’ve used the knife
63:50
you don’t need to bring the knife up
63:52
just the fork is good
63:53
um you know things happen real quickly
63:57
sometimes folks
63:58
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64:02
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65:24
calling in
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on the personal injury from chris
65:27
brown’s and turning the law into a
65:28
calling moment
65:30
i have a question today for the two of
65:32
you
65:33
and i was hoping that maybe one of
65:37
at least one of you two hopefully both
65:39
are a little bit more knowledgeable
65:40
about this than i am but
65:43
how is doge growing any different from
65:45
fiat currency
65:46
there’s no cap on how much is going to
65:50
be made
65:50
you just get it like
65:54
this is the us dollar of cryptocurrency
65:58
am i missing something here thank you
66:00
have a good day no
66:02
you’re it’s a meme i i’m sorry
66:08
yeah it’s it’s a meme i was i was
66:12
i was at work the other day and uh some
66:14
of my co-workers were
66:16
talking about crypto and uh they were
66:19
talking about bitcoin and
66:21
stuff and one of the guys said oh i
66:23
think you really need to buy some of the
66:25
dogecoin
66:26
and i said no please don’t do that
66:28
please
66:29
do not do that and they asked why and i
66:31
said well there’s no limit on how many
66:33
can be made and they’re just going to
66:34
continue making it
66:37
don’t buy that one and so then they
66:39
asked me which one
66:40
um which one i they should buy and i
66:43
said bitcoin and
66:44
ethereum um they said what about ripple
66:46
and i said no don’t buy that either
66:48
yeah another another and i’m someone as
66:51
someone
66:51
well i don’t want to say that it’s
66:54
really none of anyone’s business what i
66:55
do or don’t
66:56
have or previously had before my tragic
66:59
computing accident
67:00
uh but i i i
67:05
it’s a it’s a meme guys like i love you
67:09
i get so many dogecoin to the
67:13
moon messages
67:16
specifically asking me to say dogecoin
67:18
to the moon and i’m like no i’m not
67:20
going to encourage people to do this
67:22
because this is like it’s not going to a
67:25
dollar
67:26
it’s not i so i had someone that said
67:28
you know if we
67:29
if it gets to 50 000 then i’ll be a
67:32
billionaire well
67:33
yeah that’s true but um
67:37
it can’t go as high as bitcoin because
67:39
bitcoin is scarce
67:42
bitcoin also was the first one to be
67:44
adopted
67:45
and its creator didn’t make it as a joke
67:51
dogecoin’s creator made it
67:54
to make fun of the fact that you can
67:57
make
67:59
a coin yourself easily
68:02
he intentionally made it where it wasn’t
68:04
scarce
68:08
like if you want to put 100 but you know
68:10
what whatever is not a lot to you ten
68:12
bucks hundred bucks thousand but
68:13
whatever amount is not much to you if
68:15
you want to put something in it and if
68:16
it gains great
68:17
you know if it gets adopted as the
68:20
international reserve currency
68:22
then you’ll become rich but it’s it
68:30
it was fun to watch they literally the
68:32
wall street bets people
68:34
literally invested and bought and sold
68:36
it so that it would trace the outline of
68:39
that that famous
68:40
doge face with the ears like
68:44
it’s a meme and it’s an incredible meme
68:49
but it’s a meme justico uh
68:52
jessica mitchell in the comments says
68:54
she’s gonna buy a
68:55
a whole ass tesla when it hit one dollar
68:58
and you know i hope you do i really do i
69:00
hope you do i hope every everybody who’s
69:02
watching the show and everybody that
69:03
listens to this show
69:05
if you invested in it i hope you make
69:07
all of the money in the world i really
69:08
do
69:09
yeah i really really do but
69:12
many of you pay attention to this stuff
69:15
and you know the ups and the downs the
69:17
people that i was talking to on that day
69:21
they probably heard about it on uh
69:24
somebody posted about it on facebook and
69:26
then they were like oh this must be the
69:28
new bitcoin and
69:29
these are not the people that should be
69:31
doing that yeah
69:33
no no i’ve met people that
69:37
have said that they’ve put their entire
69:39
financial future in dogecoin
69:41
and i’ve tried to gently encourage them
69:44
without
69:46
venturing into financial advice
69:49
territory because i am not a financial
69:51
advisor
69:52
nor am i licensed to be one i’ve just
69:54
pointed out
69:56
the reasons why i haven’t put my
69:58
financial future
69:59
in dogecoin and why some might say
70:03
that that’s a it’s a terrible idea
70:08
so no alex you’ve not missed anything
70:10
it’s it’s a
70:12
it’s a meme but so here’s another
70:14
question and this one says sorry about
70:17
the noise so i can’t wait to hear what
70:18
this one sounds like because the other
70:20
one was
70:21
yeah hello hello alex from virginia
70:24
calling in on the personal injury
70:26
attorney
70:27
right on the tony law anchor calling
70:29
moment
70:30
i have a question today for the two of
70:32
you guys regarding the land
70:34
gamestop shorts and
70:37
all that debacle that happened a couple
70:39
weeks ago and it’s kind of still
70:40
happening
70:42
i was talking with a co-worker yesterday
70:44
and he brought that
70:45
he thought hedge funds should be illegal
70:47
because
70:48
their positions are often harmful to
70:50
businesses and they’re betting on them
70:52
to lose
70:53
i was just wondering where you guys
70:55
would stand on that thank you
70:59
that better alex from virginia that
71:01
better not have been turkey bacon
71:06
could turkey bacon sizzle for that long
71:09
it seems like it would dry up pretty
71:10
quickly
71:10
yeah you’re right that yeah well i guess
71:13
it depends on how much you have
71:14
going you put like a pound in there for
71:17
the sound
71:18
um uh so yeah no if you if you set the
71:21
markets free
71:23
and get the regulatory agencies out of
71:25
it then hedge funds would
71:27
return to be hedge funds have a
71:29
legitimate purpose when they’re not
71:30
weaponized
71:31
and and and manipulating the market the
71:34
purpose of a hedge fund is to provide
71:36
a financial ability to short stocks that
71:39
should be
71:40
shorted and to look at um
71:43
opportunities to gain and to to to make
71:46
money off of
71:47
a it’s sort of a creative destruction
71:49
tool within the market
71:51
what’s happened is that the hedge funds
71:53
have made so much money on on hedging
71:55
bets
71:56
that they now are able to control media
71:58
they’re able to control regulatory
71:59
agencies they’re able to control
72:01
a lot so that they’re one of the they’re
72:03
arguably the
72:04
one of the if not the biggest player in
72:06
the markets
72:07
and so they’re able to you know spread
72:10
uh what they call fun uh fear
72:13
uncertainty and doubt in the media
72:15
about about you know different stocks
72:17
and they and they play off of the
72:18
the manipulations that they do banks do
72:21
this stock
72:22
uh uh you know big name stock traders do
72:24
this
72:25
media figures do this politicians do
72:27
this you know anyone in positions of
72:28
power that can get away with what is
72:30
essentially
72:30
manipulative insider trading it’s
72:32
actually outsider trading
72:34
because they create the conditions and
72:37
then you know trade ahead of time based
72:39
on the conditions that they have the
72:40
power to create
72:41
that’s the real problem um yeah the game
72:44
stop thing is still going because if
72:46
they can hold it over a certain level
72:47
the hedge funds passed i think march i
72:50
forget the cutoff date
72:51
the hedge funds will lose a bunch of
72:53
money and so far right now they are
72:54
still there
72:55
um we’ll see what happens but
72:58
this long term is not going to be able
73:00
to be fixed or dealt with
73:02
as long as the government has such a
73:06
especially at the mostly the new york
73:08
state level but also at the federal
73:10
level
73:10
the problem is not the answer isn’t to
73:12
ban anything or to make anything illegal
73:14
it certainly isn’t to raise fees
73:16
because that’ll just raise the barrier
73:18
to entry uh and ensure that the big
73:20
players are the only ones that are able
73:21
to do anything
73:22
the answer is the opposite get rid of
73:23
these absurd regulations get rid of the
73:25
barriers to entry
73:26
so that everyone can get involved the
73:28
regulators aren’t controlling things
73:30
uh it make it easier for people to
73:32
become stock brokers in the first place
73:34
so they’re not having to use these
73:35
prefer these uh you know handful of
73:38
preferred
73:38
stock brokers like robin hood had to use
73:40
with um
73:41
oh god what’s the name of the company um
73:44
citadel
73:45
um you know open the market up and
73:48
and and watch the the good things that
73:50
come from it and and what may happen is
73:52
if the markets themselves
73:54
become exclusive great everyone will go
73:57
over to more inclusive markets that can
73:58
open up
73:59
but you know if they get rid of some of
74:00
the ridiculous um
74:03
restrictions and rules that are making
74:04
it so difficult for people to enter the
74:06
market that’ll fix the problem
74:08
there’s a fantastic conversation about
74:10
bacon happening in the comments right
74:12
now
74:15
people are arguing over turkey bacon
74:16
being good or bad apparently there’s
74:18
bear bacon
74:20
and i would eat bear bacon i believe it
74:24
i’ve had beef bacon which is incredible
74:32
you know turkey bacon’s it’s it’s it’s
74:35
not bad it’s a processed
74:36
turkey thing like it’s it’s no different
74:38
than when you get like the deli the
74:39
cheap deli turkey
74:40
it’s not like it’s bad it’s just not
74:42
bacon it’s it’s it’s a processed turkey
74:44
product
74:45
patricia marie said why didn’t they just
74:46
call them turkey strips instead of
74:48
turkey bacon and that’s the same reason
74:49
they call it almond milk instead of uh
74:51
nut juice almond almond yeah nut juice
74:54
nut water
74:56
which frankly i mean in this day and age
74:58
nut water may sell better than almond
75:00
milk
75:04
everything’s a meme now it’s true yeah
75:07
so you sell nut juice in the stores
75:09
that’s fine
75:10
like i would buy that i gotta go i’d go
75:13
grab some nut water
75:14
tell me that that’s not gonna sell well
75:16
that’s gonna sell
75:17
incredibly well incredible it’s
75:19
everything is a meme now so here’s our
75:21
next one from
75:22
matt the laser legend hicks
75:25
well hello there guy on left and spike
75:27
this is matt hicks calling on the
75:29
personal injury attorney chris reynolds
75:31
attorney at law anchor calling moment
75:33
tm i am currently in
75:36
lovely myrtle beach with spike cohen and
75:39
several other people
75:41
and i want to know what you guys think
75:42
about
75:44
joe biden deciding that blowing up brown
75:48
people was okay
75:50
what
75:54
yeah this is by exception by exception
75:57
why is joe biden blowing up brown people
76:00
hashtag laser legend
76:03
so i was wondering if you were gonna
76:04
answer that or like right right
76:06
there oh i probably should have but i
76:09
was having a very uh a very enlightening
76:11
conversation there so yeah we had a
76:12
meeting of the horry county
76:14
libertarian party and uh uh i went to it
76:17
and
76:18
it was in myrtle beach and i get there
76:20
and matt hicks is there
76:21
and no he doesn’t live in or he doesn’t
76:23
live anywhere near horry county
76:25
he just saw that it was happening i love
76:27
matt i i was happy to see him there
76:29
and so yeah he he asked this question
76:31
there and um
76:32
yeah so uh quick answer to that question
76:35
uh joe biden’s just carrying on the
76:37
neocon tradition
76:38
of using poor brown people as a
76:41
scapegoat for the military-industrial
76:43
complex and
76:45
yeah it’s really sad and predictable
76:50
there’s not really a good answer where
76:52
there’s not really a
76:53
there is no additional answer he he said
76:56
that they were going to stay out of the
76:57
middle east and we are going to be
76:58
focused on china and um
77:02
one month later uh he was
77:05
shooting bombs off in the middle east
77:06
like i mean it
77:08
it fits
77:12
if it’s who he is it fits everything
77:14
that he’s voted for
77:15
it fits everything that he’s ever stated
77:17
before
77:18
this election on this drone
77:22
we believe that black lives matter not
77:24
brown ones though
77:25
and science is real and
77:28
uh whatever the other things are but
77:30
it’s it’s you know it this is
77:32
what we expected intersectional feminist
77:36
imperialism like it and and when you say
77:39
i that way when you say i’m against
77:40
imperialism people go
77:42
you’re against people of color and women
77:44
in positions of authority and it’s like
77:45
no we’re against
77:46
war and murder and putting a black face
77:50
on it
77:50
uh uh but even if whether it’s a black
77:53
face or white face
77:54
we’re against the war and mass murder
77:56
part and it’s so predictable
77:58
like every time i i i put up something
78:00
now
78:01
you know against the war people like i
78:03
think we know the real problem here
78:04
is that we have a black uh pentagon
78:07
chief and you don’t like that and it’s
78:08
like
78:09
yeah no that’s my problem it’s not the
78:10
mass murder that we’ve been
78:12
against for the entire time muddy waters
78:15
has existed
78:16
it’s definitely that the new one the new
78:18
raytheon exec running things
78:20
is a black guy that’s definitely the
78:21
problem right especially
78:23
especially for spike cohen
78:27
yeah i would stab myself in the face
78:30
before i’d be a racist okay
78:35
hey racism i got something for you and
78:38
then i
78:39
stab myself so uh for anybody that wants
78:42
to know
78:42
you are about 900 short on the salmon
78:45
hot dog slot
78:48
roughly 900 roughly 900 bucks short and
78:51
meanwhile that was supposed to be a week
78:53
ago it was
78:54
supposed to be you had a week so
78:55
technically you’re a thousand short but
78:57
yeah no well 900 bucks between now and
79:00
next episode
79:01
we will do the ham the salmon hot dog
79:03
slap right
79:06
so it’s on you it’s up to you america
79:08
one more week you got one more week
79:10
you got one more week 900 900 big ones
79:15
you can cash out some of that dogecoin
79:17
that’s
79:20
before everybody realizes it’s a meme
79:24
yeah do it now before everyone realizes
79:26
it’s a meme it’s funny
79:27
i was posting something about crypto it
79:29
was in my memories on facebook it was
79:31
four years ago when someone brought up
79:32
dogecoin and i’m thinking if i bought
79:34
dogecoin then
79:36
i’d have to let you like if i bought
79:38
like 100 bucks worth i’d have a lot of
79:40
money right now but
79:41
no uh so here’s the next one from alex
79:43
boyer it says to play this one
79:45
first so i will because i do what i’m
79:47
told
79:49
hello hello alex from virginia calling
79:51
in on the personal injury attorney chris
79:53
reynolds attorney law anchor colin
79:55
moment
79:56
buddy last week you two discussed
79:59
donald trump’s team sending quote
80:01
millions of pages
80:03
over some legal dispute or
80:06
whatever i just want to offer a little
80:08
bit of perspective of what millions of
80:10
pages of paper looks like
80:14
i was at work one time and we had a
80:16
60-foot train car come in
80:19
and on it was pallets of copy paper
80:23
12 cases on a pallet these pallets were
80:26
sacked too high
80:27
cramming every inch full of this 60-foot
80:29
train car
80:31
that was 1.6 million pages of paper
80:34
it probably weighed like 125 000 pounds
80:37
too so that was cool
80:38
also why does the swedish military use
80:42
barcodes on their ships
80:48
so they can scan the navy in
80:52
that’s a good one right
81:01
so that’s really insightful about how
81:03
many pages that is
81:05
on the on a train
81:11
donald trump gave at least one train car
81:14
worth of
81:15
paper yeah i um
81:18
i couldn’t understand most of that and
81:20
all i heard was the pun
81:21
at the end
81:25
oh you didn’t understand it okay so
81:26
here’s what he said uh for those who
81:28
didn’t hear it and only heard that
81:31
that what he was saying is so to put in
81:33
perspective when we were talking about
81:34
how donald trump released
81:35
that millions of pages uh of his tax
81:38
returns to the uh uh
81:40
the d.a um the um or the ag whichever it
81:44
was
81:45
um he was talking about a time that he
81:46
had to unload uh copy paper from a train
81:49
car
81:50
and it was uh 1.6 million pages they
81:52
were able to fit in a train car
81:54
just stacked as heavy wood pallets of of
81:56
paper weighed 125 000 pounds
81:59
so yeah they they brought like tractor
82:02
trailers
82:03
filled with paper or it was all sent
82:07
online and it was you know like a
82:08
terabyte of pages
82:10
uh or multiple gigabytes of pages either
82:12
one of those
82:13
is funny i hope it was the physical one
82:17
yeah it’s like when somebody pays for
82:18
something in pennies and pennies
82:20
yeah no i i hope it was not because i’m
82:23
a fan of donald trump but just
82:25
anything related to taxes the tougher
82:28
it can be made the better now you and i
82:30
were talking last night as we are want
82:32
to do
82:33
and i’ve i told you about a meme that i
82:38
saw
82:39
somebody said was a q anon theory
82:42
that donald trump could technically yes
82:45
run for house here in florida probably
82:48
in district 10 of miami i’m not sure
82:51
um but could run
82:55
could run for a house if he became
82:57
speaker of the house
82:58
and then impeach joe biden in kamala
83:01
harris
83:03
he would then be able to serve president
83:05
and then be able to run again in 2024.
83:07
um now not a trump fan
83:12
anybody that’s been watching the show
83:13
for the last four years knows that
83:15
um
83:19
that would be so [ __ ] funny
83:23
that would be so funny because could you
83:26
imagine donald trump
83:28
as
83:32
donald trump as speaker of the house
83:34
this is
83:35
so here guys this is why this is not
83:37
implausible
83:39
it is not uncommon for a president
83:43
in the first midterm like if they
83:47
of their first term in the midterms to
83:50
lose the house to the other party
83:51
that is very very very common it
83:55
happened to
83:56
donald trump it happened to barack obama
84:00
it happened to george bush it didn’t
84:03
happen to but george bush was
84:04
was a a weird case because it was right
84:07
after night well not right after but it
84:08
was
84:09
in the post 9 11 everyone you know you
84:12
couldn’t really criticize bush because
84:14
he was
84:15
carrying out the war against terror uh
84:17
so it was a it was a weird
84:18
dynamic there uh it happened to um
84:22
uh it happened to uh bill clinton uh
84:25
it definitely happened to george bush
84:27
like this is a common thing that happens
84:30
um george bush never had it george bush
84:36
no because when clinton when clinton
84:38
lost oh no you’re right 92 because that
84:40
was after the gulf war
84:42
that was after the goal and it was like
84:43
a 45-year
84:45
span of the democrats having the house
84:47
it was something like that i don’t yeah
84:49
yeah
84:49
yeah exactly yeah yeah so so up in the i
84:52
guess in the last 20 something years the
84:53
modern era
84:54
uh or the the most recent era the post
84:57
bush era
84:58
for the last what for presidents i think
85:00
that is they lose the house
85:03
that is very very very very common
85:07
and if trump ran in his district
85:13
he’d probably win it he would probably
85:16
win that district and this sounds like a
85:17
q
85:18
anon thing i would not be surprised if
85:20
this originated from
85:21
like a q a on or something similar but
85:25
it is not implausible it is not
85:27
implausible and
85:30
i like i don’t like a lot of the q on
85:32
theories
85:33
yeah and i don’t think that this is an
85:34
actual thing that’s gonna happen
85:36
no no no trump i don’t think trump would
85:38
do it i’m not gonna say i’m not kind of
85:40
hoping for it
85:41
if donald trump runs for the house
85:45
we know what he’s trying to do he will
85:48
run
85:48
on a platform of becoming speaker of the
85:50
house
85:51
if they get the majority he will claim
85:54
it’s because of him
85:55
and bully them into uh bully them into
85:59
making him the speaker of the house
86:00
which they will
86:01
happily do he just he just got 54
86:04
percent uh in a multi-person poll at c
86:07
c cpac straw poll for who they want for
86:09
their next presidential pick if he runs
86:11
for congress
86:12
and gets it they will make him if if
86:14
they retake the majority
86:15
they will get speaker of the house now
86:17
here’s where it breaks down
86:20
he can start the articles of impeachment
86:21
against joe biden and they could
86:23
probably pass it by a simple majority
86:25
although that’s
86:26
that might not happen that part might
86:28
not happen what definitely will not
86:30
happen
86:31
is a conviction it could it
86:34
might or might not happen but right i’ll
86:36
tell you what’s not going to happen
86:38
and that is a conviction of joe biden in
86:40
the senate
86:41
because even if the republicans win a
86:44
massive blowout landslide in 2022
86:48
which and take back majority and take
86:51
back the majority
86:52
they’d have to get 60 actually they
86:54
probably have to get 70 seats because
86:56
there’s at least two or three
86:57
you know non-trumper republicans in the
87:00
senate who are not going to just
87:02
you know impeach joe biden just because
87:04
donald trump wants to be president
87:06
without getting elected to it
87:07
uh that part’s not gonna happen
87:11
but donald trump as
87:15
speaker of the house is not impossible
87:20
fan and my gosh
87:26
you want to talk entertaining
87:29
because he will spend the entire time
87:33
he would filibuster everything
87:38
he wouldn’t let anything through no
87:41
except for impeachment of joe biden
87:44
right
87:45
on the most ridiculous of charges like
87:48
remember how his attorneys were
87:50
in court where they’d make all these
87:51
crazy accusations publicly and then when
87:53
they go to court they had nothing to
87:55
back it up so
87:55
and they didn’t want to be tried for uh
87:57
for um
87:58
contempt or perjury so they’d say well
88:02
you know i mean something could have
88:03
happened
88:04
that would be him as speaker of the
88:06
house except he didn’t have to actually
88:08
take it to a court of law
88:09
he would just put out a bunch of guar it
88:12
would be the most entertaining thing
88:14
it would be awesome i’m the greatest
88:17
speaker the best speaker there’s never
88:18
been another speaker like this
88:20
i’m telling you while i’m standing up
88:22
here i’ve hey i’ve got the gavel
88:24
i’ve got the gavel you have can you
88:26
imagine
88:34
he would gavel oh aoc would stand up to
88:37
talk
88:37
no you dabble gambling you
88:44
i it would
88:48
it would be the most entertaining
88:50
congress has possibly ever been
88:52
at least ever at least since the civil
88:55
war
88:56
when they were attacking each other
88:57
physically and stabbing each other
88:59
right and hitting each other with their
89:01
canes
89:04
he would gavel them
89:14
i sentence you to kiss my ass
89:20
gaveling you you get the gavel
89:25
you gaveled wow
89:28
you’re gavin
89:34
wow like i do
89:37
somebody said asked in the comments
89:38
whether or not somebody uh whether a
89:40
former president has ever gone to
89:41
congress i don’t believe that they have
89:43
i don’t think so you know what that’s a
89:45
good question um it is a good i don’t
89:47
believe it’s ever happened
89:48
and there have been multiple times where
89:51
i had like i questioned that in my youth
89:52
and
89:53
i believe i was told no president would
89:54
take that step backwards like what would
89:56
be the point
89:57
right and it makes sense except in this
90:00
case
90:00
in this case it makes so much sense it
90:03
makes
90:04
perfect sense i would love to see this
90:08
because literally
90:09
this would become the most watching that
90:12
would become
90:12
the most interesting thing on television
90:14
c-span would be
90:16
literally the most entertaining thing on
90:17
television
90:19
our show would be the most entertaining
90:20
thing on the web they would be the most
90:22
entertaining thing on cable
90:24
network you should see my gavel
90:28
it’s huge it’s the best gavel my galaxy
90:32
we’ve gold plated oh gosh because he
90:34
wouldn’t just use the usual gavel no
90:37
we gold played it he would he would gold
90:39
plate the gavel
90:41
nancy would hand him the gavel and he
90:43
would be like he would like break it
90:45
i’m not taking this gaba break it like
90:47
she ripped up his speech
90:50
and then he bring out his own silk
90:51
gold-plated gavel
90:54
sit down sit down this mad gavel now i’m
90:57
gonna make
90:58
he’d already have a gavel yeah he’d have
91:00
it in his pocket
91:02
he’d break her well i don’t know how
91:03
well you can break a solid oak gavel but
91:06
he would
91:06
he would probably have someone with a
91:08
band saw break you know
91:09
saw the gavilan then you take a i have a
91:11
much bigger gap and it’ll be like
91:13
size it would be like markedly bigger
91:17
balloon hammer size things
91:21
it might actually be smaller to make his
91:22
hands look bigger
91:24
oh that’s a valid point that’s a valid
91:27
point
91:28
it’s no it’s got to be the gavel his
91:30
gavel would have to be bigger than her
91:31
gavel
91:33
there’s nothing well i have a bigger
91:34
head but a smaller handle
91:41
so kind of so like a sledgehammer kind
91:43
of thing
91:44
the the likelihood of him doing this i
91:46
so as far as i can tell no one
91:48
then there are there was a president who
91:50
then became uh
91:51
um uh who became a supreme court justice
91:56
um i believe rutherford rutherford b
91:58
hayes
91:59
but the uh there’s never been one who
92:01
then took the step back of r
92:03
you can there’s nothing stopping you you
92:05
can run for senate you can run for
92:06
congress you can run for
92:08
uh in fact there was a movie with ray
92:09
romano and
92:11
uh gene uh pacman where he
92:14
where gene hackman was a previous
92:16
president who ran for mayor
92:18
of uh of his city and i was about to
92:21
tell you what happened but
92:23
it’s well i won’t tell you the spoiler
92:25
but that movie
92:26
that i don’t remember the name of was
92:28
that was a good movie i enjoyed it
92:31
that was a good one i’m gonna look it up
92:32
now because i like that movie too
92:34
i just remember in one of the debates uh
92:38
somebody said something about a stop
92:39
sign because like you’re signing into
92:42
this woman’s window yeah yeah and gene
92:43
hackman was up there being all political
92:45
about it and
92:46
you know we’re going to put a stop sign
92:48
there to we’re going to get rid of this
92:49
i don’t remember
92:50
he said he said i’m going to create a
92:51
blue ribbon panel to come up with the
92:53
best possible solutions
92:55
then we will bring in the finest
92:56
engineers to great because the problem
92:58
was
92:58
that when we’re on a rabbit hole but uh
93:01
the the way that where
93:03
where they put a stop sign where the
93:05
cars were at night
93:06
stopping at it their lights shine
93:08
directly into the person’s house
93:10
into like their bedroom or something and
93:12
so gene hackman said he was gonna point
93:13
a blue ribbon panel
93:15
and then that they were going to regrade
93:17
the street if needed to make it so that
93:19
it was
93:19
you know whatever was going to be this
93:21
you know huge thing and then ray romano
93:23
gets up and he’s like
93:25
he’s like yeah you could just uh why
93:27
don’t you just why don’t you just come
93:28
down to my hardware store and
93:30
you can have uh you can get some
93:32
blackout curtains and
93:34
yeah he was like you could just get a
93:35
blackout curtain and i’ll help you put
93:36
it up i can come out there
93:38
you live on such and such street right
93:39
yeah i’ll come out and it was like
93:41
oh that would make way more sense so
93:44
i don’t remember what we were talking
93:45
about oh donald trump in the house
93:47
so we both hope he does this not gonna
93:50
happen
93:51
the likelihood of this happening is
93:53
almost you know so
93:54
let’s do this so we do these odds things
93:56
what do you think the odds are that that
93:58
trump
93:58
you say in the comments what you think
94:00
the odds are matt what do you think the
94:01
ads are
94:02
the odds are that he will run for house
94:06
uh i mean zero
94:10
it’s like it’s like one in a number so
94:13
high
94:16
i i’m saying five percent and here’s why
94:21
he’s plugged into all this q and on
94:23
conspiracy stuff
94:24
and he’s got yes men around him and yes
94:27
women who will tell him whatever they
94:29
think he wants to hear
94:30
so that they can stay in his good graces
94:33
it is not inconceivable that he could go
94:35
up and be like i think i could
94:36
win the house and then they become the
94:38
speaker of the house and
94:39
we get a beach biden and i become
94:41
president then i can run again in 24.
94:43
and no one will be like this is stupid
94:47
it’s conceivable
94:51
because all it takes is for him to do
94:54
decide he wants to do it
94:55
if he decides he wants to do it he will
94:57
almost certainly win his dis
94:59
his district um
95:04
yeah he’ll almost certainly win and then
95:06
then it really just becomes
95:08
does the do the republicans take back
95:10
the house or not
95:11
because if they do he 100
95:14
would become the speaker like there’s no
95:16
no one else will be made the speaker
95:18
he will lose his gourd if he doesn’t
95:21
become speaker and they know it
95:23
so i’m gonna say five percent
95:26
that he does it and then
95:29
and then i don’t know 50 50 whether they
95:31
take back the house or not i think right
95:33
now
95:33
republicans are so unpopular and so
95:36
divided i don’t know that they could
95:37
even take back the house from a wildly
95:40
unpopular joe biden but two years is a
95:42
very long time
95:43
um um
95:46
i don’t know i mean it’s too early
95:50
for me to make any guesses on that it’s
95:52
too early for me to make any guesses on
95:53
that so
95:54
i’m gonna not but um
95:58
so we got we got three more from uh matt
96:00
hicks here’s the first one
96:02
got it i should have listened well hello
96:04
there guy on left and
96:05
spike this is matt hicks calling in on
96:08
the personal injury attorney
96:10
chris reynolds attorney of law anchor
96:11
colin moment tm
96:14
man it’s been a while right god seems
96:17
like
96:18
it seems like like i don’t know two or
96:21
three weeks since we’ve done this
96:26
what do you guys want to talk about i
96:27
don’t know what i want to talk about
96:29
today
96:30
oh yes i do let’s talk about
96:33
the deafening silence from progressives
96:36
now that biden’s the one
96:38
bombing brown people in the middle east
96:41
yeah let’s talk about that hashtag loser
96:44
legend
96:46
now i think it was like it i think it
96:48
was last week where yeah it was last
96:50
week
96:50
where we uh gave uh some props to aoc
96:54
for yes right uh for
96:57
helping out in texas the way that she
96:59
did and uh
97:01
how she uh has been standing up to biden
97:04
um about the kids in cages she has
97:07
changed like she’s been doing that uh
97:10
code switching the political code
97:11
switching where yes she
97:13
instead of saying kids in cages she’s
97:14
like why are they in these licensed
97:16
facilities
97:17
um but she’s she’s at least stan like
97:21
she’s standing up which is more than i
97:23
can say for most
97:24
and i she and omar are really the only
97:28
two that are being consistent
97:30
now now when it comes time to vote
97:33
when it’s time to oh yeah when it’s time
97:35
to vote they’re going to vote with biden
97:37
yes but when it comes when it comes to
97:41
bombing brown children
97:45
no i’m not saying that one um
97:51
nope definitely not saying that one um
97:56
when it comes to bombing brown children
97:58
um they
97:59
they have been relatively quiet like all
98:02
of the progressives have been relatively
98:04
quiet
98:04
on this and yeah
98:08
you know the anti like we we didn’t
98:12
because
98:12
muddied waters wasn’t a thing but when
98:14
obama took over the presidency
98:16
the joke was that the anti-war left
98:18
disappeared
98:19
yeah and yeah we see this uh every time
98:23
the party switch we see these small
98:24
government conservatives
98:26
uh will either go into or come out of
98:29
hiding and and
98:30
they cross paths with the anti-war left
98:33
um and then of course there are the
98:34
deficit hawks
98:35
of both the republican and democratic
98:38
parties who also switch out
98:40
uh you’ll recall all the democrats that
98:41
were rightfully and understandably upset
98:43
about the deficit
98:44
uh for the past four years suddenly not
98:46
anymore which is weird
98:48
um even though even though some of the
98:50
deficit was
98:51
created while trump was president but
98:53
now it just doesn’t
98:54
does not matter anymore it’s odd that
98:56
that would happen um
98:58
yeah no there the republic hypocrisy is
99:00
what it is and
99:01
that’s not going away anytime soon
99:03
here’s the next one go ahead
99:05
go ahead we were paid five bucks on
99:07
youtube by
99:08
j adam weggs oh thank you
99:12
and thank you for that and jay thanks i
99:14
will work on coming up with a sweet
99:16
sweet nickname for you
99:17
uh i don’t come up with those on the
99:19
spot it takes me some time
99:20
but he asked for us to respond to the
99:23
troll in the comments
99:24
and about dwayne the rock johnson
99:26
forward libertarian candidate for
99:27
president
99:29
i am a person who normally does not vote
99:31
for president
99:32
um anymore because
99:35
i normally don’t like the candidates
99:36
there is only one candidate that i would
99:38
vote for for president
99:40
should he decide to run and he’s right
99:42
there
99:44
oh thank you here that’s my this is my
99:47
job
99:48
so um thank you uh and i appreciate that
99:52
i yeah no i i don’t even know
99:55
i believe dwayne is a progressive
99:58
he used to be a republican he strikes me
100:01
as essentially i honestly have no idea
100:03
where he stands but
100:04
yeah somebody somebody in the comments
100:07
keeps asking about
100:08
it and i was ignoring it but we got paid
100:09
five bucks to say something so
100:11
answer it so we we’re answering it now
100:13
that’s how it works folks you want us to
100:14
give us money
100:15
and answer questions 100
100:19
i listen if he if he wanted to join the
100:21
libertarian party he’d be more than
100:22
welcome and if it turns out that he’s a
100:24
hardcore
100:25
principled libertarian we already know
100:26
that he’s good at connecting with people
100:28
and
100:28
and you know what he’d maybe he’d he do
100:31
a good but i mean that’s
100:32
why would he want to join a small third
100:35
party
100:36
um you know what maybe he’d want to join
100:38
a small third party because he’s that
100:40
principled into libertarian ideas
100:43
yeah i don’t out of curiosity i’m gonna
100:47
look up wayne
100:48
dwayne johnson’s political beliefs
100:50
dwayne i think he
100:51
he voted for biden i know that
100:55
i know that i’m really voting for either
100:58
and if you voted for either of the two
101:01
major candidates
101:02
in this last election or the one before
101:05
it i
101:06
uh don’t see a way for me to vote for
101:08
you for a libertarian president
101:11
or as a libertarian candidate
101:17
yeah i
101:21
we have two comments back to back one
101:23
says he’s a republican the other one
101:24
says rock is left
101:26
and they’re like just wait yeah so it
101:29
turns out
101:30
it looks like he is a
101:33
centrist he’s registered as a republican
101:38
or was right what yeah
101:46
he’s a centrist he’s a yeah he’s not a
101:50
libertarian yeah he’s not a libertarian
101:51
now maybe he is a libertarian doesn’t
101:54
realize it but
101:55
that’s not i mean that’s not my main
101:57
goal in life is getting
101:58
dwayne johnson to run for uh president
102:00
as a libertarian
102:02
um yeah so
102:05
uh let’s go to the next question from
102:08
laser legend matt hicks hey there guy on
102:12
left and spike this
102:13
is matt hicks calling in on the personal
102:16
injury attorney chris reynolds attorney
102:17
at law anchor caller moment
102:19
tm it’s time for my bold prediction
102:22
moment
102:23
so donald trump’s tax records for a
102:26
period of time are now
102:28
in the hands of a prosecutor in new york
102:30
and under
102:31
grand jury style secrecy
102:35
here’s my bold prediction very soon we
102:37
are going to find out
102:39
that donald trump was
102:42
money laundering for the russian mafia
102:45
out of little odessa because he got
102:47
himself in big time financial trouble
102:50
some years ago when he was declaring
102:52
bankruptcy over and over again and
102:54
overextended himself personally yeah
102:57
we’re gonna find out that our
102:59
former president was in the pocket of
103:01
the russian mob and that’s why he was so
103:03
cozy with putin
103:05
hashtag laser legend it’s a theory
103:09
i that that is a theory
103:12
i got i don’t know maybe i don’t i don’t
103:16
if it turns out that you are right it
103:18
would not be the craziest theory
103:20
i have ever heard that was true the
103:23
craziest theory i ever heard was a year
103:25
before tom brady joined the bucks
103:27
somebody said tom brady’s gonna join the
103:29
bucks just so they can win the super
103:30
bowl in tampa
103:32
and i said there’s no way that’s gonna
103:33
happen and i was wrong
103:35
so i’m not going to tell you you’re
103:37
wrong i just i mean
103:39
maybe maybe it could very well be
103:44
it could very well be we will all see
103:46
together that would be entertaining too
103:48
especially if you were running for for
103:50
house and then became speaker
103:52
speaker of the house and then it comes
103:53
out and he’s like i’ve already got the
103:55
gavel
103:56
i’ve gaveling gaveling that mr speaker
103:59
you
104:00
you were definitely in the pocket you’re
104:02
gathering you’re gaveling yeah
104:08
all right here’s the last one from matt
104:13
hey matt guy on right this is
104:17
matt also calling in on the personal
104:20
injury attorney chris reynolds attorney
104:21
at law anchor calling momentum
104:24
this isn’t so much a question it’s like
104:26
like
104:27
the dude what the [ __ ]
104:31
so the judge just
104:34
declared that only one family member of
104:38
george floyd is allowed in the courtroom
104:41
at a time
104:43
during the trial of
104:47
murderer cop yeah derek shoving
104:50
yeah dude like for real this is
104:53
oh what the [ __ ]
104:57
so hashtag laser legend
105:00
so i understand how this sounds
105:04
um so i did i looked into this
105:08
a little bit uh the judge is only
105:11
allowing one family member at a time
105:13
from
105:13
um george floyd to be in the courtroom
105:17
he’s also only allowing one family
105:19
member at a time from derek chovin to be
105:21
in the courtroom
105:22
he’s only allowing two members of the
105:24
press not including court tv which there
105:26
can be one
105:27
person with a camera and one producer uh
105:30
in there
105:30
and then he put limits on how many
105:34
people the state can have in there as
105:35
far as lawyers
105:37
and how many the defense can have in
105:39
there as far as lawyers and all of the
105:42
um all of the jury has to be socially
105:44
distanced
105:46
so because of that there is not a lot of
105:48
room to
105:50
oh because he’s trying to do the social
105:52
distance thing but come on
105:54
i the household could come together
106:00
i i like yes but i think that he had
106:04
like he had to make some decision like
106:06
and again not a fan of the state
106:08
he made the rules the same for everybody
106:11
and the fact that he limited the amount
106:12
of media on top of it
106:15
which i get you don’t want it to be a
106:16
media circus
106:18
like the oj trial was yeah
106:21
but if the you’ve got the jury if
106:23
they’re all sitting six feet apart
106:28
that’s not gonna be like the jury box
106:29
that’s gonna be
106:31
the court
106:34
do you think that that that’s what it is
106:37
is he’s trying to keep this from
106:38
becoming an absolute circus
106:40
yes yeah he
106:43
he doesn’t want to be the next lancido
106:45
if you don’t know who dad ceto
106:47
is you’re really young um
106:50
i was gonna say yeah congratulations on
106:52
not having to know that
106:54
uh yeah for those of us who are old
106:56
enough to remember
106:57
the oj trial i kind of get it
107:02
now here’s something that i find equally
107:05
or even more
107:06
actually more frustrating is that the
107:08
city council approved
107:10
to spend taxpayer dollars to pay
107:13
imp local influencers to give what they
107:16
call
107:17
city approved messaging about the trial
107:21
and how it was proceeding
107:22
that coupled with the extreme
107:24
restrictions on
107:26
the press in the courtroom
107:31
this doesn’t sound good
107:39
and i don’t think it’s going to go the
107:40
way they think it is
107:43
i don’t know well
107:49
if they’re thinking that restricting
107:51
press coverage and
107:52
paying people to give a pro city
107:56
response to everything i think they’re
107:59
creating a powder keg
108:03
i i wasn’t sure what you meant by this
108:05
isn’t going to go the way they think
108:06
this is
108:07
um i thought you were talking about the
108:10
court case
108:10
in general but yeah by them doing this
108:12
yeah it’s know how the city’s going to
108:14
respond yeah
108:15
yeah yeah no you you are correct there
108:18
yes i wasn’t sure how you thought the
108:20
trial was going to turn out
108:21
i was like i’m not sure i honestly don’t
108:23
know how that i have no clue
108:25
i i don’t know i think they have an idea
108:28
i mean he’s a murderer we saw the video
108:30
i’m not a juror
108:32
i don’t need to go through i saw a video
108:34
of him casually murdering george floyd
108:36
they were there on a on a a a potential
108:40
uh uh use of a um a
108:43
counterfeit 20 bill or whatever
108:46
there was no he was unarmed he was not
108:48
attacking them
108:50
there was no need for it he already had
108:51
his hands behind his back
108:53
the the cop apparently knew him from
108:56
before this was a grudge thing
108:58
what i watched him murder george floyd
109:01
either because of spite of the crowd
109:03
telling him to get his because i’ve met
109:06
some authority figures who when you say
109:07
hey please don’t do this they do it
109:09
harder because they can and what are you
109:10
going to do to stop them
109:12
it could have been that it could
109:13
whatever it was i watched someone get
109:15
murdered
109:16
and i don’t have to say otherwise um
109:19
i don’t know if he’s gonna get convicted
109:22
and
109:22
the jury often you know when the whole
109:25
well you know
109:25
the the police they don’t know what
109:28
could possibly happen and they’re just
109:29
trying to get home different
109:30
the jury will often defer to you know
109:34
the state who is the one prosecuting
109:36
saying well really this is more of a
109:39
negligent homicide manslaughter if you
109:41
think about it you know i i
109:46
yeah i don’t know how that’s going to go
109:48
i think that the city’s is a powder keg
109:50
and this makes it worse just put all the
109:53
information out there and let people
109:54
find out for themselves
109:55
this trying to game how people are
109:57
getting info
109:58
i don’t think that’s going to go the way
110:00
they that they’re hoping it will
110:04
yeah i i
110:07
i’m glad i’m not there yeah
110:10
i am glad i’m not there somebody in the
110:12
comments said uh the the
110:16
actually i want to find it because i
110:17
want to read it accurately um
110:22
i think keeping people out of the
110:23
courtroom will lead people to storming
110:25
the courtroom and yeah i
110:26
that could definitely happen
110:30
that could definitely happen and again
110:32
like he may he may just be using covet
110:34
as an excuse
110:35
i’m not sure uh what the laws are on
110:38
kovid
110:39
there i’m not like the texas drop
110:42
went down to no restrictions today
110:45
mississippi’s going down to no
110:46
restrictions tomorrow
110:47
minneapolis has some pretty strict
110:50
restrictions or
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and minnesota at the state level they do
110:53
i’m sure minneapolis has
110:54
more even more so right yeah so
110:58
it’s i he may just be following local
111:00
guidelines
111:01
he may just be using it as an excuse i
111:03
don’t like i don’t know i’m not sure um
111:09
it did i don’t know but yes it is a
111:11
powder keg waiting to blow depending on
111:13
how this goes
111:16
yeah this is going to be a very weird
111:19
thing to
111:20
to to see how they do uh heather heather
111:23
jean says
111:23
uh or sean i’m not sure how to i hope i
111:27
didn’t say your your last name wrong
111:28
heather
111:28
uh she said he won’t get jail time
111:30
guaranteed i think he’s gonna get
111:32
jail time i don’t know that he’s gonna
111:34
get convicted of murder
111:35
i think he’s gonna get something i think
111:37
he’s going to get something
111:39
because they have to
111:42
i think they have to they have to
111:45
because they know if they give him
111:47
nothing
111:50
everything starts up again oh if they
111:52
give him nothing or like probation or
111:54
something like that
111:55
it’s going to
111:58
gene heather g gene okay heather gene
112:02
uh i think i think if that if that
112:05
happens heather i think if he gets like
112:07
probation
112:08
or like found not guilty the entire
112:11
i mean you think that the uh rodney king
112:15
riots were bad this will be worldwide
112:21
because george floyd was murdered
112:25
and on and rodney king
112:28
up until they had him just pummeling him
112:32
he had actually been fighting them
112:34
and then it turned into them just
112:35
beating the crap george floyd was never
112:37
fighting anyone
112:38
and i’m not saying rodney king got what
112:40
he deserved or anything close to it they
112:41
went far too
112:42
far but yes both the reason why it
112:45
started
112:46
and the outcome are not comparable with
112:48
george floyd george freud was not
112:49
fighting anyone
112:50
and he died so
112:54
yeah this is
112:57
yeah that’s really bad um
113:00
uh so we’ll see we’ll see what happens
113:03
um
113:04
now speaking of seeing what happens we
113:07
saw what happened
113:08
uh in uh in the house of representatives
113:11
or actually in the senate
113:13
uh with the fight for 15
113:16
otherwise known as the fight to make
113:19
the cost of living go up and millions of
113:21
americans lose their job
113:24
matt i think 11 million 11 million
113:26
americans would lose their jobs i
113:28
believe
113:28
yes um so last week last thursday
113:31
literal moments
113:32
before our show last week buy new shot
113:34
missiles into syria
113:35
like literal moments spiked yeah like as
113:38
we were getting ready yeah yep right
113:40
as we were getting ready he was like i’m
113:41
going to call you in a second i was like
113:43
great
113:43
and then he goes biden just shot fired
113:45
missiles in syria
113:47
he said iraq and then i looked and i was
113:49
like syria and he said yeah syria i
113:51
don’t know why i said iraq and i said
113:52
okay
113:52
and um oddly enough about that same time
113:57
literally that exact same time
114:01
um senate parliamentarian elizabeth
114:05
mcdonough
114:06
ruled that the new 1.9 trillion stimulus
114:08
bill provision to hike the federal
114:10
minimum wage to 15
114:11
per hour could not be part of the
114:12
coronavirus stimulus package under the
114:14
budget reconciliation
114:16
process now before we get into that and
114:20
kind of the fallback on that
114:22
some things i’ve learned about the
114:23
stimulus package especially the 15.
114:26
did you know that it would have included
114:28
service industry
114:31
all waiters and waitresses would get 15
114:33
bucks an hour so
114:36
right now more tipping yeah yeah there
114:38
would be no more tipping
114:39
uh so for anybody who’s never worked in
114:43
the service industry which i
114:44
i i have for years uh yeah for many
114:48
restaurants it’s razor thin margins
114:50
razor thin for like the first five six
114:51
years and then
114:53
they start being able to keep a little
114:55
bit more and a little bit more and a
114:56
little bit more
114:57
but a lot of that’s due to the fact that
114:59
they are paying their servers some
115:00
places two dollars and thirteen cents
115:03
an hour and they get they get paid on
115:06
their tips
115:07
right they get paid on their tips and if
115:09
they don’t make
115:10
minimum wage with the tips that they get
115:13
the restaurant has to make that up but
115:16
pretty much everybody does yeah pretty
115:18
much everybody knows
115:20
if you were to make it 15 an hour for
115:22
every server all of the food prices
115:24
across the
115:25
board would skyrocket
115:29
yep yep
115:33
because you don’t have the hungover guy
115:35
trying to make money for his beer run
115:37
tonight
115:39
you would now be going up to everywhere
115:42
would be subway or chipotle or
115:44
there would be no more use unless you’re
115:46
in a high level
115:48
restaurant if you’re a normal human
115:50
being who isn’t a millionaire
115:52
and you’re not eating at millionaire
115:54
restaurants you’re going in
115:56
you’re walking up to a thing you’re
115:58
saying what you want you’re getting your
116:00
own drink
116:01
your you know which which if that’s what
116:02
you’re for that’s fine
116:04
also it’ll cost a lot more like all of
116:07
that
116:08
and there will be probably fewer
116:10
employees
116:11
and you’ll be doing more of the work so
116:12
you’ll be paying more for the food and
116:14
you’ll be doing more of the work
116:15
yourself
116:16
uh really as much as possible
116:18
chick-fil-a would not go up
116:20
chick-fil-a would not go up chick-fil-a
116:22
would not go up because i think they
116:23
start everybody at 15
116:25
an hour uh it’s in the double digits i
116:27
know that
116:28
it wouldn’t really affect chick-fil-a
116:29
too much um
116:31
uh but most restaurants
116:35
your food price would go up and like for
116:38
example you go to chipotle more than
116:40
likely
116:41
you’re getting the meat and you’re
116:43
getting prepackaged stuff
116:45
you’re getting the meat you’re getting
116:46
the the taco you got to make it yourself
116:48
like
116:48
everything’s going to be more you do
116:50
more work and you pay more for it
116:52
um if that includes the service industry
116:55
also
116:55
on page 305 of the bill
116:58
it has a provision that would pay any
117:00
federal employee
117:02
not you but any federal employee who has
117:04
a child
117:05
not in school due to covid 1400
117:08
a week for up to 15 weeks that’s 35
117:11
an hour additional to what they already
117:13
make even if they’re not working
117:16
so suddenly federal employees don’t want
117:18
the schools to reopen
117:20
now and in this bill this is the same
117:22
bill that they’re giving you fourteen
117:23
hundred dollars for
117:24
uh once yeah ever
117:28
um that they’re filling out the 2000
117:30
that donald trump was promising or
117:32
whatever
117:33
it is that there’s exactly excuses and
117:35
now in it
117:36
on page 305 and 306 of the bill um it
117:39
says
117:40
that federal employees who are and it
117:42
doesn’t just say children who aren’t in
117:43
school because of this
117:44
is any federal employee who is taking
117:47
care of somebody who
117:48
is either sick or
117:51
laid out because of covid including
117:53
children who are not going to school
117:55
i believe something like that is the
117:57
exact terminology
117:58
and that is 35 bucks an hour
118:03
for up to 600 hours that they are
118:06
giving to federal employees who are in
118:09
this situation
118:10
where you who have been sitting at home
118:14
for uh hang on a second a year
118:17
uh unable to run your business unable to
118:19
go to work unable to do any of this
118:20
stuff
118:22
constantly getting crushed by debt and
118:24
they have given you now
118:26
what’s the what will be the total after
118:27
this 36 30
118:29
40 no my math oh
118:32
1400 hold on let me let me
118:36
do the math on that
118:40
they’ve given us something a long line
118:42
21 000
118:45
in addition to all the other stuff
118:47
they’re getting and their full-time pay
118:48
because if you’re a full-time worker for
118:50
the federal government
118:51
then you’re still getting paid even if
118:53
you can’t work yeah
118:55
that’s just a huge sock to federal
118:57
employees
118:58
yep now progressive house members are
119:01
not happy with
119:02
the senate parliamentarians decision
119:05
that and just to give a little bit of
119:06
background on this
119:07
what she is saying is that in because
119:11
this would have to or this is something
119:13
that would have to originate
119:14
from the senate so it can’t be done as
119:17
part of reconciliation
119:19
and it could not pass by a simple
119:20
majority would have to be passed
119:22
by a filibuster-proof majority it can’t
119:25
be done through
119:25
so basically they don’t have the numbers
119:27
to be able to do that so by her saying
119:29
that it can’t be done that way
119:31
she’s basically saying you’re not going
119:33
to get your 50-year minimum wage
119:34
increase
119:35
uh now understandably progressive house
119:37
members are not happy with her
119:39
decision that really goes 100
119:43
with what the their own rules say about
119:46
how
119:47
bills are originated um but they don’t
119:49
like her decision because it affects
119:51
them
119:51
and they’re petitioning for uh biden and
119:53
harris to overturn
119:55
the senate parliamentarian’s ruling uh
119:57
some are even going further saying that
119:59
she should be
119:59
fired over the decision which is
120:02
something that republicans did back in
120:03
2001
120:05
uh back when they didn’t like their
120:06
parliamentarians ruling saying that the
120:08
tax cuts couldn’t be packed by
120:10
reconciliation so this does have some
120:12
precedent
120:13
but the last time it was used it was for
120:15
you to not get robbed as much
120:17
uh quite as much now it’s for you to get
120:19
robbed way more
120:20
and for you to lose your job possibly
120:21
too
120:23
right uh biden and harris have stated
120:25
that uh
120:26
they will respect the ruling of
120:28
mcdonough um and that’s angering a lot
120:30
of the progressives who said
120:31
you ran on a platform and part of that
120:33
platform was fifteen dollars an hour
120:35
now you might deliver 15 and yes they’re
120:38
right
120:39
yes but they also ran on a platform of
120:42
black lives matter
120:43
and uh defund the police and that got
120:45
tossed
120:46
way to the wayside before he even got
120:48
inaugurated he called all the
120:50
he called all the civil rights leaders
120:52
together to tell him to hell with you
120:54
like he literally said to hell with you
120:55
to them and then told him why he wasn’t
120:57
going to do anything he promised
120:58
um he’s thrown out his you know being
121:01
better on the border
121:02
he’s actually expanded the number of
121:04
children that are going to be in cages
121:06
um certainly has you know backfired on
121:10
backtracked on not being a warmonger in
121:12
the middle east
121:14
pretty much all of his promises he even
121:16
said if you vote for me you get two
121:18
thousand dollars well
121:19
that turned into 1400 and now
121:22
uh now this
121:26
now the senate uh is planning on passing
121:28
this bill this week
121:29
uh they did at one point promise a plan
121:33
b
121:34
uh and that plan was to tax big
121:37
corporations that do not pay their
121:39
workers a high wage
121:42
but they aren’t going to be putting that
121:44
in either
121:45
yeah and and honestly like right now
121:49
the only reason that these things aren’t
121:50
being put in is joe manchin
121:54
possibly christensen then senator cinema
121:59
christian cinema yeah well but here’s
122:01
the thing though
122:02
ultimately that’s well yeah that’s why
122:05
this
122:06
isn’t going in the minimum wage increase
122:09
isn’t going in because it wouldn’t pass
122:10
the parliamentarians muster
122:12
but this part isn’t going in because
122:13
they wouldn’t even get a majority if
122:15
they if they put this
122:16
in although here’s the thing the 15 an
122:18
hour i don’t think would have passed i
122:19
don’t think manchin
122:20
would vote for it it would destroy west
122:22
virginia i’ll tell you
122:24
well it would but here’s the thing
122:25
taxing big corporations that don’t pay
122:28
uh minimum wage they’re the ones calling
122:30
for it
122:31
i was actually on a on a uh gosh what
122:34
was that oh i was on a
122:35
a talk uh a talk show uh political talk
122:38
show based out of
122:39
chicago and uh it was me in a
122:43
conservative and a progressive and me
122:45
and the progressive agreed
122:47
that if anyone should be paying a
122:48
minimum wage increase it should be those
122:50
big businesses that keep calling for it
122:52
you know we agreed that small businesses
122:54
can’t afford this it’ll put them out of
122:56
business
122:57
so hey you know what if walmart wants to
122:58
pay 15 bucks an hour okay great make
123:00
them
123:01
if uh amazon wants to keep calling for
123:03
it good make them do it
123:04
don’t make the mom and pops that have
123:05
been out of business for months uh
123:08
and struggling to get by make them do it
123:10
make make walmart and amazon do it but
123:12
the problem is that’s the that’s the
123:15
foot in the door
123:17
they do it and they go well it’s not
123:18
fair that we have to do it and then it
123:20
gets passed on to everyone else too so
123:22
um yeah but yeah progressives
123:26
here’s the thing the progressives that
123:29
are complaining right now about this
123:30
bill and how terrible it is and how
123:32
blah blah blah and everyone should be
123:33
fired guess what they’re going to do
123:35
they’re going to vote for it they’re
123:37
going to vote for it right
123:39
just going to go we can’t
123:46
yeah right
123:49
exactly so this bill is going to get
123:53
passed it’s going to get passed probably
123:54
this week and then the house will vote
123:56
on it again early next week
123:58
and then biden will sign it wednesday to
124:01
friday of next week i’m guessing
124:03
um no 15 an hour no tax hikes
124:07
the house will fall in line and not make
124:09
any changes to the senate bill
124:10
just to get it through so that way they
124:12
can say look we did something we gave
124:14
all of you 1400
124:16
unless you’re a federal employee in
124:17
which case you got 1400 a week
124:21
which is just a step because they’re
124:23
already getting paid even if they’re not
124:25
working
124:27
it’s just amazing to me
124:32
i’m not surprised i’m just amazed at how
124:34
they do this so blatantly and wantonly
124:36
and if you talk to the average person
124:38
they’ll either say
124:40
well yeah but it’s not donald trump or
124:42
they’ll go ah donald trump won in a
124:44
landslide and we gotta take back from
124:46
the reptilians like
124:48
no one no one is
124:53
yeah so folks what a great episode this
124:56
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125:32
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125:35
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125:36
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125:39
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125:41
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126:07
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126:10
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126:12
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126:15
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126:18
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126:20
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126:24
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126:25
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126:27
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126:28
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126:30
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i i am not we didn’t do a mixtape am i
129:01
here i’ll do a mixtape clue
129:03
what’s a mixtape glue um
129:10
it’s not on gab it’s definitely not on
129:13
gap
129:14
not on gab it’s not on gab it’s way too
129:17
semitic
129:18
to be on gap um uh yeah no it’s not on
129:21
gab it’s not on me we
129:23
you’re not the biggest clue is you’re
129:25
not gonna find it but we are
129:27
we are in discussion about how to
129:29
release it
129:33
sensitive to the fact that it’s got it’s
129:35
very
129:36
very very vulgar it’s very early 2000s
129:40
hip-hop
129:40
in rap it’s late 90s early 2000s hip-hop
129:46
and like the worst of it it’s not puffed
129:48
out i saw a vermin supreme tweet the
129:50
other day
129:51
who
129:54
no i’m not gonna tease that um i saw a
129:57
vermin supreme tweet the other day
129:58
and he may have been today i’m not sure
130:01
where he said
130:02
at this point in my presidency i’ve done
130:04
this i’ve done this
130:05
and i’ve released one very elusive
130:07
mixtape i don’t remember what the first
130:09
two were
130:10
but i just thought the last one was
130:11
really funny yeah
130:13
if uh if if he were president the the
130:16
mixtape would have been released
130:17
right 100
130:21
this was pre paul wall
130:25
but wall worse
130:29
he’s a rapper a guy assumed
130:34
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130:45
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131:25
i am the one i am raise your voice
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131:32
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131:36
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131:39
what you say i am
131:40
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131:43
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131:44
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131:47
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a new man i’m a new woman oh i like that
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i’m a new boy i’m a new girl
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oh i confess that i am here
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i am
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trying to get somebody to give in to
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your ministry i
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am it’s my time to stop tithing
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and tonight we are going to invest in
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this ministry
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i’m a new person i’m a new man i’m a new
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woman oh i like that i’m a new boy my
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new girl
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you pay attention to me
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whoa
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you pay attention to me i’m 83 years old
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get up