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Good evening, Los

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Angeles. welcome

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, love it or leave a live

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around

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Top

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of the morning. Everyone

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listening on at the st Patrick's day joke

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You got a show for you tonight. josh

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barrel has an incorrect things to say about daylight

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saving time ginni thomas plugging

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it , the house and she's got some spleen and

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to do we have and americans

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alinsky when and parm determines

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once and for all his the nineteen seventies

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were sexy and were sexy wheel turns

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once more but first let's get into

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what do we

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donald trump told the washington examiner this week

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that people would not accept mike pence as as vice

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president again to decide to run and twenty twenty

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four mike pence

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when from about hangs to a good hang

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your bad hang again

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the dealmaking prowess is on full view

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he's making a shrewd compromise with republican voters

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who prefer to see pence publicly murder in

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an interview published monday ginny thomas wife

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of supreme court justice clarence thomas says she attended

1:17

the january six rally but lusts before

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writers broke into the capitol because she

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got cold i

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don't think don't think a windbreaker

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instead of a fleece to the insurrection

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is the alibi she thinks that as

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when announcing doug amhars positive coverage

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as president biden said kamala harris would not be

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in attendance with a goof which elicited laughter

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and a correction to them luxuries

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who's , stage because of of

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lady's first contracts

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and husband but i'm

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glad it was a mixed up because that is a weird

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way to tell by the a coven me

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while russia play sanctions against president biden

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saki hillary clinton hunter biden among other individuals

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no russian papa john's for you joe

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, told a room full of energy sector executives

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that they should expect to return on investment from politicians

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seeking donations or imagines word

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mother's milk milk

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phrase that made every actual mother's milk

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production stop production have

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that phrase have milk phrase

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no yuk give

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me mother's milk asking

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for money from these talk

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about that they're going on

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we'll keep i'm just saying not to take

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it to it's logical conclusion that really saying num

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, num num num for joe manchin manchin

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lieutenant governor janice mcgeechan stormed

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off after reporter asked

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why she would speak at a conference headlined by unknown

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white supremacists let's roll the clip

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when can i don't for as i said i don't know

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him my that the heat his never i've

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, met am i don't know what

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everything that he says or does and says

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is not reflect

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on who i am or on the

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thousands of others that are participating

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in this movement he

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didn't bother look up his name or a that

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she's you saying she did not see his name

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is , did see below the and house democrats voted

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some new major messaging specifically the slogan democrats

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deliver a lesser delivering joe manchin

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years and cinema to the ghost of christmas future i'm not

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sure it's really going to work but if you ask me i'm feeling

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something a little more timely gas in every

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tag puberty blockers and every lunchbox

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lunchbox get people get unfortunately

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unbeknownst to pelosi according to new york times the white

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house that already tested out several new slogans including

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democrats deliver which tested near the absolute

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bottom when reached for comment the absolute bottom

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said how he doesn't

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mean how thing

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we've invented a character and

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, world the absolute bottom it's

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speaking of nancy pelosi she also

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explain what happened with the irish prime minister was

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abruptly yanked out amid event following a positive

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koba test moments after president biden address the

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room address said head on and mask when and

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mask

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that then he when he started to eat he

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took off the mask and then that was

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right joined the advertisers are

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, took him him him

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as a side with his wife but it was

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during the appetizer the the

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classic iris goodbye it's

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also like that is the first line

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of the next great american novel forget

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call me israel

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it was during the appetizer that they

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took him away i

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, it a

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new study highlighting the rising threat of violence from

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in cells is released tuesday by the secret services

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national threat assessment center those

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stuck up bitches

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i have the railing against critical raise the reaper months

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missouri governor tate read side a bill into law

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on monday titled critical race

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theory colin prohibits

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the actual text doesn't reverence critical race through

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at any point but it does prohibit teaching that

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any sex race ethnicity religion

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or national origin is inherently superior

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or inferior which is them being

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so thoroughly bought into their

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own bullshit

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Get their accidentally full-circle and

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banning their bullshit. Lgbtq,

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, employees and allies age of series of

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walk out this week. Beginning on Tuesday in protest

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of Florida's, don't say gay Bill. Some employees

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walked out for several hours, but the ones with Fastpass,

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were back at their desks in 20 minutes. Pretty

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cool. Did you get

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more protests in that way? The extra feels

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unfair? It's like weird, like supposed to be unhappy

5:52

magical place, but they're still just rapacious

5:54

capitalism inside noticeably

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absent from the protest. were chippendale who

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were in provincetown

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dolly parton declined her nomination to the rock

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and roll hall of fame as she is not a rock artist but says

6:08

the jester as inspired or to release her first rock

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album kind of a fuck you to give the nomination

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to jolene and said though tom

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, analysis decision to and retire after two

6:20

months implants returned to play for the tampa bay

6:22

buccaneers brady

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flayed maybe this flayed maybe the concussion shocking

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but almond butter smoothie

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we don't know we can just say that but we know

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we have to say it now because in fifteen

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years we definitely cats

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and maybe we still can't now and

6:42

a we create enough an ironic distance you know haven't

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even had a what embarrassed to

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tom i've also had difficulty walking away from

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an all consuming pastime that makes me that stranger to my

6:52

family and causes brain damage which is twitter it's

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new reports confirm hotter temperatures due to climate

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change will extend allergy season in both the fall

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and spring

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poland spring allergy seasons are going to meet in the middle

7:05

like high school sweethearts who would went to to different

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colleges still

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waiting on one news report one ever

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that says climate change is causing something cool

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like better chocolate or more parents

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every changes that were the odds

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of that it's never one unexpected side effect

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of climate changes apples are doubling in size

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it's always jellyfish six and hay fever

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on christmas bullshit

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the ecuadorian frog who was thought to have been used

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since it was discovered one hundred years ago was finally

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discovered making vocalizations that sounded like

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a cricket chirping said the frog and it's one

7:37

hundred years of silence maybe you should have i don't

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know stopped talking for five seconds asking

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questions we

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actually have audio

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the frog vocalizing for the first time

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in one hundred years can we play that clip right

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there go

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In a away from their main business of movie

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theaters, AMC, bought 22% of a Nevada,

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silver and gold, mining company. Classic

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Synergy. That's

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it. AMC

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deciding, they're going to buy fucking gold

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mines really reminds me of a

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rule

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that i have noticed in the

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version of capitalism we all experience which

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is if there's a restaurant that

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has a food item in their name some

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point

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they will have no choice but to change

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their name to sell something else

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to keep growing i international

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house of pancakes as to become i have

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to boston sick and has to become boston

8:41

market no matter what it is if

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you make a food item that so good

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you get open five thousand restaurants

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with that food item in the name whatever

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your core say is if you become the most

8:52

successful business in the world

8:54

and making that one fucking taco they

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will tell you at some point this campaign

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has to be about how we're not just

9:01

tacos dakota

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, will be costarring and marvel's new

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film madame web which is part of the spiderman

9:09

universe the villain will be at odds

9:15

on tuesday on the today

9:17

show hoda kotb be and maria schreiber

9:19

introduce the world to the dating concept of we string

9:22

or dating is if the world is your oyster

9:25

it's real it is it it introduced

9:27

the concept of

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Optimus. the

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is the day showing the third our optimism? What

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is it? How do you get Oystering.

9:38

Approached. The Raw Bar at your own

9:40

risk. Oystering

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is not to be confused with clamming a new trend

9:45

where you share with the world and die alone. Crawling

9:48

on the ground. Another

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option. Let me

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get this straight, you

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date and your hope.

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about it

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the name is something very

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obvious oh ,

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but a culture

10:07

we're naming being happy after

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of by the of

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that manufacturers are responding

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to record inflation by reducing the size of their pre

10:18

packaged products with frito lay confirming that there

10:20

are about five fewer chips and your standard bag

10:22

of doritos them before the pandemic

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i want everyone here reflect on the fact that we

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have talked about so many dark and terrible things

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that , the fucking first one

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you people booed booed

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about what it took for you i say hes

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in both tom brady and

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fewer doritos in a in year

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the problem where the problem in

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a gray in a gray gray agree with

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you we all need five more doritos come on the

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man i'm

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still mad about when a change cool iran's the cool

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ranch we were moving in the wrong direction

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we , be striving as a culture as a

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society for the coolest ranch

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arrays that of only theoretically possible

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or read that a zero degrees kelvin

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arrays were all molecular motion has halted

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halted chick fillet and santa barbara my be deemed a public

11:19

nuisance to do with long drive through lines like sure

11:21

i make several trips a day and different cars wearing very

11:23

as wigs what a public a any

11:27

chick fillet it is a hazard

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highland and fuckin lil but while

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it's nuts you can deal with it the

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whole fucking video shut that how much of our

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traffic is due to these goddamn chick

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fil a's and also being in

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a line in still sometimes

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as you chick fil a's i've read the my

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boss bible

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thumpers that sick boy is que they

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know what they're doing and they know corners

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or i say big corners between

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two entrances you pick their own interests you

11:58

look over their their people why

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did anyone waited for fifteen minutes

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hypothetically

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photo lemonade were not drinking lemonade

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i love you and lemonade calories diet

12:12

coke or nothing i do not have a single

12:14

calorie in my day and liquid form i save

12:17

them for fuckin solids

12:21

caloric drink not i'm i watch lemonade

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is a cookie a cookie fries

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not that should be the democratic slogan and

12:36

, finally

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wed coffin believed to date back to the fourteenth

12:40

centuries discovered on her notre dame cathedral

12:42

as builders repair the landmark falling the devastating

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twenty nineteen fire we don't know what's in

12:47

the coffin but we know it has been slow cooked to

12:49

cooked us

12:52

where we come back marital

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the justice

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all that

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i had january

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nineteenth the supreme court rejected donald

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trump's attempt to block the january six committee

13:13

from obtaining his records that relate to the

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capital riots justice clarence thomas

13:17

was the only justice to the set completely

13:20

unrelated clarence thomas his wife jenny thomas

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currently a lobbyist is a vocal proponent

13:24

of trump's attempt to undermine the twenty twenty election

13:26

and as worked with scores of far right conservatives against

13:28

and her words that deep sea and a fascist

13:31

left and on the day of the right itself

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posted faced with sad as as including the phrase

13:35

i love mega people despite all

13:37

this duty thomas denies that she and her husband career

13:39

paths have anything to do with each other now

13:41

i'm not saying grown and i have never collaborated on

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a thing we have but it was

13:45

about raising a golden doodle and

13:48

, did most of the were hurts and

13:51

i understand spouses have different interests but

13:53

of my interest was overturning was president's election after

13:55

decades of inserted activism inserted feel strongly

13:58

that wrote it would consider that would consider probably

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here they are to the tough questions about how she leaves a nice

14:04

walk into the sage none other than ginny

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thomas herself

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any thomas knows ,

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to make an entrance obviously i

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ginny

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hi sorry

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, a meal is still your sundar

14:24

a by i gotta make

14:27

over from this fancy man in

14:29

florida

14:32

you can say yeah sorry jain

14:35

didn't mean just steal your thunder

14:37

like joe biden so the election

14:41

ready with a soft the seal

14:43

rhetoric which makes sense because you admitted

14:45

this week in a new interview that you attended

14:47

the january

14:49

protests but you claim you left before

14:51

the capital riot because you got chile

14:55

it's , mean it's january a d c

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suffer zion

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can you imagine me as sixty

15:06

five year old woman massey

15:09

the barricades with all the other

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sixties how the old

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we're man i

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mean i feel like white should be at their

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bad ah man

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who stormed the

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ah but i'll see that combination of

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our thirty three made

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rio hi

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well as a younger woman game now

15:30

john so nice to see

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the dream come true for me a theme need

15:35

me why

15:37

they get in saying that the spouse of a cities report

15:40

justice would be involved attempting to undermine of free

15:42

election at any level i do appreciate you coming on the show

15:44

to explain yourself no doubt it

15:50

oh god now john i knew it

15:53

is hard about ah to have a

15:55

long healthy marriage

15:57

oh my

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must of gotten confused about the top a

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dont think so because your people sent

16:04

me a capital riot souvenir trucker cap

16:07

it had game of hangman on the front and the letters

16:09

were m k e p n

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c

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that a lotta leonard giant bag

16:16

cause i know you like games and

16:18

puzzles

16:20

thoughtful gifts are always a great

16:22

way to read minds are mine

16:25

you care

16:26

that make you dance and you don't

16:28

tell me about relationships shitty okay i've been with

16:30

a hot blonde workaholic genius for a decorated

16:32

every year i get to go to the vanity fair oscar party

16:37

ag gallery

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, near that wearing having

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a word and jain

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never say is of men

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the i know , can't

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even say the words have have

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my lips sodium and say that

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what queer is clear that we say

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that we're we consider i went on to florida

17:07

cavalier okay and get

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and was

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nothing was waiting for my super

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i saw my screaming on

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the street

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above it wasn't even into

17:22

the capitol police officers say

17:25

was it even into a capitol police officers face

17:27

job that i was scientists and i do

17:30

what you don't use you hate when people scream but

17:32

it's cool when it's into the face of face capitol

17:34

police officer that survive yeah that

17:36

survive guess that's what they wrote yeah so down

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the toilet another rule

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never let her lover see you on a trip

17:46

a lot better thing in in which case

17:48

only let them see you on a toilet

17:50

and the do the

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definitely

17:55

ginny please this is a political podcast

17:57

let's say it is it

18:00

is at it is

18:02

and are not let a you weasel out of it you claim

18:05

as you and your husband who again at the supreme

18:07

court justice do not share your work with one

18:09

another you said like so many married couples

18:11

we share many the same ideals principles and aspirations

18:14

but we have our own separate careers clarence

18:16

and discuss his work with me and i don't involve

18:18

him in my work or honestly supposed to believe

18:20

that to people married for decades or talk about their

18:23

the work we do the shared fever dream of a right

18:25

wing hell's gate ah why of

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course john

18:29

that's the most important relationship rule

18:31

of all oh are you leave

18:33

alice mystery like madonna

18:35

says no is a mystery

18:38

got you like madonna that's a funny

18:40

no i didn't say that i'm proud that i know

18:42

like the mystery of who organized the january

18:45

six rally actually

18:47

i'll never tell

18:51

we this

18:53

, an audio media of thank you for saying week

18:57

week and you know what i just ruins

18:59

your next line china very

19:01

good value for the crowd again you

19:03

love vamping classic ginni thomas

19:06

classic ginni thomas coming in here

19:08

vip and talking about madonna the

19:11

queers this

19:14

, the ginni thomas god

19:16

tooth year but i guess you kinda like

19:18

you like to have a little bit of mystery because you like

19:20

to a you know make sure clarence thomas

19:22

doesn't know what you're going to do next the way to keep

19:25

your man guess and oh yeah that

19:28

can scrap

19:30

we got , not rare man

19:32

got to you magnify the loop

19:34

where's my elderly why

19:36

a lotta love sinners see

19:38

working to overturn which

19:41

reprehensible fullest go low life

19:43

is cbc it's hardly palmer's

19:45

steakhouse steakhouse

19:47

miss mcconnell men enjoy said

19:50

say his jaw and they don't like

19:52

it when huge

19:54

ah pet right on their place

19:57

my , exudes

20:00

that is rude i don't just plop it on the played

20:02

for that

20:03

i have known you for a

20:05

long five minutes john

20:07

you pop it on the plane

20:12

ah a ,

20:14

that's fair to accuse me of plop at another play

20:17

for them i don't even know what we mean you can

20:19

dance around the truth all you want ginny

20:21

thomas oh oh

20:23

god as glad that i do what i what it's

20:26

like a child sin city

20:28

i will remind you again that i saw

20:30

i , hard as i don't know

20:32

that we want your relationship with a political

20:35

podcast rarely

20:37

let's look at the back last

20:39

month the new york are laid out the many the many you and your

20:41

husband is supreme court justice cross paths

20:44

you bombarded a list serve of his past law clerks

20:46

with big why propaganda in december you

20:48

and sixty two other conservative sending open letter to house

20:50

minority leader kevin mccarthy demanding liz

20:52

cheney be punished for appearing on

20:54

the january six committee not to mention

20:56

you've worked for charlie kirk turning point usa in

20:58

a dark money faction for the council of national

21:00

policy was tried to pressure states a higher fake

21:02

alternate electors and that's just the stuff

21:04

we go google there are some it has

21:07

ruled on some of the stuff you know the the issue

21:10

would even talk about with clarence over dinner not

21:12

that

21:12

the we eat and most romantic way

21:15

there is in dad's side the

21:17

line

21:20

well the jokes or new guinea because i knew

21:22

try to duck my heart's any questions so i made

21:24

you a game instead this is a newlywed game the supreme

21:26

court addition i hate game or know

21:28

that sounds a lot of earth question

21:30

where did your husband clarence thomas go to law school

21:33

love to attack us i do yeah

21:36

the okay next question what year

21:38

was your husband nominated for supreme court i don't

21:40

know the know he was not in it and ninety

21:42

nine

21:43

variant and ninety ninety one where did

21:45

your husband clarence thomas think you were on january

21:47

six twenty twenty no

21:49

idea i didn't know they were it

21:52

alive or dead thursday's

21:54

we we and never jan and play bridge

21:57

thursday they knew do it never get him play

21:59

bridge i

22:01

do i'm i'm i'm nervous i'm sorry

22:04

there's a lot of people looking to buy who have this

22:06

is serious city

22:08

you have working relationships with conservative groups

22:10

that case is going for the supreme court this year

22:12

your and a bore the national association of scholars

22:15

why they ,

22:17

this file

22:20

that additive breed with

22:22

a core

22:23

the affirmative action case against harvard

22:25

you are paid consultant

22:27

the day for the center for security

22:29

policy also filed a brief

22:31

you currently on a lobbying group that

22:33

peter the quotas website that says you can give access

22:36

to any door in washington to do think

22:38

it's unethical to do all this while your husband's

22:40

on a supreme court of he got no

22:42

ah us off as a guy did you

22:44

john fire hempstead

22:51

the first time you've heard you out i know

22:53

this is lavon alive with

22:55

your it is a more am

22:57

my teeth

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did it is everybody

23:03

my maiden name is lab isn't that insane

23:06

i'm at zero and are bought

23:09

out a or out other neither as

23:11

, said earlier society's home

23:13

is everybody everybody

23:16

size of a fedora a

23:21

fosse to hear what a nice

23:23

to have wonderful as a better

23:25

job is bad for hot scissors

23:28

thomas' horrible i'm sorry but not adorable

23:31

will be back for the hyper

23:33

wheel when we come back the

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button get poked what

23:38

does that mean

23:41

hey don't go anywhere as more of love it or leave

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it coming i love it or leave it as brought you

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daylight saving time joining the now

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30:08

me now to discuss smart is

30:10

wrong please welcome josh barrels

30:15

hi josh i come over here

30:18

can be wrong over here okay can

30:20

be wrong right there that's where you should be wrong so

30:24

let's hope i can be really update or we

30:26

are sprang sort yes yep guy and

30:28

are people who disagree it's so they're a lovely

30:30

lovely lovely my sunset novel

30:32

a sunset yes ah and then all

30:34

of then sudden

30:36

there was news and the news was

30:38

surprise surprise the senate

30:40

you know him is concerned that means one

30:42

hundred senators have to do with the okay approved

30:45

making daylight saving time permits

30:50

now because josh is a contrarian

30:52

by nature he

30:55

finds this abhorrence he doesn't like this kind

30:57

of bipartisanship he doesn't like it when

30:59

policymakers come together come together

31:01

do something for people that they've requested

31:04

ah and so he objected to it for

31:06

a number of reasons and i think we should do

31:08

give him a fair chance explain them which i've

31:10

already begun to do josh

31:13

first of all give let's start with this

31:15

the house by unanimous consent but it seems

31:18

like there may have been a little bit

31:20

of a snafu here you can you tell us

31:22

what happens short so are

31:24

all sorts of our i'm not a contrarian because

31:26

i'm defending the policy that already exists

31:29

or i think we should do the things we've been doing

31:31

this is the murder again you are being concerned

31:33

about my calling you a contrary the thing that other

31:35

countries it's similar latitudes do

31:37

they do this i mean people like to complain

31:39

because people like to complain and so it's like are

31:41

hired to move the clock can you believe like

31:44

i'm i'm flying to new york tomorrow going to do with three our

31:46

time change by not bitching about that

31:48

and everyone's like oh my god one hour on

31:51

but no i mean this we do this if we do

31:53

this every year and we do this all around the world can

31:55

be contrary and mine mine is the conventional

31:57

positions you and the us senator can

32:00

variants for trying to change it around

32:02

though about can find

32:05

, me the contrary and i like be contrary

32:07

into sad part of the fun that's why

32:09

i think that justin trudeau with castro's

32:12

kit because i will consider an asus

32:15

asus you to survive i do that eyes young

32:18

and to serve restate my official

32:20

position on that topic because sometimes people get

32:22

it wrong my position is not that justin

32:24

trudeau is the son of former

32:27

communist dictator of cuba fidel castro

32:29

my position is it's just hasn't been hasn't

32:33

i bought hundred z bunk i'm here to read

32:35

bunk that's my only position on

32:38

this topic and the oil and

32:40

know facial resemblance

32:42

to the tire and margaret were in the caribbean they were

32:44

in the caribbean they were in the crew includes

32:46

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32:49

at the time but it's a p and snopes

32:52

a thing we trust having no other information

32:55

assistance ignore the second honeymoon

32:57

but we're not talking about that you're starting

32:59

the question craxi debater

33:02

left right and centre he tosses people on the

33:04

other side of things idol on real things

33:06

less folklore so

33:09

soon as the has the i don't have

33:11

a terrifying and i wanted battle on ideas

33:13

ill very masculine debate yeah

33:16

let's talk out loud real quick that's how we get the best

33:18

answer to get stupid to be heartsick

33:21

masculinity that's what debate is hotter

33:24

how they take some time think about

33:26

it right down your thoughts somebody else take some

33:28

time write down their thoughts we go back and forth

33:31

until there's a consensus oh that's what we already

33:33

do for that about the editor like already big me you fucking

33:35

coward debates are stupid not quick

33:37

recall that's coward

33:39

josh yes what

33:42

happened how did you not of his consent happen

33:45

when it doesn't seem as though the senate unanimously

33:47

wants to repeal video items are also

33:49

unanimous consent requests are thing you

33:51

can do in this and because you're the senate has all of these

33:53

rules or takes weeks and weeks and weeks to do anything

33:55

and senators can block other senators

33:57

things all the time but in theory if

34:00

can you say i would like unanimous consent to do whatever and so

34:02

long as no other senator says no you can

34:04

do the thing right away and skip all over those rules

34:06

but so mostly the way these requests

34:08

work as they use them for like i have a bill

34:10

and i want to make a show of i really tried to move

34:13

this and so it's right after he went in daylight

34:15

saving time and marco rubio was from miami

34:17

or which has some of the earliest winter sun rises

34:19

in the country and so like while permanently

34:22

i saving is a bad idea that i got really bad

34:24

contentious to discuss like a tentative as that's a miami

34:26

is one of the places in the country would be the least bad

34:29

and so it kind of makes sense if you're marco rubio

34:31

that you would be for this no i don't why patty murray is and seattle

34:34

where it's a really fucking terrible idea unless she's

34:36

for but anyway so marco rubio goes

34:38

out there and basically says you know the sunsets

34:40

way too early in the in the winter in florida

34:43

and so we should be on daylight saving time all the time

34:45

i want unanimous consent for this and that someone was

34:47

supposed to fucking object to it but nobody

34:49

does what usually tend to how their with these things is

34:52

an email goes out all the offices and sarah

34:54

this is gonna be about to be proposed and

34:56

basically by email it's kind of resolved

34:59

rights and sort of staffers the legislative

35:01

director for the senators was a look at these emails

35:03

and say oh you know senator someone's gonna

35:05

propose the things you hate so you need

35:07

to go on the floor and object to it but what's

35:09

the buzz feed reported about this is basically

35:12

though staffers and has look at these things and try to figure out you know

35:14

is this really important does my center to

35:16

care about this and everyone sort of looked at apartment daylight

35:18

saving and treated as some kind of frivolous

35:20

thing and so none of the senators who

35:22

oppose it got their sit together actually go

35:25

and object and apparently tom cotton especially

35:27

think that's a really bad idea so i'm here to talk

35:29

about how tom partners right hey

35:34

hey hey hey c'mon c'mon i

35:36

mean you get you can be wrong about everything just

35:38

as a gesture ssssss tom

35:41

cotton apparently was not beliefs but

35:44

the thing was going to come up and so he wasn't there to object to

35:46

it and chris coons was also talk about i

35:48

was very surprised that this thing it come up so there's

35:50

bipartisan of the iraqi christians iraqi

35:52

think he said basic i've never really thought about it

35:54

about it i feel about it but so that little

35:56

christmas

36:00

sounds like a soft target he hadn't thought about i can get

36:02

him ideas so

36:06

, just like accidently move through the senate

36:08

because nobody bothered to stand up

36:10

and stop marco rubio when he tried to move the thing

36:12

so now is in theory if the house

36:14

for to pass the same below would just go to joe biden

36:17

desk and he would have to veto it to protect

36:19

the country from this terrible i know okay now

36:21

are as you've been you've been you've been throwing and policy

36:23

points in this project as part of the conversation which

36:26

is fine sars that against the rules know there's

36:28

no rules here obviously feel us

36:30

why do you think switching to permanent daylight

36:32

saving time is a bad idea please just

36:35

briefly briefly what's good

36:37

about daylight saving time is that it it's design

36:39

basically so that most people for most

36:41

of the year can wake up not

36:44

too far after sunrise as is wrong

36:46

but i keep going and their taxes at a senate

36:48

and so it uses daylight efficiently

36:50

it doesn't actually like we're supposed to at energy conservation

36:52

tobacco save energy and that's not why we do

36:54

it we do it because we run standard time

36:57

or your the summer time for like four twenty

36:59

four am in new york in june which is stupid everyone

37:01

would sleep through like two and a half hours

37:03

of sunlight every day that we could have

37:05

at the end of the days you could hang out in central park

37:07

at eight pm and have it still be lighthouse that's

37:10

why we want daylight saving time in the summer the problem

37:12

is if you do it in the winter then you get

37:14

sunrises around like a twenty i'm in in

37:16

some cities like detroit the some come up around

37:18

nine am seattle the great sunrise

37:20

nine am that's too late you're making people commute

37:22

to work in the dark they're sending their kids to school in the dark

37:25

do a little nicer deal at the end the day but i they do and

37:27

bs because the goal here is a policy

37:29

in which they are sensible sunrises

37:31

and sensible sunsets really more to the point

37:34

you want to try to maximize having daylight

37:36

in the morning and daylight and even you want to have daylight

37:38

when people get up but not too much before people

37:40

get basic rights is alice is

37:43

, up that's all correct yeah and i'm

37:45

i can talk about why i know people would hate

37:47

it if we change to have permanent daylight saving time

37:49

or yet why know why people would hate it because you're actually try

37:51

to mess with tried to tried it and we've tried permanent

37:54

daylight saving time at a national level and

37:56

actually especially in places other western

37:58

edges of time zones people really don't

38:00

like if they don't like having really late sunrises

38:02

rice specially because of school

38:04

start times yes now there is a policy

38:06

problem ears marco rubio has also talked about correctly

38:09

phrase me no pleasure to report that one

38:11

of the arguments against from the daylight saving time nationally

38:14

as what about early schools are times the reality

38:16

is we should read prioritize what time school starts

38:18

because a lot of schools start super

38:20

early for very like kind of quotidian

38:23

budget reasons and it's really bad for kids generally

38:26

that's fine but personally haven't done that we haven't

38:28

done that but then also like people of all sorts of reasons why

38:30

they need to be up at a given time of day i mean i see

38:32

sort of two sets of comments from people

38:34

on twitter when you say spitzer going to make

38:36

people wake up in the dark one is like will wake up later

38:38

it's like okay great that you're a writer or whatever

38:40

and you can sleep until ten thirty in the morning i don't

38:42

project on semi iraq

38:45

, yeah a businesses run

38:47

around me me

38:49

alternatively people are like well i already wake up

38:51

in the dark every day and it's like well that's unfortunate for

38:54

you but like you know it's it's a typical wake up time

38:56

is something around like six thirty in the morning and

38:58

seven in the morning i realize you're now i

39:00

yeah we're we're reminded him of have no idea but i

39:03

assure you if you look at it like a nationally representative

39:05

sample of people veil care about that here's

39:08

the thing

39:09

i think everything you're saying yeah is

39:11

actually true so i'm correct no

39:13

no no archiving your argument

39:15

against permanent daylight saving time

39:18

nationally as a lot of merit

39:20

yes because the goal is to not

39:22

waste sunlight in the morning and also

39:24

try to have a system where people don't have to spend too much of

39:26

the earth waking up and spending a few morning hours

39:28

of the dark yeah i completely agree with that yes however

39:31

the same reason daylight saving time nationally

39:33

is maybe not a great idea is the

39:35

same reason you are wrong on why

39:37

are the switch to continue nationally as can

39:40

we go to the next time

39:42

so this is a map of the united states yes

39:44

and so here's the key thing about this map for those

39:46

looking at home basically it shows you

39:49

earliest sunset of the year at local

39:51

time all you really need to know for

39:53

those listening is what it shows you

39:55

is that depending on where you are in

39:57

a time zone the earliest sunset

40:00

of the year can either be earlier or

40:02

later if you live in maine or you live

40:04

in massachusetts the earliest sunset

40:06

is fully an hour before

40:09

the earliest sunset and se est like michigan

40:11

see you're absolutely correct permanent daylight

40:13

saving time for a place like michigan would mean

40:15

that be mornings that incredibly late sun

40:17

rises your energy nights in

40:19

daylight saving time with really really

40:21

late sunsets it would receive i would like where the

40:23

fuck was gary peters this week like a motorcycle

40:26

having a fucking kill time looking like a princess a

40:30

your , and i agree with it is

40:32

to try to have a system system which

40:34

people don't have too late

40:36

sunrises or two early

40:38

sunsets you want to kind of have a system where

40:41

for the most part the sun's coming up

40:43

bout seven earlier right you don't want us to censor

40:45

and come up after seven it's gonna be late for

40:47

sunset and he wants sunsets

40:50

to be six pm and later right when a certain

40:52

time five four thirty that sucks right

40:54

i think you put your thumb on the scale here you have yeah that's

40:56

right it's my second show you've you've made your

40:59

point i would make my point ah i

41:01

agree with you that permanent national

41:03

daylight saving time creates daylight saving of problems

41:05

especially in the western edges of time zones

41:09

the congratulations your audience agree with

41:11

you

41:16

the point is here is my policy solutions

41:18

yeah which is this

41:19

currently the uniform time act

41:22

allows for states to choose either

41:25

permanent center time

41:26

what arizona chooses or ,

41:29

hawaii chooses and indiana indiana

41:31

more actually people judge element me about this and

41:33

then i forgot what

41:37

i want is want system where they

41:39

now have to choose between permanent standard or

41:41

doing the switch

41:42

there is some evidence that the switch causes

41:44

increases heart attacks and it causes

41:47

increase in car accidents depending on which side of it now even

41:49

if you don't care about that here's a larger argument that

41:51

i would make about this i know you don't care you

41:53

think people are dying by the side of the road

41:55

or collapsing in the morning on there will

41:58

be obvious you don't care i saw some the

42:00

like about we get twenty six deaths from

42:02

this or something it's like we had a million covered desk

42:04

which is not like i don't care if people die but to be

42:07

one of the want to throw the starfish back he makes a difference

42:09

it out when we learn that we've learned a couple of within

42:11

, couple of things have less couple years what on ours one

42:13

is basically like we should be a little bit humble about

42:16

the idea that we're going to move all cause

42:18

mortality and some measurable way by

42:20

like you know rube goldberg like a will change the

42:22

clocks and that's going to cause more people to live

42:25

and the other thing is that we you know we learned that like you know

42:27

know policies that effect three hundred and thirty million

42:30

people may have you know incidental

42:32

effects on lifespan with those are not the only

42:34

thing that you measure of probably we didn't we don't

42:36

can vote on of a covert zero balls act of we shouldn't

42:38

have a time policy i aimed at at prevent

42:41

i guess that is why this

42:43

was a dependent clause to what i'm about

42:45

to say which is putting

42:47

that aside yes there is another

42:49

issue that i think is hard to find

42:52

in the data and actually i agree with you that sometimes

42:54

he sleep experts that have their opinions i think they're kind

42:56

of gets wishy washy visits fishy

42:58

data universe wasn't also the like criminal

43:00

standard time basing permanent deal with him time will tell people

43:02

i argued has a i tried have one of his bite

43:04

out of bed i would be more sciences yes

43:06

israel such as that of me to put your finger to but

43:08

i argue with them because i actually think because we've

43:10

been living under the switch for such a long time

43:13

i think the science is kind of confused whether the data

43:15

says they say go to switch their time i think that's actually

43:17

hard to justify the reason i now you don't listen

43:19

to the scientists like any good policy maker

43:21

i take the size into account and and sick of a bunch

43:23

of other of i want this and

43:26

make a decision that will keep me alleges that

43:28

which is what we fucking why would i know you agree

43:30

with yes other point i'm trying to make

43:34

is this

43:35

the thing that it's hard to measure because we do the

43:37

switch is there are ways in which i think

43:40

systems whether it's schools or businesses

43:42

would be able to have more natural rhythms that would evolve

43:45

over time to reward better schedules

43:48

if we didn't have to do this twice yearly

43:50

shift because what gets confused in the twice

43:52

yearly shift is there something people don't

43:54

like about the time shift which is they don't

43:56

like the winter but there are parts of the time shit

43:58

that prevent us from doing

44:00

the natural adjustments that might happen

44:02

for example there are studies that show that naturally

44:04

speaking offices on the western edges

44:06

of time zones tend to start a little bit later

44:08

right there are a lot of natural things that happen

44:11

when people kind of get comfortable with a time zone but

44:13

we fuck with it twice a year and i think putting

44:15

with or twice a year causes problems that are hard to measure

44:18

and doesn't give people the ability to kind of adjust their

44:20

schedules naturally rather than having the government

44:22

dictates how their schedules a change in the winter

44:24

maybe one reason it sucks that people to get

44:26

up in the dark and go home and a doctor in the winter is

44:28

our schedules don't really adjust to the natural rhythm

44:31

of the seasons there are things that could happen if we got

44:33

rid of this policies but i don't even need you to address

44:35

that very smart point you haven't thought very much about the

44:39

, i'm trying to make is all

44:41

i wanna do is say if you think

44:43

that the switch makes sense for a place

44:45

like michigan that means

44:47

that because states like massachusetts are basically

44:50

an hour ahead if it makes sense or michigan

44:52

to be on standard time it makes sense for

44:54

massachusetts to be on daylight saving time for

44:56

whatever period you're talking about so my view

44:58

is your right permanent dsc nationwide

45:01

doesn't make sense i also think permanent switching

45:03

doesn't make sense for the country give states the sir

45:05

are since have some states on the eastern edge as a

45:07

times and can be choosing permanent daylight saving

45:10

time like florida which he said make sense like

45:12

main like massachusetts and other states

45:14

were like michigan or others were makes sense either

45:16

keep switching or stay on standards hyperbole will

45:18

have that chance you can i get on board

45:20

with my compromise to this and know fuck ah

45:23

but it was a good case right oh it was

45:25

written oh just tell me was a good cable a nice thing

45:28

about this map at it's because this is

45:30

because podcast nobody can see the melbourne you can see them out

45:32

but it says it's based on you're trying to

45:34

have sunrise always no later

45:36

than seven am and sunset no later than

45:38

sixty ups and eleven hours of daylight your

45:41

problem is astronomical the earth

45:43

is not the tilted access just don't have

45:45

eleven hours of daylight to allocate daylight understand

45:48

my as nice understand nice understand so you're mad

45:50

about the tulsa the i'm not mad about there's not enough

45:52

sunlight there's not there i am a frankly

45:54

i am mad and frustrated by the so severe

45:57

that i know that us on a probable to solve says

45:59

and

46:00

they left at eleven hours of daylight everywhere

46:02

it basically what is doing is not saying you can never

46:04

have a sunset before six pm or sunrise

46:06

every seven am saying like what's the best time

46:08

zone for a place to kind of ce bit of in the middle

46:10

and what it says is there a lot of places that would benefit

46:13

from permitted by same time just as there are a lot

46:15

of places that would benefit from either continuing to switch or

46:18

being on standard time because what matters is

46:20

where you are in the time zone which is a big influence

46:22

on whether or not daylight saving time make sense

46:25

you're not so my view is just let states

46:27

decides that get it out of congress his hands were

46:29

it it's about where you are in geography just

46:31

say is a good idea i'm convinced that you i consider

46:33

your goddamn i'm against this map

46:35

that nobody can see because they are you married they

46:38

can look at would see them off the mat weed

46:40

them out the maps is the would adopt permanent

46:42

daylight saving time in boston and los angeles

46:45

and essentially every other major market

46:47

in the country would either continue

46:49

to switch it's clocks or would be on permanent

46:51

standards and i'm okay with that as a snap

46:53

snap says that what the senate is doing is terrible

46:56

that unless you live in boston or los angeles

46:58

their fucking with have a current address and he's fucking

47:00

bad move , out of

47:02

focus on are are

47:04

could move michigan into central time you could

47:06

move florida into the atlantic time zone

47:08

with nova scotia and you have sort of more national

47:11

sunrise sunset but then they wouldn't be on the same time

47:13

as new york new york of the center the world in a room

47:15

was the have the same time zone

47:17

as new york that's why well joss

47:19

yes i guess i'm a daylight saving time all

47:21

time but eventually little ways of site

47:23

dot will be on my forehead which is my producer signal

47:25

that we need to go need break a

47:28

fucking released agree that my

47:30

compromise proposal is interesting to you

47:32

just give me some something you contrary

47:35

son of a bitch it's interesting how you picks

47:37

five hours before noon for the sunrise and

47:39

six hours afternoon for the sunset because

47:41

that's the thumb on the scale that's why you know those

47:43

your thank you very much us centers

47:46

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49:38

he just recently announced his presidential

49:41

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49:44

all right pleased with your hands together for

49:47

stand up comedian and in his own words

49:50

the future americans alinsky

49:52

daniel san tan your i

49:54

hate this already come on our daniel

49:57

that area as fast

49:59

as

50:00

hello on your own a terrific fixer

50:04

, me john you know i came

50:06

all the way from cincinnati and boy or my

50:08

arms tired of me taking them up to

50:10

defend our great nation hopefully

50:13

are now daniel most severe

50:15

i their look i understand a comedian pivoting

50:17

to politics it makes

50:19

i laughed my ass off at the hilarious nineteen fifty

50:21

one ronald reagan comedy bedtime for bonzo

50:24

which opens with reagan a psychology professor

50:27

rescuing a suicidal chimp about

50:29

to leave off a building but this feels

50:31

oh you're absolutely right john it

50:33

is a natural transition by

50:35

, way the

50:39

i the closed

50:46

the power

50:49

his and the he

50:52

and i the i

50:56

self this is it

51:01

in america the comedian is the truest

51:03

freedom for the get chappelle look

51:06

at bill maher look at louis ck

51:08

but sad of the wide shot am i right with of sexy

51:10

i'm as though no

51:13

, no no now now after performing

51:16

to almost sold out shows that hilarity

51:18

in cleveland last week week

51:21

looking at my notebook my i

51:24

realize some men were born great

51:27

and others had greatness thrust

51:29

had them and you know what i said

51:31

know what to say i said ah thrust

51:34

i'd better ah that down there

51:37

something there you know thrust in the wind

51:39

hey thrust to be the money

51:43

i don't know to work in progress anywhere that's when i

51:45

knew john i was ready for

51:47

my rise to greatness after years

51:50

of speaking truth to power when have

51:52

you spoken truth to power i'm

51:54

always speaking truth to power john like

51:56

when i point out that women be shopping

51:58

come on the thought

52:01

that they do job they really do

52:03

or when i release my hour long

52:05

special that was very risky

52:07

and how trans women be shopping see that's progressive

52:11

trans women resolve and as and suspect

52:14

i guess you're right and so far as everyone in a consumerist

52:16

culture

52:17

the shop and now that i'm not doing

52:19

the work i get around it be shopping god

52:22

dammit oh you said no i'm not going

52:24

to do the work for you that's what she said look

52:28

the as we all know by now that zielinski

52:30

used to be comedian he appeared in numerous films

52:32

and famously doug paddington voice in the ukrainian

52:34

version of paddington to ah i

52:36

mean that's the dream but now he

52:38

has to rally the globe around to ukraine as they withstand

52:41

a geopolitical abomination with no end in sight

52:43

that's the ultimate dream that know

52:45

it's , a dream you sicko we're

52:48

is is coming from you see another comedian getting

52:50

something and as you want it is leading an asian crisis

52:52

the ultimate how did he book that i

52:54

mean everyone has mean everyone central half hour

52:57

john

52:58

i'm looking for a much bigger stage my

53:00

, americans americans

53:03

the deal with my mother in law i

53:07

mean why is she always getting stuck halfway

53:09

inside the dryer like that all beds

53:11

over look and so on earth ah

53:14

know you know anything about how to govern

53:17

daniel know what i've got a ton

53:19

of awesome comedy friends that awesome would bring

53:21

into my cabinet since i know they'll tell

53:23

it like it is carrot

53:25

top andrew dice clay's

53:27

one of those guys the got hired at arsenal for five

53:30

seconds before it turned out they said the n word

53:32

i honestly don't even know that happened or to seem like

53:34

an album wallets think about it logically

53:36

john would i be any worse than a

53:38

former host of embassies the apprentice the

53:42

overconfident unless

53:44

i'm touring in alabama arkansas florida

53:47

indiana kentucky louisiana missouri mississippi

53:49

or any of the other states that he wanted said

53:51

yes yes i did because

53:54

, called politics john and

53:56

i'm ready to play ball i get that solecki

53:58

is inspire he is his

54:00

reason to the occasion he's shown a kind of

54:02

leadership that no one could have imagined that if you could

54:04

see in a politician let alone one who

54:06

came to power in part because he was on a tv show

54:08

about and every man he became the leader of ukraine

54:10

much like my netflix show about

54:13

a recently divorced insurance adjuster

54:15

who decides to pursue comedy and

54:17

hard to watch hookups after one

54:19

semi decent open mic that

54:22

, sounds right but right sounds

54:24

you want to know the title yeah it was vital to

54:26

adjust this oh no this

54:29

isn't a isn't v show daniel there

54:32

is something fundamentally sick about the narcissistic

54:34

way people have described their own emotional responses

54:37

observers to what has what very real and awful conflict

54:39

because what he's inspiring people to do even if justifiably

54:42

it's kill confused russian children to

54:44

save his country and because sometimes heroes

54:46

die unceremoniously while they're asleep and

54:48

sometimes evil people cannot be made to care

54:50

or pay inspiration may have value

54:53

but it's an experience where interrogating and yourself

54:55

rather than turning of war into some kind of reality

54:57

show

54:59

speaking of reality shows up catch

55:01

me on the next season of love is blind

55:03

it's a banger overseas and although i get kicked

55:05

out halfway through the first episode for asking all

55:07

the women how much they way through the wall get

55:11

, here daniel says hear ya a very

55:13

real name to sell forget to tip

55:15

the a waitress at as it is still in

55:17

there are next time i'm going to get outta

55:20

here daniels and my shoulders ladies

55:22

by years ago that way way

55:24

the talk to our voter what a disaster

55:27

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55:30

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55:32

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55:34

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you and then you could

1:03:24

like open the centerfold and you're like ah

1:03:26

like immediately

1:03:29

that's cool yeah that's got

1:03:31

a , was a sad about the fact that society

1:03:34

has had a move past the sexy magazine

1:03:38

or something sat something mean i don't know

1:03:41

i guess it's so accessible and

1:03:43

that's not sad right leg you can

1:03:46

the what you want to see how you want to see it when you

1:03:48

want to see it so like hooray for sec

1:03:50

hooray for sex for re re

1:03:54

re

1:03:55

that's not bad i mean i guess like

1:03:57

the loss of the magazine industry as a whole

1:03:59

other revision to that of like

1:04:01

that i mean honestly if my real

1:04:03

simple magazine that

1:04:07

your audio right they are real real

1:04:09

simple magazine one hundred okay so

1:04:11

am i a real simple are better homes

1:04:13

and gardens magazine had like

1:04:16

some like sexy element i

1:04:18

wouldn't hate that

1:04:19

the native is a good idea hey

1:04:21

no bad ideas that ideas brainstorm you know to me what

1:04:23

if your magazine grief fox either way

1:04:26

to maybe throw in maybe couple sexy

1:04:28

poses in there are either work either comes

1:04:30

to your house

1:04:31

don't have you like do anything that is like

1:04:33

once a month it's like a sexy surprise

1:04:35

those sexy surprise from better homes

1:04:38

and gardens of us

1:04:39

like the bourgogne as are looking good

1:04:42

oh hello

1:04:45

upper upper upper right or

1:04:48

as we digress we've got a very special

1:04:50

game today who yeah about nineteen

1:04:52

seventy sexiness and here to help us

1:04:54

play please welcome love it or leave his own

1:04:56

kendra james and how he keeper

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how he

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joined

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they're listening this assess assess

1:05:07

assess her father know why

1:05:10

i'm horny and i'm prepared us oh

1:05:13

my goodness this ladies

1:05:15

the slide off with this leather gloves quite

1:05:20

around an outlet

1:05:20

it has a slip and slide but ladies

1:05:23

style

1:05:23

they do i know we run a bunch of other classes

1:05:26

as he read every said i can't read these

1:05:28

classes and wasn't why did for them

1:05:30

to reward them sexy question has

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he wrote them said requested are dead or

1:05:35

we are around the world would love to hear those later

1:05:38

us media and

1:05:40

hours i think after a brief conversation

1:05:42

brief fully understand the street says women's sexual

1:05:45

psyche now offering because offering as your

1:05:47

for questions yeah and i get it you get it but

1:05:49

it did want to dig a little deeper into a segment were is

1:05:52

this sexy

1:05:53

and here's our works minx is

1:05:55

about nineteen seventies sexiness

1:05:59

they were going to go through

1:06:00

the famous images from the nineteen seventies

1:06:02

yeah i know if there's extra oh okay okay

1:06:04

i know your i don't i don't hear his the

1:06:06

i heard that are on about the arbiter

1:06:08

in the sense that like i'm is the answer wild

1:06:11

objective was like i answer and on

1:06:13

or how you will see about this great

1:06:15

and so now you do yeah

1:06:18

okay exactly sexy

1:06:19

it's like a universal i ruined by same

1:06:22

thing sexy seemingly berlin

1:06:28

i mean beautiful

1:06:31

i'm cold in the theater is called yeah

1:06:33

it's yeah frame house ah

1:06:35

that rug in front of a fireplace

1:06:37

blanket that bare chest stuff

1:06:39

like coming over yet

1:06:41

that mouthful of nicotine about how

1:06:44

about a fill you with it's glory that's

1:06:46

a through that's historical perspective this historical

1:06:49

or is nineteen seventy two

1:06:51

possible centerfold yeah which

1:06:53

he always blame for him losing the oscar for

1:06:55

deliverance if you've ever seen deliver it's and firstly

1:06:57

by may take away from i saw i was younger

1:07:00

how to deliver it's which is that were used to take away for

1:07:02

delivery and got out of

1:07:04

like brazil what brazil would you like a vast

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says if the whole time and hunting

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he spear fishing

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oh my goodness who was doing it hi

1:07:12

hi hi i'm going to say the that's correct here's

1:07:14

the thing about burt reynolds they're

1:07:16

so even i've observed over the years men

1:07:19

without a shirt look naked

1:07:23

no i don't know why is

1:07:26

, if it begs for her athos itself

1:07:28

but didn't make it ah

1:07:31

backs chippendale dancers

1:07:33

this is bv do with

1:07:35

, buffer sideline cause and

1:07:37

just thirty other redeemable face

1:07:40

on the aces oh my goodness

1:07:42

is this sexy yes or no

1:07:44

i'm going to pay now i mean i

1:07:47

, all of these parasites and that a

1:07:49

friend and

1:07:51

i ask people out to the cdr

1:07:53

could dance and they all said yells like

1:07:56

this yells like hard pass that correct

1:07:58

know for a little on i forgot that

1:08:00

thing

1:08:00

the cops and color we're supposed to be at home

1:08:02

isolate the playboy like the bunny and

1:08:05

you see it on them it's a the mess it's very the

1:08:07

different finance fabio

1:08:10

no i don't know i'm sure all that's not fabio

1:08:12

a negative read

1:08:15

williamson

1:08:17

with a very very low cut certain one of those

1:08:19

nineteen seventies very very big lapels

1:08:21

young hot as men i've ever seen my life

1:08:25

i , love that smoke to sell me oh

1:08:27

my god or

1:08:31

etc they regard

1:08:33

as for that's a cuban the guard database

1:08:36

if a little man iraq and i didn't read the chest

1:08:38

background take me they'd read the judge has baghdad

1:08:40

and wait till you guys cj johnson and this

1:08:42

show and makes he looks

1:08:44

like this and it's the thing go

1:08:47

am like your job

1:08:48

the to next , well

1:08:50

as next george lucas

1:08:53

hey and i don't don't on kid

1:08:55

and six out six every

1:08:57

time i just want our i'm gonna make an argument three

1:08:59

points really famously sexiness

1:09:02

of the you can describe in points by

1:09:04

points argument they aren't you bit of their full

1:09:07

head of hair love that the i was

1:09:09

the seventies get just ah talent

1:09:11

to this is him directing in a row come

1:09:13

on in on yeah

1:09:14

howard knowledge i know he developed for

1:09:16

me because he is currently married to

1:09:19

very successful black woman another

1:09:21

part of our rights are it ceases are not

1:09:23

ceases bad looking man know is man hot

1:09:25

young sexy like it

1:09:27

christofferson thing happening it's interesting

1:09:29

that and i'm i go sign me up you know like you

1:09:31

have a ranch you also like know how to

1:09:33

make

1:09:33

some pictures eleven does

1:09:36

school and it's a necessity but also i

1:09:38

was okay with that public service

1:09:40

eric i think they're not sexy but that's

1:09:42

wrong or kris kristofferson

1:09:44

your that movie that was always on and

1:09:47

he would come millennium where he

1:09:50

is like atlanta gruff i think

1:09:52

airplane investigator and a woman

1:09:54

from the future comes back and basically

1:09:56

their whole thing is rehabbed to eat the future

1:09:58

they go to planes that are the crash and kidnap

1:10:01

all the people and replace them a fake their bodies

1:10:03

there were no this movie is emma hosted by the

1:10:05

budget film a snippet of what working with

1:10:07

love it as like know know what i'm talking now or

1:10:09

yeah i zero yeah no i mind

1:10:12

that is is i'm in dallas texas recent doesn't exist

1:10:14

yeah no the

1:10:16

what exists and kris kristofferson

1:10:18

he's investigating falls in love with a woman from the

1:10:20

future and of yeah know how do how

1:10:22

to relate to anyone here know

1:10:25

you were asleep when google app and budget

1:10:27

google it how do you mean

1:10:29

when you say used to play all the time

1:10:31

in the

1:10:33

, movie in new york like

1:10:35

go to heaven like elvira saturday

1:10:38

like he took the night will you not feeling well the

1:10:40

howling is on repeat you know

1:10:42

that up that you don't think this is on overtime

1:10:46

or it lets you one more see the less

1:10:48

and less guilty last one to go the very last

1:10:50

one tenth of the we came out yet millennium

1:10:53

nineteen eighty nine you are it doesn't

1:10:54

yeah oh yeah unranked decades our rights

1:10:57

or , and we are last two races sexiness

1:11:00

is also

1:11:02

is had been is had said monday the

1:11:04

pictures of ted bundy ted

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bundy

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he is , eu

1:11:10

soon soon

1:11:13

has described as other hideaway bryant

1:11:15

had gorgeous well do

1:11:17

i know that he's killed a woman a woman

1:11:19

will many women do you know where that knowledge

1:11:22

hot sorry hot meal

1:11:24

giant no meal no

1:11:31

not hard shame on you see when all of you

1:11:33

for coming to my limits equitable

1:11:35

do you think dahmer thought not

1:11:37

bad either

1:11:42

rodney

1:11:43

lennon the bdk killer or

1:11:45

are we had for am not sexy

1:11:48

know , he was that we go with like richard ramirez

1:11:51

what's the purpose of

1:11:54

everyday allies of everything okay well

1:11:56

thank you so much for being i love you guys

1:11:58

everybody

1:12:00

manganese your mags it is also when we come

1:12:02

back we spin the hyper we'll

1:12:04

disagree sir

1:12:08

the i do diapers hundred hours

1:12:15

we're back reading

1:12:18

, ticket for joining me again just him

1:12:20

and pandora now

1:12:23

it's time for the hyper wheel

1:12:29

the real this week we've got adult

1:12:31

agni coffee dolly parton turning

1:12:33

down the rock and roll hall of fame los

1:12:35

angeles allergy season the great

1:12:37

british bake off electric trucks and

1:12:39

hollywood premieres and ah

1:12:42

pandora europe first let's be

1:12:44

real haven't flown for you

1:12:51

where do a dolly parton turning down the rock

1:12:53

and roll hall of fame and apparently you are of send

1:12:55

it yes i am offended

1:12:58

but i'm offended for the right reasons

1:13:01

because dolly parton

1:13:03

deserve every hour winds saturday

1:13:05

tank ha

1:13:09

dolly my name is our modern day

1:13:11

him aside and sees it as every

1:13:13

award we should bow down to dolly

1:13:15

parton and we should try to live

1:13:18

like dolly more as southern are is

1:13:20

so great that it's just like she turned

1:13:22

down the rock and roll hall

1:13:24

of fame like honor that she's like no us

1:13:26

oh i can cause i don't really do rock and roll

1:13:31

yeah did hear your rock and roll your hobby

1:13:33

or everything and i'm really

1:13:35

i have but i respect her

1:13:37

cause i my she turns down awards

1:13:39

i'm like i don't want and awards i

1:13:41

just when a challenge on a reality

1:13:44

show them a lot freeze high as a dollars

1:13:47

god of war and i

1:13:50

i aspire to be like jolly bar

1:13:52

and and i want her surgeons number

1:13:54

and i don't want the boob so

1:13:56

they seem very heavy they be

1:13:58

very heavy

1:14:00

come on die pardon exactly

1:14:02

order sick if he was hurt was our cool

1:14:04

things take everything take it all dolly

1:14:07

take it all given up or pandora

1:14:09

boss

1:14:13

while reading my heart failure

1:14:16

of this of this

1:14:18

it has landed on electric trucks your position

1:14:20

is a fused have to

1:14:23

, with it it mean yeah

1:14:27

electric trucks this yeah electric trojan

1:14:29

horse to bring the right and left and center

1:14:31

together

1:14:33

it's a truck it so masculine

1:14:36

looking all the things you can stuff in the bath

1:14:39

that masculine way

1:14:41

, runs on electricity i'm

1:14:44

on the last that's my love this

1:14:47

final thing as electricity my

1:14:50

solar panels

1:14:51

supported in the wall of

1:14:54

, you know me a classic liberal

1:14:56

i walk around my house looking at every plug in a while

1:14:58

ago that's my thing politically

1:15:02

politically wish i could plug my car into this thing

1:15:04

in my in but

1:15:07

my car isn't strong enough or big

1:15:09

enough to crash through my living room window

1:15:13

and for itself in ways you tell

1:15:15

me that he says

1:15:25

green but console just mowed down pedestrians

1:15:28

the dream oh absolutely it's everyone's

1:15:30

dream everyone's rape josh

1:15:32

you are up see

1:15:35

, the real to her for

1:15:37

yale

1:15:41

it had landed on coffee

1:15:44

your position is exasperated

1:15:47

good exasperated work smith okay yeah

1:15:50

so ,

1:15:53

wow that's a performance that was exasperated

1:15:56

exasperated should be hot when

1:15:59

you drink

1:16:00

the coffee and it's hot it's actually

1:16:02

aromatic and you can smell it you can taste

1:16:04

of what it what do people love about coffee they love the

1:16:06

great coffee aroma you don't get the aroma

1:16:09

of a cold beverage you get it off of a hot beverage

1:16:11

and also when it's hot that means you have to drink

1:16:13

it at a reasonable pace like an adult

1:16:16

you sip your coffee and yet

1:16:18

people will get these fucking giant

1:16:20

iced coffees and they're like oh

1:16:22

it's it's summer it's hot i have to

1:16:24

drink something called like when are you drinking coffee or probably

1:16:26

drinking coffee like at eight am when the temperature

1:16:29

still reasonable baby or to get indoors where

1:16:31

it is air conditioned you can have

1:16:33

hot coffee even in the summer

1:16:35

and yet all of these gluttons

1:16:37

we'll just have this like giant i

1:16:40

just i , you to dose of thing

1:16:43

yes all across the country

1:16:45

write down your right wing governments

1:16:47

are passing anti trans bills housing

1:16:50

so say gay bills they are attacking

1:16:52

our community they are banning the books by

1:16:54

queer authors that is the most anti

1:16:56

gay thing i have heard heard

1:16:59

fourteen weeks

1:17:01

and i want you to know something every thursday night

1:17:04

i get a iced herbalists

1:17:06

reza with three palm sugar free been on a splash

1:17:08

of have enough or the straw that i drink

1:17:10

on my way my and

1:17:12

then buzz around my house on the ceiling

1:17:14

till three in till morning shame

1:17:17

on you see shame i mean you're

1:17:19

right i can't smell or taste it says

1:17:22

it's basically a fucking ivy and i

1:17:24

love it you know and people see this like gays

1:17:26

love ice coffee thing isn't that just because

1:17:28

you can't say gays because cocaine on twitter

1:17:31

like you can't say on of cookie

1:17:33

or older say don't like so

1:17:35

i don't care

1:17:40

gays like cocaine and i saw the they

1:17:42

can they can i consider

1:17:44

a copy the cocaine of things you can have at work

1:17:48

our i find jobs like that i'll just

1:17:50

say much like my position jobs like saving time

1:17:53

if you want her coffee good for you i

1:17:55

don't want a law against a guy i don't like

1:17:57

the don't say iced coffee bill all right

1:18:00

when in

1:18:02

europe

1:18:03

joshua polson okay

1:18:08

okay

1:18:09

it it landed on the great british bake

1:18:11

off hogan and owners

1:18:14

you're probably disappointed okay okay

1:18:17

when the fuck is a great british bake off

1:18:19

next season coming because i needed

1:18:22

i , it and i don't understand why britain

1:18:24

and generally doesn't understand how

1:18:27

much we need to mainline it much like

1:18:29

gays and cocaine is what i'm hearing

1:18:32

like , i need like that

1:18:35

much like i needed the downton abbey theme

1:18:37

i needed to soothe me in times of

1:18:39

war and kinds of

1:18:41

crazy mayhem and attacks

1:18:44

on our children i need i

1:18:46

, a german man who

1:18:48

plays the trombone with his family

1:18:51

out of a brighton beach window just

1:18:53

because because then

1:18:56

shows up with approval that will blow

1:18:58

your mind will blow and i

1:19:00

need the wit of the british

1:19:03

host i need

1:19:05

the wit of a british person that

1:19:07

just i eat all grew up baking

1:19:09

curry's i need it now and i

1:19:11

don't know why the producing team of the great

1:19:14

british bake off doesn't understand get

1:19:16

it to me and get it

1:19:17

now i'm

1:19:20

up

1:19:29

it read it on hollywood premier's my

1:19:32

position as condescending or rights

1:19:34

wealth i bring that every rants

1:19:36

so it's fine i'll

1:19:38

i'll be kind of anywhere for the job

1:19:40

it's not a big deal for me to go to a hollywood premiere

1:19:45

it back i get invited to them all the

1:19:47

time and once in awhile i

1:19:50

go

1:19:52

and last night i went to

1:19:55

hollywood premier

1:19:56

posted by one of the biggest streaming services

1:19:59

in the world for a new offering

1:20:02

that is coming out very soon

1:20:05

and i did you park you get your

1:20:07

ticket you do the kobe test

1:20:09

you can show them your your vaccine

1:20:11

car do you show them your thing you get your wristband you

1:20:13

get your ticket to the after party because of course

1:20:16

again just because i'm trying to be to

1:20:19

the ,

1:20:22

i i gotta to

1:20:24

go a of good

1:20:32

and i

1:20:34

on one of the and

1:20:37

and beautiful a

1:20:40

from this i it is

1:20:44

a very

1:20:48

it is and and it

1:20:50

is and and

1:20:53

i and i

1:20:56

for to come so i can and a

1:20:59

the name of the and is show

1:21:04

and a snafu was that they didn't tell us

1:21:06

that we needed a validation sticker

1:21:09

when we were leaving and

1:21:11

, i got up to the and and

1:21:14

i had to choose as to whether or not i would simply

1:21:16

live in this parking lot parking for

1:21:19

page twenty one dollars to

1:21:22

resist money that i

1:21:24

would basically be using to subsidize

1:21:26

one of the largest corporations in the history

1:21:29

of planet earth

1:21:31

and so i tell you know and i think one of the reasons

1:21:33

they invite me to such a thing again condescending

1:21:35

is because i have a huge audience

1:21:38

fun the cover of saying it's because the

1:21:41

wheel told me to talk this way what a what

1:21:43

a gift and

1:21:45

, want nothing more than to tell all

1:21:47

of you about this show and it's name

1:21:50

and the streaming service on which will that

1:21:53

i will not tell you this until

1:21:55

that giant fucking mega corporation

1:21:58

sends me twenty one

1:22:00

dollars

1:22:05

and i hope they do because i really want to tell you

1:22:07

more about it because i fucking love that it's truly

1:22:09

excellent and it's coming out soon and

1:22:12

as cyber we all

1:22:23

our back here

1:22:25

at his side of however

1:22:27

as arabia not

1:22:32

that bad really horrible

1:22:34

few years

1:22:36

last week i had a chronically help

1:22:38

he said to told me that because

1:22:40

i was hundred what her with

1:22:43

the unpleasant cr visit today

1:22:45

and she does that dare i say

1:22:47

it wasn't until i shall

1:22:50

, will take that that kindness

1:22:52

of attention was enough to

1:22:55

bring me a chair so here's hoping

1:22:57

that we're seeing a return of

1:23:00

robert you dare i love with the your son every

1:23:02

week it's my favorite saturdays

1:23:06

garnet resign from louisville kentucky

1:23:09

aren't going to share my i know my

1:23:11

wife and i are celebrating or five year

1:23:13

anniversary to sleep in

1:23:15

i just feel very lucky to have found

1:23:18

the person that i am spending

1:23:20

the rest of my life with them so

1:23:22

happy st patrick's day

1:23:26

john this is amber from away with my high notes

1:23:28

i work and sexual health care train people

1:23:31

for in clinics across the country

1:23:33

during the trump administration they change the rules

1:23:35

for federally funded classics absolutely do

1:23:37

pregnancy actually something and what they

1:23:39

could say we were no longer allowed to

1:23:41

give specific referrals for abortion and

1:23:43

we were acquired to give all pregnancy since

1:23:45

referrals for prenatal care will want

1:23:47

to support the city role so we can barely

1:23:49

stopped doing training that pregnancy option complex

1:23:52

in january divine administration reversed

1:23:54

the role of and last week for the first

1:23:57

time in over three years we held

1:23:59

a training for the for people from

1:24:01

six different states teaching them how

1:24:03

to provide non judgmental medically

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accurate patient centered option complain

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