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get into it what

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during a meeting about the dc truck convoy

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ted cruz claimed almost without

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exception every time i'm on an airplane either

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will hug me and say thank you for

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fighting for us of

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, ted cruz has died and medallion status

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that doesn't happen

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you gobblin. Madison

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After driving with a license and I still

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would also.

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how did it for now on his i kind of an all you know everything's

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i would you know that we discuss this little joke

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before the show and producer ,

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said but you wouldn't tell anybody like i tell everybody

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everybody in a recent speech madison catherine called

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ukrainian president the lenski assad

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declaring remember that the ukrainian

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government has been pushing woke ideologies

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sorry but how does that everything you're saying is they

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and rides a motorcycle a

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soldier gets it

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i'm not a fun day andrew cuomo

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spoke to the congregation a gods battalion

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of prayer church in brooklyn to blame cancel culture

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for his undoing

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be a carpet his fans will be and friday

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you

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, takes a back now who started

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the to be bullied bullied

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should play that speech in fall for groups

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of people we should record who record

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and take who has their who license not

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allowed on the roads know

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On Monday, Disney CEO, Bob capex

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and an internal memo defending. His decision, to

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denounce Florida's. Don't say, gay Bill until

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facing a back last, as we

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have seen time. And again, he said, corporate

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statements do very little to change outcomes instead.

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They're Often weaponize by one side or the

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two further divided into flame, looks

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at the CEO of Disney, once I just

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want kids to be educated in the world that acknowledges

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the existence of gay people, without accepting the bigoted

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logic, at the love between or of

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gay. People is inherently dangerous or

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sexual. The other side says gay. People

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want to groom children like pedophiles

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summarizing

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his position. or

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, really a joke joke david

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went on to say Disney's leaders, unequivocally

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stand in support of lgbtq community.

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we stand with Jafar. and ursula

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scar and haiti's and captain

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hook and all the other villains we coded

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as gay and we stand with le feu

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who we let give a guy eyes once and

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those gay characters without names in the avengers

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movie we unequivocally stand in

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support of the lgbt community as

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long lgbt you've internalized enough homophobia to accept

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the craven little baggie crumbs we throw at you

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though a quiver golf definition

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of equivocal you'll

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, to just use words like unequivocal even

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more heinous after rhonda said his rhonda said secretary

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christina pasha the song the

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upshaw declared

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florida's dose florida's gay bill and anti grooming

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bill last week conservatives have latched onto

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the drains arguments here's what laura i

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ingram put on her screen

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dems happy to run and fro grooming platform

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liberals are sexually grooming elementary

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students just

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when i think i personally i

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hate laura ingraham more than anyone on a planet a

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floor ingram i remember she has

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a gay brother were

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on the jaycees costs

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look let's be honest the

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only anti grooming conservative is steve bannon

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that guy parts as there were the chicken bone

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meanwhile donald trump suggested that the united

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states should put chinese flag that are fighter jets

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and bomb the shit out of russia when

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are we just let him pick the first location

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that will know where the pt this think

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, it sir

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we're in russia you think we should but right there

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trump also served by the know boys

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podcast this week

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the now boys which we all

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had heard of we

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were at all surprised if surprised doubt that they make

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tens of millions of dollars at

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are some of the most popular figures in

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media

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the here to start and the russian invasion of ukraine

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anthem did you ever hear that they call it they gay

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a gets people up and it gets moving

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he hasn't made a new memories and ninety's thus

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this is who we lost so anyway

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it had about trump and commentary

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same los angeles city council person if iraq

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oh thank ,

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so much for being here and you for having

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me so i'm really goes your here because they

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think you are the local level tackling

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an issue that cities across the country are facing

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and one of the reasons i was eager to talk to you is i

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don't totally understand this but you

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have been posting on social media the fact that in

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los angeles a city like many others grappling

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with an unhealthy crisis that instead

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of a coordinated city response l a has built

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a system where each of our fifteen tell to

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districts handled the issue for themselves

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themselves i instinctively new this especially when i

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saw criticism of other council

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members for their response it's amazing that this

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we're down to a council district as opposed to

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a citywide office keys or the little bit about why

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that is and why that the implications

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the reason why it's the way it is actually

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makes sense when you're in office and i didn't quite

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realize how bad it was before

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i started by when you're

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in a council office when there is an encampment

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in your district your office

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gets calls about they just want

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it gone people wanna gone immediately they don't care

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how you do it they want to gone immediately and

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your office is facing an incredible amount of pressure

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and so the system that we developed in

17:44

the city were really developed at the council

17:46

district level in many ways and people want to

17:48

retain that control they want to decide

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what happens to encampments in their

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district whether it's you build housing

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and you put people into that housing are you put

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up a sign saying you can't camp here and

17:59

people have morale and whatever the

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responses people want to control it themselves

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and that's the system that we built here and that's

18:05

a system that continues to be in place

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though on the one end though i know you've

18:10

done some innovative things to try to get people into

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hotels but , the other

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hand there's an issue where but another district basically

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says we want to clear this encampment they

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don't care if they go one street over right

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so how do you think about that conflict were in the one

18:23

hand it's good that you've been able to make a difference

18:25

in your district in their a conflict there

18:27

between saying there between there should be a citywide response

18:29

and yeah you've been able to make

18:32

progress at a local

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edit but i don't think that those two things are

18:35

in opposition to each other we have been able to make

18:37

an incredible amount of difference in our district we've

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housed we estimate about a third of done

18:42

house population in our district since i started

18:44

a little over a year ago which is

18:51

and the way we've done it has been really sustainable

18:53

which means we find housing unit the

18:56

people indoors and that mean they

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are able to not just move across the street

19:01

which is what happens a lot of the time they actually go indoors

19:03

and they stay indoors and we have five

19:06

people on our staff were devoted to the issue of

19:08

homelessness which means that we follow up on

19:10

the places where they go indoors to make sure that they're getting

19:12

the housing navigation to move from hotel

19:14

rooms into permanent housing such an incredible

19:17

amount of work and we've been able to put that work

19:19

interpol

19:20

yeah i think a centralized responses weighed

19:23

more effective because

19:25

that's are you have

19:27

a center site for example in in our district

19:29

we have a couple that was right on the border

19:32

of our district and there was a shelter site that

19:34

was two blocks from them that

19:36

had beds available but because

19:38

they were in a different council district they couldn't go

19:40

indoors to that once and they had to wait till

19:42

shelter beds opened up in our district and it took

19:45

weeks for those beds to open up and

19:47

they could have been indoors so long ago

19:49

a centralized system allows you taxi

19:51

avoid all of that and the other thing

19:53

that thing think is really important to understand

19:55

about the way in which we've responded to homelessness

19:57

for so long and away is that

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just have never had the

20:02

bed for people to go into whether

20:04

it's hotel rooms whether it's apartments

20:06

whether it's interim sites like congregate

20:09

shelters or tiny homes whatever

20:11

it is don't have

20:13

the reason is because we've

20:16

given the responsibility for building these

20:18

bed councilmember and

20:20

council members whenever you build a site

20:22

face incredible opposition from the community

20:25

if you put up a building in your neighborhood you're

20:28

gonna get community to come out

20:30

and say we don't want this in our neighborhood so

20:32

you've literally created a system where the

20:34

person who has least incentivized

20:36

to build that housing is in charge of building

20:39

that housing

20:40

the you can see why we got to the place that we

20:42

are today because this is how it's been set up

20:44

when thing you said earlier which i think is reflected

20:46

in some of the politics of people just want to solve

20:49

and into their contacts you have someone like recruit so

20:51

running on a platform pledging to declare an emergency

20:54

creighton an year what would have taken years

20:56

to create was thirty thousand beds claiming

20:59

to just add police and address the problem

21:01

right the cut it for people just

21:03

want it solves what do you think

21:05

of that kind of a plan is it possible that

21:07

cynical

21:08

well you know i think for me this

21:11

thing when i hear something like that it's

21:13

or to think about how we've responded to homelessness in

21:15

l a for a really long time a

21:18

lot of the interventions that we've been

21:20

putting into place whether it's more money for

21:22

service dollars for measure age which just

21:24

past the handful of years ago and the money is

21:26

just getting spent now whether

21:28

it's building through prop eight hh and we're just

21:31

getting those apartments constructed now

21:33

that they're it's home to your room key funds all

21:36

of these dollars are just coming into

21:38

place now to address this crisis

21:41

which means that for years we let

21:43

homelessness grow an incredible

21:45

amount and good almost nothing to

21:48

address it through services are through housing

21:50

then over the last two to three years

21:52

we've seen an explosion of services

21:55

of housing of exactly the kinds of things that

21:57

can really end homelessness

21:59

the thing i always want to tell people as we

22:02

just got started on anyone

22:04

who was coming in and saying to

22:07

us i'm minute break down

22:09

this whole system the

22:11

me that feels like it doesn't

22:13

acknowledge where we are in this journey which

22:15

is really the first moment in los

22:17

angeles when we have the tools and

22:19

place to really take on the crisis

22:21

at the level of urgency that it needed to be taken

22:24

on so many years and

22:26

to try and break that system down i think is sad

22:29

one of the issues i think is i don't know if people understand

22:31

how district by district this is severe

22:34

in a part of the city where there's not much

22:36

help being provided the problem seems

22:38

to be getting worse you might look to a mayoral

22:40

candidate who just as admin to fix it yeah

22:42

you don't worry about this anymore i'm coming in on declaring

22:45

an emergency i'm gonna fix it but

22:47

it seems as though i think people's fears

22:49

being exploited means people understand just

22:51

how hard it is create thirty thousand beds and what i would

22:53

actually look like where the legal implications for

22:56

saying that encampments are going to be banned or people can't

22:58

sleep on the street right like a couple donors

23:00

in a nuance of what it takes actually the

23:02

work

23:03

i don't think people do and the other thing that i want

23:05

to really emphasizes that we don't know we didn't

23:07

have the homeless count last year we just had it this year

23:09

again after coven started and

23:11

so we don't know whether we are doing worse or

23:13

better in my district maybe

23:15

this is naive but it feels

23:18

like we're doing so much better i mean i have

23:20

so many people indoors who are outdoors

23:23

for years i saw them when i wasn't

23:25

an office and i want to see

23:27

what the count shows after we've

23:29

made all these investments after we had all these hotel

23:31

rooms in place after we built new housing

23:34

like we've never built it before does

23:36

the number look different right now the

23:38

other thing that i want to say is that i think for

23:41

a lot of specially

23:43

during covered days felt like homelessness

23:45

was getting worse because the tense grew bigger

23:48

and this was because we had a policy in los

23:50

angeles based on cdc guidance

23:52

that people who are living in tents shouldn't be

23:54

disturbed to keep them safe like everyone else

23:57

and so for a long time i'm

23:59

like what open the whole hence

24:01

the name

24:02

and sometimes the grew even bigger and

24:04

so to people who are walking around it felt like

24:07

there were so much more homelessness and

24:09

we don't know if that's true or not we

24:11

just don't have the data to say we

24:13

had a few volunteer counts that we're done

24:15

last year and were those volunteer

24:17

counts for done homelessness either stayed

24:20

flat over this period or actually

24:22

decrease so the minimal

24:24

data we have actually shows that were

24:26

people are feeling about this moment

24:29

may not be reflected in the reality but

24:31

i think we can work to make sure that

24:33

people actually getting indoors that tense

24:35

come down and that people can see that

24:37

dissonance slowly go away yeah i do think

24:39

there's a on

24:40

the one hand you want to give people the facts

24:42

were you don't want to let demagoguery lead people

24:45

to think that the crisis has exploded

24:47

a way that hasn't necessarily yet at the same time

24:49

i think there is in the news a lot

24:51

of reporting about homelessness i think

24:53

is what offering a crime there's also evidence that

24:55

there was during the pandemic a spike in gun

24:57

crime a spike in homicides and

25:00

i do think sometimes there is this impulse

25:02

on the last which is self destructive which is the

25:04

right tucker carlson declares our city's

25:07

kind of nightmare woke health scapes and

25:09

then people on the left her six no

25:11

no no no no these fears overblown your fears

25:13

are not real the fears are not real how would you talk

25:15

to your constituents who raise these issues do both

25:18

kind of the be to be issue honestly

25:21

with facts without dismissing people's

25:23

fears based on news that sometimes both things out of

25:25

proportion

25:26

yeah i mean i think that's a really good question

25:28

and something that we grapple with all the time in the onset

25:31

you never dispel fear

25:33

by dismissing fear when people

25:35

come to you and they say i'm feeling afraid think

25:38

the only thing you can say to them

25:40

the responded empathy you have to and

25:42

the numbers did buried out i mean there was a rise

25:44

in homicides in los angeles through the pandemic

25:47

but it was a rise that was reflected in

25:49

every city across america so

25:51

i think the thing that we have to be careful of

25:53

doing as politicians

25:55

in this city is to

25:57

say that we know exactly the to do interest

26:00

it is game because

26:02

if you look at every city across america during this

26:04

period homicides grew rate and

26:06

by the way in los angeles over the past couple

26:08

of months are going down again but over

26:10

the pandemic they did grow it didn't

26:12

matter whether cities increase police

26:14

funding or decrease play sending it didn't matter

26:16

whether they had ah republican mayor's

26:19

or democratic mares it really didn't

26:21

matter what the policies were in that

26:23

city homicide grew during the pandemic

26:26

i think that seeing that as a politician

26:28

is hard to do the

26:30

thing that this moment cause for which is to say

26:32

we don't actually know what led to the

26:35

rise in homicides over these last two

26:37

very very traumatic years we

26:40

do see some change in those numbers right

26:42

now but we need to look back we need to understand

26:44

what were those triggers that led to an increase in

26:46

violence and we need to make sure we're addressing

26:49

those issues i think the thing that

26:51

we cannot say as we know exactly what happened

26:53

we more police on the streets immediately that's

26:55

the only way to stop it because it

26:57

don't have the evidence to be able to say that that's the response

26:59

that's we need to have

27:01

no question i think a lot of people wasn't

27:03

as in their cities they're grappling with similar

27:05

kinds of politics what is

27:07

the way people have can be the most helpful

27:10

is in los angeles your office what's like the best

27:12

way people can get involved get involved fight

27:14

to kind of help iran has neighbors

27:17

so on homelessness specifically i

27:19

think the way that you get involved is actually

27:21

just by reaching out to your local

27:24

elected we hear from a lot

27:26

of people who want a lot of things from her officer

27:28

usually looking to us to solve problems i

27:31

would love to hear from people who want

27:33

to work on solutions i would love

27:35

to hear from people who want to say yes to

27:37

housing in their neighborhood or yes to homelessness

27:39

resources in their neighborhood i want

27:41

to see in los angeles a whole community

27:44

of yes come together and the thing

27:46

is that it's really easy to get people involved during

27:48

an election people want to volunteer they

27:50

want to vote it's really exciting

27:53

and then once the election is over

27:55

most people don't engage on that

27:57

issue anymore or don't engage at the local level at

27:59

all i think the best way the

28:02

get engaged on this issue and to move the city in the

28:04

right direction as to make sure that

28:06

that community that comes out during an election

28:08

and says we want a more just

28:10

future for los angeles we want a better future

28:12

for los angeles we want to los angeles that addresses

28:15

homelessness in a way that treats

28:17

people who are experiencing homelessness with dignity

28:20

that same community needs to be engaged

28:22

even between election thank

28:24

you so much

28:28

you so much for similarly

28:31

it be incredibly educational

28:33

and i know

28:36

i know for me personally there

28:40

are or what

28:41

i'm sorry i'm so so

28:43

the garden what is no need to know

28:46

what is going on air sees

28:48

your size is and

29:03

not again

29:05

that why

29:08

did you make your entrance or spooky however

29:10

to the was just thunder that's just rain

29:13

however i don't understand how that spooky it's

29:15

universal literary symbol of spooky that

29:18

but okay why are you interrupting my incredibly

29:20

powerful interview with councilwoman

29:22

divya ramen

29:26

well john

29:28

i'm here to talk about rainwater sorry

29:31

triggers the other trigger be i'm not trigger

29:33

physicists and triggered or why

29:37

does tell us why you're here

29:38

i'm here because you're blowing it you

29:41

, one of our politics is most

29:43

vocal advocates of stormwater capture

29:46

on your shows and you have a

29:48

single question of that are

29:52

no i'm taking over the ,

29:54

yeah hi how are ya first

29:57

of all let me apologize for joy

30:00

he's not exactly a policy wonks

30:03

so yes he is a little is

30:05

a little out of the zaps on these top i

30:08

know everything come on the show

30:10

to talk about stuff like this john has acted

30:13

like he's too good for it but he

30:15

seems willing to listen to you

30:18

though an idiot why don't you explain

30:20

to john

30:21

in terms you think he'll understand why

30:25

can't you install model is so important

30:28

especially here in allies

30:32

i'll try to follow

30:35

wow right now l a

30:37

doesn't that much rain or that

30:39

many periods of rain but when we do get

30:41

rain the only capture about thirty

30:43

percent of that rain right now which is a

30:46

pretty low figure and

30:48

l a currently imports about eighty

30:50

percent of its water from mostly from

30:53

northern part straight and so

30:55

in a city that's really prone to earthquakes

30:57

those lines get interrupted during an earthquake

31:00

the level of disaster that could result

31:02

for this city is pretty immense i think for

31:05

earthquake preparedness the combat

31:07

this incredible drought that we're back into

31:09

i think we really need to think here the stormwater

31:12

capture right okay

31:14

the are you following so far from do my best

31:16

okay ah my

31:19

fucking shell so

31:21

we're only capturing thirty percent that the slow

31:23

and f word i'm a

31:24

that hit the street right yeah or and that's

31:26

part of the issue as it tried to tell you

31:28

the other said like his blade runner cancer

31:31

the rain we need permeable

31:33

hearts taping is that okay okay

31:36

i'm in a backup because i get a little heated when i'm

31:38

talking about this so this did the

31:40

turf replacement rebate here in l a is

31:42

offered by the l a dwp they

31:44

offer use three dollars per square foot for

31:47

every square foot of lawn that you were place

31:49

with california friendly landscaping

31:52

friendly landscaping ask you to install ah

31:54

water capture features that is rains wales

31:56

i am a hero thank you and

32:00

it with a very easy process it

32:02

completely radicalized me on this issue

32:05

it taught me everything about

32:08

how we need to be setting up our land

32:10

so that ah water sinks down

32:12

replenishes our water table ah

32:14

the watershed principle of landscaping everything

32:17

like that it made me want to burn every one i see

32:19

ah so i know that there are

32:21

individual things there are programs

32:23

in place in the city that incentivize

32:26

people to take steps to alleviate

32:28

this problem of the fact that we not

32:31

only lose so much rain water by not capturing

32:33

it but then when we don't capture it

32:35

it just runs off our lawns and are paid streets

32:38

into the gutters carrying trash into the

32:40

if a big problem but ,

32:42

has to be bigger citywide solutions

32:44

right yeah and first of all this is

32:46

like more advertising i think

32:48

that had our this issue

32:51

then has been done by the dwp

32:53

it it's just like there

32:58

i ran i am a zero six years

33:01

and i feel like the city is making

33:03

a huge mistake not fading away to

33:05

work i thought

33:08

i might give him my number

33:09

let's get it , garden

33:12

show brought to you by the

33:15

municipal government los angeles

33:17

the cry of one other

33:19

pitch about why grass is terrible yeah

33:22

good sometimes there's little kid

33:24

that don't feel comfortable walking on grass

33:26

because one time someone told them there were maybe business

33:30

until they refused to put their bare feet

33:32

on grass and won't touch

33:34

it unless a parent

33:37

whose indulging their child in which may be leads

33:39

them to have kind of a complex that follows them

33:41

to the point where the only way they can be happy as by getting

33:43

applause from strangers scratchy like

33:45

towels on the ground to get them to walk across

33:48

allies who they literally won't touch

33:51

who this day just

33:54

another argument against grassroots is help all

33:56

of it's normal and you around happening

33:58

right now did you think your

34:00

the waning why you don't like grass and

34:02

what i'm hearing is why you don't like this segment

34:05

you have have aversion

34:09

then i think you've been taking it out on me

34:12

i'm really sorry and if the a we have personally

34:14

that it would be there there's some paper was

34:17

, takes up a lotta work work

34:19

out it sad as

34:22

it aired she's aired vegetarian

34:26

how guy

34:28

i am too silly around

34:30

when i don't even remember the

34:32

only lama here

34:35

let's get back to policy i know john

34:37

tries to have waited a real why that's why

34:39

are we doing more yet why are we

34:41

doing were what actions will be asking are

34:43

elected officials to take on stormwater capture

34:46

and in your experience

34:47

haven't been a challenge getting

34:50

other politician on board

34:53

we're

34:55

publicity is doing stuff it's just

34:57

moving very very slowly so we passed

34:59

a measure a few years ago and

35:02

a huge amount of money came from that for huge

35:04

capital projects that are gonna do a better

35:06

job of capturing are rainwater then we've

35:08

done it so far there's another big

35:10

part of a which is exactly what you're talking about which is doing all

35:12

these improvements in your home per

35:14

meal or landscape and rains wales

35:17

rain barrels range chains is average

35:19

i know it arranged in his arrange a is a change

35:22

the little cup and little cup and little cut the gets bigger

35:24

and bigger to capture the rain as a fall that

35:26

would have right

35:27

your i will miss it or so i was

35:30

hearing a listen yourself because i'm a great

35:33

get guest

35:37

the

35:38

you're so close it's basically a bunch of

35:40

cops they don't have to get bigger and bigger as they go

35:42

down that's optional and

35:45

they don't they don't have to the water they slow

35:48

it down so that instead

35:50

of a gutter was just like suits your water down

35:52

at your property giving it

35:54

no time at all to sink

35:56

down into the soil it just slows

35:58

it down so that it has the time to think

36:00

down instead of running off your pro speaking of

36:03

slowing things down

36:05

at any time you can just sort of hand the show back

36:11

whenever you'd like

36:12

in so everyone should be doing this

36:14

at their house doing by everything that you

36:16

did and the dwp has a program

36:18

we they were supposed to have something like five

36:21

percent of users do this at

36:23

their homes annually in order to meet

36:25

these very very ambitious rainwater

36:27

harvesting goals and

36:29

so far they have done it for less

36:31

than one percent of homes yeah

36:34

so it were behind were

36:35

where you bully none of you people done as yes i'm

36:38

in canada

36:39

yeah i strongly recommend the

36:41

program you're a renter talk your landlord into

36:43

it they can keep the money i guess i dunno

36:46

like there's a lot of good reasons to

36:48

do it i just want to talk about armada cannot energy

36:50

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we're really have like we've really one

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42:20

that the best make up in

42:22

the history of motion pictures there's

42:25

a hard guy turned into the penguin in

42:27

a very very derivative batman

42:30

film but i enjoyed a great deal just isn't

42:32

a problem that is the best makeup

42:34

in history our best

42:36

make up in history and history is a stretch

42:39

his yeah i don't know

42:41

about that but i will say because the

42:43

here's the thing about the make up you look at call

42:45

and feral as the penguin

42:47

they couldn't do anything about those going

42:49

i can do it either

42:52

right right there you look at the penguins

42:54

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42:57

in the pathetic and us also he's

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like a successful business owner the club is

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dope okay and

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i'll say i'll be the first one to say

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i want to try that drug i want to try oh

43:08

yeah and i want to try it yesterday

43:10

yeah who doesn't want to try a drug that the

43:12

d a love yeah he said the

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a lot in your i give it to me

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something that we should talk about the parking

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there's one space and it's for the da

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and right in front i'm going to say gotham

43:25

unlike los angeles has a functional public

43:27

transportation system so it

43:30

, easier one other thing i did

43:32

enjoy but the film is ah there was

43:34

valet parking at the mayor's funeral

43:38

ah that's when bruce

43:40

we hate arrives hate the funeral

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for the mayor for just sauces the keys

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at the church says a valet guy

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and i are such that about gotham city that's

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44:02

one thing for you you will forget

44:04

about it by our to okay and

44:07

get , it but here's

44:10

the thing and it's not a spoiler for with a reason about to say but

44:12

if you're concerned and you're want to go in jump

44:14

forward thirty second a

44:16

minute you will miss much

44:19

probably so , they act

44:21

like they're building to some big twist at

44:23

it turns out the bad guy is the

44:25

penguins evil boss young who

44:28

was bad and the first moment we saw him

44:30

yeah it's like they forgot know indices

44:32

this is one of my major is is with him

44:34

as a box with the film i and and

44:36

i like you i enjoyed we enjoy know when

44:38

you enjoyed the movie how to cut off my nuts i

44:40

loved the movie by the pay for sees

44:43

a sequel i will go i am before

44:45

burying our i had okay my

44:47

mascara on batman this is the thing like when

44:49

you are remaking a movies

44:51

have an ip that has been done this

44:53

many times it really does have

44:56

to answer the question why

44:58

and and

45:00

i don't think that this movie adequately

45:02

answers that question because and it gets close

45:04

to it because one thing that one interesting thing

45:07

the movie does do is it really tries

45:09

to hone in on batman being a detective

45:11

you know us there is an aspect of it the

45:13

feels like seven it feels like one of those like

45:15

late nineties like thrillers and

45:17

it's great it's very much an enemy seven

45:20

is a lot of that but the mystery

45:22

then turns out to be that the

45:24

most obvious evil person in the in

45:27

is the villa and everyone keeps saying

45:29

this thing goes all the way to the top and

45:31

were like you mean to the mayor who was killed

45:33

for being killed yes this

45:37

will we know that killed by the missouri

45:39

was in cahoots with yes

45:42

so that was confusing in that regard

45:46

in found that confusing and i wish

45:48

they would have leaned into that more or done

45:50

anything to differentiate itself

45:53

that's truly from the christopher

45:55

nolan batman movies which they didn't really do

45:57

like i would have rather they turn the volume

45:59

up the comic book net

46:01

the films and gone back to a joel schumacher

46:03

cartoon their ,

46:06

out and stay in the same sort of realism

46:08

universe yes it's fun to watch batman

46:10

use like gadgets that anybody

46:12

could use and fuck up and and become

46:14

a flying back and then you know fall fall

46:18

mothers wireless worse for like thirty all

46:20

eggs the villain of the movies actually

46:23

i'm impotent white male white

46:27

and that is like the thing is is

46:29

like i'm sorry gratitude berg

46:31

poison ivy is right there you

46:33

know like if you're gonna go realism

46:36

in the moment that we're in right now

46:38

school eco terrorism is the

46:40

way to go it's to now

46:43

i also think it's fine when a movie like oh this

46:45

is a movie about batman being a detective and and

46:47

then he's like let's see us more batman he's like

46:49

there's blood on the ground over here last

46:53

ah i'm really last or riddles i'm

46:56

good at tongue twisters and wordplay

46:59

or i gotta go put or more miscarriage

47:01

birmingham i'm

47:03

sorry not a single movie in existence

47:06

needs to be three hours long as you

47:08

want to make a movie set is three hours

47:10

long make a fuckin television

47:12

show okay the shallow sorry

47:14

blake lively is eighty seven minutes long

47:16

and that is the perfect length for a movie and i said

47:19

at it is especially insulting for to

47:21

be a batman movie

47:23

that three hours long when we make a batman

47:25

movie every six eight weeks hey

47:28

if you're getting close to the end of of making your batman

47:30

movie and you realize you have three hours

47:32

i have some great news for you have made to batman

47:35

movie will see a book in both

47:38

our families what and six months book

47:40

in and again and again we loved

47:42

every single minute of it will i

47:44

love that will not it whereas edna every

47:46

single minute of those three hours and i

47:48

loved thrills entertains but

47:51

did i leave and go up to

47:53

go to the bathroom at the beginning of a riddler

47:55

speech get another drink get

47:57

a hot dogs do a bump of ketamine in the bathroom

47:59

and the

48:00

hum that and he was still doing

48:03

the same

48:05

that's not right ketamine

48:07

or the drops of lol central just threw in a

48:09

lot of weight when you think about don't put

48:11

it in your eyes of us so

48:14

we want to dig a little bit deeper ah you

48:16

claim to be familiar with the canon during i own

48:19

hundreds of them income so we're going to post i'm

48:21

hurting question so

48:22

highly doubt bam in a bad merlin dc characters

48:24

are at first question which

48:26

, would you like to take a long road trip with

48:29

cesar romero jack nicholson

48:31

heath ledger jared leto leto

48:34

phoenix mark hamill who is batman

48:36

animated series and deserves more praise for is wonderful

48:38

voice acting or barry keegan

48:41

and he's that as that sport it was young that

48:43

it is that who cares ah

48:46

i'm gonna say the only one

48:48

who's penis

48:50

i'm convinced i could work with is

48:53

, leg i'm in ah that's

48:57

technically it option to correct answer

48:59

was the romero unfortunately

49:03

question which are the baines

49:05

do you want to hurl your high school bully into a muddy ditch

49:07

like a less violent version at the end of let the

49:09

right one in tom hardy the

49:12

dark knight rises or the can't be

49:14

robert swenson version from batman

49:17

and robin suing i have

49:19

a picture of both of them in front of me so i blacked

49:21

out at the beginning the consent yup

49:25

are you asking me do i want to fuck or do i want

49:27

to murder one of them is going to

49:29

save you and then carry you out

49:31

okay have a high school i'm going to

49:33

say obviously tom hardy

49:35

and that's her arms her all and partially

49:38

because tom hardy one of the few

49:40

people involved in a superhero movie when

49:42

asked

49:43

on a press or how he got so

49:45

big to play bane basically

49:48

admitted to doing steroids unlike

49:50

every single other actor who has been

49:52

was his move just to it as know he will literally

49:55

was like i ate a lot of fish

49:57

on and in a way that land that you

49:59

know but he the trouble for it and i respect

50:02

did i get the i love a psycho bisexual

50:05

you know tom

50:08

, hardy back to

50:10

the trailer after a long day of playing bait

50:12

and says let me just take this up leave it

50:14

on time we

50:16

likely to leave it on which

50:19

penguin would you like to take you on a very long

50:21

day that does have dinner a drink component

50:23

lot of conversation maybe a buggy ride burgess

50:26

meredith danny de vito calling

50:29

feral or robin lord taylor

50:31

okay you know it's crazy is that

50:33

i have almost made out with one

50:36

of these are aware hepburn

50:39

, guarantee you that could you imagine which one

50:41

i'm i'm going to say this sunni

50:44

yes because i because

50:46

to see if of bite my nose i know

50:49

why iconic commissioner

50:52

gordon would you call if he had a really bad day at work

50:55

neil hamilton from an eighteen sixties damage

50:58

that guy that angle

51:00

and eighty eighty nine great commissioner

51:02

gordon yeah great commissioner gordon gary oldman

51:05

jk simmons from batman vs superman

51:07

or jeffrey wright from the batman more

51:09

day got a call one of them yeah

51:11

i mean i'm trying to

51:12

the if i should pander to name

51:17

this , gary oldman look

51:19

him up okay okay

51:23

him up and then see if you're still screaming gary

51:25

oldman hi protests side by side

51:27

the yeah my not ago because

51:30

i am sitting because i of the most

51:32

diverse audience of white people i've ever seen

51:36

jk , they love him

51:38

objective yatim in i gotta say

51:41

i think neil hamilton i loved him in and eighteen

51:43

sixties early so that kind of these

51:45

kind eyes thank you so much

51:47

joe joe

51:49

was fire island but as out

51:51

in june set a reminder i'm so excited

51:54

for fire island city so

51:56

much and i love i love

51:58

that is great rave about have any

52:00

and i love that you took a picture reading

52:02

pride and prejudice and said someone should make a gay version

52:04

and then you fucking day ,

52:07

amazing doesn't have enough and then

52:09

we come back and evil

52:12

spirit has awoken hammer

52:16

back

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52:22

episode of offline kara swisher doing john

52:24

this week for conversation about the ongoing war

52:26

ongoing ukraine how it marks the first to conflict

52:28

of the internet age why prudent is losing

52:30

the misinformation battle and what makes alinsky makes compelling

52:33

online hero is also just also fascinating

52:35

far reaching conversations kara goes

52:37

in a million directions what a whirling

52:40

dervish of just confidence elected

52:43

for saw search of

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language on favour on your pi guess up and smash

52:48

that ball been to never miss an episode it's on a new feed

52:50

now and also this week on hysteria aaron

52:52

analysts are joined by reread

52:54

cheney and jill gotta was to talk about the evolution

52:56

of queer culture and film and television plus television

52:59

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53:01

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53:03

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53:24

it's you i never ask so do us

53:28

earlier this week a college student from the university

53:31

of virginia wrote a new york times op ed titled i

53:33

came to college eager to debate i sound

53:35

self censorship and said as a so

53:37

often the case with his brand of up at it immediately

53:39

created that which is a nice exists namely

53:42

a vigorous debate which ultimately led to acrimonious

53:44

stupidity of internet users america

53:46

and that is what debate is all about but

53:49

we decided that here that loved or leave it we will

53:51

embrace the value of value vigorous contests of

53:53

ideas no matter the glare of social media

53:55

we will debate whether or not to be stifled

53:57

in this country on the side the debate

53:59

is

54:00

well do we need a restoration of free speech joining me now

54:02

is a college student whose skin the up adding

54:04

completely gets with the students talking about welcome

54:06

to the sage student free speech advocate julia

54:08

russ

54:12

i could go dependence on i know you're not going to like way

54:14

of the size the anything the

54:17

thing feel it is

54:19

all say disorder

54:21

what did you hear it up and

54:23

here are you that there are no such limits

54:25

the speech and fear of cancel culture as way

54:28

overblown please was under siege the

54:30

thousand year old spirit of to mama know my

54:33

or malevolent nine tail fox entity

54:35

who is released this week when japan same assess

54:37

a second are killing stone split open

54:39

according to legend to mom and my resided

54:41

in the rock and once possessed the club sort of emperor

54:43

toba in an effort to destroy his raid

54:46

the park spirit lot

54:50

about minimize

54:51

drawing on isn't honored as these

54:53

years it's an honor to be anywhere

54:58

i've been trapped inside of a rock for

55:00

asylum

55:03

i'm i'm i'm extremely comfortable with all

55:05

points of view but i am i'll go look at what's

55:07

the problem

55:08

i decided to be do you like i'm i'm

55:10

a human or a person of some kind

55:13

well you want to censor the vog spirit

55:15

or do they not deserve to be you're absolutely

55:17

right you got be there let's let's okay

55:20

great julia your opening statement fellow

55:22

american come on speeches

55:25

under threatened are the every day

55:28

students and get nervous about

55:30

sharing controversial opinions

55:32

and out there were cars accord

55:35

three twenty twenty one survey of

55:38

seven , students eighty

55:40

percent say they self censor at least

55:42

some of the type that because they want

55:44

a piano piano

55:46

eight percent say they feel so what

55:48

i are i very

55:51

uncomfortable expressing their repeated hundred

55:53

controversial topic in america

55:56

not saying anything that pops into your head

55:59

i believe in this is

56:02

but now hundred see per view of you if

56:05

a simple as that someone frequencies

56:07

from the consequences be think it's okay

56:11

well for sure what's your response to that

56:14

you gave me a lot to consider

56:16

i'm having heard what you said and

56:18

thought about it and i

56:20

have several questions for you where

56:23

is the m there

56:31

i am i , i don't have anything

56:33

prepared for this hey hey foster

56:36

come on that's the right or eight years we

56:38

talk you're here to debate kids the culture that's what

56:40

our producer brian told you on the phone you call

56:42

this the or another thought

56:46

yes cancer cancer oh

56:50

cool sure three

56:53

that sums up the earth clean

56:56

hi

57:01

well i i'm

57:13

sorry where we were violated

57:16

now now now the skill tests now

57:19

as is like system i have already taken

57:21

the form of a ten service but

57:24

, must tell me how i might find

57:26

a ship to take me away from

57:28

what i can only imagine his his remote

57:30

and abandoned place so

57:33

that i may seduce emperor and

57:35

begins to work my magic upon

57:37

great points out julia has it it always

57:40

been difficult to challenge people isn't that

57:42

why it's called challenging people us

57:44

he did have control know but don't even understand

57:47

so much said much said it in class

57:51

what get me warming

57:53

and seeds the sense that people find me outdoor

57:55

yeager halfwit

57:58

it's a it's worth playing the devil's and at

58:00

one hundred percent of

58:04

don't see david weber that but we'd

58:06

way out of proportion julie

58:09

, get it to i

58:11

was punished for my words when i

58:13

possess the concubine of the last ruler

58:15

of china's shang dynasty before

58:17

china's headed to pants i paid mightily

58:20

for speaking the truth now flu and the truth

58:22

i shared with this

58:24

we should spend all the tax money

58:26

on forties and a pool

58:29

with a wine

58:31

the word that works kind of like trees

58:34

of nice poking out of the wind so

58:36

we could float sense streets

58:39

the pool and some meat series

58:42

yes , was a real thing we use

58:45

use when we did it because was objective

58:48

we are some let's see

58:50

what happens violet

58:52

rebellion

58:54

we also known as can also

58:57

be the , said said

58:59

got the exact to who he on come on

59:02

here's the problem no one seems to be

59:04

stopping you from speaking your mind and his country

59:06

has ideological diversity to a fault a

59:08

recent study found that fifteen percent

59:10

of americans believe and i quote

59:13

that the government media and financial world

59:15

and us are controlled by group of satan worshipping

59:17

pedophiles who run a global child

59:19

sex trafficking ring only fifteen

59:21

percent what does that say

59:24

about the state of news and debate

59:26

in our country think about

59:28

it to be like is to be l a and

59:30

r the points we're surrounded

59:33

by news and noise and debate all the time

59:36

the never been more debate and discussion and

59:38

opinionated and literally the history of our society

59:40

we are all pontificating and arguing offering

59:42

thoughts all the time he's right now

59:45

i've been out of that rock for five days at i spent

59:47

most of them on tick tock you just no

59:50

you just huge who still like how it makes

59:52

you feel julia we're drowning we're

59:54

drowning phony silly misleading sasol

59:56

shallow debates as the world burns

59:58

no one pays a price for lying everyone

1:00:00

feels like enervated by all the noise their kids

1:00:02

be a real debate in a society where no

1:00:04

one pays a price for shamelessness and the only conversation

1:00:07

we have about speech is one led by nurses

1:00:09

to think the world owes them a microphone to call everybody

1:00:11

work and applause for being so smart

1:00:13

wow so seems like you don't want to debate

1:00:15

after all this was the debates hey hey

1:00:18

hey do you ever wonder if

1:00:21

maybe maybe spirit

1:00:23

that inhabits the bodies of concubines

1:00:25

to convince emperor to do terrible

1:00:27

things

1:00:29

i be a massage and mystic way

1:00:31

to blame and slave whenever the closer despicable

1:00:34

male role

1:00:43

oh woke from my terrible slumber

1:00:48

okay free speech advocate julia roberts

1:00:50

and the recently escaped evil spirits her mama

1:00:53

by everybody says

1:00:56

units any yeah

1:00:57

do they do about going to and

1:00:59

also forever got that a jedi

1:01:01

i got some zagato thank you so much

1:01:04

any she'll be back to the radio at

1:01:06

a vivid out for how is cheaper

1:01:13

return back the hyper wheel

1:01:15

spins again

1:01:21

the ever back jointly

1:01:25

once again or emily joe and jenny

1:01:30

no time for the hyper we'll everyone

1:01:34

you'll be given both a topic a topic about and

1:01:36

also an angle to approach your rants

1:01:39

this work we hope so it's at

1:01:41

the stakes remain

1:01:42

credibly love on the wheel this

1:01:44

week we've got the liberal appropriation of y'all

1:01:47

astrology means impostor syndrome

1:01:50

celebrating birthdays as an adult dryers

1:01:52

the don't fully dryer close the amazon

1:01:54

prime show reacher disease version

1:01:57

of inclusion and the sad we think

1:02:00

avi and him and sounder oh

1:02:03

and also i should note that we have all kinds of attacks

1:02:06

including conflicted mischievous disgusted

1:02:09

inspirational and so forth in

1:02:13

january first okay let's been

1:02:21

it it landed

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on astrology

1:02:25

means take inspirational

1:02:31

i'm a scorpio i

1:02:33

am and every time every time people

1:02:36

they always get so upset

1:02:39

because there's a strange prejudice against

1:02:41

scorpio okay for being

1:02:44

mean or insane what

1:02:47

about it said and humor

1:02:48

scorpio how can we all

1:02:50

the terrible that's

1:02:53

why today i would like everyone to

1:02:55

start to start yes hashtag

1:02:58

stop eating heat what

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what a three day week weepy

1:03:04

did a new campaign stop

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, scorpio heat heat

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, star pos

1:03:14

either scorpio were to sex mean

1:03:16

the are going to say is that the same

1:03:18

that they make the i'll , that

1:03:20

by your man apartheid okay or

1:03:23

what is it astrology meme

1:03:25

i don't know i just wouldn't

1:03:28

is a lot of astrology all the means that

1:03:30

you look on instagram they always talk

1:03:32

shit about scorpio aquarius

1:03:34

sexy of medicinal

1:03:37

landscape artist whatever and then

1:03:39

you go through and it's like scorpio like

1:03:42

plugin hellish angry

1:03:45

you know the men and it's like why

1:03:47

you why everything else is delightful

1:03:49

it's wrong anyway

1:03:51

i think that i just thank you for i don't

1:03:53

think you think it was important

1:03:57

right guys user the silhouette

1:04:05

it landed on being discussed said

1:04:08

by adults the excited

1:04:11

to celebrate their birthdays or has oh

1:04:14

, you wanna take one day

1:04:16

out of the year and make it about

1:04:19

you or year

1:04:21

that has been so terrible

1:04:24

that you've barely

1:04:25

come out of your house and suddenly now

1:04:27

this day comes and uses you

1:04:29

should be the special was wise

1:04:32

because you were born because you

1:04:34

made it to thirty four trudging

1:04:37

through the drama and the pain

1:04:40

and the terrible things that have happened

1:04:42

to you over the course of years and now suddenly

1:04:45

you wanna get

1:04:46

with your friends discuss

1:04:48

say

1:04:54

fantastic i love celebrating my bird

1:04:56

then i

1:04:58

, agree life is so fucking hard when i

1:05:00

have one day where you get to do whatever you want want

1:05:03

of arthur emily europe have

1:05:05

had less

1:05:13

the word on read

1:05:15

your eight the

1:05:18

directive the

1:05:20

all what i submitted was love is blind

1:05:23

the

1:05:24

modified reunion but i'll

1:05:26

try to be as sexy as i can while

1:05:28

talking about reach

1:05:29

where i do pivotal of is fine because i

1:05:31

have a lotta say

1:05:34

reach her is the television

1:05:36

adaptation of the jack reacher book they

1:05:39

made movie adaptations before

1:05:40

with tom cruise and that are not

1:05:42

turned on ah wait

1:05:45

i'm not fair yes

1:05:48

and nine am i heard of foreplay

1:05:53

the thing is the movie it starred tom

1:05:55

cruise the main

1:05:57

thing in the books and i know this because

1:06:00

my husband has read a bunch of jack

1:06:01

read your book and will not stop talking to me about

1:06:03

them regardless , how many times

1:06:05

i've asked him to the

1:06:07

main thing about the character jack reacher

1:06:09

is that he's very big he's a big man

1:06:12

his body looks like a condom full of

1:06:14

walnuts this

1:06:15

direct quote we are

1:06:18

is direct quote from the book the

1:06:20

book describes him as describes him

1:06:23

full of walmart yeah that rules

1:06:25

that is so hot

1:06:28

and i'm aware that frankly had

1:06:30

like thanksgiving turkeys the

1:06:32

grocery store chickens

1:06:36

let me tell you the guy they got for the

1:06:39

amazon so pretty

1:06:41

big

1:06:43

they not only got a really big guy but

1:06:45

they also got a bunch of sword people

1:06:47

to act in excess and

1:06:49

they sued him from below like power

1:06:51

rangers point is i

1:06:54

i well as as a sub how can we bought the books but then he

1:06:56

talked me into watching the show and that has

1:06:58

enabled him

1:06:59

talk about the books lot more but i do

1:07:01

need to talk about shake from others wind i

1:07:05

have to talk about this about talk about

1:07:07

the reunion i'm not going to catch anyone

1:07:09

up who has watched it i

1:07:12

, give shake this he went into the reunion he

1:07:15

hadn't agenda he wanted to say love

1:07:17

is not blind this so is stupid stupid

1:07:21

i agree with him on that the problem is

1:07:24

this was season two and

1:07:27

he signed up the show

1:07:30

and the first words out of his mouth

1:07:33

at the reunion we're

1:07:36

i'm really worried about how i'm going to get edited

1:07:40

in such a stupid strategy for

1:07:42

strategy for

1:07:45

one the

1:07:47

over time in a pod asking the women

1:07:50

questions like

1:07:51

why we're close what size are you

1:07:54

and thus the you think

1:07:56

i could put you on my shoulders and

1:07:59

if you could have dinner

1:08:00

the one person living or dead wood that person

1:08:02

be having dinner with a fat woman are you fat

1:08:05

ah yes

1:08:07

i'm sorry no one is going

1:08:10

to believe that it's the editors

1:08:12

fault that you came off like an ass

1:08:15

going and say i'm worried

1:08:17

the at it is not the editors

1:08:19

fault man but second of all

1:08:21

according to his ex fiance on

1:08:23

from the show he got a good

1:08:25

at it the

1:08:28

had a vested interest in making it seem like these

1:08:30

two people might get married at the end of it so

1:08:32

they try and make you think that he's growing and appreciate

1:08:34

her for what

1:08:35

they haven't come in and what a good partner she could be

1:08:37

even as he's telling everyone behind her back that he's not

1:08:40

attracted her and according

1:08:42

to her he said way we're stuff that they didn't include

1:08:44

because of the narrative so i'm

1:08:46

calling bullshit on him blaming the editing

1:08:48

but third

1:08:51

i would maybe by his i was a victim

1:08:53

of bad editing act is the second

1:08:55

the reunion started all the other cast

1:08:58

members didn't start like booing him basically

1:09:02

you didn't get a bad edit if all the people who

1:09:04

spent a ton of time with you are literally telling

1:09:06

you to shut up as if you start talking but

1:09:09

not for

1:09:11

you're on a reality show and you're

1:09:13

truly worried about how you're gonna be

1:09:16

edited

1:09:17

don't open with i'm nervous

1:09:19

about how this is gonna be edited

1:09:22

you need to say hey i love

1:09:24

the editors of this wow

1:09:28

i trust them to do their jobs

1:09:30

that they're so smart and cool and i bet they can

1:09:32

skateboard really well like

1:09:35

there's this guy go to restaurants just say

1:09:37

that are waiters like waiters success i don't want any

1:09:39

fuckin spit fuckin my food as got

1:09:41

that numb nuts

1:09:44

i will be able to see that you did it anyway

1:09:48

everyone already knows this guy's a zillion and

1:09:50

i'm probably just adding to the pile on

1:09:52

that already happened in the reunion but

1:09:55

to defend myself i wanna read you

1:09:57

a comment instagram that

1:10:00

was written by his mom

1:10:04

she said to others who

1:10:07

would like to this on him for his

1:10:09

thoughtless words please go right

1:10:11

ahead

1:10:14

wrong and eating cake at anyway

1:10:18

reaches

1:10:18

it again have arrived

1:10:21

incredible

1:10:24

and i did what to say thank

1:10:26

, to be incredibly handsome bill as it as an

1:10:29

incredible job editing love it or leave a week

1:10:31

after week after after overnight

1:10:33

at overnight so

1:10:36

handsome so talented my

1:10:38

turn okay a lot

1:10:48

it landed on and

1:10:52

, is foundered guys that

1:10:54

are real wrong says hills well as hey hungry

1:10:59

feels wrong when i saw that

1:11:01

the founder of and summon so long island

1:11:03

native from bayshore who turned us

1:11:06

local baking concern into local

1:11:08

thriving national brands

1:11:11

my first reaction

1:11:12

the only reaction only

1:11:15

of response whatsoever with physical

1:11:17

hunger when

1:11:19

i saw the life of this man lad

1:11:22

right starting from basically nothing

1:11:24

making something excellent these incredibly

1:11:26

soft cookies in these fucking fantastic

1:11:28

donuts with little nubbins on on the make no sense

1:11:31

or magical and

1:11:33

, that he built it into a kind of thriving

1:11:35

enterprise by with grits and ingenuity

1:11:38

and hard work became a philanthropist

1:11:41

that helped his community all i thought

1:11:43

was i'm hungry that

1:11:47

i thought about how many times as a little kid

1:11:50

no matter what was going on

1:11:52

i could distract my mother and just

1:11:54

throw a box of those tiny little soft

1:11:56

to eat cookies into the car when

1:11:59

i saw that man was dead all

1:12:03

i cared about

1:12:05

these weather would impact the availability of

1:12:07

these cookies and streets

1:12:10

i thought to myself what a life

1:12:13

the brand protected what

1:12:15

, the same process gonna look like who controls

1:12:18

the engines i p p

1:12:21

is the an inside of intimacy not intimacy

1:12:24

now that i think about as you say and ten mins

1:12:27

entertainment intimate mins

1:12:30

, is the family going to squabble over the

1:12:32

intimates fortune could that lead to

1:12:34

recrimination and ultimately lawsuits

1:12:36

that might lead to this lack of availability

1:12:38

of those tiny little cookies or that delicious

1:12:40

cake

1:12:41

or that that the don't us again that

1:12:44

are are unique because they're donuts

1:12:46

with little tiny i don't know what you call them

1:12:48

from know second don't know who you

1:12:51

, the chrome know know magical

1:12:53

crumb magical what a diabolical

1:12:56

genius was diabolical man how

1:12:59

did he keep the cookie soft decades worth

1:13:01

chips ahoy made those delicious yet

1:13:03

obviously quite chemical cookies

1:13:06

that the chips ahoy people do and we eat

1:13:08

some the chips ahoy permanently soft

1:13:11

cookies that we recognize have something

1:13:13

wrong with them fatal tastes really

1:13:15

like cookies they taste like to

1:13:17

eat chips ahoy which isn't

1:13:19

a cookie it's something else saw forever

1:13:22

what is that clearly not good for us

1:13:25

clearly something wrong poison

1:13:27

chemical inside of the to egypt's

1:13:29

ahoy but not instruments also soft but

1:13:31

not chemical witchcraft

1:13:34

magical is he dead and

1:13:38

that the hyper wheel

1:13:42

the her you to emily joe and jedi

1:13:45

where , come back will

1:13:47

end on a high dose

1:13:51

the never back

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here , florida hello

1:13:58

my name is katie

1:14:00

read as , keeping

1:14:03

and crowded around and for two years i

1:14:05

found out that either into my

1:14:07

first choice medical school program and will be

1:14:09

going there in the fall and super super

1:14:11

excited to take what i've learned from the classroom

1:14:14

and bringing into medicine to help

1:14:16

needed a more equitable all and wait

1:14:19

for everybody thank you so much luggage show

1:14:21

that having that week

1:14:24

however with my name is highly i live in

1:14:26

maine at my high note for the week

1:14:28

after years of bouncing around

1:14:31

from living space to living space job

1:14:33

to job and ,

1:14:36

after solutions to my flagging

1:14:38

mental health i i

1:14:41

you sound a doctor dad

1:14:43

is taking a what i'm pretty

1:14:45

sure his each seriously

1:14:48

and is getting me dedicated for it so

1:14:50

it can focus on returning to school

1:14:52

full

1:14:53

which i get to to in march i

1:14:55

called and she favors to friends and family

1:14:58

members they took over my bills

1:15:00

they gave me a free living space a

1:15:03

and they're really going to let me go for

1:15:05

it so i'm going to do

1:15:07

it yeah have great

1:15:11

hi my name's caroline and i'm climbing the summit

1:15:13

as i know my ,

1:15:15

is even do a lot of thought into a run off

1:15:18

and the democratic primary in houston texas

1:15:20

for a justice of the p free she's

1:15:22

the only candidate who is running

1:15:25

on a platform to reduce the chances

1:15:27

and so it's really exciting

1:15:29

the heck the floater said

1:15:31

he said were able to see

1:15:34

his reducing elections apartment and supporting

1:15:36

so we're gonna keep working hard

1:15:38

through made her try to get across

1:15:41

the finish line fat and happy to

1:15:43

see that in the midst of an eviction crisis there

1:15:45

are candidates like they got worse that boarding effort

1:15:48

to reduce addiction after

1:15:50

he be the first case that the p and her

1:15:52

three the three the about it he

1:15:56

got my name is sarah i'm from washington

1:15:58

state and i'm calling a higher

1:16:00

this week so am i

1:16:02

thirty my mom is in her sixties

1:16:05

an m c called

1:16:07

me the other day to tell me that she'd been

1:16:09

having a conversation be a well

1:16:11

as one of her friends who ,

1:16:13

they're black lives matter is a

1:16:16

scammer crocker it at our

1:16:18

i don't know exactly what type of

1:16:20

see thought into all of the fox

1:16:22

news propaganda around black lives matter

1:16:25

as long as leading me the email said

1:16:27

she sent back to her friend friend

1:16:30

by it's illegitimate organization

1:16:32

and and talking to her about

1:16:34

racial equality is the united states

1:16:36

as how it doesn't exist and

1:16:38

how we have to acknowledge die and i'm

1:16:40

just really proud of her my mom and i

1:16:42

posted here show every week and

1:16:45

it's center really nice way for us to connect

1:16:48

during the pandemic is really has

1:16:50

something to talk about our last

1:16:52

week she texted me about was obvious

1:16:54

lack of only so i just

1:16:56

don't really think go for your podcast and i

1:16:58

am really proud of my mom and i

1:17:00

hope that other people are you frank

1:17:05

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