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So the scuttle Button. Now,
we'll start with Dwayne the Rock Johnson

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Why because I didn't really want to
do anything local today based off what was

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tickling my fancy and the Rock.
There's a new podcast for Trevor Noah,

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former daily show host, called What
What Now? And he had The Rock

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on his first episode, and The
Rock basically said that political parties were calling

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him and asking, hey, man, I want to run. Do you

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want to run? And I'm wondering, he said, parties. Now I'm

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wondering if he's doing that to be
safe, because the smart play is to

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not lean anywhere politically and stay down
the middle, so he said, political

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parties, He said, at the
end of the year in twenty two,

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I got a visit from the parties
asking me if I was going to run

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and if I could run. It
was one after the other, and they

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brought up a pole and there was
a poll that was put out in twenty

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twenty two and the poll was wild, said forty six percent of US adults

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would support the rock if you ran
for isn't it? Which would be higher

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than the approval rating. How many
it's just a pole sample polls, Yeah,

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I mean poles. He can't tell
you a lot most of the time,

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but for politic that is used heavily. And it's I mean for him

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to say that parties did contact him
though without being specific. I mean parties

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could be one Republican or one Democrat, you know, giving him a call

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and be like, hey, you're
gonna run. What do you think you

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say? He doesn't want to do
it, but he's not going to shut

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the door, you know down the
road. What if the Rock ran as

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an independent next year, Bam,
I don't think you could win as an

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independent in this day and age.
Personally, he would have to choose a

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do you not hear me say,
we're talking about the Rock, Kevin.

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So here's how you'd have to run. He won an I quit match against

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Mankind. He would have to run
as a Republican to win because the Democrat

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will be running again and he's your
current president, right, I mean like

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eighty five percent? Yes, yeah, And by the way, if Trump

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was president now, the Rock would
run as a Democrat. That's why I

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thought it was interesting. But the
fact that McConaughey was kicking it around with

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him, it felt like it was
more than headlines. But you could never

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hear him answer any type of question
about policy. When of these guys runs,

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they're never answering questions about policy.
It's always it's very wrestling. It's

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the world we live in. So
it makes the most sense to me to

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give Mark Cuban credit for kicking around
running for president over the last decade.

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At least he was actually talking about
relevant policy. Yeah, I think he's

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an expert on a handful of things
that would help him. He probably reads

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a lot. Oh yeah, but
then you have to just pretend to also

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know about all the other stuff,
Like, I don't know that Mark Cuban

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is ready to rumble on foreign policy. Yeah, you know, No,

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for sure. I think Mark Cuban
is an incredibly intelligent man that absorbs a

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lot of information and has a pretty
deep analytical mind, and probably knows,

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in all likelihood knows more about things
that would be of concern foreign policy than

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we might give him credit for.
Yeah. Yeah, but I don't know

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if on the level to justifiably be
the president of the United States, does

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the President of the United States really
know much about vocal exactly outside of the

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briefing he gets every morning. Just
the figurehead now that you focus your ir

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on while all the other stuff happens
underneath. Yes, him, and you

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scream and you know that person either
side. I hate it. I think

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it's impossible for one man being the
president, to have hands on deep knowledge

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of everything that is going on in
the world. That's why he's got such

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expansive staff that specialize in these things. Yes, and then those things are

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fueled by opinion probably, And when
he gets that briefing on his desk every

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morning, whatever, fifteen pages to
go through, it's all okay, and

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he's just reading bullet points for he's
receiving talking points every day. It's a

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matter are you likable. If people
like you, you can be president.

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If enough people like you. It
has very little to do with your right

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as long as you could answer enough
questions and not sound like a complete moron,

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which I don't know if either candidate
can not not experience though as being

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a by the way, not that
being a politician is a good thing,

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but experience of being a politician for
twenty thirty forty years, because that's what

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we had always seen and Trump changed
everything. So it come in. The

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Rock gets fascinating to me. The
name that always comes up with want it's

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a celebrity that could run for president. It's always the Rock. It's been

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the Rock for almost ten years.
Yeah, and it's like, why is

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it him? Why is he the
one? Well? I think it's because,

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yeah, I think most everyone likes
the Rocks. Yeah, President Rock.

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Right. It's wild to me because
when I was twelve watching wrestling,

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he was a little bit of a
villain for a little bit. Yeah,

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not everyone liked the Rock, not
when he was on his great heel runs

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with the Nation of Domination, given
the people's elbow to mankind. I wonder

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how you would do straight up or
what if Biden didn't run again or god

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forbid something, you know, probably
for the best, I mean, did

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ship the Rock in there, and
he's like, I got a good team.

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Everyone, they know what they're doing. Me. You just gotta like

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me and someone that you sort of
trust. Yeah, I think he would

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win, but he couldn't win as
an independent, right just because the straight

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take voting and get we've talked about. Probably not, and he would probably

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annihilate Joe Biden, right because anytime
you have a third party that I don't

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know, I mean, I feel
like Trump and Biden too is going to

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be very close, and that is
common a year away that is coming.

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Well, you think we'll hear anything
about that? Oh God, I think

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last I don't know whatever. Well, no, it's fine. Well,

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I think last week surprised some people
that uh, Democrats did fairly well better

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than expected in a time when you
know, no one's really screaming we love

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Joe Biden. Yay, yay,
Joe Biden. And it was just like

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that last election. It's not like
anyone really loved Joe Biden, but they

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did it, you know, because
they didn't like the alternative. But we

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throw the damn people's champ in there. Look, I think Trump's I always

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with the cowboys. You got chaos
in sixteen bro, I want yeah,

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okay, I don't want camps.
Cancel the chaos. Have you vote for

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chaos Novo? I think he's gonna
win. Yeah, you wouldn't surprise me.

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I mean, there's also things that
could happen in our economics in the

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next year that could be blamed on
the left and that could really help.

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All Right, everything gets blamed on
whoever's there exactly. You kind of clean

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up stuff and then it's like,
well it is kind of on you.

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The sooner you realize that when it
comes to that, nothing matters. Man.

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It's great to vote for things that
are of real interest that touch you.

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Voting for something that alleviates your property
tax bill, reading up on that,

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and voting on those those little local
elections mids and stuff like that.

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Those things are what really matters.
But who the actual voting for your president,

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I mean, and then hating just
that president like they're the ones.

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Your job is to just stand up
there and take the heat for everything that

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all your underlings in whichever party are
in are actually doing. I guess who

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can take the heat the rock?
Where did it start? It started with

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Arnold and then Jesse Jesse Ventura was
governor of Minnesota. Yeah, I think

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that was before Arnold. Yeah was
it? I think Jesse Ventura was before

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Arnold. Arnold's like tis five,
right, Jesse. I don't know.

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I thought they I thought it was
Arnold to the internet is when Arnold became

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the governator. As the governator,
Yeah, California. The muscle people we've

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had too, I guess successful campaigns
were muscle people who had a lot of

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celebs, and I think celebs tend
to be Republican side. I think,

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I mean Ronald Reagan being the YEP, what the main big movie star the

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YEP. I think that's changed over
the last twenty years. Well what what

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a celebrity. Jesse was as differ. I think he was a demy,

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but Ronold ran as a Republican.
Ronald's a Republican. I guess you have

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al Franken. That was well,
that was the fairly that profile. DEMI

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if but Conaughey ran here, it
was like he would almost need to run.

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Yeah, you can't run as an
independent win. No, you can't.

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You're just gonna split the votes.
Yeah, you just can't. You

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can't. They can't happen. Fred
Thompson remember him Law and Order vaguely?

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Yeah, he was a he was
a fairly long sitting Steve Archer. Yeah,

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that's true. Would I mean,
it's just a mayor. But I

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don't think it really matters what party
you choose if you're a celebrity, right,

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does it? Well? I don't
know. I just think there's more

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that we're Al Frankins, Yeah,
I just said him. Oh and Ventura

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was governor of Minnesota ninety nine to
oh three, So he broke the seal

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on muscle people running for office.
When John Cena, his name gets tossed

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in these conversations too sometimes, Okay, pair them up. Seen on the

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Rock. You guys wanna try to
kick this ass. This is a steroid

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fuel action Domes of America. That's
way better than we'll put a boot in

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your ass. Yeah, you actually
have presidents that could whoop your ass.

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But don't you need a female?
Vice? Now? Doesn't that they've already

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tried that. I mean, is
China still alive? No, Chine the

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wrestler China? Are you talking about
a female that? Okay, talking about

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the eighth Wonder of the World China? No, and she's not alive rest

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in peace? What about zena warrior
princess Lucy Lawless? But he'd be a

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great ves So when you said female, and because I'm a I'm a jerk,

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I immediately thought you said, don't
you need a female now? I

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was thinking about you like sexualizing.
Yeah, they did that with Sarah Payne.

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I was actually demanding, I need
a female now, like right the

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second, can someone find me a
female? He was picturing Sable? Ye

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whoever was the one in Playboy?
Sable was the biggest one? Who is

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married to brock Lesner Now in real
life that you don't know brock Lesnar.

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I mean he could be a commentator
on MSNBC, or he could be a

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professional wrestler. I don't know,
really, I'm brock Lessener here live from

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the Guyzer strip. Yeah, I
mean it sounds like a guy that could

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do that. I find that fascinating. He's a he was a you know,

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he's a wrestler, but he was
the UFC Champion of the World too.

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He played in the not in the
NFL, but he tried off the

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NFL. I don't know, he's
just it's just like you know who John

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Cena is. I would think brock
Lesner almost falls into that category of just

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everyone knows who he is, but
probably not. And I'm not the most

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popular thing in America is football.
How hasn't a footballer done this? Yeah,

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it's the most popular thing. The
Rock's wasting his time doing XFL stuff.

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I think The Rock's probably not as
smart as he no looks, and

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he comes off if the Rock.
I mean, he's good on the mic

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and he's he's an intelligent guy,
no doubt, but I think he and

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maybe even Mark Cuban Twox center like, I ain't going to get exposed and

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all this. I'm just like,
it's more fun to just sit back and

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have people yell, hey, he'd
be a good president. Run rather than

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running and being like, I don't
know who wants that job. No one,

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No one wants a job besides the
two people who are going to be

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running for it. Okay, But
if the Rock was elected president, do

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y'all realize it would be the first
American president I've ever had whose bare ass

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you would see. You've seen his
bere ass railing a chick on HBO's Ballers.

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Okay, that's like you could take
from a TV show. Railing has

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happened, and he's his whole asses
showing. I'm saying that would be like

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here's the president the minute that he
announced he was running Trump, that image

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would go around. Trump broke the
shattered the lines for anything that from your

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past or anything inappropriate forever and before
that. You don't remember the famous George

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H. W. Bush sex tape. I don't hw oh man. I

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mean time to dust off the BCR
if that thing's out there, can remember

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the Gerald Ford sex films. All
right, that's enough politicians down there like

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an iguana on the loose and walks
a hatchet eaton policy. Jeff, it's

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called iguana town. KT worked three
days to get him on. Are shaming

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some Oklahoma news guy? Yeah,
emailing you need me, you need me

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in all caps. That's Mike and
Danny and I'm Kevin. Now today early

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ten o'clock they're going to announce the
Grammy nominations for this year. All right,

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Vegas Odds for Record of the Year, Watch's song best record? Okay,

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that's you said that? If you
don't but it's not Taylor, But

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did you crak me up this?
Let me see how I wanna takes you

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guys to identify this is your Vegas
Odds leading like winner Record of the Year.

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Which would you know? I bet
you can give me till the sun

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goes down and I will not be
able to identify this hard of did you

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get me? I bet you can
get it in jelly roll? No,

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I know Miley Miley Flowers by Miley
Okay, I didn't know that he's cool.

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That's a good song. The second
one, uh anti hero Taylor Swift

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Kill Bill by Sizza. Your third
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is Harry's House by Harry Styles who
did shave his head because of lyrics from

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a Taylor Swift song. You don't
know if that's true. I do.

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No, you don't know if that's
true. I know Harry's dating the sister,

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isn't he Harry's does what Harry wants
to do? He wants to do

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it actress Taylor what's her name?
Taylor Lautner, that there was a photo

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of them together at some concert,
some U two show or something. Yeah,

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she's active, she's got, she's
beautiful. Oh I thought you.

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I thought she was saying yeah,
no noos to her too, like she's

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like killing him a runway, she's
got. They signed the papers that said

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as long as we're odd to bang
other people, we can definitely be a

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thing. I don't think that was
Is that the celebrity code? I keep

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that paper in my backpacket all times
laminated? You know, you don't know

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that he shaved his head because of
this damn song. It's just it's just

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fake Land getting excited. Oh my
god, he shaved his head. Oh

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my god. Taylor said something about
your hair was too long. I mean,

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look, it's don't do it.
Don't be one of them. Hey,

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you be yourself. Don't be one
of them. You can hang out

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in the quicksand if you want.
My man, I'm just telling you this

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is what's going out. I got
people in the know. Man, you

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don't know anyone so long, don't
know anyone I know. I have so

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many connections who you don't know anyone
that didn't work here skin hmmm, huh

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No, my connections go deeper.
You seriously got TC. No, I

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was sending a message that you all
need to do better. Yes, guess

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because I was riding the uncle Ico
High set a message Joh, I'm gonna

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showed it would now. I kind
of hung up my phone after Joey Chus

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Nutt and figured you guys could handle
the next seventeen weeks. Yeah, but

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I lost my Rolodex ten years ago. I haven't loved the effort after we

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spend the wheel. You can look
at my phone. There's nobody good in

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here. Okay, well that nobody
nice. They're not nobody that you guys

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would want or Yeah, look,
TC was great, but that's my level

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of celebrity on my phone. I
just don't have anybody top my Android.

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Context didn't transfer. Top four album
Vegas Odds here would be number one.

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You're as Taylor Swift's Midnights, Telly
Sizza Sos, which has three really good

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chart topping bangers on it, Olivia
Rigo's Gut, which I find to be

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a good album. Is she the
girl in the Apple commercial? Yes?

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You will hear her commercial? A
million times. Okay, I like that

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song in that commercial, Yeah,
the one for the iPhone. Yeah,

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she's great. The shot her video
iPhone fifteen smash windows and the hoar and

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stuff. Kids. So I got
into my car and I got into my

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car and I got into my car. Yeah, Okay, maybe I shouldn't

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like it and put it like that, And the course of the song is

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just copying a Taylor Swift song.
Olivia Rodrigo is the nation's best plagiarist.

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She's amazing. I love I love
that girl. Foo Fighters number four,

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Fighter's number four for the Sad record. Oh okay, that's enough. What's

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gonna happen next? Well, we're
gonna tell you what's gonna happen in Cowboys

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Giants with our predictions. And when
I walked in this morning, Danny looked

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at me, and I would say
it was not a smile. It was

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more of a snicker. It's kind
of yeah, So Danny will go last.

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I've stopped taking this seriously. I'll
tell you what's gonna happen in Cowboys

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Giants as we go to the Ghost
Pepper Pavilion. That's next on ninety seven.

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Won the Freak, your home of
the Dallas Mavericks and K. E.

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