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It's table Talk Monday on the Corell
Cast. We're in a talk turkey at

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my table, like why is everything
so expensive? And who's to blame?

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Trump was in Las Vegas on Sunday. What does that mean? And why

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is he connecting? And are you
done with QR codes? Uncensored, unfiltered,

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fun hinged. E's the corel Cast. Listen daily on your favorite streaming

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service. It is the crowd Cast. I am Correl and welcome to my

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table talk. You know I did
this a couple of times and you all

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really liked it. I think it's
because I'm more conversational when I'm sitting at

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the table. We've got a lot
to talk about today. You know,

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Donald Trump was in my fair city
of Las Vegas yesterday. He held a

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rally at twelve noon in Sunset Park
where it was one hundred and one degrees.

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They say three thousand people showed up. He says thirty thousand. Well

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I don't know that he says that, but you know how he always exaggerates

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everything. And you got to remember
several bus loads of people were brought in

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from Arizona and other places, so
you know, the organic turnout versus you

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know, contrived. They also pay
fifty bucks to go to a Trump rally.

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You can literally get paid fifty dollars
to go to a Trump rally,

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although you couldn't pay me to go
to a Trump rally. But he was

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here yesterday, and I started thinking
about why Biden is so close with Donald

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Trump and the polls. You know, what is it that's not connecting?

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Okay? And because look the guy, Donald Trump thirty four fell a account.

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Several more trials today Monday, he
meets with his parole officer. Virtually.

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We're going to talk about that a
little later. But I wondered why,

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you know, Biden isn't just I
mean, I don't care who's running

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on the other side, Joe Biden
or a dead you know, a fifty

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year old corpse, anything running.
A dolphin running against you know, a

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killer whale running against Donald Trump should
actually be scoring higher in the polls than

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Donald Trump, because the man is
truly the worst humanity has to offer,

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just like Hitler. You know,
they're of the same cloth, and Donald

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Trump is proud of that. I'm
not you know, I'm not insulting him

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by saying and comparing him to Hitler. He likes it because he idolizes Hitler,

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which is scary. But also I
watch a lot of world news,

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and in the world news, for
instance, in the EU, they're voting

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and far right candidates are picking up
a lot of votes, and they're wondering,

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you know, is this they're Donald
Trump moment. They're even saying that

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in the news and they're wondering,
you know why. And when you go

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on and you listen to what the
people are saying, it echoes the exact

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same thing that people are saying here
in the United States. And it's stuff

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that you and I talk about right
here at our dining table, or I

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fully believe that our home desk has
now replaced sort of the dining table as

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for where we look at issues,
or where we talk about our family,

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where we lay out our budget,
you know that sort of thing. So

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I thought to myself, you know, why isn't Biden connecting? And it

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really is because of and I don't
want to say the economy, because what

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I'm going to talk about is not
the economy. You see, we we

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have this idea of inflation and the
economy and everything's so expensive, so there

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must be high inflation. That's just
it's not true. The thing to blame

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for Joe Biden not being further ahead
from Donald Trump, the one thing is

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capitalism. Capitalism is destroying Biden.
And let me tell you why. And

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the rest of the world, by
the way, not just Joe Biden,

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but left leaning candidates are losing in
places where they should be winning because a

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lot of right wingers are saying,
well, yeah, but look now,

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two years later, four years later, everything's so much more expensive. You're

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not better off than you were.
And even though Biden and his acolytes will

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come out and across the globe,
the acolytes from Macron, or the acolytes

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for the chancellor in Germany or whatever
it may be, they will come out

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and they will tell you, no, that's not true. The economy is

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great. We've added two hundred five
thousand jobs. You know, the Wall

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Street is this, and blah blah
blah that. And that's the problem.

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You see, they're not speaking our
language. They're not talking directly to you

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and to me. And let me
tell you why. Right now today,

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financially, I am not better off
than I was four years ago. And

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that's because gas is over four dollars
a gallon here in Las Vegas, groceries

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are out of frickin control. You're
paying two dollars for a head of lettuce,

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a dollar fifty for a tomato,
bananas fifty cents each. I mean,

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just on down the line, all
groceries have gone way up and eating

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out I mean. And the weird
thing is fast food is now as expensive.

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Not that I eat it, but
I look at the prices, and

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a meal at a fast food restaurant
is now the same price as a meal

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at a non fast food restaurant.
I just stayed at Garden Grill. It's

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a vegan restaurant here in Las Vegas, and I don't want to tell you

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what I had. I don't want
to tell you what I had yesterday yesterday.

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I okay, So we're going to
talk about later what I did yesterday

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making a video for Daniel's memorial which
is Wednesday. So I'm pretty depressed this

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week, but I needed comfort food. I was like just so depressed.

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So I went to Garden Grill and
I had a vegan fried chicken and waffle,

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which is a vegan waffle with a
deep fried fake chicken breast on top

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a scoop of mashed potatoes and gravy
with mushrooms. Oh my god. Oh

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Ember loved it. I loved it. And I'm not going to go off

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about how Ember has a cough and
she sees the vet this evening and I

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have to leave tomorrow, and I
hope she doesn't have kennel cough. It

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could be allergies causing the cough.
We're going to see. I'm very worried.

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I'm very worried. But anyway,
so I went to Garden Grill and

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it was twenty two dollars for lunch. So that was for the chicken and

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waffle and a drink. And it's
twenty two dollars and the tip thing it

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started at eighteen percent. I hate
when they do that, eighteen twenty or

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twenty two. I hate that fifteen
When did fifteen percent not become acceptable?

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When did fifteen percent become like?
When does servers say, nah, we

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don't want fifteen percent anymore, we
want twenty You know, that's a whole

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other topic. But and I've done
it here on the show that you know,

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tipping is just it's getting crazy.
So it's twenty two bucks, and

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you know that it should have been
eleven twelve probably. But now when you

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go to like a McDonald's or a
Carls Junior or what's the other place,

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Jack in the Box, you're paying
twenty bucks for a meal. For the

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burger, fries, your beverage,
or whatever side dish you get, you're

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paying twenty bucks. So it's basically
twenty bucks to eat out. Now you

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can find some cheaper, but it's
basically twenty bucks to eat out and groceries.

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It's almost twenty bucks to make dinner, you know, for two people.

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It literally and you're gonna say,
no, Curl, I could do

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it much cheaper, but you really
can't. You know, it literally is

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now twenty bucks a day because you
can have leftovers, you know, minimum

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to eat, So minimum for one
person six to seven hundred dollars a month.

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And by the way, i'd like
your comments down below. How much

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do you give me the number?
How much do you spend a month on

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food, on groceries, on eating
out everything? What is your total monthly

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expenditure for food? Mine's running between
seven hundred and nine hundred dollars yep,

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And so that's a lot. It
shouldn't be running that much. Gas expensive

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now, you know, I own
my house, and the only payment I

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have is on the loan I got
for the the what is that thing,

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water heater, you know, air
conditioner, dishwasher, refrigerator, stove.

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I didn't have enough leftover from the
sale of my head for all of that,

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and it ended up being like thirty
eight thousand dollars. So I just

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check out an equity line. I
pay seven hundred a month on that,

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and I'll probably pay for it until
I sell the house. But that's the

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only expense. I guess you could
look at that as a mortgage. So

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we have all of that going on. Rents are out of control, out

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of control all over the country,
all over the world, and everybody in

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every country is saying the same things. Life has gotten too expensive, and

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they blame the leaders. But that's
not who they should blame. Well,

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yes, and no, they shouldn't
blame the leaders because leaders don't set pricing.

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Corporations do. And the corporations have
used COVID and supply chain issues and

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all these little catchphrases to charge exponentially
more than they need to. Okay,

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they don't need to be charging all
this money, but they are because they

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can get it. And so corporate
greed. You know, McDonald's just threatened

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to leave California because of the twenty
dollars minimum wage. They say, oh,

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it's just too expensive. They've been
doing business in Europe forever, where

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there is the same minimum wage.
Okay, they even pay their workers more

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in Europe, and yet they've been
just fine. That's just a corporation that's

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greedy as all that is. And
I think California and the country would be

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great if McDonald's shut down. It
would be one of the best things ever.

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But we've got, you know,
restaurants threatening to leave because you're paying

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people the wage to keep them in
poverty eight hundred dollars a week, which

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very few workers at fast food get. You know, forty hours let's say

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thirty hours six hundred dollars a week
is only twenty four hundred a month.

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That's not even thirty thousand dollars a
year. So if you're making twenty bucks

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an hour at a fast food restaurant, you're working another job. And that's

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a shame. They're screaming about paying
twenty bucks an hour, but they it

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really should be thirty. To survive
in today's world, you need seventy k

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a year to just get by.
And some of you are going to disagree,

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Oh no, carell I'll get by
on the you know what, I'm

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living in the real world. You're
not. You have found a way to

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scrimp and save and do this and
do that, and deprive yourself and not

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enjoy your life, you know,
meaning not going out to eat. You

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know, okay, and great and
good for you. And I know some

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of you are on very fixed incomes
two grand a month if that, so

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you know you can't go out.
I get it, I get it.

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I'm talking about the average American,
the average European, the forty five or

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fifty year old or thirty or thirty
five year old average person in America or

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Europe. They're blaming the leaders because
they're not doing better right now. But

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it's not their fault. Okay,
it's corporate greed. And the only thing

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that is their fault is that they
won't rein in the corporate greed. But

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we won't either. If a politician
came up with some very real solutions.

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For instance, essential food should be
a nonprofit organ business period end. Anyone

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that supplies fruits, vegetables, beans, you know, the basics that you

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have to eat, not the frilly
food okay, not the package processed you

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know all that I'm talking about basic
food. Those organizations should be not for

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profit. Healthcare should not be a
profit industry, okay, No, No

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one should get mega rich off of
sick people, not drug companies, not.

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The government should say no, these
are not for profit industries in our

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country. But what president's going to
do that? What President's going to go

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up against the billionaires that run the
seven food companies that sell you all the

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food, the oil companies oil if
it is essential to everyday life, If

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transportation is that crucial, the government
should run it. After all, the

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oil comes from under our property,
from the land of the free, So

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why we don't own the oil company
and subsidize it to get cheap fuel to

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you. You know, there are
solutions that government could take, but they're

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not gonna and so we blame Biden
because the economies quote bad. Well,

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the economy is good if you're rich, and all the indicators of whether the

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economy is good or bad are based
on the wealthy. Whether Wall Street's doing

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okay, how many jobs employers are
adding. That doesn't tell you that the

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people getting those jobs are getting them
because they got to work three jobs now,

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and so people are angry and they're
mad at how much life, medical

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care, how you know, food, gas, housing, the basics of

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life. Fucking cable. I downgraded
my plan and it's ninety bucks still.

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So we blame the politicians, We
blame them for corporate greed, but are

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they responsible? Don't forget to put
down below how much a month you're spending

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on food? I really want to
hear from you. We'll be right back.

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How much are you spending on food? I need to know. Hey

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So we have a lot of unhappy
people because of the price of everything,

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and they're blaming the politicians because that's
what you know who's gonna blame, and

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it's really the corporation. There's no
reason cars are as expensive as they are.

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There's no reason. Insurance. That's
another thing that people are screaming about

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their my car, insurance, your
car. I pay one hundred and seventy

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dollars a month for a car that's
worth two thousand dollars. I pay two

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thousand dollars a year to insure a
car that's worth two thousand dollars. Of

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course, I pay for the liability, meaning I'm paying for if I get

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in a wreck and the other car
you know, and the other car is

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not it's gonna be worth more than
two thousand. So once again, so

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what could President Biden do? Leave
your comments down below. What could he

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do? Because in Biden's world,
the economy's great. Job creation is up,

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you know, everything's up. All
the indicators are up. The economy

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is good, but good for whom. No one I know says that they're

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doing okay right now. And that's
why Biden is so neck and neck with

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Trump because Trump's I'm going to lower
your cost of living. Yesterday in Las

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Vegas, he said he wants to
make tips non taxable. By the way,

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tips should not be taxable. But
you know that's just and neither should

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patreon or subscription things like this.
I have to pay taxes on the Patreon.

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You shouldn't. If someone's donating to
your cause, it's your income should

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be that shouldn't be taxed. But
whatever, you know. So Trump's out

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there saying, oh, because we
have a large service work in service workers

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union here and saying, oh,
we're not going to tax your tips,

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Well that would give them, you
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people are not feeling like they're getting
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Most people feel like they're sinking.
And so we hear, on one hand,

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in this year, we hear from
the Democrats, how great the American

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economy is doing, and how everything
you know is going well. And over

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here we've got nothing but bill collectors
screaming at us. Interest rates for credit

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cards literally thirty percent. Now I
don't I pay twenty one. Well,

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I don't really have a lot of
credit card debt. I have some,

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but I don't have a ton.
I don't have like twenty thirty thousand dollars.

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And you know, but people that
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percent. Of course, they're never
going to get ahead. Food prices out

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of control, gas prices out of
control. Tell me down below how much

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you're paying for food every month.
And so when you have those two opposing

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forces in this year, you have
Joe Biden's administration saying and they act like

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they don't understand that we're struggling.
They act like they don't get it,

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like, well, why are you
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time we bring up things like high
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gas prices, they say, yeah, but the economy. And see that's

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the disconnect. Joe Biden should be
out there saying he's going to go out

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after all seven major food companies and
he is going to make sure that their

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profits are not in excess, because
if they are, he will I will

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find them, I will start I
will levy a wealth tax against every one

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of the seven food companies for anything
over a billion dollars. No food companies

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should make more than a billion dollars
a year in profit. That means they're

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making it off of doing the very
basic thing of feeding people. So there

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are things government could do to lower
the prices, but they'd have to go

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up against the very people that donate
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Who's going to go up against Shell
and Chevron and all of them.

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Who's going to go up against ConAgra
and all the food companies. You know,

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Who's who's going to bite the hands
that literally feeds them. And so

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that's why Trump makes these basically claims
that he could never do, nor would

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he ever. I'm gonna lower food
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And people hear that, and whether
they you know, whether he can do

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it or not. It doesn't matter
because they're hearing Suddenly the noise in their

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head is being balanced because over here
you got Biden, No, it's all

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great, and then you've got reality, No, it's not all great,

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and that causes like a cacophony of
noise in your head. They've got things

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are terrible over here, and I'm
gonna make it better over here. Joe

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Biden's not talking about making the economy
better because he's touting how great it is.

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So he's not out on the campaign
trail saying I'm gonna lower gas prices,

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I'm gonna lower your cost of living. I'm gonna get food prices down,

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I'm gonna get restaurant prices down.
He's not out there saying that Trump

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is. And it's one of the
reasons that he's ahead when he shouldn't be

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or not ahead. But you know
why they're neck and neck, and he

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shouldn't be. He's a convicted felon, he's a sexual offender. He should

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not be even in the race,
but he is, and he's doing okay

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because there's this disconnect between the Democrats
and reality. And I don't know if

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it's because most Democrats are rich.
I don't know. You know, I've

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been I've voted democratic my whole life, but I don't understand the disconnect.

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It's like Pride. It's it's June
is Pride month, and you have all

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these Pride festivals out there, and
yet there are five hundred and fifteen anti

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gay pieces of legislation being monitored by
the ACLU right now. Trans people are

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constantly under attack. The Supreme Court
is going to take up a case next

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year that could reverse same sex marriage. This is not the month to be

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out there dancing with Mariah Carey,
singing along with Ekstina and saying, oh

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but we got at least party.
No, this is not the month.

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Every day that Pride organizations are spending
on big name talent should be good being

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donated to politicians campaigns that are going
to protect our rights. Instead of giving

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Kylie Minoud fifty thousand dollars to perform
in LA, they should have given a

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gay group fifty thousand dollars, a
group that's going to help fight and get

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people elected to support our rights.
Zero money should have gone for talent this

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year at any Pride event. The
acts should have donated their time for expenses.

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You know, like pay for the
hotel, pay for the airfare,

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but I'll waive my fee. Give
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help get politicians elected, that are
going to protect our rights because they are

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under attack. But do you think
any gay organization would do that? Oh

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no, they'll say, well,
we still give to those organizations. We'll

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give more. Why are you paying
big name artists and God bless them?

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I love Billy Porter held. This
last weekend, he was in a DC

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with a lot of other big acts. I love that they're getting big acts

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now, you know Orville Peck and
Kylie Mino and Mariah Carey and Christina Aguilera.

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I love that. I love that
those people are now doing Pride,

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although that means that smaller dance acts, like my friend Thea, who has

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every year done just umpteen Prides,
she's not getting very many bookings. And

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it's not because her music isn't popular. Rhythm the Dancer is still charting and

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many of her other songs. It's
because A they're hiring drag queens and B

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they're hiring much bigger acts, so
they don't have as much money to spend.

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And it's like all acts this year
should have waived their fees. Now,

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I note that, and I mean
the big ones, not the small

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ones. Any act under five thousand
dollars should get paid, period, And

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that's most people, like thea like
the drag queens. If your fee is

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under five grand for Pride, you
should get paid. If your fee is

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over five grand, you should donate
and tell them to give that money back.

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Ricky Martin just did La Pride?
How much did he get paid?

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A lot? And yet that money
could have gone to a candidate in the

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Los Angeles district that is going to
fight for LGBTQ rights, you see.

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I don't know. Maybe it's because
the memorial is Wednesday, and I've been

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thinking a lot about legacy, a
lot about death, a lot about what

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we're really here for, Like what
really is our purpose. It's not to

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work and earn money and spend money
with corporate That's not our purpose. Our

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purpose is to love, to take
care of the planet, to help one

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another, to empower each other,
to make each other laugh and smile,

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to entertain each other. That's why
we're here working for ge or you know

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whoever, Amazon, That's not why
we're here, and that's all our focus

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is nowadays making money to pay the
exorbitant price it costs to live. I

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can see why young people are mad, I really can. I'm mad.

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I can see why the younger generation
is mad because they're right. All they

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do is work and spend money with
corporations. That's all they and then bitch

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about it on social media and blame
boomers. But you know, that's all

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they do. So I'd like to
hear from you on a couple things.

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How much money do you spend every
month on food? Number one? Number

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two, why do you think Biden
is still neck and neck with Trump?

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And don't say because there's a whole
lot of idiots out there, that's the

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easy way. Why do you think
his message isn't connecting with more people?

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You know, Donald Trump, no
one should be voting for him, And

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if Biden were this force of nature, he'd be pulling more voters away.

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But he's just out there telling everyone
how wonderful things are and they're not.

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Now it's not his fault that they're
not, but he's not having I've had

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more of a conversation about that today
than Joe Biden has. I've told you

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more about why things are expensive than
what Joe Biden has not come out and

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said, Look, the economy's great. I know you're paying more for food.

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But the seven companies that run the
food industry who and then call them

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out. Nesley made four hundred percent
more profit this year. ConAgra made six

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hundred. I'm not making these numbers
up. By the way, ConAgra made

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more than six hundred percent profit this
year. The seven food companies that control

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your food, every one of them
made three to seven hundred percent more profits

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in the last year. And yet
they're screaming they have to charge these prices

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because of oh, our cost or
way up. If you're cost or way

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up, how are you making four
hundred percent more profit? This is what

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Joe Biden should be talking about,
and he should be talking about. I

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don't want to see Joe Biden debate
Donald Trump. I want to see Joe

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Biden debate the heads of all the
food companies. I want to see Joe

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Biden debate the head of all the
oil companies. I want to see Joe

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Biden sit down with people on television
and talk about how private equity firms are

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now the only ones that can afford
to buy housing, and so private equity

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firms are buying up the limited number
of housing for sale in America and then

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turning around and renting it at exorbitant
prices. Look at Red Lobster. They

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sold the land under Red Lobsters to
an equity firm who then charged them so

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much rent they're going bankrupt. That's
why rents are high. Why doesn't Joe

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Biden sit down and have that conversation
with the American people. Your rent is

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high because equity firms and investment groups
are buying up all the properties and then

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turning around and renting them for a
huge price. So you can't even compete

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to buy them because you can't compete
with their wallets. So I'm going to

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say a moratorium. I am going
to say that in every community only ten

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percent of property can be owned by
investment companies or equity firms. Ninety percent

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must be private, individually owned.
He could do that, Why don't they?

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You know, here in my condo
complex, the HOA has a rule

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you can't rent the property. You
have to move in and be the owner

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occupied. Because they were getting too
many renters to be FAHA qualified. So

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they said no, if you buy, you you know these are the conversations

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they should be having, they're not. I am Corey. I'll be who

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you want to be, so to
hurt anybody. We'll see you on Wednesday.

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I will be at the memorial on
Wednesday as well. It's a busy

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day Wednesday. Let's hope I can
speak Okay, then say safe and talk

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to me down below. What do
you think about today's show? What?

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What you know? What do you
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