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Speaker 1: It is the Crowdcast. I am Corel. Happy Tuesday, June seventeenth,
Speaker 1: So very glad you are joining me? All right? You
Speaker 1: know they say great minds think alike. High Missmber there's
Speaker 1: a great mind for you, a great canine mind, Miss Emberterrees.
Speaker 1: But they say great minds think alike. And sometimes I
Speaker 1: tap in on this show to a wavelength that pop
Speaker 1: call culture is also on now. This morning, I was
Speaker 1: prepping the show thinking about the reasons that all of
Speaker 1: these things are going on right now, this huge war
Speaker 1: about to be in the Middle East, this war in
Speaker 1: the Ukraine still going on, all these things that Trump
Speaker 1: said would be over on day one, which aren't, you know.
Speaker 1: And I just kept thinking, immigration has been broken my
Speaker 1: whole life, and you know, on and on, and I thought, why,
Speaker 1: why can you tell me why? And the answer is, well,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you. First, I want you to go
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Speaker 1: pronouns from has slash ben to still slash here. Where
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Speaker 1: see me and now you leave it. Check well if
Speaker 1: you're don't talk about yourself. Oh and my my haircut
Speaker 1: seems to be pissing off Maga. I've gotten many comments
Speaker 1: on my videos today saying cut your hair, cut your hair,
Speaker 1: pick a finger, pick a finger anyway, So this morning
Speaker 1: in the Wall Street Journal there is an op ed
Speaker 1: piece and it says so called existential risk seemed to
Speaker 1: be everywhere. Climate change, artificial intelligence, nuclear war, pandemics and
Speaker 1: more threaten to return us to nothingness. Most people using
Speaker 1: this term aren't consciously evoking the philosophy of Jean Palsarta
Speaker 1: or Camus. Still, they may be drawing on associations with
Speaker 1: existentialism more than they realize, and unconsciously expressing deeper concerns
Speaker 1: about mortality and meaning. In psychoanalysis, it isn't unusual for
Speaker 1: a word to have an unconscious double meaning. For example,
Speaker 1: a patient in therapy might say that she can't bear children.
Speaker 1: She could be consciously meaning that she physically can't have them,
Speaker 1: or that she just doesn't like them. Or a grieving
Speaker 1: patient who struggling to find the right word might say
Speaker 1: I'm at a loss. Well, of course they've suffered a loss. Similarly,
Speaker 1: the word existential points to catastrophic catastrophic global threats, but
Speaker 1: it also echoes the concerns of existential philosophy, which addresses
Speaker 1: a range of topics from freedom to alienation. But the
Speaker 1: term is most strongly linked in the public image to
Speaker 1: issues of death and meaning. Saying an issue is an
Speaker 1: existential crisis can express that it is deeply tied to
Speaker 1: one's sphere of dying or one's fear or need for purpose.
Speaker 1: We don't have to overthink every word we say or here,
Speaker 1: but there are signals that a word may have an
Speaker 1: unconscious double meaning. So they go on to talk about
Speaker 1: how a lot of us think, oh, what are you
Speaker 1: doing down there? Come here? Oh, good lord, good lord.
Speaker 1: She's down there, just stretching and yawn and look at her. Oh,
Speaker 1: just look at her. Ah oh oh, yes, we're taking
Speaker 1: a doggie break. Anytime your doggie wants love, you have
Speaker 1: to give it to them. It's a law. It's it's just,
Speaker 1: it's a law. You have to. So I was posting
Speaker 1: a show about all of these existential crises that are
Speaker 1: going on, and meanwhile the Wall Street Journal is running
Speaker 1: in off ed about why there are so many existential
Speaker 1: crises happening. And I came up with the answer. I
Speaker 1: have it. I will never forget it. You know I
Speaker 1: have it because this morning and talking to my sister Razanne,
Speaker 1: you know, I said, look, Donald Trump had four years
Speaker 1: to fix immigration when he was president. He didn't. He
Speaker 1: failed miserably, like he failed at everything else. And he'll
Speaker 1: all his supporters will say, well, Nancy Pelosi got in
Speaker 1: his way or blah blah blah blah blah blah blah.
Speaker 1: He's the president. He could have fixed it. He didn't.
Speaker 1: Why why didn't know Bob fix immigration. Why didn't Biden
Speaker 1: fix immigration? Why didn't Trump fix immigration? Why is Israel
Speaker 1: being allowed to commit genocide in Gaza and now commit
Speaker 1: genocide in Iran? Why? Why is that allowed? Why aren't
Speaker 1: we condemning Israel? Why is Vladimir Putin continued to be
Speaker 1: allowed to commit his form of genocide in the Ukraine? Why?
Speaker 1: Why is climate change not truly being addressed. It's not
Speaker 1: like we have another planet. It's going to be one
Speaker 1: hundred and eleven degrees in Las Vegas today and it's
Speaker 1: only June. I cry, uncle, I want out. If I
Speaker 1: could leave for three months tomorrow, I would I want out.
Speaker 1: I'm not going to live in Vegas much longer. I
Speaker 1: can't take the summers. They've changed and I can't take them.
Speaker 1: So why aren't we addressing that climate change? You could
Speaker 1: go down to litany of huge issues. Homelessness. It has
Speaker 1: not improved one bit under Biden, under A under Trump.
Speaker 1: In fact, it's gotten worse. Why seems like a pretty
Speaker 1: simple problem to solve. People need houses, Give them houses.
Speaker 1: So why have none of these enormous threats to our country?
Speaker 1: Fossil fuel on and on, soaring grocery prices which are
Speaker 1: not going down, soaring restaurant prices which are not going down.
Speaker 1: Why are none of these things being solved? Why are
Speaker 1: none of these things being addressed, I mean really addressed.
Speaker 1: Oh they're addressed constantly. You hear about them constantly. But
Speaker 1: why are there no real workable solutions? Can you think
Speaker 1: of a reason? Can you think of a reason why
Speaker 1: we've had all this time? The year is twenty twenty five.
Speaker 1: We've had two thousand and twenty five years of modern
Speaker 1: day evolution, and we still have a homeless crisis. We
Speaker 1: still are destroying the planet with impunity. Most the animals
Speaker 1: on the planet are being killed or going extinct. We
Speaker 1: still have poverty, We still have war, we still have famine.
Speaker 1: Why why are we allegedly the greatest thinkers on the planet.
Speaker 1: Why are we still suffering from the same things over
Speaker 1: and over? Why is immigration still a problem we've had
Speaker 1: since seventeen seventy six to solve the two hundred and
Speaker 1: fifty years next year? Why have we not solved in
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty years the immigration problem? Why? Because
Speaker 1: there is a reason. Why haven't we solved the equality
Speaker 1: problem where women are paid as much as men? Where
Speaker 1: they have autonomy over their bodies, with their doctors, their families.
Speaker 1: Why why do we still have fights over abortion, gay right,
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Speaker 1: So there are all these major crises, any one of
Speaker 1: which would be enough for us. For instance, can if
Speaker 1: Democrats had shot Maga State senators? Okay, if a known
Speaker 1: progressive liberal had picked up a gun, put on a copsuit,
Speaker 1: and gone and shot Maga State senators? Can you imagine
Speaker 1: what would be going on in the country right now?
Speaker 1: I can? Can you? I can? What Trump would be doing,
Speaker 1: what Maga would be doing, what the Congress and House
Speaker 1: would be doing. Can you imagine? I can, But it's
Speaker 1: the other way around, so that's not happening. Why why
Speaker 1: does it seem that all of the problems that we have,
Speaker 1: and we have many are continually our problems that they
Speaker 1: never really change, They just get worse. Homeless problem never changes,
Speaker 1: just gets worse. Famine problem never changes, just gets worse.
Speaker 1: Poverty never changes, just get worse. Why immigration not changed,
Speaker 1: just gets worse. Why what are you saying in the
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Speaker 1: I can still see your comments. It's just it'll have commercials.
Speaker 1: So ten thirty two eleven on Patreon, no commercials. The
Speaker 1: rebroadcast at eleven o'clock will have commercials. Okay. The reason
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump has not solved the problem in Ukraine,
Speaker 1: the reason that Israel is doing what it's doing. The
Speaker 1: reason there's two two two. Do you know what they are?
Speaker 1: Two reasons? Anybody? Anybody in the chat room? Oh, no,
Speaker 1: one's guessing, at least no one's guessing correctly. Well, the
Speaker 1: first is jail as old ast time money. Money. Immigration
Speaker 1: is broken because someone profits off it being broken, the
Speaker 1: employers who get to cook their books for these illegal employees,
Speaker 1: and politicians who gets to campaign on the broken system
Speaker 1: every two years. So money. Politicians get to raise money
Speaker 1: off of either the fear of immigrants or the fear
Speaker 1: of immigrants being deported the businesses. No business owner has
Speaker 1: been deported or arrested by the way they're arresting the workers.
Speaker 1: They're not arresting the owner of the home depot. Home
Speaker 1: depot knows what goes on at their stores, they know
Speaker 1: who's in their parking lots, and they know who's in
Speaker 1: their aisles. What do they do about it? Nothing? Why
Speaker 1: it doesn't benefit to do anything about it? Money, Money
Speaker 1: is the reason for money is the reason. Well, money
Speaker 1: and racism, which I'm gonna lump religion and racism into
Speaker 1: the same category. We could just call it bigotry. The
Speaker 1: bigotry category if you want which is racism, religious extremism,
Speaker 1: all of that. Those are the two reasons. Money and bigotry.
Speaker 1: First of all, it's mostly white people causing all of
Speaker 1: these problems. Benjamin Nettaniel is a white guy. You know,
Speaker 1: you could argue that Semitic Jews are not white, but
Speaker 1: they are. He's the white guy, and he's going after
Speaker 1: the Muslims, the brown people, and they're of two different religions,
Speaker 1: which goes back into religious bigotry. So bigotry and money,
Speaker 1: those are the two reasons we have all the problems
Speaker 1: that we have. There's no money in solving homelessness. In fact,
Speaker 1: it takes money. Now there's a huge homeless infrastructure in
Speaker 1: this country of organizations set up to fight homelessness, and
Speaker 1: they all get their grants and they all get their funds.
Speaker 1: If all of the money that we spend on homeless
Speaker 1: organizations were actually spent on the homeless, there wouldn't be
Speaker 1: any See what I'm saying. Every time Israel lobs a
Speaker 1: missile at Tehran, that's a missile they have to buy
Speaker 1: from US supported arms dealers to replace those missiles. We're
Speaker 1: gonna get a huge order from Israel for all kinds
Speaker 1: of weapons. This little war that Benjamin net and Yahoo
Speaker 1: is having is going to make the United States and
Speaker 1: it's arms dealers billions of dollars. So what do we
Speaker 1: care about the Iranians? Trump himself has said this ain't
Speaker 1: gonna stop until they have no nuclear me he means
Speaker 1: he's gonna bomb them. Why bombs cost money? Every time
Speaker 1: you deploy one, someone makes billions of dollars. Immigration, the
Speaker 1: immigration system as it is, makes people a lot of money,
Speaker 1: incarcerating people. By the way, historically, we know that mass
Speaker 1: deportations do not work. We know that their only purpose
Speaker 1: is xenophobia to gin up the base and to not
Speaker 1: solve the problem. Trump is allocated fifty eight billion dollars
Speaker 1: to build private detention centers. Every time ICE arrest somebody,
Speaker 1: that person is money in somebody's pocket. That's why ICE
Speaker 1: is behaving like the biggest assholes in the world. Every
Speaker 1: ICE and every police officer should be fired, period. We
Speaker 1: should do a clean sweep of ICE, and every police
Speaker 1: officer in the United States should be fired. I know
Speaker 1: there's good ones I do and they'll just be collateral damage,
Speaker 1: which we have no problem with. But there's so many
Speaker 1: back here in Las Vegas. A group of asshole police
Speaker 1: officers walk past a woman live streaming on TikTok. Some
Speaker 1: guy next to her called the cop a name, sicked
Speaker 1: all the cops. Twenty cops turned around, took them both
Speaker 1: down live on you on TikTok. First of all, you
Speaker 1: can call a cop and the name you want to.
Speaker 1: It is not illegal. It is protected speech. It is
Speaker 1: not assault to call a cop a prick, a bitch,
Speaker 1: none of it. That's not illegal. But try it and
Speaker 1: see what happens. Well, they have video of what happens
Speaker 1: here in Las Vegas. And now that woman's on our news.
Speaker 1: She's got a lawyer. She's gonna sue and they're gonna pay.
Speaker 1: And yes, that one cop will probably be fired. They
Speaker 1: all of them should be. Every cop that turned around
Speaker 1: to deal with some guy who simply called them bitches
Speaker 1: should be fired. If your skin as a cop isn't
Speaker 1: thick enough to be called a name, get a new job. Money.
Speaker 1: Those two people made money. Jails get money from the
Speaker 1: state and the Feds for every prisoner they have, so
Speaker 1: every night they can chalk up being full. They make money.
Speaker 1: Prisons are for profit, detention centers are for profit. War
Speaker 1: is for profit mitigating climate change instead of solving climate change,
Speaker 1: making you spend money on the effects of climate change.
Speaker 1: That makes somebody money. Money and racism bigotry are the
Speaker 1: two reasons most of our problems exist. Money and bigotry,
Speaker 1: white supremacy, racism, homophobia, xenophobia, and money. All of the
Speaker 1: world's problems can't be thought, but we won't solve them
Speaker 1: because those problems assisting make somebody questions.
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Speaker 1: And let's keep the party going as long as we can.
Speaker 1: You know, in David G. Hall's training of me and
Speaker 1: Andrew of talk show one oh one, he always said,
Speaker 1: go out and talk about what's on your mind. Make
Speaker 1: that your topic. Even if you don't think anyone will relate,
Speaker 1: they will. You know it's on my mind today A
Speaker 1: that we could fix our problems but don't want to,
Speaker 1: and B that I like you Right now. Am being
Speaker 1: pulled in a lot of different directions. For instance, today
Speaker 1: I am recording. You have to be proud, you have
Speaker 1: to be proud with hatreds so loud, and yet every
Speaker 1: time I go into record, I have imposter syndrome. What
Speaker 1: am I doing in a recording studio? What am I
Speaker 1: doing singing? I have imposter syndrome. Many of you suffer
Speaker 1: from it too. I feel like I shouldn't be in there.
Speaker 1: I can belt out in not one, but two registers.
Speaker 1: You have to be proud. Other people can't do that.
Speaker 1: I can't. And yet what I go into record, it's
Speaker 1: imposter syndrome. Thea's recording the background vocals tomorrow in La Jeanie.
Speaker 1: Tracy's recording more in San Francisco. The producer is already
Speaker 1: working on the track, and I've got to provide the
Speaker 1: lead vocals. First thing on my mind is imposter syndrome.
Speaker 1: That's something that's very real in our society. The second
Speaker 1: is I'm still being pulled out of this country and
Speaker 1: it's scary. Hey, I like my condo here in Vegas.
Speaker 1: I do. I just wish it wasn't in Vegas. It's
Speaker 1: too hot. I've talked to so many locals and they
Speaker 1: all agree. The climate has changed in the last eight years.
Speaker 1: It's changed. June was never one hundred and eleven. That
Speaker 1: just that was August. August is going to be one
Speaker 1: twenty plus. Now that's unlivable. You can't live in that.
Speaker 1: You stay inside. That's not a life. So I'm being
Speaker 1: pulled in many directions. Do I stay or do I go? Now?
Speaker 1: How could I gather the resources to go. And then
Speaker 1: in terms of professional life, do I morph the show
Speaker 1: into more of a lifestyle than an entertainment show and
Speaker 1: less of a political show. Because none of the issues
Speaker 1: that I addressed are going to change until the economics change.
Speaker 1: And that's just a sad fact. When there's no more
Speaker 1: money in racism and bigotry and homophobia and transphobia, then
Speaker 1: that'll change. When there's no more money in letting a
Speaker 1: country this big run them up in the Middle East,
Speaker 1: then it'll change. When there's no more money in people
Speaker 1: being homeless, then that'll change. When corporations and Citizens United
Speaker 1: is finally struck down and we can prosecute social media
Speaker 1: for what they put on their platforms, then the cesspool
Speaker 1: that is now TikTok, Instagram x will Facebook will change.
Speaker 1: When you can actually go after a hater online for
Speaker 1: slander or libel and make it economically hard for someone
Speaker 1: to be a hater, then that will change. But none
Speaker 1: of it's going to change until the economics change. And
Speaker 1: you know, yesterday a lot of you got mad that
Speaker 1: I said the march was futile. I didn't say it
Speaker 1: was futile. I said a lot of it was a
Speaker 1: march of futility. But I said, look, if it brings
Speaker 1: you together, if if you're able to be around like
Speaker 1: minded individuals, then it's worth it. I never said that
Speaker 1: the No Kings March wasn't worth it. Of course it
Speaker 1: was worth it. Show Trump show and show Republicans that
Speaker 1: the tide is changing. So yes, it's worth it. But
Speaker 1: I did say that not much will change because the
Speaker 1: economics of it haven't changed. Companies still feel they're going
Speaker 1: to make more money pandering to MAGA instead of to
Speaker 1: the people that want diversity, equity, and inclusion. That's a
Speaker 1: perfect example of my show today and what I'm talking about.
Speaker 1: Everybody was on the Gay is great, women are wonderful,
Speaker 1: don't disrespect women, Dah Bubba Recompany, every everything was on that.
Speaker 1: And then Trump came around and MAGA got boisterous and
Speaker 1: suddenly it's okay to legislate against women so they die
Speaker 1: needing an abortion. It's okay to vote against trans to
Speaker 1: kick them out of military, to do all the things
Speaker 1: they're doing to them. It's okay to do all those
Speaker 1: things to the gays. Why because there's more money for
Speaker 1: companies that are bigots. It changed because of money, So
Speaker 1: I'm torn. I am not going to change America or
Speaker 1: the world by every day being here and just talking
Speaker 1: about its ills. I'd rather entertain it. I would rather
Speaker 1: entertain you by talking about issues in a different way
Speaker 1: and different issues. We haven't done a cooking show in weeks.
Speaker 1: We haven't gone out in the world and just gone
Speaker 1: with the flowers that belagia. Remember I used to take
Speaker 1: you on my walks, and you know I have all
Speaker 1: that equipment. I could still take you on my walks.
Speaker 1: I don't do any of that anymore, and I want
Speaker 1: to get back to that. And I'm sure many of
Speaker 1: you are looking at your life and going, God, I
Speaker 1: don't do any of this stuff anymore, and so you're
Speaker 1: being pulled too. I think right now in America we're
Speaker 1: all being pulled in about eighty seven million different directions.
Speaker 1: And that's why a lot of us are wearing thin.
Speaker 1: We're wearing thin because we want to be good citizens.
Speaker 1: We want to be involved, we want to be on
Speaker 1: the right side of history. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: we want to have some fun. We don't want to starve.
Speaker 1: We want to be able to take vacations and still
Speaker 1: laugh and have joy with our families very hard to
Speaker 1: be joyful in America right now. Finding joy in America
Speaker 1: is really rough right now, and yet we all want it,
Speaker 1: and so, like you, just like you, I'm being pulled
Speaker 1: in fifty different directions, you know. That's why I'm recording
Speaker 1: music is therapy for me. Gives me solace. That's why
Speaker 1: I'm pursuing Feinstein's at the Hotel Nico formerly the Rathroom
Speaker 1: to go and do a live show again. That gives
Speaker 1: me joy. It makes me happy, terrifies me, and gives
Speaker 1: me great nerves that no one will show up, but
Speaker 1: it gives me great joy once I'm on the stage.
Speaker 1: So I think, like you, I am trying to find
Speaker 1: that balance, the balance between all these existential threats, the wars,
Speaker 1: the racism, the bigotry, the economics of it all, and life,
Speaker 1: our life. And there has to be a balance between
Speaker 1: those two. You can't have existential threats over here weighing
Speaker 1: down the scales constantly. You've got to be able to
Speaker 1: balance it out with life and the goodness of life
Speaker 1: and the fun of life. So in the article, it
Speaker 1: says we have to start thinking differently about all these
Speaker 1: existential threats. We have to realize that most of them
Speaker 1: aren't going to end in our death. They're optimistic. The
Speaker 1: Middle Eastern conflict could easily begin a world war. Ukraine
Speaker 1: could easily begin a world war, and then Americans will die.
Speaker 1: Cutting people off social security, medicare, not giving the medicaid,
Speaker 1: not giving them access to healthcare. People could die. There
Speaker 1: are very real threats to your life and my life
Speaker 1: right now from our own government. How do we balance that.
Speaker 1: I'm learning as I learned. I'll tell you I am
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