Speaker 1: All right, the evening last night was supposed to be
Speaker 1: about Tim Walls, but actually there was another show stealer.
Speaker 1: We're going to talk about who that was also Harley
Speaker 1: and DEI will their CEO be fired because he wanted
Speaker 1: to be inclusive? What's wrong with these people? We won't
Speaker 1: talk about uncensored, unfiltered, un hinged. East La Curel Cast
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Speaker 1: cREL Cast. I am Carral, silvery glad you are joining
Speaker 1: me on this Thursday? Is it the twenty second August
Speaker 1: twenty second? All right? So the big news around the
Speaker 1: world BBC. I turned on last night wall to wall coverage.
Speaker 1: The big news around the world is the DNC, the
Speaker 1: Democratic National Convention, and last night was a big night.
Speaker 1: That was the introduction to the world of Tim Walls.
Speaker 1: And Tim Walls is going to be hopefully our next
Speaker 1: vice pres. And I fell in love with him. He
Speaker 1: was a wonderful speaker. He is so relatable. The fact
Speaker 1: that he started an LGBTQ alliance at the high school
Speaker 1: and offered to be as coach, offered to be their
Speaker 1: faculty advisor, which spoke volumes at the big you know,
Speaker 1: big butch coach football team sort of guy is the
Speaker 1: LGBTQ alliance. I like his notion of we're all neighbors.
Speaker 1: That certainly puts it into some great perspective. However, the
Speaker 1: night belonged to not Oprah and not Pete Buddha judge
Speaker 1: who spoke presidentially, who was incredible, actually, and I was
Speaker 1: so proud of him. He's so cute too, but I
Speaker 1: was so proud of him as a gay person myself
Speaker 1: to see a gay man up there, just just tearing
Speaker 1: it up. And all those people were great. But the
Speaker 1: night belonged to Gus Walls. I may cry just talking
Speaker 1: about it today. I you know, when they cut to
Speaker 1: the Walls family, I didn't know anything about Gus at all. Okay,
Speaker 1: I didn't know he existed. I knew about the daughter, Hope,
Speaker 1: but I didn't know about Gus. I didn't know that
Speaker 1: he had a nonverbal a nonverbal learning disability. He is
Speaker 1: not autistic. That someone said he's autistic. I do not
Speaker 1: believe he's autistic. But he also has a d D
Speaker 1: unless nonverbal learning disability is classified as on the spectrum.
Speaker 1: I don't know enough about it, but I do know
Speaker 1: he has a learning disability, and his pride and his
Speaker 1: joy in seeing his father up on that stage. So
Speaker 1: when Tim Wall says, I accept your nomination for Vice
Speaker 1: President of the United States, and Tim Wall's eyes welled
Speaker 1: up because he couldn't believe that he was saying that,
Speaker 1: you know, and his son stood up and was screaming,
Speaker 1: that's my dad, that's my dad. And the pride and
Speaker 1: the joy and just the pure one hundred percent emotion
Speaker 1: of that moment. If you weren't crying, you're not human.
Speaker 1: We know Ann Coulter is not human. She posted a
Speaker 1: picture of Gus Waltz crying on Twitter and said, talk
Speaker 1: about weird and culture should really be swallowed up by
Speaker 1: a volcano. I mean truly. But those of us that
Speaker 1: are human with hearts, that was it. That was it,
Speaker 1: And I could go on for the entire show and
Speaker 1: talk about what that means. First of all, here we
Speaker 1: have an average everyman from Minnesota, you know, an average everyman,
Speaker 1: and he is up there and made it to that stage,
Speaker 1: and the moment was not lost on him. He's not
Speaker 1: such a jaded politician Washington, DC guy that the gravity
Speaker 1: of that moment. Look, I have been in front of
Speaker 1: big crowds like that in Ireland when we lead the
Speaker 1: parade there for Saint Patrick's Day and we're on a
Speaker 1: double decker bus and we're the first thing in the
Speaker 1: parade and literally millions of people are along the parade
Speaker 1: route and they're five, six, ten people deep, and at
Speaker 1: any moment you're in front of tens of thousands of people,
Speaker 1: and the applause and the elation when it hits you
Speaker 1: on that double decker bus, you cry. I know. I've
Speaker 1: been lucky enough to lead that parade in Dublin three times,
Speaker 1: and each time when I brought someone with me, I said,
Speaker 1: you're gonna cry when we round this corner and that's okay,
Speaker 1: And they were all three like, oh, I'm not gonna cry.
Speaker 1: They balled like babies because the over emotion, the gravity
Speaker 1: of the situation. So here we have Tim Walls understanding
Speaker 1: getting it that this guy from Minnesota, this school teacher,
Speaker 1: this National guardsman, you know, and yes, Congressman, but you
Speaker 1: know what, this regular guy with a regular family who
Speaker 1: had a family that was wiped out by you know,
Speaker 1: medical bills and thank god, as he said, for Social
Speaker 1: Security survivor benefits. This guy who worked after school. He
Speaker 1: and his wife to pay for the lunch program for
Speaker 1: other students. This is exactly the man we want in politics.
Speaker 1: And then his son, his son feeling, and his daughter.
Speaker 1: His daughter was in tears, and his daughter was moved,
Speaker 1: and his wife had tears streaming down her face because
Speaker 1: they get it. But more importantly, it brings us back
Speaker 1: to a time when politics was joyous, when politics was
Speaker 1: you know, wasn't all horror and doom and gloom, And
Speaker 1: more importantly, when politics wasn't about the politician Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: Bill Clinton, who I adored hearing, and he was funny
Speaker 1: as hell as always. I am sorry that his left
Speaker 1: hand was shaking. That means he has some kind of
Speaker 1: neurological disorder. Hey, he's seventy eight, God bless him. And
Speaker 1: I hope whatever the neurological disorder is isn't like Parkinson's
Speaker 1: or MS or anything. I'm glad whatever he is dealing with,
Speaker 1: he is still out there. He is still at the convention.
Speaker 1: But I will tell And he was great, But he said,
Speaker 1: don't listen when you're hearing Donald Trump. Listen for the
Speaker 1: eyes the meaning I eye this. I that I lost
Speaker 1: the election. You know, I can't believe if I was cheated.
Speaker 1: I can't believe they're making fun of me. I can't
Speaker 1: believe they're being nasty to me. I I I. And
Speaker 1: what's lost in that is us. Donald Trump doesn't talk
Speaker 1: about policy, and he doesn't talk about us. He doesn't
Speaker 1: talk about how life, you know, and politics affects us.
Speaker 1: He talks all about him. And could you imagine anyone
Speaker 1: in his family so thrilled for him that they would
Speaker 1: Have you ever seen a tear from Ivanka or Don
Speaker 1: Junior or any of them. No, because they don't love
Speaker 1: their father the way that Gus Walls loves his father.
Speaker 1: They just don't love Donald Trump is loveless. Nobody looks
Speaker 1: at Donald Trump with the respect, the admiration and the
Speaker 1: love that Tim Walls and Gus Walls have between them.
Speaker 1: Nobody has that in Maga, and Maga is attacking Gus Walls.
Speaker 1: We have and culture saying talk about weird and a
Speaker 1: picture of him crying. Yeah, an, go ahead, make fun
Speaker 1: of a loving son who has also got a learning disability.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, you cold heartless witch. You know the world
Speaker 1: would be better off with more Gus Walls's and less
Speaker 1: and cultures. And I for one eye was joyous and look,
Speaker 1: I know it's a hard road ahead of us, and
Speaker 1: I know that we may lose this election. I get it.
Speaker 1: But for a brief moment this week, we have been
Speaker 1: reminded that this can be fun and don't take it
Speaker 1: all so seriously, have a good time with politics. Get involved,
Speaker 1: and get involved because you know you're going to be
Speaker 1: having a good time even if you're fighting a fight.
Speaker 1: Pete Buddha Judge was so presidential, so presidential in his
Speaker 1: speaking and made everyone I'm so proud, but particularly the
Speaker 1: gays in the audience. Gus Walls. I am seeing editorials
Speaker 1: from parents who have kids with learning disabilities. They were
Speaker 1: in tears last night. Around the world. The Guardian, the Times,
Speaker 1: the Canadian newspapers, every foreign newspaper that NHK World had
Speaker 1: him on their news. Everybody around the world was touched
Speaker 1: by what they saw except MAGA. And that tells you
Speaker 1: who MAGA is. They are a cult. They are an unthinking,
Speaker 1: unfeeling cult, and they must never be allowed back in
Speaker 1: politics ever. There you know, I don't care that RFK
Speaker 1: is going to endorse Trump this week. No one that
Speaker 1: was gonna vote for RFK is gonna vote for Kamala
Speaker 1: and Tim anyway, So it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter
Speaker 1: that he's gonna, you know, endorse Trump. It doesn't matter
Speaker 1: because no one that we going to vote for RFK
Speaker 1: will vote for Kamala. So it just doesn't matter. What
Speaker 1: does matter is the tone. The tone has completely changed,
Speaker 1: and Gus Walls has helped that tone change with his
Speaker 1: sheer joy and compassion and happiness and love pouring forth
Speaker 1: for his father on that stage. You know, there's been
Speaker 1: a few videos that I'm converting from the old days,
Speaker 1: and so many people said, you could always see how
Speaker 1: Andrew adored you in his eyes, And I was busy
Speaker 1: being me when I was on stage or whatever. I
Speaker 1: didn't have time to look into Andrew's eyes. I was
Speaker 1: out on stage singing or talking to people or whatever.
Speaker 1: But now that I look at videos that do show
Speaker 1: him as he was watching me, that same love, that
Speaker 1: same adoration, that same connection, that bond, that joy inside
Speaker 1: of Andrew watching me be me, It's there. It's evident.
Speaker 1: And I only hope that you have had someone or
Speaker 1: have someone in your life that loves you and roots
Speaker 1: for you and cheers you on like Gus Walls cheered
Speaker 1: on his dad, like Tim Walls's wife cheered on her husband,
Speaker 1: like Hope his daughter born from iu iu F, not IVF,
Speaker 1: but another another form of fertile fertilization process. You know,
Speaker 1: I hope that hope and her joy and that whole
Speaker 1: family's joy. I hope that you can find a little
Speaker 1: piece of that in your life. Because God didn't look wonderful,
Speaker 1: didn't it just look wonderful when the stage filled up,
Speaker 1: And there they all were when his former football team
Speaker 1: came out, all grown up, some aging better than others,
Speaker 1: and they were all grown up in his pride when
Speaker 1: he walked out amongst them. You know, we have been
Speaker 1: inundated with horrible people for so long that we just
Speaker 1: accept horrible people. You know, I'm still getting beat up
Speaker 1: on social media for my kitchen. I posted a picture
Speaker 1: of my kitchen said I like open shelvings. Why in
Speaker 1: the world would anyone have cupboards? And one thousand and
Speaker 1: twelve hundred comments now, and of them a thousand of
Speaker 1: them detrimental, just not nice, not kind, not nice, and
Speaker 1: not just disagreeing or saying they don't like it, using
Speaker 1: curse words, expletives, all kinds of ridiculous. It's because people
Speaker 1: have turned into horrible people. Americans, many have turned into
Speaker 1: really horrible people, and we accept them. We accept them
Speaker 1: because we figure it's the norm. Now everybody's just horrible corporations.
Speaker 1: We just accept that they're horrible and they're going to
Speaker 1: treat us badly. You know, talk about health care reform.
Speaker 1: I mentioned this morning to my friend Hannah. You know,
Speaker 1: now I go in for this ultrasound next week. I said,
Speaker 1: you know, when they find a lump or any kind
Speaker 1: of cancer where anything they think could be cancer in
Speaker 1: your body, there should be a law, a health care
Speaker 1: law that you must be seen within seven days to
Speaker 1: be diagnosed, because so many of you get told by
Speaker 1: your doctor, oh well it could be something, let's check
Speaker 1: it out, and then it takes months to finally get
Speaker 1: an answer while you think the cancer is there growing
Speaker 1: inside of you. No, seven days, with all the diagnostic
Speaker 1: things we have in today's world, seven days is what
Speaker 1: it should be. But we're used to healthcare treating us poorly.
Speaker 1: We're so used to being treated poorly by almost everybody
Speaker 1: that when we see love, affection, kindness, when we see joy,
Speaker 1: we almost don't know how to deal with it. We
Speaker 1: almost like, oh, that's what is that? Because it's foreign
Speaker 1: to us now, Love, acceptance, guidance, empowerment. You have to
Speaker 1: wonder who these people are? Who, how did we become
Speaker 1: these people? And who let us down? There? Was it really?
Speaker 1: Donald Trump? Ronald Reagan, George W. Bush? Did these people
Speaker 1: create the mean Americans that exist? Now? Who are these people?
Speaker 1: They're weird? Living in this negativity is weird and we
Speaker 1: need to stop it. We need to start finding joy
Speaker 1: and happiness and love and togetherness and camaraderie. Hey Corel here,
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Speaker 1: to the loudest, craziest, most unhinged gay guy and his
Speaker 1: little dog, and let's keep the party going as long
Speaker 1: as we can. If you are not white, cisgendered, heterosexual,
Speaker 1: and maga, Harley Davidson doesn't want your business. If you
Speaker 1: are not a Trump supporting white, anti gay, anti woman,
Speaker 1: anti immigrant, if you are anyone of color, if you're
Speaker 1: a gay or lesbian or trans or by if you're
Speaker 1: a woman, if you believe like the Constitution says that
Speaker 1: all men are created equal in women as well, then
Speaker 1: don't buy a Harley because Harley Davidson doesn't want you
Speaker 1: as a client. And here's the proof. Their CEO three
Speaker 1: weeks ago, in a speech, said that they were going
Speaker 1: to launch Diversity, Equity and Inclusion DEI Initiatives to try
Speaker 1: to be a more fair company and to try tried
Speaker 1: to be presented to the public as a more inclusive
Speaker 1: company that wants everyone to ride their bikes and wants
Speaker 1: to treat everyone with respect in their company and wants
Speaker 1: to treat all of their customers with respect. They wanted
Speaker 1: to support more diversity, equity and inclusive agendas. Well MAGA
Speaker 1: had a big backlash against it, and now they have,
Speaker 1: just like that tractor company, a tractor supply warehouse. Just
Speaker 1: like Best Buy, they have pulled all of their DEI
Speaker 1: initiatives they have pulled down, just like Travel Orlando or
Speaker 1: Travel Florida. Travel Florida has pulled down their LGBTQ travel page,
Speaker 1: and yet Pride Radio trips over themselves every year to
Speaker 1: promote Orlando and send people to Disney World in a
Speaker 1: state where their tourism bureau has now taken away their
Speaker 1: LGBTQ travel page. And So I have been a motorcyclist
Speaker 1: since two thousand and five, So for nineteen years I've
Speaker 1: ridden motorcycles. I have been offered motorcycles galore from the
Speaker 1: Motorcycle Council, who I believe is homophobic as well, just
Speaker 1: like Harley Davidson. And because they stopped servicing me when
Speaker 1: I started questioning what other DEI outreach do you do
Speaker 1: as the Motorcycle Council, you are the agency that all
Speaker 1: the brands belong to, and you try to lead those
Speaker 1: brands in certain you know, and promote motorcycles. Well, what
Speaker 1: are you doing to promote them to gay people, buy people,
Speaker 1: trans people, to immigrants. Suddenly they stop servicing me. They'll say, oh,
Speaker 1: it's because you moved to Vegas. But they brought bikes
Speaker 1: out here for four months after I moved here, and
Speaker 1: then I questioned them and this guy named Ty that
Speaker 1: works for them, and when he said, well, you are
Speaker 1: our gay outreach, and I said, well that's pathetic. You
Speaker 1: should do more. I could get you a lit. That
Speaker 1: was it. No more bikes. Maybe it was because they
Speaker 1: don't see the value in me as a journalist, in
Speaker 1: me as a podcaster. I don't know, but it seemed
Speaker 1: very homophobic. And now Harley is saying they may fire
Speaker 1: the CEO because he wanted to be inclusive. He wanted
Speaker 1: to foster diversity and equity. Who are these people? Maga
Speaker 1: is a plague, a cancer on America. It should be excised,
Speaker 1: It should not be given a platform. They should They
Speaker 1: should have X and true social and that's it. Threads
Speaker 1: should ban Maga. Yes, I said, ban Maga Threads Instagram.
Speaker 1: They should ban these people. These people, the Constitution, the
Speaker 1: Declaration of Independence, We the people, in order to form
Speaker 1: a more perfect union, know all men. They should have
Speaker 1: said all people. But all men are created equally, imbued
Speaker 1: by their creator, with inalienable rights that include life, liberty,
Speaker 1: the pursuit of happiness. These are in our founding documents.
Speaker 1: Our Founding Document one of the most diverse, equitable, and
Speaker 1: inclusive documents unless you were black at the time, and
Speaker 1: then you were with one fifth of a person. But
Speaker 1: we changed, we amended it so that document and that
Speaker 1: ideal of America is to be diverse, is to have
Speaker 1: everyone be equal, an equal playing field. That's the whole
Speaker 1: point of America. And now MAGA has turned it into
Speaker 1: immigrants are dangerous, evil people that should be shut out
Speaker 1: and deported. They want to take all of our resources.
Speaker 1: When every single motherfucker in this cuntry except Native Americans
Speaker 1: as an immigrant. Donald Trump's parents were not born here.
Speaker 1: This is the most hypocritical group of assholes I have
Speaker 1: ever seen in my life. And the notion that they
Speaker 1: are not for diversity, equity, and inclusion The notion that
Speaker 1: any American would be against diversity, equity and inclusion is
Speaker 1: simply un American at its core. You know, we gays
Speaker 1: have been feeling good about the DNC. We saw the
Speaker 1: head of Glad spoke, We had the Human Rights Campaign,
Speaker 1: Pete Buddha Judge. There's been other Robert Garcia, a gay
Speaker 1: congress person. There's been many gay and lesbian, trans and
Speaker 1: by representatives at the conference on the stage. You saw
Speaker 1: zero at the RNC because they're un American. We need
Speaker 1: to phrase it that if you're against DEI, you are
Speaker 1: un American. Harley Davidson, you are an Unamerican company. I
Speaker 1: would rather have an Indian motorcycle because Harley and their
Speaker 1: riders are bad for America. I've never liked Harley Davidson
Speaker 1: as a brand. I've never liked their riders. They've always
Speaker 1: been assholes. They are. If you buy a Harley, you're
Speaker 1: pretty much an asshole. I'm sorry, you just are. You
Speaker 1: support a company that is hateful and you become a
Speaker 1: member of this Harley club where it's maga. Maga has
Speaker 1: the market cornered on Harley. Well, you know what, let
Speaker 1: them And when Kamala winds and when the mood of
Speaker 1: the nation changes, let them die out and let a
Speaker 1: motorcycle company like Indian or let a motorcycle company like
Speaker 1: Moto Gutsi or Aprilia or Kawasaki or Yamaha or Hunda,
Speaker 1: let them prosper and screw Harley Davidson. They claim to
Speaker 1: be an American motorcycle company with American values. D EI
Speaker 1: is one of the core American values, diverse, equitable, inclusive.
Speaker 1: Why would we want to be the opposite of that?
Speaker 1: Why would we want to be segregated, unequal and excluded?
Speaker 1: Because that's what they reverse is and that's what Harley
Speaker 1: writers want. They want to exclude people, not include people.
Speaker 1: That's what MAGA wants. MAGA wants to exclude you. Are
Speaker 1: you a woman that wants to write to your own body?
Speaker 1: Then no? Are you a gay person by trans or
Speaker 1: queer in any way then no. Do you not believe
Speaker 1: in the Christian God? Then no? Are you not white?
Speaker 1: Then no? Did you come from another country? Then no?
Speaker 1: All they are is the party of negativity and horror,
Speaker 1: And at this time they are stamped out like the
Speaker 1: evil they are. We are fighting for more in this
Speaker 1: election than just two people. We are fighting for three
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty seven million people that call themselves Americans.
Speaker 1: Because guess what, this is bigger than Kamala Harris. This
Speaker 1: is bigger than Tim Walls or even Gus Walls. This
Speaker 1: is bigger than you or I. We are fighting for
Speaker 1: whether we're going to become a dictatorship that hates everybody
Speaker 1: that's not Nazis. Nazis MAGA is a Nazi party. If
Speaker 1: you're not like us, then you're excluded. You're not allowed
Speaker 1: in society. You're not allowed to be equal. You are
Speaker 1: not allowed to buy a cake at this bakery, you
Speaker 1: are not allowed to go shopping at that store. I
Speaker 1: this person can refuse service to you because they don't
Speaker 1: like you. That's not America. That is not what the
Speaker 1: founders had in mind. That is not what the Constitution
Speaker 1: is about, what the Declaration was about. It's not about
Speaker 1: anything that ever governed our kind, the Federalist papers, It's
Speaker 1: not what America is. And yes, America has been a
Speaker 1: racist nation. The blight of slavery is something that we
Speaker 1: should never forget and that we should always, always, always
Speaker 1: teach our children the truth about. But the same goes
Speaker 1: for being anti gay and homophobic. Yes, this nation has
Speaker 1: gotten it wrong a lot, but that doesn't mean that
Speaker 1: we can't get it right. But we have to have
Speaker 1: people that want to get it right. And MAGA does
Speaker 1: not want to get it right. They don't like you,
Speaker 1: and they don't like me, and they don't want us
Speaker 1: to ride motorcycles. They don't want motorcycle companies to advertise
Speaker 1: to us, to show us in their ads. You know,
Speaker 1: gay people buy motorcycles, dikes on bikes. Hello. And if
Speaker 1: I were a lesbian and I owned a Harley, I'd
Speaker 1: fucking throw it in a ditch. I would trade it
Speaker 1: in faster than you can say that plaid, you know.
Speaker 1: So they're wearing plaid at the conference for tim from Minnesota,
Speaker 1: and but they asked us lesbian last night, why are
Speaker 1: you wearing plaid? And she said because I'm from Minnesota.
Speaker 1: And I thought she should have said because I'm a dyke.
Speaker 1: I mean it's plaid. I'm a dyke. Hello. So I
Speaker 1: don't understand who these people are that are against diversity,
Speaker 1: equity and inclusion. I don't understand why Pete Buddha Judge
Speaker 1: is constantly you know, criticized by Trump and JD Vance
Speaker 1: and all these others because of his family. He has
Speaker 1: a husband, he has children, you know, And as he said,
Speaker 1: all of that just came around in the last twenty
Speaker 1: five years. When he was a kid, when he was
Speaker 1: a young man, the hope of being equal and having
Speaker 1: a family and having children, that just didn't exist. And
Speaker 1: they don't want it to exist anymore. They're tired of
Speaker 1: me having a place at the table. Find me that
Speaker 1: I don't have to scoot everybody out of the way
Speaker 1: and make my own place. They're tired of women that
Speaker 1: have opinions about their lives and about their bodies. They're
Speaker 1: tired of young people who are like, we don't believe
Speaker 1: in a Christian God. That's just bull crap, that's just
Speaker 1: a bunch of fairy tales designed to govern. They don't
Speaker 1: want us in their America because they see it as
Speaker 1: their America, America where you're white, where you're Christian, where
Speaker 1: you're a Nazi, where you follow an orange convicted felon.
Speaker 1: That's what they want. That's who they are, and we
Speaker 1: have not been shaming them enough. DEI has been Most
Speaker 1: companies have now gotten rid of their DEI departments. There
Speaker 1: should be shame on those companies, and I hope Kamala
Speaker 1: and Tim make it a point to start shaming companies
Speaker 1: that are reversing their DEI part I hope they give
Speaker 1: tax incentives to companies that have DEI policies and charge
Speaker 1: higher taxes to those that don't. Well, Correll, that's not
Speaker 1: very equal. Uh huh. You only get treated equally if
Speaker 1: you believe everyone should be treated equally. If you don't
Speaker 1: welcome diversity, then you're not welcome. You know. I know
Speaker 1: that there's this whole thing that they're my neighbor and
Speaker 1: that you know, even though we disagree, Okay, that's fine,
Speaker 1: But if you disagree and hate your neighbor, you don't
Speaker 1: invite them to dinner. You don't sit there and worry
Speaker 1: about their problems. You're like, well, they're evil, and I
Speaker 1: hope their house collapses on them. But if it does,
Speaker 1: I'll go in and help them pull them out of
Speaker 1: the rubble. But still, you know, so don't I don't
Speaker 1: understand how Harley thinks it's a good idea to repeal
Speaker 1: their DEI initiatives, because Maga insists, I am so sick
Speaker 1: of these people getting their way. I am so sick
Speaker 1: of it. It makes me want to leave the country.
Speaker 1: Every time MAGA gets their way, I want to leave.
Speaker 1: I'm like, I'm sick of this. I'm want to go
Speaker 1: someplace where there aren't these petty, weak, impotent, small, little
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