Speaker 1: We seem to be living in a world of impossibilities,
Speaker 1: So how do we overcome the impossible. We're gonna talk
Speaker 1: about some of these impossibilities today and how we can
Speaker 1: get through them together on the Correl Cast. So join me, baby,
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Speaker 1: It is the Crell Cast. I am correl Sel. Very
Speaker 1: glad you are joining me on this Tuesday, October twenty second. Yes,
Speaker 1: I look at my watch every day to tell me
Speaker 1: the correct date. I don't want to get it wrong
Speaker 1: looking at my boom microphone like it's a man in
Speaker 1: front of me. Hone, alrighty, I gotta move back a
Speaker 1: little though. We got to I'm sorry I'm a little
Speaker 1: late today, just a little late. You don't know that
Speaker 1: because I'm here on time for you, but I'm late
Speaker 1: for me, all right. You know, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: stuff in the news every day. I'm torn on what
Speaker 1: topics to do, uh, And I want to always give
Speaker 1: you the listener and viewer, something to chew on, so
Speaker 1: to speak, or something to chat about. In the chatroom
Speaker 1: at YouTube dot com forward slash really corel. You know,
Speaker 1: I want to be there for current events. Okay, However,
Speaker 1: I will say, and I'm checking the YouTube and it
Speaker 1: appears something is stalled there, so I'm gonna gonna get
Speaker 1: it going there. However, there are some days where I
Speaker 1: look at the news and I look at the topics,
Speaker 1: and I look at everything, and I think to myself,
Speaker 1: you know, we've talked about all of this already. You know,
Speaker 1: I have already voted, a lot of you have already voted.
Speaker 1: So talking about the best candidate or blah blah blah
Speaker 1: or what the polls say, none of that matters. Nothing
Speaker 1: matters now until November sixth or seventh, my birthday, you know,
Speaker 1: until we find out if Kamala is able to pull
Speaker 1: this off, if Kamala can do it. So the rest
Speaker 1: kind of doesn't matter because your mind is made up,
Speaker 1: and there's nothing I'm gonna say to you or anybody
Speaker 1: that's listening that may be a Trump supporter, that is
Speaker 1: going to change your mind. And to me, right now,
Speaker 1: it started almost I see these people at the polls
Speaker 1: with their Trump signs and their banners and their flags,
Speaker 1: and over at my polling place, there's twenty to one
Speaker 1: Trump signs to Harris. The Harris campaign is not doing
Speaker 1: a good job here in Nevada. They're just not the
Speaker 1: Trump people are. They're everywhere, their billboards and signs are everywhere,
Speaker 1: And again, I don't know how effective those are because
Speaker 1: I don't think that many voters are going to be
Speaker 1: swayed by these signs at this point in the election.
Speaker 1: But as I was looking at the news and realizing
Speaker 1: that my whole career and talk, the same issues have
Speaker 1: basically popped up, whether it was under George W. Bush
Speaker 1: or whoever, that the same issues have popped up, and
Speaker 1: it seems impossible today October twenty tewod to overcome the
Speaker 1: stupidity that has become the United States of America. Now.
Speaker 1: I don't want to be Donald Trump and down America.
Speaker 1: We have a lot of great Americans, we really do.
Speaker 1: And we have a lot of great American innovation and
Speaker 1: American technology and just American spirit. We have a beautiful country.
Speaker 1: Our country that we're parts we haven't destroyed, are absolutely gorgeous.
Speaker 1: I think that's what frustrates so many of us, the
Speaker 1: promise of America that we could get this right if
Speaker 1: we really wanted to, but on some days it all
Speaker 1: just seems impossible. It seems impossible that we're going to
Speaker 1: win this election because they're just seems to be more
Speaker 1: stupid out there than not. It seems impossible that we're
Speaker 1: going to, you know, get over climate change, that we're
Speaker 1: going to be able to build cities to withstand the climate,
Speaker 1: but also that we're going to make substantive changes that
Speaker 1: will help us not be as devastated. Look, I just
Speaker 1: read an article today that should be on the top
Speaker 1: of everybody's mind, and that is by twenty fifty That
Speaker 1: is that is not that long, honey, It's twenty five years.
Speaker 1: Fifty percent of the world will not have access to
Speaker 1: adequate food because of climate change. Fifty percent. Okay, that
Speaker 1: means food is going to skyrocket, and that things like
Speaker 1: fresh fruits and vegetables are going to become a thing
Speaker 1: of the past. In what meaning in the variety we
Speaker 1: just won't have pineapples from you know here. You know,
Speaker 1: last night I saw something because the whole Israel thing
Speaker 1: seems impossible to me. How are we gonna get peace
Speaker 1: when Netanyahu is just going on a ti rad and
Speaker 1: committing genocide because that's what he's doing. And you know,
Speaker 1: the notion that Jews are committing genocide is just remarkable
Speaker 1: to me. But they are. He says it's to wipe
Speaker 1: out Hamas. You'll never wipe out Hamas ever. Ever. In fact,
Speaker 1: the more you kill people in Hamas, the more you
Speaker 1: get people to join Hamas. I don't know why he
Speaker 1: doesn't know that. I don't know why people in the
Speaker 1: area don't know that. Did they learn nothing from us
Speaker 1: after nine to eleven where we attacked the wrong country,
Speaker 1: We attacked Iraq and only made more people hate us,
Speaker 1: And then we went into Afghanistan and for you know,
Speaker 1: nineteen years. You know, the Taliban is now running Afghanistan.
Speaker 1: We did nothing there. We didn't bring peace, we didn't
Speaker 1: bring women's rights. It's gone back to the Stone Ages.
Speaker 1: It was for nothing. No one wants to say that
Speaker 1: Americans died. No one wants to say that Afghanistan was
Speaker 1: for nothing. It was for nothing. Iraq was for nothing.
Speaker 1: Remember Colon Powell standing at the United Nations lying about
Speaker 1: weapons of mass destruction, ruining his political career because he
Speaker 1: aligned with George W. Bush. And so when I look
Speaker 1: at the Middle East, it seems impossible that there will
Speaker 1: ever be peace there when you have people like Netan Yahoo.
Speaker 1: The Jews don't want genocide. The Jewish people do not
Speaker 1: want Netan Yahoo committing genocide. They do not, and yet
Speaker 1: he is. Last night I saw a thing about the
Speaker 1: West Bank and how tensions in the West Bank, of course,
Speaker 1: have pushed up. Plus Israelis are pushing further and further
Speaker 1: into the West Bank, taking Palestinian land. How does this
Speaker 1: affect you? Well, one quarter, okay, one quarter of the
Speaker 1: West Bank's economy is olives. Olive oil. Okay, now we
Speaker 1: know that because of climate change, olive oil has skyrocketed
Speaker 1: in pricing. Last night I watched how the Jews, the
Speaker 1: Jewish people are killing Palestinians who are simply harvesting the
Speaker 1: olives that they have harvested for decades and decades and
Speaker 1: decades because they are along the border of Israel and
Speaker 1: the West Bank, and the Israelis want to push further in.
Speaker 1: So the Israelis are destroying olive fields, destroying them, burning
Speaker 1: thousands of olive trees. At a time when olive oil
Speaker 1: is at an all time high and there's an international
Speaker 1: shortage of it, what are the Israelis doing burning olive
Speaker 1: trees so that Palestinians cannot harvest the all and live.
Speaker 1: These people depend on that income every year to survive,
Speaker 1: and now they're not getting it because Israelis are killing
Speaker 1: Palestinians for harvesting olives on their own land in the
Speaker 1: West Bank. Now you're not hearing about this over here.
Speaker 1: This is documented. The CBC did a whole thing on
Speaker 1: it last night and the BBC. The Israelis are killing
Speaker 1: Palestinians in the West Bank for harvesting olives on their
Speaker 1: own land. They're also destroying their olive farms because they
Speaker 1: know that twenty five percent of the economy of the
Speaker 1: West Bank comes from olive oil. Twenty five percent, one
Speaker 1: quarter of their economy in the West Bank comes from
Speaker 1: olive oil and olives, and the Israelis are killing the
Speaker 1: Palestinians who are trying to harvest it and moving into
Speaker 1: their land, moving into the West Bank further and further
Speaker 1: and destroying the olive fields so they can build their
Speaker 1: own houses. Now, I don't care if you're Jewish or not.
Speaker 1: That's wrong. What your people are doing in that area
Speaker 1: is wrong, and it seems impossible to stop. How it
Speaker 1: seems impossible to them. And so you wonder how Hamas forms.
Speaker 1: You wonder how radicalism takes over when you have Israelis
Speaker 1: pushing into a territory that is not theirs, occupying it,
Speaker 1: destroying the crop that those people rely upon, and then
Speaker 1: shooting them for harvesting it. And that's supposed to bring peace.
Speaker 1: But more importantly, when I go over to Sam's Club,
Speaker 1: or when I go over to Costco, that jug of
Speaker 1: olive oil because I use a lot as a vegan,
Speaker 1: that jug of olive oil has gone from fourteen to
Speaker 1: thirty dollars, and it's going to go up even more
Speaker 1: now that the Israelis are wiping out olive fields in
Speaker 1: the Middle East, that seems impossible to stop. It seems
Speaker 1: impossible to do anything about. So Trump almost seems impossible
Speaker 1: to stop. The courts will not stop him, the jails
Speaker 1: will not jail him. Prosecutors will not stop him. Democrats
Speaker 1: seem impotent against him. I don't know why this should
Speaker 1: be the easiest election in the world. Anybody I should
Speaker 1: be able to beat Donald Trump. Anybody should be able
Speaker 1: to beat Donald Trump. He is old, infirm, crapping his
Speaker 1: pants on Fox News. So they put a towel under him.
Speaker 1: He rambles. He is mental acuity is gone. His policies
Speaker 1: are crap. He has no plan for America. He's angry, bitter,
Speaker 1: an election denier, a seditionist, a trader. He is a criminal.
Speaker 1: He sells our documents to foreign you know, foreign countries
Speaker 1: like Saudi Arabia. He's an opportunist. He only cares about himself.
Speaker 1: He's a narcissist. I could go down the line. His
Speaker 1: own joint cheats of staff, his own advisors have denounced him.
Speaker 1: High ranking Republicans are voting against him. He should be
Speaker 1: easy to beat. Why do the Democrats have such a
Speaker 1: problem beating this criminal, this convicted felon. That seems an
Speaker 1: impossible question, doesn't it. You're like, well, I don't know, Corel.
Speaker 1: Why do they? And the answer to that is very simple,
Speaker 1: because we are not the United States, We never have been,
Speaker 1: and we keep trying to force ourselves to be one
Speaker 1: with a group of people that don't want anything to
Speaker 1: do with us. We are Israel and Gaza. We are
Speaker 1: we are Israel and Gaza. The South wants to be
Speaker 1: their own country. Red States want their own sovereign rule.
Speaker 1: They don't want the constitution. They don't want diversity, equity, inclusion.
Speaker 1: They don't want abortion, they don't want women to have
Speaker 1: a voice. They don't want gays to be able to
Speaker 1: live open lives. They want to be Hamas. They want
Speaker 1: to rule. They want a dictator to rule them. They've
Speaker 1: made it clear, they've set out loud. We don't mind
Speaker 1: if Trump is a dictator. The Red States want a
Speaker 1: dictator to rule them under basic Christian Sharia law. They
Speaker 1: are Hamas maga is Hamas without the missiles. That's what
Speaker 1: they are. And they don't want to be a part
Speaker 1: of our country. A country that values life, that values
Speaker 1: diversity inclusion, a country that wants to celebrate immigrants and
Speaker 1: celebrate multiculturalism, a country that wants to move forward when
Speaker 1: it comes to climate change, that wants to make real,
Speaker 1: substantive changes. They don't want to be a part of that,
Speaker 1: and we keep trying to force them to be. That's
Speaker 1: why we're where we're at today. And no president will
Speaker 1: stand up and say, I'm ready to let the Red
Speaker 1: States form their own union. I'm ready to let them go.
Speaker 1: They cost us money. They don't give the federal government.
Speaker 1: They take more than they give we are ready to
Speaker 1: cut them loose. No president or candidate will say that.
Speaker 1: I would say that if I were running. So there
Speaker 1: are so many impossible scenarios ahead of us. How do
Speaker 1: we fight inflation? Truly? How do we make it cheaper
Speaker 1: to buy groceries to go out and eat? How can
Speaker 1: we ever afford a trip again to see our family
Speaker 1: over the holidays when hotels are now three hundred dollars
Speaker 1: a night? How you know, how can we survive America
Speaker 1: and thrive in the country. That seems to be an
Speaker 1: impossible question right now? How do we thrive in this country?
Speaker 1: So I've been thinking a lot about impossible scenarios because
Speaker 1: I have one here with the show, and I'm going
Speaker 1: to share that with you and the answers to how
Speaker 1: we start dealing with these impossible problems, because I have
Speaker 1: an answer for you as to how we actually deal
Speaker 1: with some of these seemingly insurmountable problems that are in America.
Speaker 1: Right gun buyers, we just we all sit there and
Speaker 1: throw up our arms. Well, how do we know it's
Speaker 1: impossible to deal with gun bikes? How do we deal
Speaker 1: the tut we about how to deal with the impossible?
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Speaker 1: almost thirty years of support for the loudest, craziest, most
Speaker 1: unhinged gay guy and his little dog. And let's keep
Speaker 1: the party going as long as we can. You know,
Speaker 1: getting my song We're not going back by thea Austen
Speaker 1: played seemed impossible. And then suddenly KGA Wise Palm Springs
Speaker 1: played it because THEA is going to be in Palm
Speaker 1: Springs October twenty sixth, and they played it on the radio.
Speaker 1: They did that today. Yesterday they've added it to their playlist.
Speaker 1: The campaign heard about this and they played it. The
Speaker 1: campaign played the song. It's on the We have been
Speaker 1: told it is now on the official playlist to play
Speaker 1: at events for the next two weeks. It happened. Boom
Speaker 1: doesn't mean a ton of money, doesn't mean it's going
Speaker 1: to get a zillion plays. It just means that the
Speaker 1: goal I started out with, which was to create a
Speaker 1: song that the campaign could play and be proud of
Speaker 1: and that others could listen to and be inspired by.
Speaker 1: That it was going to get out there. Well, it's
Speaker 1: two weeks from the campaign, but it's getting out there.
Speaker 1: You know, AIDS was impossible. How did we live in
Speaker 1: the age of AIDS. All of our friends were dying,
Speaker 1: Andrew had HIV. Everything just seemed impossible. Being gay in
Speaker 1: America still and before really seemed impossible, and a lot
Speaker 1: of gay people had to do horrible things just to survive. Truly,
Speaker 1: some of them illegal truly at the time because being
Speaker 1: gay was illegal, having gay sex was illegal, you know,
Speaker 1: so a lot of things were telling us that it
Speaker 1: was impossible to be us. So how do you do it?
Speaker 1: First of all, I believe my friend thea Austen believes
Speaker 1: that words have power, and words have meaning, and attitude
Speaker 1: has power, and that the way you start to overcome
Speaker 1: an impossible task is, like I say, one box at
Speaker 1: a time. You you don't look at the impossible goal.
Speaker 1: You look at steps you would need to start taking
Speaker 1: to make that impossible goal possible. You start taking those steps,
Speaker 1: one step at a time, and you wipe the negativity
Speaker 1: out of your life. Some used to call that put
Speaker 1: in your head in the sand, But there's a very
Speaker 1: big difference between a being oblivious to something and choosing
Speaker 1: to side on the positive. Diana Ross once said in
Speaker 1: an interview, Yes, I want to win the Oscar. I
Speaker 1: want this movie to be huge. I want, you know,
Speaker 1: and it's going to be. It's gonna be big. My
Speaker 1: solo career is going to work. This is when she
Speaker 1: was just going solo. You know, I'm gonna make it.
Speaker 1: It's going to continue to be fabulous. And he said
Speaker 1: the interviewer said, well, what if it's not, and she said,
Speaker 1: then I'll deal with it. Then I will cope with
Speaker 1: the fact that it's not. But if we all have
Speaker 1: a chance, and we all have a choice, and that
Speaker 1: choice is every day, you can believe that the things
Speaker 1: you want in life are impossible, or you can believe
Speaker 1: that you're going to find a way to get them
Speaker 1: to make it work. And maybe you won't, but you
Speaker 1: can believe that you will. It all starts with you
Speaker 1: believing the impossible is possible. JFK did not know how
Speaker 1: we were going to go to the moon when he
Speaker 1: said we're going to the moon. We didn't have the technology.
Speaker 1: The Russians were winning the race. He did not know,
Speaker 1: and yet he said we're going to the moon. Suddenly
Speaker 1: the impossible going to the moon seemed very very possible.
Speaker 1: Why because one put person stood in front of us
Speaker 1: and said, we're going to do this. We can do this.
Speaker 1: I don't know how we're going to figure it out,
Speaker 1: but we're going to do it, and we're not going
Speaker 1: to give up until we do it. Die trying you
Speaker 1: may die trying to get women rights, to make gay's equal.
Speaker 1: It may not happen in your lifetime or mine. But
Speaker 1: if you quit, if you don't do it, then the
Speaker 1: impossible will never be achievable. So many people have faced
Speaker 1: the impossible in Dearra Gandhi, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Junior,
Speaker 1: Marie Curie. I could go down the list you know
Speaker 1: of people who faced the impossible. We're told it could
Speaker 1: not be done, this is not going to happen, and
Speaker 1: then suddenly they made it happen. How did they do it?
Speaker 1: By leaving they could. We have been told for so
Speaker 1: long that we can't fix gun violence. It's just not
Speaker 1: going to happen. People are gonna be violent, people are
Speaker 1: gonna get guns, people are going to kill each other.
Speaker 1: We have been told that for so long that we
Speaker 1: believe it. We have been told by the Trump camp
Speaker 1: and by MAGA and by Republicans for so long that
Speaker 1: they're gonna win, that they're gonna do this, that they're
Speaker 1: going to do that, that we believe them. And every time,
Speaker 1: you know, we have been told that climate change is
Speaker 1: going to happen, there's nothing we can do to stop it,
Speaker 1: and that the governments of the world, China and Russia
Speaker 1: are never ever going to come to the table, so
Speaker 1: all of our actions will be futile, and so we
Speaker 1: all just throw up our hands and give up. That's
Speaker 1: how the impossible stays impossible, because we quit. You know,
Speaker 1: everything in this world was created by man, everything, every creature, comfort,
Speaker 1: every piece of technology. Things that were impossible twenty five
Speaker 1: years ago are now commonplace. I can do more computing
Speaker 1: business on my phone than I could with a desktop
Speaker 1: thirty years ago. And if you'd have told me thirty
Speaker 1: years ago that I could have a complete studio right
Speaker 1: here in my you know, in my home office for
Speaker 1: under ten grand, I'd have been like, no way, that's
Speaker 1: impossible until someone made it. So everything in your life
Speaker 1: is impossible until you start making it. So everything in
Speaker 1: this country is impossible until we start believing that it
Speaker 1: can happen. So here's the deal. Kamala Harris is gonna win.
Speaker 1: She's up in the poles a couple They say it's
Speaker 1: a dead heat, but she's a couple points ahead. We
Speaker 1: all know that poles are invariably inaccurate, so she's shoving
Speaker 1: ahead in the polls, even just a little bit. We
Speaker 1: know that she's gonna pull ahead. Kamala Harris is going
Speaker 1: to win. Don't let these haters and these Trump supporters
Speaker 1: tell you otherwise. They're full of crap. They support a felon.
Speaker 1: They're idiots. So let them say all they want that
Speaker 1: he's gonna beat her, that he's gonna you know what, No,
Speaker 1: he ain't. No, he ain't. No. If he does, he does.
Speaker 1: But until that point, you need to act like she's
Speaker 1: gonna win. You need to feel empowered that your vote
Speaker 1: is going to help put her there. You need to
Speaker 1: acknowledge the positive that she's going to win. You need
Speaker 1: to acknowledge that women will get their right to choose back.
Speaker 1: They're going to because we're not going back. All of
Speaker 1: you gay people out there, stay the course. You're going
Speaker 1: to win again. I won, You're going to win again.
Speaker 1: How Look, everything in my life was impossible. It was
Speaker 1: impossible for two gay guys to get a job at
Speaker 1: KFI Radio right after Doctor Laura, the same station as
Speaker 1: Rush Limbaugh and Doctor Laura was never gonna hire two
Speaker 1: queers to do the number one spot on the station
Speaker 1: until they did, And why because I wouldn't give up
Speaker 1: believing that they would. And for a year I called
Speaker 1: Mark Austin Thomas Stella Marquin and David G. Hall and
Speaker 1: finally they said yes and we delivered. So you know what,
Speaker 1: the way that you turn the impossible possible is by
Speaker 1: simply believing and doing period. And your results may not
Speaker 1: be immediate. In fact, in your lifetime, you may not
Speaker 1: see the endgame, but it will happen. It will. If
Speaker 1: you don't believe the impossible is possible, it will not happen.
Speaker 1: But if you believe that the impossible is possible, then
Speaker 1: you will figure out a way in your world to
Speaker 1: make it a reality. I say that because I've been
Speaker 1: thinking about the show. I love the show and I
Speaker 1: love being me, but I have a decision to make
Speaker 1: either I'm going to go weekly one hour like a
Speaker 1: life in segments and have nine or have six nine
Speaker 1: minute segments that make up an hour, and do politics
Speaker 1: a little bit, and do the other segments. Vegan in Vegas,
Speaker 1: corell on wheels for motorcycles, you know, travel segments, entertainment sections,
Speaker 1: movie interviews, all of that. Go back and do the
Speaker 1: show that I've always wanted to do. I never wanted
Speaker 1: to do a talk show like Rush or Laura or
Speaker 1: you know anybody, or Stephanie Miller or David Packman. I
Speaker 1: never wanted to be them. I wanted to be Dinah
Speaker 1: shore MERV Griffin, you know, Oprah Winfrey. That's what I
Speaker 1: wanted to do. So is it possible? Right now? It
Speaker 1: seems impossible that I could put together a weekly show
Speaker 1: that might even get a studio audience, and do a
Speaker 1: show like Oprah, like Kelly Clarkson, like Jay Hudd, like
Speaker 1: Drew Barrymore be that person. That just seems impossible. How
Speaker 1: would I get the money, how would I get the guests,
Speaker 1: Where would I film the show? It all seems impossible.
Speaker 1: And yet if I got a producer for six hundred
Speaker 1: dollars a month, got this YouTube guy that wants to
Speaker 1: help promote my videos for three hundred dollars a month,
Speaker 1: so one thousand bucks a month, that seems impossible. Where
Speaker 1: am I going to get one thousand dollars a month
Speaker 1: for the next twelve months to do the show that's
Speaker 1: not even paying me, that's paying everybody else where Am
Speaker 1: I going to get that? That seems impossible? Like, how
Speaker 1: do I come up for six months with six thousand
Speaker 1: dollars like in the next two weeks so I can
Speaker 1: actually get this producer working get this YouTube guy optimizing?
Speaker 1: How do I do that? Well? I start by believing
Speaker 1: that I can. For the last couple of days just
Speaker 1: thought that's impossible. You might as well just acknowledge your
Speaker 1: little half hour a day with its little audience that
Speaker 1: you got, that that's it, that that's how you're going
Speaker 1: to be. But that's not enough for me. So how
Speaker 1: do I make it bigger? And how do I make
Speaker 1: it more fun with guests and more topics and out
Speaker 1: in the world filming and all of that. A budget
Speaker 1: and how do I get that budget? I don't know yet,
Speaker 1: but I'm going to have to start to figure it
Speaker 1: out because that's what I want to do next year
Speaker 1: after the election. If Kamala wins, you won't need me
Speaker 1: to do politics every day. If Kamala loses, I'm not
Speaker 1: going to come on show every day and talk about
Speaker 1: the horrors of Donald Trump. I won't be able to
Speaker 1: pay attention to what he's doing. I will not be
Speaker 1: able to talk about it. It will devastate me. It
Speaker 1: will take all of my energy and all of my positivity,
Speaker 1: and I will hate America if Trump wins. So I
Speaker 1: will have to avoid politics. If I don't leave the
Speaker 1: country because I don't know that I won't be able
Speaker 1: to have the money. You know, even that that seems impossible,
Speaker 1: is it? We all have these impossible goals and we
Speaker 1: put them aside because we think, well, there's just no
Speaker 1: way to do that. And what we're doing is we're
Speaker 1: actually saying we quit. We quit. It just seems impossible,
Speaker 1: so we quit. In your heart, you say, oh, I
Speaker 1: haven't quit. If an opportunity pops up, I'll do it,
Speaker 1: but I'm not going to. You know, well, that's quitting.
Speaker 1: So I'm not quitting on Kamala Harris. She's gonna win.
Speaker 1: It's gonna be a tough race, it's gonna be a
Speaker 1: tight race. She's gonna win because there's more sane people
Speaker 1: in America than insane. And that's how you should be
Speaker 1: acting and feeling and treating Trump supporters with the disrespect
Speaker 1: and just the pH they deserve, like, ugh, you're insane.
Speaker 1: Oh well, Correl, that's dangerous. No, it's not. I recognize
Speaker 1: they're a cancer. I recognize they're growing. I recognize that
Speaker 1: they are a clear and present danger, and that if
Speaker 1: he wins, I recognize it's going to be hell for
Speaker 1: everybody else. I get that, But until that day, until
Speaker 1: he's elected, I'm gonna choose to be positive and say
Speaker 1: she's gonna win. The impossible happens when you believe it
Speaker 1: can be possible. It all starts with your beliefs. I'm
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