Speaker 1: Well, well, well, we've got a lot to talk about today,
Speaker 1: including the third political party that no one is talking about,
Speaker 1: and the fate of our nation lies in these people's hands,
Speaker 1: and that's kind of scary.
Speaker 2: So we're gonna talk about.
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Speaker 1: Happy Wednesday, November twentieth. Just a side note, I've got
Speaker 1: a pissed off little dog. I really do normally by now,
Speaker 1: she's had another snack.
Speaker 2: She ate her breakfast. I cleared that with the vet.
Speaker 1: She has an ultrasound today echo cardiogram ultrasound what they're
Speaker 1: gonna call.
Speaker 2: It, and she has to fast.
Speaker 1: But I told them she's gonna eat breakfast at six am.
Speaker 1: They were fine with that because is until two. But
Speaker 1: when she got home at nine o'clock, she was expecting
Speaker 1: her morning treat. And well, so ember Terrees is upset
Speaker 1: with me at the moment. All right, We've got a
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Speaker 2: The live chat. Well, I've got a lot on my mind.
Speaker 1: It's all over the place this morning, and I got
Speaker 1: to tell you, you know, I don't want to spend
Speaker 1: the four years talking about the ridiculousness of Donald Trump
Speaker 1: or the politics that are going to happen. I do
Speaker 1: have to say his cabinet picks are they'd be affable
Speaker 1: if they weren't dangerous. Uh, Doctor oz as the head
Speaker 1: of Medicare and Medicaid. Basically your healthcare in that crazy
Speaker 1: person's hands. That's I'm on Medicare. That that's scary. Of
Speaker 1: course we're going to try to cut it. Number two,
Speaker 1: the Department of Education being headed by a wrestling executive
Speaker 1: with no education experience. I don't think she's even ever
Speaker 1: been a teacher. That's alarming. And I got to thinking
Speaker 1: about this, about the complexities of this, and what I
Speaker 1: realized is, first of all, we all have to realize
Speaker 1: there is a third political party operating in this country
Speaker 1: and we we we need to just declare it and
Speaker 1: you know, let it be known, which is MAGA because
Speaker 1: you know, I was thinking this morning, our only hope
Speaker 1: against some of the you know, against Kid Rock is
Speaker 1: Department of Labor or whatever. Our only hope is Congress
Speaker 1: and the Senate. Now they're already giving inklings that they
Speaker 1: will not confirm Matt Gates because he's a criminal, but
Speaker 1: they're also going to have to reject a majority of
Speaker 1: Trump's picks. And if they don't, then, I you know,
Speaker 1: then we're doomed. Really, I mean, the Department of Education
Speaker 1: run by a wrestling executive, you know, there needs to
Speaker 1: be someone in there that's been a teacher, that's been
Speaker 1: an administrator, that understands education.
Speaker 2: This is not her.
Speaker 1: Doctor Oz in charge of medicare someone who's not even
Speaker 1: on it.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just and to think.
Speaker 1: That we have to rely on Republicans and when I
Speaker 1: and that's where the party split needs to be made clear.
Speaker 1: We need to rely on Republicans because they're in the majority,
Speaker 1: not MAGA, not Matt Gates, Marjorie Taylor Green and these
Speaker 1: other magots. We need to rely on Republicans. You know,
Speaker 1: the notion that all Republicans are evil. I don't like
Speaker 1: that notion. You know, my whole life I felt that way.
Speaker 1: But I don't like it because we need them to
Speaker 1: actually put their country before their party. We need well,
Speaker 1: that's not true. We need them to realize that they
Speaker 1: are not MAGA. Republicans need to stand up and say
Speaker 1: we're not MAGA. You know, when during the election, when
Speaker 1: Republicans were sort of defecting and voting for Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: that shouldn't have been the case. They should have said,
Speaker 1: we're not part of MAGA. Republicans are not MAGA.
Speaker 2: But they won't.
Speaker 1: They won't separate themselves from MAGA because maga's winning elections
Speaker 1: from uneducated on American individuals, and so Republicans won't distance
Speaker 1: themselves from this third party. So Republicans are going to
Speaker 1: have to decide are they MAGA or are they Republicans?
Speaker 1: Because there is no way in hell Mitt Romney or
Speaker 1: any established Republican would allow these cabinet picks.
Speaker 2: There's no way.
Speaker 1: Only MAGA would allow these unqualified, not serious individuals to
Speaker 1: be put into positions of power. So we need to
Speaker 1: acknowledge that there is a third political party operating within
Speaker 1: the two party system. That's the first thing we all
Speaker 1: need to do as a nation, say no, we're not
Speaker 1: a two party system. We're a three party system, Democrat, Republican, MAGA,
Speaker 1: and maybe a four party system.
Speaker 2: Because I know there is a very.
Speaker 1: Progressive win of the Democrat Party that centrist Democrats wish
Speaker 1: would go away. I would be a member of the
Speaker 1: more progressive wing of the Democrat Party. Democrats are trying
Speaker 1: to morph themselves into MAGA Lighte to try to win elections,
Speaker 1: and I think America showed that's not what they want.
Speaker 1: And so we do have this third party operating and
Speaker 1: it ain't no party, trust me, and we must acknowledge it.
Speaker 1: We must say that the White House and the Congress
Speaker 1: and the Senate is now made up of Democrats, Republicans
Speaker 1: and MAGA. Just like the Third Reich and Nazis were
Speaker 1: a different party, it's the same thing. This party has
Speaker 1: risen to power, but they are not. Donald Trump is
Speaker 1: not a Republican.
Speaker 2: He's not.
Speaker 1: Yes, he ran on the Republican ticket, but he wasn't
Speaker 1: even a Republican until he ran for president. The man
Speaker 1: is not a Republican and the people that voted for
Speaker 1: him are not Republicans.
Speaker 2: They're maga and there's a difference. You know.
Speaker 1: I heard some information yesterday that one of the issues
Speaker 1: that swing voters turned on was trans rights. They really
Speaker 1: believe that schools are offering transgendered surgeries and that the
Speaker 1: military is just filled with people wanting to change genders.
Speaker 1: And they really bought that trans people are six percent
Speaker 1: or less of the population. And yet the GOP is
Speaker 1: now making it a career to vilify them because it
Speaker 1: wins elections. And when I think about it winning elections,
Speaker 1: how frightened are Americans of trans people? Why are they
Speaker 1: so scared of trans people? They're not frightening at all.
Speaker 1: They've been around since the dawn of time, and they
Speaker 1: don't want to hurt anybody. They don't want to convert anybody.
Speaker 2: They don't.
Speaker 1: They just want to live their best life. That's all
Speaker 1: they want to do, like everybody else, and they want
Speaker 1: to live it in a way that's true to them.
Speaker 1: Why is that frightening to Republicans? Why do they think
Speaker 1: if given the chance, we'd all run out and have
Speaker 1: gender reassignment.
Speaker 2: I don't.
Speaker 1: Why do they think that suddenly if we taught children
Speaker 1: in school about trans people, they'd all want to go
Speaker 1: have their genitals taken off. These people are nuts and
Speaker 1: their supporters are nuts because the politicians don't really believe
Speaker 1: this crap. Politicians aren't afraid of trans people. Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is not afraid of it. He'd sleep with one, you know.
Speaker 1: So it's the general public. When did the general public
Speaker 1: get so stupid and uneducated, particularly about trans issues. Yesterday
Speaker 1: I got in an online fight with someone about drag
Speaker 1: queens in schools. I said, I want you to name
Speaker 1: one drag queen that has gone to a school and
Speaker 1: caused any problem whatsoever.
Speaker 2: One name one.
Speaker 1: Drag queen arrested for child molestation, for child rate. Name
Speaker 1: one drag queen that kidnap children and put them in
Speaker 1: makeup or whatever.
Speaker 2: Name on. And of course they can't because one never happens.
Speaker 1: But in the last ten years, over two hundred Republican
Speaker 1: school officials have been.
Speaker 2: Arrested for child rates for molestation abuse, not a drag Queen.
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Speaker 1: tell you yesterday we started to have the conversation about passion.
Speaker 2: And I hear you all two things.
Speaker 1: I got more email and comments about teaching you guys
Speaker 1: how to make staples like mayonnaise and catchup and stuff.
Speaker 1: So I'm going to do that. That will be coming
Speaker 1: either tomorrow or Monday, or Tuesday or Wednesday, and it
Speaker 1: will be a weekly feature. It won't just be one
Speaker 1: time because I got a lot of com Yes, I
Speaker 1: want to learn these things, so okay, great, some of
Speaker 1: you want to learn how to make sour dough bread.
Speaker 1: I'll show you how to make a sour dough starter.
Speaker 1: So that's fabulous.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 1: The other thing was the Passion discussion yesterday. I got
Speaker 1: a lot of email from people and comments about that discussion.
Speaker 2: And you know, it's.
Speaker 1: Funny because I had mentioned Streisand on her audiobook saying
Speaker 1: when you make a decision about something, the universe conspires
Speaker 1: to sort of get it in going. Well, I had
Speaker 1: this conversation about passion with you yesterday. I had it
Speaker 1: with David Ethridge, my dear friend in Florida. I talked
Speaker 1: about it with Steve and how I've got to find
Speaker 1: mine again, like and grow the show and get back
Speaker 1: out and do live performances and I'll, you know, and
Speaker 1: get into other areas of entertainment. I need to do
Speaker 1: that because that's my passion and I need to follow
Speaker 1: it again. And last night I finished watching Bones. For
Speaker 1: the last couple months, I started at season one, episode one,
Speaker 1: and last night, season twelve, episode twelve, all of them.
Speaker 1: I watched every episode, hundreds of episodes, two hundred and
Speaker 1: forty eight episodes, about one hundred and twenty five hours
Speaker 1: of Bones. And believe me, I wasn't sitting intently watching it.
Speaker 1: It was on when I was doing household work or
Speaker 1: in the kitchen or you know that sort of thing.
Speaker 1: I wasn't just sitting there watching it. But in season twelve,
Speaker 1: in episode eleven and twelve, the final two episodes, both
Speaker 1: of the characters Bones and Booth are trying to decide
Speaker 1: if staying in their jobs suits their passion. And Betty
Speaker 1: White even has a cameo and tells Bones, you know,
Speaker 1: close your eyes, picture your your job, and if someone
Speaker 1: took it away, how would you feel. You know, that
Speaker 1: will tell you if you're in the right place. And
Speaker 1: Wendell Bray, the most popular squint turn, which is an
Speaker 1: intern that's a squint, Bone sat him down and said,
Speaker 1: you're a great, you know, forensic person, but that's not
Speaker 1: your passion. You need to actually find your passion. Even
Speaker 1: though you like this job, it's not the job for
Speaker 1: you because your passion's not in it, and I thought, look.
Speaker 2: At the universe here.
Speaker 1: I have a conversation on my show about my audience
Speaker 1: and myself not letting circumstance quell or quench our passion.
Speaker 1: And then you know, I am also searching for new
Speaker 1: ways to be me again. I haven't been me in
Speaker 1: seven years really outside of doing the show. Ever since
Speaker 1: moving to Vegas, I haven't, you know, gone to restaurant
Speaker 1: openings or brought you guys along, traveled and brought you
Speaker 1: guys along, or any of that.
Speaker 2: And I'm like, you need to do that.
Speaker 1: And then here's this show that I've been watching, and
Speaker 1: the final two episodes are about that very thing, about
Speaker 1: reassessing who you are and what your goals are and
Speaker 1: what you want out of life, not going with preconceived
Speaker 1: notions of the past, but in the present. Where are
Speaker 1: you now? What do you want now? What are you
Speaker 1: doing to get that now? What in your life would
Speaker 1: you miss horribly if it were taken away? And what's
Speaker 1: something in your life that actually you think you would miss, but.
Speaker 2: If it went away, you'd be relieved.
Speaker 1: And I thought the universe is conspiring because I've touched
Speaker 1: onto something here. We have all been so concerned with
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. From twenty sixteen to twenty twenty,
Speaker 1: you know, every day was Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump, Trump.
Speaker 1: And then twenty twenty to twenty twenty three, we sort
Speaker 1: of took a break, but he was still there. He
Speaker 1: was still in pop culture. Is he gonna be prosecuted,
Speaker 1: Is he gonna be found guilty? Is he gonna show
Speaker 1: up at the courthouse? He never left during the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: He was still top of mind, top of the news,
Speaker 1: top of social media. And now with this reelection, he's
Speaker 1: right back there every day making these obscene cabinet you know,
Speaker 1: picks to where we're all thinking about him. And so
Speaker 1: many of you have texted me and emailed me that
Speaker 1: you're afraid, and so you're living in fear. You're preoccupied
Speaker 1: with what this guy's doing, what his cabinet's gonna do,
Speaker 1: and you.
Speaker 2: Are lost in all of that.
Speaker 1: You can't possibly be following your passions if all of
Speaker 1: your time is taken up making a living and concentrating
Speaker 1: on the debauchery and horror that is the country. And
Speaker 1: I'm not saying to tune out of the news unless
Speaker 1: it's morning, Joe, I'm just telling you that passion dies easily.
Speaker 1: I know people think it doesn't, but it does. Passion
Speaker 1: can be suffocated, it can be starved, and it dies.
Speaker 1: And rekindling it is not easy. It takes work. I'm
Speaker 1: putting in the work. I've been watching old videos of
Speaker 1: my performances, watching old shows like Life and segments my
Speaker 1: TV show that I did Friday. I'm talking to Free
Speaker 1: Speech TV at ten am about maybe doing something in
Speaker 1: the new year for them. Tomorrow i meet with the
Speaker 1: Notoriety Theater talk about Club day age experience and how
Speaker 1: they could be involved. I'm trying to get things going.
Speaker 1: What are you doing? What are you doing? Because I
Speaker 1: want all of you. I want you all to close
Speaker 1: your eyes and picture, first of all, your job and
Speaker 1: even if you're on disability or if you're on solid security,
Speaker 1: picture the thing that keeps you busiest throughout the day,
Speaker 1: and then imagine it gone.
Speaker 2: How do you feel.
Speaker 1: Do you feel like something's been ripped from you, taken
Speaker 1: from you, like your heart's been ripped out, or do
Speaker 1: you feel meh meh? Because if it's me, then get
Speaker 1: rid of whatever that is. It's not something that you're
Speaker 1: passionate about. Think about your personal life. For instance, where
Speaker 1: you live. Close your eyes. If you're in California or
Speaker 1: Washington right now, you just went through a bomb cyclone.
Speaker 1: My niece and nephew in Seattle had trees down and
Speaker 1: everything else.
Speaker 2: But picture where you live.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, and I don't just mean your space like
Speaker 1: your condo or your your you know, your house, Picture
Speaker 1: your city, Picture your state, but mainly your city. Picture
Speaker 1: your city in your head. Right now, close your eyes
Speaker 1: and picture your city and you in it. And now
Speaker 1: imagine you're taken out.
Speaker 2: Of there, that you don't live there anymore. How do
Speaker 2: you feel? Do you feel relieved?
Speaker 3: You?
Speaker 1: I feel relieved when that happens to me. When I
Speaker 1: picture myself not living in Las Vegas, I feel, oh yeah,
Speaker 1: I made it out. That doesn't mean I know where
Speaker 1: I would feel comfortable. It just means I know that you.
Speaker 1: Mainly because of the weather, the first thing I think
Speaker 1: about is, oh good, you don't have to go through
Speaker 1: one of those summers against because child is hot here
Speaker 1: this morning of thirty five degrees, so it's extremes, all right,
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Speaker 1: keep the party going as long as we can. Yes,
Speaker 1: it was thirty five this morning. It's currently forty nine
Speaker 1: outside right now. God love the desert. By the way,
Speaker 1: what TV show when it ended made you cry? Because
Speaker 1: last night when Bones and Booth were sitting there looking
Speaker 1: at the Jeffersonian as it was burning, because they blew
Speaker 1: it up, and they really did blow up. Bones had
Speaker 1: the largest set in television history. The Jeffersonian was the
Speaker 1: largest working set in television history. And for the final episode,
Speaker 1: they really did blow it up. It wasn't a special
Speaker 1: effect you up the set. And last night when they
Speaker 1: were all packing up their things from the office because
Speaker 1: the building has to be rebuilt, and they were going
Speaker 1: through years of memorabilia, all of which I remembered because
Speaker 1: I had just binge watched the show for you know,
Speaker 1: three months.
Speaker 2: It made me.
Speaker 1: Cry because it was good writing. I enjoyed the characters
Speaker 1: being in my life for three months. I love Bones
Speaker 1: and Booth, and even though Booth is a little religious
Speaker 1: and pious for me, I loved TJ. Tyne as Hodgens.
Speaker 1: I love all the squint turns, especially who is my favorite,
Speaker 1: well Wendell Wendell Bray, He's the cutest.
Speaker 2: I just loved the I loved all the characters. You know.
Speaker 1: I love Michelle MICHAELA. Conklin, Conglan Conklin, I think it's
Speaker 1: her name. She played Angie. She was like the heart
Speaker 1: of the show. I love cam who came in in
Speaker 1: season two. I loved all the you know, so I
Speaker 1: love them, all the characters. It was great writing. I
Speaker 1: love the murder mystery part of it because I love
Speaker 1: murder mysteries, the procedural part of it.
Speaker 2: I loved all that.
Speaker 1: And last night when it ended, I thought, Wow, they're
Speaker 1: not going to be in my world anymore. I've I've
Speaker 1: watched them all unless they do a season thirteen, which
Speaker 1: there is talk of.
Speaker 2: So what television show?
Speaker 1: When it ended, you know, I cried about another television
Speaker 1: show today. I've cried about two in twelve hours. I
Speaker 1: cried at the end of Bones. And then this digital
Speaker 1: company has made an eight minute.
Speaker 2: Star Trek movie.
Speaker 1: I guess you'd call it short film called Unification, and
Speaker 1: basically it's Captain Kirk meeting himself younger and that middle
Speaker 1: aged going through all the various Star Trek you know,
Speaker 1: multiverses basically, and finally, ending up holding mister Spock's hand
Speaker 1: as mister Spock dies because on Star Trek dur in
Speaker 1: one of the movies, we find out that Spock the
Speaker 1: older Spock because the younger Spock met the older Spock.
Speaker 2: Died alone, and so in this.
Speaker 1: Kirk goes and holds hand with Spock as they watch
Speaker 1: the sunset and die. Cried like a baby, okay cry.
Speaker 1: And it was scary because they used actors and then
Speaker 1: cgied their faces. So Kirk and Leonard Nimoy, Kirk is
Speaker 1: still alive, William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy is dead, and Leonard
Speaker 1: Nimoy just appeared in a new Star Trek short film.
Speaker 1: I was scared by the technology because actors really are
Speaker 1: not going to be necessary for every scene of every movie.
Speaker 1: A big movie star will be able to have his
Speaker 1: face digitally mapped, and then other actors will be able
Speaker 1: to do the scenes that the guy or girl didn't
Speaker 1: want to do and they can just put their face
Speaker 1: on the actor. It's scary. It was also so emotional
Speaker 1: for me because it always bothered me that Kirk wasn't
Speaker 1: with Spock when he died. That was like the bromance
Speaker 1: of all bromances and so that bothered me. And you
Speaker 1: should go watch Unifications. It's really quite astounding, the technology,
Speaker 1: very frightening, and also very sad.
Speaker 2: So I cried.
Speaker 1: I cried as a Spock died Spock with my hero
Speaker 1: growing up, live long and prosper I can do it
Speaker 1: with both hands. And I loved Star Trek the original
Speaker 1: and the original cast in the original movies, and I
Speaker 1: do love the new ones with Chris Pine and the
Speaker 1: other cast. I liked the messages. I liked all of it.
Speaker 1: So what TV show when it ended made you cry?
Speaker 1: I can count on one hand when Maud died most
Speaker 1: of you don't know who mod is. But when Maud died,
Speaker 1: oh oh, and what's her name? Got raped on all
Speaker 1: in the family Edith, when Edith got raped, that was too.
Speaker 2: Much for me.
Speaker 1: On soap, when Catherine Hellman died, I was very young,
Speaker 1: and I cried. I just cried and cried. Of course,
Speaker 1: then she goes to heaven and meets Mod.
Speaker 2: Bones.
Speaker 1: Last night, I cried at the final episode, and what else?
Speaker 1: I think that's those are just I think that's it.
Speaker 1: I don't think I cried. I didn't cry at the
Speaker 1: end of Mary tathermore. I laughed, what else?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I know that those are? Those are the ones?
Speaker 2: What about you? What TV show? When it finally ended?
Speaker 2: Got you? Got you where?
Speaker 4: You?
Speaker 1: Just cried last night? I cried when Bones ended. I
Speaker 1: have been to watched other shows and not cried at
Speaker 1: the final episode.
Speaker 2: I did, of Bones? What else? Six feet Under? Oh,
Speaker 2: Ray Nadi? Six feet Under?
Speaker 1: Oh my god, the final scene ripped me to shreds.
Speaker 1: Oh my god, Ray, thank you for bringing that up.
Speaker 1: Oh my god? Did I cry? But I didn't cry
Speaker 1: because it was over. I cried because how beautiful. The
Speaker 1: final scene was of her in bed looking at all
Speaker 1: of her photographs, and then them showing there's no question
Speaker 1: what happened to any of the characters. They show you
Speaker 1: their lives after the time where we leave them. They
Speaker 1: show you what happens to them, and it rips your
Speaker 1: fricking heart out. Oh my god, Yes, the end of
Speaker 1: six Feet Under? Yes, yeah, oh god, I forgot about it.
Speaker 1: I might cry just thinking about it. Oh my god,
Speaker 1: that was so good. It was so well written, Alan Ball,
Speaker 1: you were a genius. It was just so good and
Speaker 1: I love that. There's no question now if you watch
Speaker 1: Six Feet Under, all the way through the final episode.
Speaker 1: There's no question about what happens to them. You already know.
Speaker 1: You know when they die, you know how they die.
Speaker 1: Oh that ripped me apart. Oh in her bed in
Speaker 1: the in her nineties, laying Oh god, it was so much.
Speaker 1: It was it was too much. How the end of
Speaker 1: that show was too much. I needed rehab after it
Speaker 1: because let me tell you a true story about Six
Speaker 1: Feet Under. Not that you all care, but I can
Speaker 1: tell you when it came on. It came on May
Speaker 1: twenty seventh, two thousand and one, Sunday, May twenty seventh.
Speaker 2: How do I know that?
Speaker 1: Because Andrew died Monday May twenty first, and we had
Speaker 1: wanted to see it. They had been advertising it, and
Speaker 1: so I brought three boxes into my TV room at
Speaker 1: Park Howard to separate out Andrew's clothes.
Speaker 2: Yes, just six days after he died. I figured you
Speaker 2: got to do it.
Speaker 1: One was donate, one was going to Karen's son Jake,
Speaker 1: who was the same size, and one I was keeping.
Speaker 1: And the show that came on was Six Feet Under.
Speaker 1: And in the first episode, their father dies and I
Speaker 1: sat in the TV room of Park Howard crying so
Speaker 1: hard because here I am separating Andrew's clothes. It smelled
Speaker 1: like him. I could see him in them. Oh god,
Speaker 1: that was something. And I had friends calling and saying,
Speaker 1: don't watch right now, watch it later, you know. But no,
Speaker 1: there I sat watching the premiere episode of sixteen under
Speaker 1: separating my dead husband's clothes. Oh.
Speaker 2: I'll never forget that. I'll never forget that.
Speaker 1: But Beta Gonzales in the chatroom says Mash. I was
Speaker 1: not a Mashed fan. I did not watch. I've never
Speaker 1: seen two full episodes of Mash. Ever, However, I'm told
Speaker 1: it was a brilliant show. I have not seen any
Speaker 1: episodes of it, but I'm told it was brilliant and
Speaker 1: that a lot of people were very moved by the
Speaker 1: final episode. I don't know what happens in it, but
Speaker 1: I'm told it was very moving.
Speaker 2: What else? Who else is in there? Oh?
Speaker 5: Yes, Rachel, check out bone? Yes, Oh god, you haven't
Speaker 5: watched it? Oh my god, you'll love it all right?
Speaker 5: So we have to depend on the GOP to save
Speaker 5: us from Trump.
Speaker 2: The pointies. We'll see how that shaped out. Hi, I'm
Speaker 2: brill Do you want to be from the herd? Buddy?
Speaker 1: We'll see you tomorrow in our three party system of Democrats,
Speaker 1: Republicans and the maggot. But you just have to deal
Speaker 1: with that, right, you have to acknowledge it, move forward.
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