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Speaker 3: Abdulla el Sayed, age forty one, ran for governor eight
Speaker 3: years ago, unsuccessful lagrants Gretchen Whitmer, this time a winner
Speaker 3: against Haley Stevens. The Associated Press has made the call
Speaker 3: and El Sayed now will take his campaign head to
Speaker 3: head with the Republican Mike Rodgers in November, and that
Speaker 3: will be one to watch.
Speaker 4: Allies are launching is already more bitter. All you gotta
Speaker 4: do is look at the odds you're already watching on
Speaker 4: TV started today.
Speaker 5: You know they think that you want to use my
Speaker 5: whole name against me, Mike.
Speaker 4: Listen, man, if you can't say the name is Abdrahman,
Speaker 4: keep the name out your damn mountain.
Speaker 5: I'll be happy to give you lessons. Well, they understand it.
Speaker 4: The money way they think they can win is to
Speaker 4: drive us into the mud, to believe the worst about
Speaker 4: each other.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well we'll have more and not the mud, because
Speaker 6: he has some distinct statements about the MUDs. Yes, ladies
Speaker 6: and gentlemen, he won. Now, it was supposed to be
Speaker 6: a blowout all the posts. It was supposed to be
Speaker 6: a big blowout. Should have been over nine o'clock last night.
Speaker 6: I went to bed, got up two o'clock in the morning, like, oh, well,
Speaker 6: since I'm up, Yeah, you know you'll get old. You
Speaker 6: wake up as soon as you go to bed, you
Speaker 6: sleep for a few minutes, and you wake up. So
Speaker 6: I go and I said, let me look at the
Speaker 6: at two o'clock in the morning. Something at two o'clock,
Speaker 6: it's still not called, Like, what the heck is going
Speaker 6: on here? This was supposed to be the blowout of
Speaker 6: blowouts he was. It was supposed to be a cake walk.
Speaker 6: Didn't get called till today, and I'm doing He wants
Speaker 6: me to pronounce his name wright, play that sound by
Speaker 6: it again. I want to make sure I have it right,
Speaker 6: because before he tells me to get.
Speaker 5: Allies are launching.
Speaker 4: Thank you is already more better. All I gotta do
Speaker 4: is look at the odds you're already watching on TV.
Speaker 5: Started today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you know they think.
Speaker 5: That you want to use my whole name against me.
Speaker 4: Mike, listen, man, if you can't say the name is Abdrohman,
Speaker 4: keep the name out for damn mountain.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you? I got it up till Rukhman, so
Speaker 6: updill Rukman. One was between it's It came down to
Speaker 6: fourteen thousand, I think, out of one point five million votes.
Speaker 6: The the margin of victory was fourteen thousand, eight hundred
Speaker 6: and ninety three votes, just under one personage point. He
Speaker 6: won by less than a percentage point. So both of
Speaker 6: them are, yeah, can you call it then or do
Speaker 6: you have to like recount other this case, it's called
Speaker 6: I don't know, it's called his win. However, Slim represents
Speaker 6: a significant shift for the Democrat Party. The Associated Press
Speaker 6: calls it's the Democrat Party. I was like calling it
Speaker 6: the Democrat Party because of the noise the hardcore Democrats
Speaker 6: who say it's democratic. So anyway, the Democrat Party. He
Speaker 6: lost to now Governor Whitmer when he ran the first
Speaker 6: time by twenty one percentage points. Now, I just read something.
Speaker 6: I don't know whether I should credit the person to
Speaker 6: send it to me or not, because I don't anyway,
Speaker 6: But I just read something from a dear friend who
Speaker 6: is one of the most brilliant men I've ever known,
Speaker 6: in fact, and he just sent me a text about
Speaker 6: uh abd Ruckman and his his license to uh you know,
Speaker 6: he says he's a physician. He's a doctor. That's the
Speaker 6: doctor abd Ruckman and so. And I'm not making in
Speaker 6: front of the guy's name, by the way, I'm never
Speaker 6: gonna do that, but that's what he said. If you
Speaker 6: can't say my name right, I keep my name out
Speaker 6: of your damn mouth. So I'm gonna make sure that
Speaker 6: when I put his name in my damn mouth that
Speaker 6: I'm saying the right name of Doruckman Elsa. So this
Speaker 6: is what I just read. Medical credentials versus license degrees
Speaker 6: earned lsay, I'd graduated with a medical degree from Columbia
Speaker 6: University and earned a doctorate in public health from the
Speaker 6: University of Oxford, So he's a doctor. However, he says
Speaker 6: he's a physician. He has had no clinical training, has
Speaker 6: never completed a medical residency, never passed board certification exams,
Speaker 6: never practiced medicine independently. His hands on patient experience was
Speaker 6: limited to a brief four week clinical sub internship at
Speaker 6: the end of medical school. He describes himself as a physician,
Speaker 6: but he's a doctor. Okay, he earned a doctor in
Speaker 6: public health from the University of Oxford, but he's that's
Speaker 6: not a physician. So if this is it be interesting
Speaker 6: to see how that plays out. Now we have a
Speaker 6: lot in the audio from Abdul Ruckmann. I want to
Speaker 6: say his name right. Play that again. I want to
Speaker 6: make sure I'm getting a right. You know I'm bad
Speaker 6: with names. Something times.
Speaker 5: Use my whole name against me.
Speaker 4: Mike listen, Man, if you can't say the name is Abdruhman,
Speaker 4: keep the name out your damn mountain.
Speaker 6: Okay, thank you, Abruchlan, And I hope I'm saying it
Speaker 6: the way that he said it. I don't want to
Speaker 6: be incentitive. Ruchtman, you're saying it so so you say
Speaker 6: it and let me see how you say it, Carlos,
Speaker 6: let me see how you say it the way that
Speaker 6: he said it.
Speaker 5: You know they think that you want to use my
Speaker 5: whole name against me.
Speaker 4: Mike listen, man, if you can't say the name is
Speaker 4: abd Rahman, keep the name out your dad.
Speaker 6: Okay, Abraham, what say the way he said it? To
Speaker 6: say his name? Man like I don't know you say it.
Speaker 6: Say it loud soil people can hear you. Okay, a
Speaker 6: rockland Atlan play out one more time. I want to
Speaker 6: make Shra get this right, please, I'm sorry, folks.
Speaker 5: Is already more bitter.
Speaker 4: All you gotta do is look at the odds you're
Speaker 4: already watching on TV started today.
Speaker 5: You know they think that you want to use my
Speaker 5: whole name against me.
Speaker 4: Mike listen, man, if you can't say the name is Abdrohman,
Speaker 4: keep the name out of your damn mountain.
Speaker 6: Okay. So, anyway, here's the story from Fox News, and folks, please,
Speaker 6: I would urge every single one of you in this
Speaker 6: vast and ever growing audience to please let us honor
Speaker 6: the way that he wants his name pronounced. It's not
Speaker 6: too difficult to ask, Philip, how do you say his name?
Speaker 6: Philip just walked in spelled an Africa pronounced Philip. He
Speaker 6: wasn't here, he wasn't listening, Philip. How do you say? Then,
Speaker 6: it's name that won the Michigan Democrat Party nomination to
Speaker 6: be their next senator. How do you pronounce his name?
Speaker 6: Abdul l sayed, you're wrong to play the thing for him, Carl.
Speaker 5: Want to use my whole name against me?
Speaker 4: Mike listen, man, if you can't say the name is Abdan,
Speaker 4: keep the name out for damn mountain.
Speaker 6: Okay. So would you kindly correct yourself please? Oh I'm sorry, sir.
Speaker 6: Thank you. See, Philip got it on. Philip got it
Speaker 6: on the first one. It didn't take he what an year.
Speaker 6: I'm just double checking myself to make sure that we
Speaker 6: can get this right all the time. What are you saying?
Speaker 6: I said, Philip grew up here? Oh okay, what do
Speaker 6: you mean. It's hard to say that right without spitting
Speaker 6: on somebody. Let's not be unkind Okay, So let us
Speaker 6: go and listen to Rachman. Now, I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 6: something about this guy. Oh boy, I better really couch
Speaker 6: this very carefully. Look. I understand he's a socialist. I
Speaker 6: understand there are policies that he has that I stnuously
Speaker 6: disagree with. Also, there is this from Fox News lsayad
Speaker 6: campaign backed by over one hundred thousand dollars from dozens
Speaker 6: of members of group with alleged terroritize So already they're
Speaker 6: saying he took a lot of money from the organization's
Speaker 6: care c AIR, the Council on American Islamic Relations, which
Speaker 6: has been designated a terrorist organization by the United Arab
Speaker 6: Emirates and formally designated or label such a terror organization
Speaker 6: in both Florida and Texas. So there's that story. We
Speaker 6: can get into the details of that. But as I
Speaker 6: was say ying, I have political divergence with Abdruchmann, and
Speaker 6: nonetheless he says some things that I let me give
Speaker 6: you one. It's it's all. It's not as it's not
Speaker 6: the Kamala Harris word salad. But he does this a lot.
Speaker 6: This is quick play cut five. This is quick, it
Speaker 6: is six seconds. So listen closely to what he's saying here.
Speaker 5: What I mean is that.
Speaker 6: Hurt people, hurt people.
Speaker 4: Then maybe if we're serious about ending the hurt, we
Speaker 4: should stop hurting people.
Speaker 6: What I'm saying, says Abductman, is that hurt people, hurt people,
Speaker 6: and maybe if we want to stop hurting people, we
Speaker 6: should stop hurting people. Maybe if we want to, I don't,
Speaker 6: but I understand what his point is. People that have
Speaker 6: been hurt all of their lives, end up or poor
Speaker 6: a portion of their lives. Dramatic hurt, end up hurting
Speaker 6: other people, Hurt people, hurt people. So if we want to,
Speaker 6: how did he end it? So if we want to
Speaker 6: stop hurt playing again.
Speaker 4: What I mean is that hurt people hurt people, then
Speaker 4: maybe if we're serious about ending the hurt, we should
Speaker 4: stop hurting people.
Speaker 6: Okay, hurt people hurt people, So if we're serious about
Speaker 6: ending the hurt, we should stop hurting people. Do you
Speaker 6: disagree with that? Why are you shaking your head?
Speaker 7: Like when do you see a candidate You're supposed to
Speaker 7: get some kind of reassurance that you know that you're
Speaker 7: the future of whatever your state or like it's like
Speaker 7: in safe hands. This guy is like, it's not giving
Speaker 7: no reassurance whatsoever. I haven't heard any oh yeah, policy
Speaker 7: or something like that. It's just you want policy. When
Speaker 7: we get back, I'm going to give you policy. Let's
Speaker 7: go to a break. You want policy from elside. He
Speaker 7: has policy, and we will hear some of his policy.
Speaker 7: But remember this, my friends, because this is a profundity
Speaker 7: from absurd rakhman El said, and I happen to agree
Speaker 7: with him about this. Her people hurt people. So if
Speaker 7: we're serious about stopping the hurt.
Speaker 4: What I mean is that hurt people, hurt people, then
Speaker 4: maybe if we're serious about ending the hurt, we should
Speaker 4: stop hurting people.
Speaker 1: I like that the Rush Hour with James Golden entertaining
Speaker 1: and informative on the Red Apple Podcast Network, Carlos.
Speaker 6: Before the breaks that he wanted to hear policy from
Speaker 6: Abdul Rahman Sayad and we will we ACQUI yes we
Speaker 6: have that, but first I do want to put you
Speaker 6: a correction, not a correction, but an addendum. Yes, we
Speaker 6: aim to pronounce his name right out of respect, and
Speaker 6: I do respect him. Abdul Rahman Mohammed el Sayed is
Speaker 6: his full name? Want to make sure we get that right.
Speaker 6: Abdur Rahman Mohammad el Sayad would be the full name,
Speaker 6: not just the first and last name that he shared
Speaker 6: with us. If we're going to do his name, let's
Speaker 6: do the full name, as he said, and let's do
Speaker 6: it right with respect. Now, as for policy, and I
Speaker 6: mean that, folks, I'm not trying to stir. You know
Speaker 6: what stuff these elections are about. Okay, now you want
Speaker 6: policy cut seven. He was on seeing and discussing policy,
Speaker 6: and this is what part of what he believes.
Speaker 8: Look, I just don't believe in unconditional foreign military AIA
Speaker 8: that includes Egypt, that also includes Israel actually mean Israel,
Speaker 8: but it also includes Egypt, where my family immigrated from.
Speaker 8: And to me, that's because I believe that our kids
Speaker 8: have a right to our tax dollars that I'm about
Speaker 8: ten minutes away from schools that look like they did
Speaker 8: fifty years ago. Our money should be spent here rather
Speaker 8: than sent in the form of bombs or tanks to
Speaker 8: foreign governments, particularly when they're doing the most heinous things
Speaker 8: with them, as is the case with the government of Israel.
Speaker 8: I also just believe in international law, and I think
Speaker 8: we need to hold all foreign actors accountable to that
Speaker 8: international law. We've watched as Israel has conducted a genocide,
Speaker 8: has at baseline done apartheid, and has taken us into
Speaker 8: a war we have no business fighting. So why, of
Speaker 8: course are we sending money to that country to fund
Speaker 8: their military.
Speaker 6: Well, that's part of his policy. He doesn't believe in
Speaker 6: foreign aid. By the way, we send more. We spend
Speaker 6: more money here domestically than we ever do on foreign aid.
Speaker 6: Foreign aid comes for about one hundred percent of our budget. Bably,
Speaker 6: just so you know, we don't spend the overwhelming amount
Speaker 6: of American dollars on foreign aid. This is also I
Speaker 6: guess you could consider policy, and I want to take
Speaker 6: issue with him on international law. We're subject to American law.
Speaker 6: National law. The ICC International Criminal Court is bogus, but
Speaker 6: he believes it. Now quickly, here's another bit of policy.
Speaker 6: Cut eight. This is more policy from Abdula lux Monel said.
Speaker 1: Back down.
Speaker 5: We don't back down with all due respective.
Speaker 6: They go low, we don't go high.
Speaker 5: We take them to the mud and choke them out.
Speaker 6: So his policy is we will take you to the
Speaker 6: mud and choke you out.
Speaker 9: Uh.
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Speaker 10: To give you an example, one of the more controversial
Speaker 10: ones is that Piker has said America deserved nine to eleven.
Speaker 10: Are you comfortable with that association?
Speaker 11: No, I am not.
Speaker 9: I think that's a dumb statement. On the other and
Speaker 9: he has a whole lot of followers, and there's a
Speaker 9: lot of things that he's saying that are making sense
Speaker 9: to a lot of people. I think, you know, we
Speaker 9: have to get above cancel culture. You know, when you're
Speaker 9: doing radio whatever they do, the podcasts three hours a day,
Speaker 9: you say dumb things. I suspect if you go back
Speaker 9: over your career, there may be one or two things
Speaker 9: that you've said that you may have regretted, but I
Speaker 9: think what we have got to do is look at
Speaker 9: the totality of where people are coming from and go forward.
Speaker 10: So when someone like James Carvel says he doesn't want
Speaker 10: to be in the same political party as Hassan Piker,
Speaker 10: which one are you going to take?
Speaker 9: Well, that's not much of a choice. So mister Cavell
Speaker 9: doesn't want to be in my party, the party that
Speaker 9: I belong to, that Pika that I'll sell us as
Speaker 9: sayed belongs to. He can start his own party. But
Speaker 9: I think we need a big tent, and I think
Speaker 9: people like Pika I should be welcome into that.
Speaker 6: Certainly, Bernie Sanders explaining how a guy that says America
Speaker 6: deserved the terror attacks of nine to eleven belong in
Speaker 6: the Democrat Party, James Carville, who helped elect the President
Speaker 6: of the United States, can take a hike. That's Bernie Sanders,
Speaker 6: And he keeps saying my party. He's an independent. He
Speaker 6: doesn't even claim to be a Democrat where it counts.
Speaker 6: He runs as an independent. Oh Man. On this day
Speaker 6: in nineteen eighty six, Michael Rutski was found deaded from
Speaker 6: a heron overdose in boy George's London home in Hampstead, UK.
Speaker 6: Redski's parents later filed a wrongful death suit in Britain
Speaker 6: against boy George, seeking financial damages for this und death.
Speaker 6: But again that terrible day and the keyboard player for
Speaker 6: Culture Club debted of heron that would be heroin for
Speaker 6: those of you that don't speak. You Bunic had had
Speaker 6: too much heron and passed away sadly in nineteen eighty six.
Speaker 6: On this day. I always liked Culture Club and Boy George.
Speaker 6: You wanted policy. We had policy now. Elsai had also
Speaker 6: addressed those people who are of Jewish faith who have
Speaker 6: been I guess reluctant to support his campaign, and he
Speaker 6: also address those that have cut four and I do
Speaker 6: want to play this as well. This was part of
Speaker 6: this beach that he made this morning following his victory
Speaker 6: of less than a percentage point.
Speaker 5: I want to.
Speaker 4: Speak specifically to an issue that has been focused on
Speaker 4: in this race, to my Jewish American sisters and brothers.
Speaker 4: One of the most indelible memories of this campaign will
Speaker 4: have been the opportunity to break bread with you at Satr,
Speaker 4: to worship with you.
Speaker 5: At schule, to be embraced by you.
Speaker 4: And listening to sisters and brothers who said, you know,
Speaker 4: I want to join this movement because Apak doesn't speak
Speaker 4: for me, because I understand that self determination for one
Speaker 4: people does not require the quenching of self determination for
Speaker 4: another people, that unless all of us are free, none
Speaker 4: of us are free. I want to tell you the
Speaker 4: great gift that you've given me, and to all of
Speaker 4: my sisters and brothers of the Jewish faith or any
Speaker 4: faith at all, or no faith at all, I want
Speaker 4: you to know that my commitment to your safety, my
Speaker 4: commitment to Jewish safety, is the same commitment.
Speaker 5: That I have to the safety of my own daughters.
Speaker 4: Because if there is one question of a political philosophy
Speaker 4: that ought to animate us all.
Speaker 5: Is what would we build?
Speaker 4: What would we do if we treated all of our
Speaker 4: kids like they were all of our kids?
Speaker 6: Wait a minute, so he did that thing again that
Speaker 6: he does. What if we treated all of our kids
Speaker 6: like they were? What if we treated all of our
Speaker 6: kids like they were all of our kids? Interesting that
Speaker 6: I picked boy George song? Holy interesting that I picked
Speaker 6: a boy George song. Did I have a chance to
Speaker 6: listen to his new one? Pro Israel, anti Semitism is
Speaker 6: getting censored in certain areas. I have not and I've
Speaker 6: read about this. I think mister Robinson sent me something
Speaker 6: with boy Georgia mentioned it, and I have never had
Speaker 6: a chance to listen to it, and I'm gonna listen
Speaker 6: to it.
Speaker 5: Boy.
Speaker 6: I will always liked boy George. Now, Carlos, he said
Speaker 6: it the end of that. I don't want to listen
Speaker 6: to the whole thing. But the way that he ended
Speaker 6: that other one, that last one that we just played,
Speaker 6: he did that thing that he does again. He said
Speaker 6: it with the children. It's about the children at the
Speaker 6: very end. Okay, that like the last ten to fifty. Yeah,
Speaker 6: this we're looking to see whether we can just watchol
Speaker 6: like that part of his speech.
Speaker 4: Okay, and he does that hurt people, hurt people, then
Speaker 4: maybe if you're serious about ending the hurt, we should
Speaker 4: stop hurting people. If we treated all of our kids
Speaker 4: like they were all of our kids. Hmm, that hurt people,
Speaker 4: hurt people, then maybe if we're serious about the hurt,
Speaker 4: we should stop hurting people. If we treated all of
Speaker 4: our kids like they were all of our kids.
Speaker 6: Hum. Okay, does anybody disagree with these things by the
Speaker 6: way that he's saying. I mean, they sound if we
Speaker 6: just treated if you you hard hearts out there, if
Speaker 6: you would just treat all of our kids like they
Speaker 6: were all of our kids, then the world would certainly
Speaker 6: be the place that we've always wanted the world to be.
Speaker 6: Because hurt people hurt people, and if we're serious about
Speaker 6: getting rid of the hurt, then we have to stop
Speaker 6: the hurt people from hurting people by being hurt. And
Speaker 6: so no more hurt because people hurt too much and
Speaker 6: stopped it. See that, But it's true, It is so true.
Speaker 6: If if hurt people weren't hurting, then hurt people wouldn't hurt.
Speaker 6: And that's right, Carlos, don't look at me like that.
Speaker 6: If hurt people weren't hurting, then hurt people wouldn't hurt.
Speaker 6: And if you are serious, Carlos, about stopping hurt people
Speaker 6: from being hurt, then all of us would be able
Speaker 6: to stop hurt in people that hurt and hurt other
Speaker 6: people hurt. But only if what do you mean? That's
Speaker 6: only if hurt people are the only ones that hurt people.
Speaker 6: If hurt people stopped hurting, they would still be hurt people.
Speaker 6: How does that work? If hurt people weren't hurting, then
Speaker 6: they wouldn't hurt hurt people. Well do you mean? Not necessarily?
Speaker 6: And if you and everybody else would start treating all
Speaker 6: of our children like all of our children, then all
Speaker 6: my children might be a show on television, all my children,
Speaker 6: because they would be all of our children, and all
Speaker 6: of our children would no longer be hurt people that
Speaker 6: hurt people. They would be all of our children treated
Speaker 6: like all of our children.
Speaker 12: Vote for me, I mean before you, like, if it
Speaker 12: heard the vote for me, you could like think that
Speaker 12: maybe she's like doing slam poetry.
Speaker 7: You don't even know what you're like here to listen to.
Speaker 6: But I like these homilies. I do like these homilies,
Speaker 6: and I'm going to use these homilies myself. I'm going
Speaker 6: to use some of them. We have the ms PMS
Speaker 6: now you formally pms NBC reaction to some of this.
Speaker 6: First Stephanie Rule. I think Stephanie Rules is close to
Speaker 6: orgasmic as maybe I don't know her personal life at all,
Speaker 6: so I shouldn't say what I was about to say,
Speaker 6: but she sounds close to orgasmic over the victory. Well,
Speaker 6: maybe she doesn't. To me, it sounds that way. Stephanie
Speaker 6: Rule from PMS now formerly PMS NBC sounds close to
Speaker 6: orgasmic to me about the victory of l sayad, followed
Speaker 6: by Chris Jensing, who doesn't sound quite as orgasmic as
Speaker 6: her on the PMS now network. So let's play them
Speaker 6: back to back. First one you'll hear is Stephanie Rule
Speaker 6: from PMS now, followed by Chris Jensen from PMS now.
Speaker 6: Here we go.
Speaker 11: Republicans are excited and they're going to spend a zillion
Speaker 11: dollars on endless ads, calling El Sayed a communist and
Speaker 11: a socialist and it's going to break capitalism. But here's
Speaker 11: the thing. What he is is practical. What he is
Speaker 11: is focus on medicare for all and affordability at a
Speaker 11: time when Donald Trump has made life way more expensive
Speaker 11: because of the tax because of the war of the Iran,
Speaker 11: because of mass deportations. So I get it. They have
Speaker 11: an unlimited amount of money for these attack ads. But
Speaker 11: what words are they going to use in these ads?
Speaker 11: Because you cannot lie to people about their lived experience.
Speaker 13: I think people who are looking at this, particularly some
Speaker 13: Democrats who I've talked to, who are hoping that he
Speaker 13: will moderate some of his positions.
Speaker 9: I think one of the.
Speaker 13: Key ones to point to that he is not going
Speaker 13: to You just heard him talking about Israel, and I
Speaker 13: want to tell you really quickly. As I was getting
Speaker 13: on the plane this morning, a guy who was a
Speaker 13: big fan of MS NOW said to me, I'm anxious
Speaker 13: to see who wins. And I said, oh, did you vote?
Speaker 13: And he said yes, I voted for Haley Stevens. And
Speaker 13: I said, oh why and he said, well, because of Israel.
Speaker 13: And I don't like the position that Abdulah said has
Speaker 13: on Israel. And in fact, if he wins, I will
Speaker 13: be voting for Mike Rogers. And you could not get
Speaker 13: more far apart right from two candidates than Mike Rodgers
Speaker 13: and even Hailey Stevens. But it's going to be interesting
Speaker 13: to listen to that because this has been a primary
Speaker 13: conversation within this campaign, a campaign though that they clearly
Speaker 13: are celebrating they have won. But let's be clear, while
Speaker 13: this is a victory for progressives, the much tougher, it
Speaker 13: is still ahead.
Speaker 6: By the way she by the way, she didn't pronounce
Speaker 6: his name right, And I'm just I would hope that
Speaker 6: in the future miss Janison, you would actually show a
Speaker 6: little bit more respect or else keep his name out
Speaker 6: your damn mouth, baby like that? Okay, pronounce his name right,
Speaker 6: or keep his name out your damn mouth. Speaking of that,
Speaker 6: I wonder how Will Smith is doing. I haven't seen
Speaker 6: anything from here since he told Chris Rock to keep
Speaker 6: his wife's name out of his damn mouth. How longly
Speaker 6: ago was that? You remember when Will Smith slapped around
Speaker 6: Chris Rock like.
Speaker 7: He was a I was watching it for some reason.
Speaker 6: Yeah, anybody heard from Will Smith lately?
Speaker 1: Is he.
Speaker 6: Anyway? That just reminds of that. Ladies and gentlemen, we
Speaker 6: have a clip of the day coming up. It's not
Speaker 6: the clip of today. I've had this clip and I've
Speaker 6: wanted to play it as a central part of the
Speaker 6: show for the last two days, but we have gotten
Speaker 6: so much other news. Huh, yes, it does.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: America small caffeinated Mom just just hit me up on
Speaker 6: the hit me up on a text message. That would
Speaker 6: be Ronda Shock America small caffeinated Mom. She said that
Speaker 6: sounds a bit like a Saturday essay. Well, well, Ronda,
Speaker 6: if you you know, Ronda's busy, She's doing everything, So
Speaker 6: Ronda please if you want to feel free, and we'd
Speaker 6: love to hear from you, because she the hurt thing,
Speaker 6: because I actually think that there's some profound stuff in that.
Speaker 6: Hurt people, hurt people, and if we want to get
Speaker 6: serious about hurt stopping hurt, we gotta stop hurting people,
Speaker 6: because there they hurt people and everybody's hurting and stuff.
Speaker 6: And I you know, and if we treated all of
Speaker 6: our children like our children, then all of our children
Speaker 6: would be all our children, and all our children would
Speaker 6: be on TV, all my children coming right back as
Speaker 6: the world turns, Carlos, do you you don't even know
Speaker 6: what I'm talking about? Do you see, Carlos, this is
Speaker 6: the benefit of being older. There's a lot of older
Speaker 6: people in this onting know exactly what I'm talking about
Speaker 6: when I say, all my children as the world turns
Speaker 6: on General Hospital with dark shadows coming all of these
Speaker 6: soap operas that used to captivate back in the good
Speaker 6: old days when women were oops, let me let me
Speaker 6: back out of that statement real quick. Back in the
Speaker 6: there was a time in America when there were more
Speaker 6: women at home, and they used to watch soap operas
Speaker 6: while they were doing their house chores. And stuff, and
Speaker 6: so they watched all these shows like all my children,
Speaker 6: As the World Turns and all that good stuff. I
Speaker 6: was a little kid when this stuff was going on,
Speaker 6: but these were very popular shows, and so they just
Speaker 6: stayed with me. And so if we treated every child
Speaker 6: like they were all like they were all of our children,
Speaker 6: then they would be all of my children. We'll be
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Speaker 6: And gentlemen, this one will go by within a half
Speaker 6: a minute. It is representative. Forget that I ever mentioned
Speaker 6: a platner at all representative role. Kahana from California as
Speaker 6: to why Democrats socialist candidates are winning elections.
Speaker 14: I'll tell you why they're winning. People are upset at
Speaker 14: a unfair political and economic system. They can't afford guests,
Speaker 14: they can't afford food. Young people can't afford to buy
Speaker 14: a home or get a job. But what I've said,
Speaker 14: I've called an economic patriotism that we need a future
Speaker 14: economy delivering prosperity, for every American and every community, not
Speaker 14: just enriching billionaires in a few places. And America's next
Speaker 14: new deal, and that's I call myself an FDR Democrat,
Speaker 14: and I think that's a big tent that can actually
Speaker 14: bring change in this country.
Speaker 6: The FDR Democrats are what got us in the position
Speaker 6: that we're in where people can't afford everything. So he
Speaker 6: just wants more of the same. James Goldman's certainly time
Speaker 6: to say goodbye. May God bless me, Please protect each
Speaker 6: and every single one of you, your families and your
Speaker 6: loved ones. God willing ladies and gentlemen. We're back tomorrow
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Speaker 6: I do with these words for you to remember, hurt people,
Speaker 6: hurt people, don't hurt. Bye.
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