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Speaker 2: the girl Cast. Yeah, I am Corella and happy, Happy Monday,
Speaker 2: ladies and gentlemen. I am going to be talking about
Speaker 2: President's Day today because did you know that George Washington
Speaker 2: had it all figured out and we just ignored him.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna tell.
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Speaker 2: be there, ladies and gentlemen, and I don't know why,
Speaker 2: but we'll figure it out. Okay, it is a girl cast.
Speaker 2: I am girrel, silvery glad you are joining me. Look,
Speaker 2: we are just getting this TikTok and and Instagram thing going,
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Speaker 2: the video going. Uh and you know it's it's just
Speaker 2: been a mess. So if there's a little problem at
Speaker 2: the beginning of the shows for the next week, give
Speaker 2: me a little grace please, because quite frankly, it's it's
Speaker 2: a lot to work out. We got YouTube, we got TikTok,
Speaker 2: we got Instagram. We're going through restream. It's a lot
Speaker 2: for one queen to do all on his own. Happy
Speaker 2: President's Day. I think we should all stop celebrating it.
Speaker 2: And I'm gonna tell you why, you know, quite frankly, now,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you a little history of it, and
Speaker 2: then I'm gonna tell you something that gobsmacked me last night.
Speaker 2: I mean, I sat there going Calsa prieze. I was
Speaker 2: gobsmacked at what I read. Uh, And you know, before
Speaker 2: we talk about it, I just want to say that
Speaker 2: it is It's not an accident that most of you
Speaker 2: don't know history. It is not an accident that most
Speaker 2: of you don't understand the actual workings of our nation
Speaker 2: and what our founders had in mind, what the Constitution
Speaker 2: really is about. It's not an accident that you get
Speaker 2: bored nowadays if someone tries to explain something, or if
Speaker 2: there's a two thousand word article in front of you
Speaker 2: that you don't want to read it, they and I
Speaker 2: mean the people in power have specifically targeted your attention
Speaker 2: span to make it shorter. That's what social media is about,
Speaker 2: that's what regular mainstream media is now about. Everything has
Speaker 2: to be a minute long, Everything has to be one
Speaker 2: hundred and forty characters, or you just move on. You're
Speaker 2: the problem. You let that happen, okay, and we should
Speaker 2: not be letting it happen. I was just telling my
Speaker 2: friend Lorena, who's here helping me clean. You know, I
Speaker 2: handwrite in a journal because they want want us to
Speaker 2: forget how to communicate. They don't want us to be
Speaker 2: able to handwrite each other should the power go out,
Speaker 2: should a computer go down. They don't want us to
Speaker 2: be able to freely communicate, and so they have dumbed
Speaker 2: us down. And part of that is your attention span,
Speaker 2: you know, actually paying attention to someone or something that
Speaker 2: goes on longer than ninety seconds. So when I read
Speaker 2: this last night when I was doing research for the show,
Speaker 2: I went crazy, and I went so crazy that I
Speaker 2: actually called friends at nine o'clock at night in my
Speaker 2: excitement about what I had read. So let's just get
Speaker 2: right into it. Let's start sharing right away. So today
Speaker 2: is President's Day, and for those of you of a
Speaker 2: certain age, myself included, you know that today is really
Speaker 2: Washington's birthday, which was February twenty second, and in eighteen
Speaker 2: forty five, I believe it was we started to honor
Speaker 2: George Washington by closing down DC. The city named after
Speaker 2: George Washington. Okay, Washington, DC is named after George Washington.
Speaker 2: Our capital is named after George Washington. Okay. He was
Speaker 2: the most popular man of his time. In fact, Congress
Speaker 2: asked him a question that Donald Trump would love, which
Speaker 2: is would you like to be president for life? And
Speaker 2: George Washington turned it down. He said, no, remember you
Speaker 2: get up there. I'm busy doing a show. Honey, I
Speaker 2: can't lift you up. Oh dear god, y'all have to
Speaker 2: wait a minute. I have to walk off camera. My
Speaker 2: dog meets me up. We go okay, because she is
Speaker 2: the ruler of this roost. So George Washington was the
Speaker 2: most popular president. He was the first, but he was
Speaker 2: so popular that Congress said, do you want to be
Speaker 2: president for life? People love you? And he was like,
Speaker 2: uh no, we just got out from under a king
Speaker 2: and I'm not going to become a new one. So
Speaker 2: he walked away from power, which Andrew Howard, my late husband,
Speaker 2: thought made him the greatest man around. See that's the
Speaker 2: difference between great men like George Washington and weak, horrible
Speaker 2: men like Orangina. George Washington had the power. He had
Speaker 2: the power, and he turned it in. He said, no,
Speaker 2: you know what, I'm sorry, but we just got rid
Speaker 2: of a dictator. I'm not going to become one. So
Speaker 2: he turned down being president for life. Turned it down.
Speaker 2: And then so I was researching President's Day, I said, okay,
Speaker 2: why do we celebrate it? So we celebrated because they
Speaker 2: wanted to celebrate George Washington's birthday, which was February twenty second.
Speaker 2: So President's Day up until nineteen sixty eight was on
Speaker 2: February twenty second. Okay. Then in nineteen sixty eight, when
Speaker 2: I was six years old, Congress did the Monday Holiday Bill,
Speaker 2: and that made all federal holidays fall on a Monday,
Speaker 2: so there'd be three day weekends. So suddenly we moved
Speaker 2: Washington's birthday to a Monday, the third Monday of February,
Speaker 2: meaning it would never really fall on his birthday February
Speaker 2: twenty second. So we went along with Washington's Day for
Speaker 2: a while, and then retail and the news media started
Speaker 2: calling it President's Day instead of Washington's birthday, and they
Speaker 2: started throwing Abraham Lincoln into the mix. Now, Abraham Lincoln
Speaker 2: was born on February twelfth, so it seemed okay, they
Speaker 2: both got February. You know, they're both presidents of sum Renow,
Speaker 2: so that's fine. But let's not forget that it really
Speaker 2: is Washington's birthday that we are celebrating today. They also
Speaker 2: now throw Jefferson into the mix, so they'll celebrate Jefferson,
Speaker 2: Lincoln and Washington. Washington, however, is the reason for the season.
Speaker 2: He's the reason for the day. He's who we named
Speaker 2: our capital after. He's who we put on money. So
Speaker 2: when I found this out that today is really about
Speaker 2: George Washington, some Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Jefferson, but really
Speaker 2: about George Washington, I wanted to know more. Andrew was
Speaker 2: the expert, not me. So I said to chat GPT.
Speaker 2: Was George Washington a member of a political party? Was he?
Speaker 2: Do any of you know anyone in the chat room? No, Yes,
Speaker 2: Washington had slaves. They all did. Every man of that
Speaker 2: era had slaves. That doesn't you know. Were they flawed?
Speaker 2: Yes they were flawed, But were they brilliant? Yeah? They
Speaker 2: were brilliant. So what do you any of you know?
Speaker 2: If Washington was a member of a political party, he
Speaker 2: wasn't he was not a member of a political party,
Speaker 2: and he actually opposed political parties. He didn't believe in them,
Speaker 2: and he wrote something. He felt so strongly about this
Speaker 2: that in his and address, in his farewell Address to
Speaker 2: the Nation in seventeen ninety six, he took a great
Speaker 2: deal of time to talk about political parties. Now, remember,
Speaker 2: today is the day we celebrate George Washington and his birthday.
Speaker 2: Today is the day we celebrate Lincoln and Jefferson. But
Speaker 2: do you really know what these people stood for outside
Speaker 2: of the fact that they owned slaves? Do you really
Speaker 2: know what George Washington felt about the very nation that
Speaker 2: he was the first president of. He's on our money.
Speaker 2: He is an enormously important person to America. But do
Speaker 2: you have any idea how he felt about the government
Speaker 2: that he helped set up? The banking system that we
Speaker 2: know would not exist without Washington. He and Alexander Hamilton
Speaker 2: set it up along with Madison. Did you know that?
Speaker 2: Did you know that under him two political parties formed,
Speaker 2: the Federalist Party and the Democratic Republican Party. The Democratic
Speaker 2: Republican Party led by Thomas Jefferson, the Federalists led by Madison.
Speaker 2: I believe I'll have to look it up. I believe
Speaker 2: it was Madison, could have been Hamilton. I'll look it up.
Speaker 2: But these parties were very different. And I'm going to
Speaker 2: tell you what George Washington, whose day we celebrate, had
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Speaker 2: k aril. Okay, So I'm researching President's Day. I find
Speaker 2: out that it's really about George Washington, that's his birthday.
Speaker 2: I asked chat GPT, was he a member of a
Speaker 2: political party? It said, oh no, no, Not only was
Speaker 2: he not a member, he didn't approve. So then I
Speaker 2: simply asked chat GPT what were George Washington's What was
Speaker 2: his stance on political parties? And it said in his
Speaker 2: farewell speech of seventeen ninety six, this is what he
Speaker 2: had to say. I want you to listen to this,
Speaker 2: and I want you to listen to it closely. All right.
Speaker 2: George Washington on political parties, feared four big things. He
Speaker 2: feared division and factionalism. Washington feared parties would turn Americans
Speaker 2: against each other, leading to conflict and weakening national security
Speaker 2: and unity. Washington warned that loyalty to a party over
Speaker 2: the country would create unnecessary rivalries. Washington thought it would
Speaker 2: be a threat to government stability. He believed political parties
Speaker 2: would seek power for themselves rather than serve the people.
Speaker 2: He worried that one party could dominate, leading to tyranny
Speaker 2: or government corruption. He worried about foreign influence and manipulation,
Speaker 2: saying that parties could make the US vulnerable to foreign
Speaker 2: nations interfering in domestic affairs by exploiting political divisions, and
Speaker 2: he worried about an erosion of trust, saying that parties
Speaker 2: would encourage misinformation, deceit, and extreme partisanship, making it harder
Speaker 2: for citizens to trust their leaders. Oh my god, every
Speaker 2: single thing that Washington feared political parties would do is
Speaker 2: happening right now as we speak. There is not one
Speaker 2: thing in his farewell address that has not come to pass.
Speaker 2: He feared we would turn Americans against each other, leading
Speaker 2: to conflict and weakening national unity. There is no national unity.
Speaker 2: Twenty four percent of Americans, twenty four percent decided to
Speaker 2: vote for a fellon criminal and about twelve percent already regretted.
Speaker 2: And that struck a wedge in between everything because of
Speaker 2: their extreme iceology, their bigotry, their hatred, and their white supremacy.
Speaker 2: And that party is MAGA and the GOP. They are
Speaker 2: one and the same. The GOP is now MAGA. So
Speaker 2: if I refer to the GOP, I'm referring to MAGA
Speaker 2: because no member of the Republican Party has the balls
Speaker 2: to stand up to Mecca. By the way, the Republican Party,
Speaker 2: it didn't start until eighteen forty five, and what was
Speaker 2: its sole purpose the Republican Party to stop slavery. That
Speaker 2: is the only reason that the Republican Party came into existence.
Speaker 2: Before that, they were part of the Democratic Republican Party
Speaker 2: of Thomas Jefferson. A group of them were really against slavery,
Speaker 2: not for altruism, some were abolitionists, but for money. There
Speaker 2: had been a law that passed that said states could
Speaker 2: decide if they wanted to have slavery or not, and
Speaker 2: a group of the Democrat Republicans said, we cannot have
Speaker 2: slavery at all period. And their reason was business. If
Speaker 2: you're in the North, you can't compete with the South
Speaker 2: in terms of goods and services because they get free labor.
Speaker 2: And if the Western states were allowed, as they developed,
Speaker 2: to have slaves, then again the North would not be
Speaker 2: able to compete with them financially. Also, Southern Democrats were
Speaker 2: very rich because of slave owning, and Southern Democrats were
Speaker 2: in the halls of Congress, and they didn't want elite
Speaker 2: rich people to populate Congress. So they worried that if
Speaker 2: slavery remained legal, or if states allowed slavery, that there
Speaker 2: would be rich slave owners in Congress. And the original
Speaker 2: Publican Party did not want that. So the only reason
Speaker 2: the Republican Party was formed was to end slavery, and
Speaker 2: the Jefferson's Party, the Democratic Republican Party, allowed them to
Speaker 2: take the name Republican with them as they broke off
Speaker 2: into a third party, although the Federalists were waning by
Speaker 2: that point. So then the two parties became the Democratic
Speaker 2: Party and the Republican Party. But they were both once
Speaker 2: in the same thing, just like all Christians were once
Speaker 2: Jews and that's all they started for, and Republicans were
Speaker 2: once the Democrats of their time. They're the ones that
Speaker 2: you know. Abraham Lincoln donated public lands for use for
Speaker 2: public universities. He built railroads, he built regular roads. He
Speaker 2: believed in infrastructure, he believed in access to education, he
Speaker 2: believed in the act abolition of slavery, and he believed
Speaker 2: black people should have the right to vote. Abraham Lincoln
Speaker 2: was a progressive by today's standards, and he was the
Speaker 2: first Republican elected official. So remember, Republicans now are nowhere
Speaker 2: near what they were when they started. And so we
Speaker 2: have this party that is following everything that Washington worried about.
Speaker 2: They have divided us. The Republican stock in trade is
Speaker 2: to divide us, and that was his number one worry,
Speaker 2: the weakening of national unity, and they destroyed unity. His
Speaker 2: other worry was loyalty to a party over country, creating rivalries. Hello, hello,
Speaker 2: Josh Holly, Marjorie Taylor Green, Hello, all of these people
Speaker 2: that are loyal to Trump and the party and not
Speaker 2: to the country. His worst fear. He worried that political
Speaker 2: parties would seek power for themselves and not serve the people.
Speaker 2: Both parties do that. Both parties want power. Now. Democrats
Speaker 2: lie a good lie and say they want party to
Speaker 2: help the people, and they do help people when they
Speaker 2: are in power. They just don't help all the people
Speaker 2: they say they're going to help, like LGBTQ people, like
Speaker 2: black people. They talk a good talk, and they blame
Speaker 2: Republicans for not being able to do more. He worried
Speaker 2: that one party could dominate, leading to tyranny. Hello, we
Speaker 2: got Trump meeting with Putin ignoring his European allies. We've
Speaker 2: got Elon Musk and the irs. We have got so
Speaker 2: much tyranny going on right now. I spoke to a
Speaker 2: gentleman this morning at my doctor's office. I asked for
Speaker 2: a discount on my Copey and they gave it to me.
Speaker 2: Always ask and he said he voted for Trump, but
Speaker 2: now he said Trump is off the rails and that
Speaker 2: he truly does want to be a dictator. And I
Speaker 2: wanted to say, well, you frickin' moron, why didn't you
Speaker 2: know that earlier? But yes, one party is dominating and
Speaker 2: it has led to cheering. Today as we celebrate washing system,
Speaker 2: we should remember his words, remember what he said. Remember
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Speaker 2: gay guy and his little dog, and let's keep the
Speaker 2: party going as long as we can. You know what
Speaker 2: pisses me off most about all of this is that
Speaker 2: both Democrats and Republicans knew about Washington's warning. They knew
Speaker 2: what could happen, and not only did they not do
Speaker 2: anything to prevent it, they used Washington's warning as a
Speaker 2: roadmap as a roadmap to do exactly what they wanted
Speaker 2: to do. Divide us, dumb us down, make us fight
Speaker 2: amongst ourselves for crumbs while the ruling class, the rich,
Speaker 2: the Elon Musk, the Jeff Bezos. Look what they're doing
Speaker 2: with gays, that's tyrannical. They have now removed trans people
Speaker 2: and the t letter from the Stonewall memorial page. There
Speaker 2: was a government page because it's now a national monument,
Speaker 2: the stone Wall in where gay pride started, and on
Speaker 2: the page for the stone Wall in they have removed
Speaker 2: any reference to trans when it was a fucking transperson
Speaker 2: that helped start the gay Pride revolution. Marsha P. Johnson,
Speaker 2: there is no LGB without the T. Now I used
Speaker 2: to be about breaking up all the uh huh. Now
Speaker 2: we need unity more than ever. My trans brothers and
Speaker 2: sisters are part of my community. You cannot have a
Speaker 2: monument to my community and wipe out the tea. And
Speaker 2: yet they've done it because they're tyrants, because they're bigots,
Speaker 2: because they're ideologues who just want to divide. And it
Speaker 2: was all foretold by George Washington, all of it, but
Speaker 2: you didn't know. Most of you did not know this.
Speaker 2: Most of you did not know that George Washington not
Speaker 2: only was against political parties but used his seventeen ninety
Speaker 2: six Farewell speech to warn us about their dangers. Most
Speaker 2: of you did not know that he thought that parties
Speaker 2: could make the US vulnerable to foreign nations interfering in
Speaker 2: our business and our elections, as Russia and China now
Speaker 2: regularly do. Most of you did not know that he
Speaker 2: thought parties would encourage misinformation, deceit, and extreme partisanship, and
Speaker 2: make it harder for us to trust our officials, like
Speaker 2: news like Meta, like threads, like all of it, like Facebook.
Speaker 2: Most of you didn't know that. Most of you didn't
Speaker 2: know that. He feared that parties would turn us against ourselves.
Speaker 2: His biggest fear that we would hate other Americans. And
Speaker 2: yet they have, they absolutely have, and they are a
Speaker 2: threat to government stability. The greatest threat to America today
Speaker 2: is the two party system. And what do we do
Speaker 2: about it? They will never let us unseat them. They
Speaker 2: will never the Democrats and Republicans would never let us
Speaker 2: disband those parties. But it's the only thing that will
Speaker 2: save our government, and they'll never let it happen. So
Speaker 2: what do we do. We watch it fall. We watch
Speaker 2: it fall. And we know that our founders predicted the
Speaker 2: fall if we did not heed their warnings. And so
Speaker 2: we should stop celebrating President's Day. MAGA doesn't want to
Speaker 2: celebrate today. MAGA does not want the values and views
Speaker 2: of George Washington or Thomas Jefferson or Abraham Lincoln. MAGA
Speaker 2: would call them names today, would vilify them, would call
Speaker 2: them pedophiles and baby killers and all kinds of things.
Speaker 2: MAGA would not like Abraham Lincoln giving federal land for
Speaker 2: public universities, MAGA wouldn't like Lincoln spending money on infrastructure
Speaker 2: to make America stronger. MAGA wouldn't like that Abraham Lincoln
Speaker 2: said black people should have equal rights to vote. And
Speaker 2: MAGA certainly wouldn't like Thomas Jefferson, who believed in states rights,
Speaker 2: states empowerment, who was having an affair with a black
Speaker 2: woman and having a child with her. Maga would not
Speaker 2: like Jefferson and his liberal views. Jefferson supported France, believed
Speaker 2: we should help the people that helped us during the war,
Speaker 2: believe that we should get involved in world conflicts as
Speaker 2: we try to pull out of Ukraine. Mago would not
Speaker 2: like the very three presidents that we celebrate today. So
Speaker 2: why do we have the day? And you mark my words.
Speaker 2: Trump is going to declare a holiday for himself, mark
Speaker 2: my words. Hitler did it, Mussolini did it, Julius Caesar
Speaker 2: did it, and Trump will do it. He will make
Speaker 2: a holiday a Maga holiday. You wait and see he
Speaker 2: will do it. You wait, all right, I'll This weekend,
Speaker 2: a lot of entertainment was focused on Saturday Night Live
Speaker 2: fifty anniversary. I was alive when it came on the air.
Speaker 2: I was twelve years old. So going on thirteen and
Speaker 2: nineteen seventy five. I adored Gilda Radner in the original cast.
Speaker 2: I don't think there's been a great cast since then.
Speaker 2: I think there's been great cast members, but not an
Speaker 2: entirely great cast. I think the original cast with the
Speaker 2: bet Jane Curtin and Gil Radner and Chevy Chase and
Speaker 2: just all of them brilliant. I don't watch Saturday Night Live.
Speaker 2: I see some of their skits. I can't bear it.
Speaker 2: It's an hour and a half. It's too long because
Speaker 2: they're not every skit's not funny. In fact, maybe two
Speaker 2: or three hit it out of the park and then
Speaker 2: the rest big yawn. The musical special they did was great.
Speaker 2: It streams on Peacock if you want to watch it.
Speaker 2: Questionable acts I didn't understand, but some were great. Share
Speaker 2: looked fabulous like an icon. Lady Gaga's voice sounded incredible
Speaker 2: singing a shallow You had Robin with David Byrne. Didn't
Speaker 2: understand any of that. Mumford and Son's doing a great
Speaker 2: version of La La la la la la la la
Speaker 2: It huh. You had the Backstreet Boy singing ah wan
Speaker 2: it bad way. So it is a fun. It was
Speaker 2: a fun special. Some of it I didn't get Jelly
Speaker 2: Roll doing a Johnny Cash thing, didn't get it. But
Speaker 2: for the most part it was great. I highly recommend
Speaker 2: you stream it three hours of fun music. As for
Speaker 2: the special itself, it brought back the greatest hits again.
Speaker 2: When they hit, they hit, and certainly some of the
Speaker 2: talent Steve Martin a treasure, Martin Short a treasure, bow
Speaker 2: And Yang a treasure, you know, some of them not
Speaker 2: so treasurable, others Eddie Murphy a treasure, you know. So yeah,
Speaker 2: they've They've made the careers of some really incredible people,
Speaker 2: but that doesn't mean the show is really incredible. And
Speaker 2: now when it hits, it hits great. When some of
Speaker 2: their skids hit, they hit big, and god knows, they
Speaker 2: haven't been afraid to do political parody. We'll see how
Speaker 2: long that lasts because even they fear what's going on
Speaker 2: in this country with Trump, and even they have toned down.
Speaker 2: They told Chappelle, do not talk about Israel, Gaza or
Speaker 2: trans people. They told him before he went out. If
Speaker 2: you do, we will cut you. So even they're into
Speaker 2: censorship now. But the big weekend, if you love it,
Speaker 2: this was your weekend. I never did it, did you? Guys?
Speaker 2: Where are you on that? I'd love to see your
Speaker 2: comments down below. It's been going for fifty years, longest
Speaker 2: thing on television and Americans, you know, American institution, bigger
Speaker 2: than the Simpsons. Where do you stand on SNL? I
Speaker 2: think if you're a progressive, you probably like it a
Speaker 2: lot more than MAGA does. But you will admit that
Speaker 2: it hasn't been great in years. It's good and there
Speaker 2: are great parts, but as a show, it hasn't been
Speaker 2: great in decades because they'll have a few great cast members,
Speaker 2: but then the others are forgettable. And that's sad because
Speaker 2: no cast member used to be I mean, come on,
Speaker 2: John Belushi, Jim Belushi, we had Chris Farley, just you know,
Speaker 2: incredible people that have gone through that show. Now there
Speaker 2: are some, but it really has given us a wealth
Speaker 2: of incredible comedic and dramatic talent, and so for that
Speaker 2: we do owe it a debt for bringing some of
Speaker 2: the greatest comics of modern day to us and breaking
Speaker 2: some musical acts that would not have gotten a shot
Speaker 2: on other shows but made their debut on SNL, like Nirvana,
Speaker 2: which played with post Malone being their lead singer wasn't bad.
Speaker 2: Actually all right, I am Corel. But who you want
Speaker 2: to be is un'n hurt? Anybody happy Washington's birthday? Remember
Speaker 2: Washington knew what was happening, and it happens. What's our
Speaker 2: way out? Well, we have to ask him and we
Speaker 2: don't have anyone why anymore in government? Who do we ask?
Speaker 2: They all die? Truly? Where are the Jeffersons?
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