Speaker 1: It is a tragedy beyond belief. It happened over the
Speaker 1: skies of Washington, DC last night. What does the President
Speaker 1: have to say about it? And what does the FAA
Speaker 1: have to say about it? We're gonna talk about it
Speaker 1: on Today's Corell Cast.
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Speaker 3: It is the Crell Cast. I am Correll, you know.
Speaker 1: On on stressful days, well every day, every day, in
Speaker 1: between my walk and the show, I take thirty grams
Speaker 1: of eighty five percent dark chocolate, which is vegan, and
Speaker 1: I use the velvetizer from Hotel Chocolate, the best gift
Speaker 1: I ever gave myself. And I have a cup of
Speaker 1: hot cocoa with I make it with homemade Sawyer almond milk.
Speaker 1: And I'm having this delicious cup of cocoa right now
Speaker 1: because the world at the moment doesn't make sense. And
Speaker 1: I don't like when the world at the moment doesn't
Speaker 1: make sense. And let's explain. We put down my cocoa.
Speaker 1: It's so good. Oh my god. This is the glass
Speaker 1: that came with it from Hotel Chocolate.
Speaker 3: It's very good.
Speaker 1: I didn't have time because I ran late my leg. Remember, yes,
Speaker 1: I was talking about having a disability. Today during weightlifting,
Speaker 1: I got the worst Charlie horse in the back of
Speaker 1: my calf on my left leg. The left leg where
Speaker 1: the thigh is. I'm sorry, the back of my thigh.
Speaker 1: My calf on my left leg constantly moves ever since
Speaker 1: the shingles shot. This morning I had a horrible Charlie
Speaker 1: horse in the back of the thigh. It was so
Speaker 1: painful I started to cry. It went away. I went
Speaker 1: to the park to walk ember it tried to come
Speaker 1: back and I had to sit down.
Speaker 3: I couldn't move.
Speaker 1: And this is there's why I'm on disability and why
Speaker 1: I couldn't work. Like if I were five minutes late
Speaker 1: for radio, there'd be hell to pay. So last night
Speaker 1: I was sitting at home at about eight well no really,
Speaker 1: it was about six thirty, and I couldn't believe the headline.
Speaker 1: I just I thought it was fake. I thought it
Speaker 1: was fake when it said helicopter Blackhawk, helicopter runs into
Speaker 1: an American Airlines plane, both go into the Potomac. I
Speaker 1: truly did not believe that. I thought, oh God, this
Speaker 1: is some bad joke or something. I immediately started went
Speaker 1: to YouTube and started streaming NBC media and.
Speaker 3: Saw that it was very real.
Speaker 1: And I saw the video of what appeared to be
Speaker 1: the helicopter just running full speed ahead right into the plane.
Speaker 1: I wondered, there have been miracles where people have gone
Speaker 1: into very cold water, thirty five degree water and been
Speaker 1: pulled out and resuscitated, Because when you go into that
Speaker 1: cold so quickly, when you don't even have time to die,
Speaker 1: when you are literally just plunged into freezing water and
Speaker 1: your heart has stopped or stops at that moment, you
Speaker 1: can be revived. And if you remember the sun Jet
Speaker 1: at Washington d C. That they didn't de ice the
Speaker 1: runway and the plane well enough and it went into
Speaker 1: the Potomac. People lived from that. Unfortunately, it became very
Speaker 1: painfully clear that no one survived the crash. Sixty on board,
Speaker 1: four crew members and then three in the helicopter, So
Speaker 1: sixty seven people, fourteen of which are from our US
Speaker 1: National figure Skating Championship.
Speaker 3: Two were Russian skaters.
Speaker 1: Now, the conspiracy theorist in me first thought, who wants this.
Speaker 3: Plane taken down? Was Trump? On the helicopter?
Speaker 1: I could only have hoped, but you know that it
Speaker 1: just that didn't come to fruition.
Speaker 3: They searched.
Speaker 1: Now this morning they've retrieved about thirty bodies. And this
Speaker 1: morning when I got up for breakfast. Well, first of all,
Speaker 1: it was very hard for me to sleep last night
Speaker 1: because I fly, and when you hear this, you get scared.
Speaker 1: Even though this many people die on the roads every day,
Speaker 1: seventy to one hundred and twenty people a.
Speaker 3: Day die on our roads.
Speaker 1: So flying is still the safest way to get around,
Speaker 1: But you don't feel that way when there's this type
Speaker 1: of just a crash that no one could prepare for
Speaker 1: the pilot of the plane, what could he have done.
Speaker 1: He could have never anticipated a helicopter flying into him.
Speaker 3: So it happened.
Speaker 1: And last night I went to bed thinking about how
Speaker 1: they had just put their trays in the upright and
Speaker 1: locked position. The lights inside of the cabin had come on.
Speaker 1: They were on approach, they were on descent. They had
Speaker 1: come from Kansas. They were excited to be going to Washington,
Speaker 1: d c. And they were about to be there. They
Speaker 1: could see DC out the window as they were landing
Speaker 1: at this airport that has two working runways on an
Speaker 1: island next to a huge city. Every pilot hates flying
Speaker 1: into this airport. Every pilot hates how congested the airspace
Speaker 1: is at this airport. They have been complaining about it
Speaker 1: for decades. Okay, so last night I went to bed
Speaker 1: thinking about God. You know, me and Ember fly all
Speaker 1: the time, and as we're landing, you know, we put
Speaker 1: our trays up. I put back under the seat, her
Speaker 1: in her little you know carryall, put away my tablet
Speaker 1: and my phone, and anticipate what's next. Do I need
Speaker 1: to pick up the rental car? Do I need to
Speaker 1: go to baggage claim? You know what time is it?
Speaker 1: You know where's the hotel located?
Speaker 3: From here?
Speaker 1: All that stuff. You know that those people were thinking
Speaker 1: they had made it. They took off, they flew, and
Speaker 1: now they were landing. In their minds.
Speaker 3: They made it.
Speaker 1: Of course, I know that takeoff and landings are the
Speaker 1: two most dangerous time in a plane. So there they
Speaker 1: are just sitting there, buckled up landing, and out of nowhere,
Speaker 1: a black Hawk helicopter smashes into them and there was
Speaker 1: an immediate explosion and the plane ripped into and fell
Speaker 1: into thirty five degree water that was only seven feet
Speaker 1: So the Potomac is right by the airport. It's about
Speaker 1: thirty feet on that side deep, then in the middle
Speaker 1: it goes to less than three to five feet deep,
Speaker 1: and then it goes down to about eight to ten
Speaker 1: feet deep on the other side, not very deep. You
Speaker 1: could actually walk across parts of it. The plane crashed
Speaker 1: into that, the plane that was on the auxiliary runway.
Speaker 1: There's two runways at Dallas, at the Ronald Reagan Airport,
Speaker 1: the straight one and the one that goes this way
Speaker 1: that dissects it. There used to be three, but they
Speaker 1: built too many big buildings at the end of the
Speaker 1: other one, so they can't use it anymore. Congress people avionics,
Speaker 1: they have all complained about how busy the airspace is
Speaker 1: and how it's just an accident waiting to happen.
Speaker 3: And it did.
Speaker 1: And this morning when I sat with my Wedgewood Cornucopia
Speaker 1: tea set, having my Brute chocolate, my Creole brew I
Speaker 1: have that once a week. It's brewing chocolate along with
Speaker 1: the chocolate harny and Sons tea mixed in with it.
Speaker 1: As I was having my bowl of fruit and my
Speaker 1: oat groats and my crazins and my walnuts, I just
Speaker 1: kept thinking how many families were sitting down to breakfast
Speaker 1: without their loved ones. How many families were back in
Speaker 1: Kansas feeling so far away, not knowing if the body
Speaker 1: of their loved one had been fetched out of the
Speaker 1: cold Potomac River alongside the corpses of General Washington's army
Speaker 1: and so many others who have gone in to the Potomac.
Speaker 1: This morning, I thought, how lucky I am to be
Speaker 1: having my tea, to be alive, and to not know
Speaker 1: anybody that was on that plane, because this morning, even
Speaker 1: though there's only sixty four casualties on the plane and
Speaker 1: three in the helicopter, for sixty seven people, figure five
Speaker 1: people for each person, mother, father, sister, brother, aunt, uncle,
Speaker 1: there's about four hundred people this morning. Indeed, unimaginable creek
Speaker 1: at what visit seated presence.
Speaker 3: Up to United States have to say about this? For rifting,
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Speaker 1: I hope I don't look like I've been rimming Denzel
Speaker 1: Washington because I just finished my chocolate.
Speaker 3: Anyway, So or Angina I don't listen to.
Speaker 1: So this morning, when I was doing my weights after
Speaker 1: the Charlie Horse nearly crippled me, and he came on
Speaker 1: the BBC to do his speech, I didn't want to
Speaker 1: hear it, okay, because I hate him, So I turn
Speaker 1: off or Angina and I immediately start getting text messages about, oh,
Speaker 1: it's Dei's fault. Now, I thought that these people were
Speaker 1: joking with me because of how violently Trump and or
Speaker 1: Angina and his kind have attacked DEI. I thought, oh,
Speaker 1: you know, what a funny joke. What was there a
Speaker 1: transperson that was flying the helicopter or whatever? And then
Speaker 1: I got a screen shot via text message at seven
Speaker 1: oh two eight five five oh seven of an actual
Speaker 1: screen capture of CNN with the bottom third saying the
Speaker 1: chiron saying Trump blames Di at the FAA for crash.
Speaker 1: Now again I thought I was being pumped. I thought
Speaker 1: There's there's no way a seated president before any facts
Speaker 1: or known would blame anything, you know, because even though
Speaker 1: we saw the helicopter fly into the plane, unless this
Speaker 1: was an intentional terrorist attack, we don't know why that
Speaker 1: pilot didn't veer to avoid the plane.
Speaker 3: We don't know.
Speaker 1: My friend Tyler, who flies Blackhawks, said they were probably
Speaker 1: looking at a different plane. Nash is a very dangerous airport.
Speaker 1: A plane lands every fifty two seconds. Okay, that means
Speaker 1: they're stacked up, So the pilot could have been looking
Speaker 1: at another plane behind the plane that he hit.
Speaker 3: We don't know.
Speaker 1: They do have a black box recorder on the helicopter
Speaker 1: as well as the plane, so we'll find out. But
Speaker 1: what does Orangina do. He blames Dei at the FAA.
Speaker 1: He blames Obama and Biden, which by the way, he
Speaker 1: was in the middle of. And he blames Pete Buddha Judge,
Speaker 1: the gay guy, the former secretary of Transportation.
Speaker 3: And when I heard that he blamed.
Speaker 1: Dei for this horrific tragedy, it was literally the straw
Speaker 1: that broke my back. Now I'm probably gonna be profane.
Speaker 1: So for those of you in koos Bay, Oregon, which
Speaker 1: plays my show over the air. You've got some bleeping
Speaker 1: to do. Because never why didn't some journalists stand up
Speaker 1: and say, only a fucking moron would blame DEI for
Speaker 1: a plane crash, And you're not a fucking moron, are you?
Speaker 1: When reporters did question him in that fashion, he insulted
Speaker 1: the reporters of the Press Corps, insulted them. Now, yesterday
Speaker 1: we did a show that got great response in terms
Speaker 1: of emails and comments down below at YouTube dot com.
Speaker 1: Forward slash really Carrell about me not speaking to a
Speaker 1: friend anymore because he voted for Trump. He thinks what
Speaker 1: Trump is doing with DEI is great. He doesn't think
Speaker 1: trans people belong in the military, and he's gay, and
Speaker 1: I just said I had enough, and many of you said, oh,
Speaker 1: give him another chance, or just don't talk about politics.
Speaker 1: So a Jews should have befriendly to Nazi and just
Speaker 1: not talked about Hitler. This orange idiot stood on television
Speaker 1: today and blame diversity, equity, and inclusion, three things he
Speaker 1: can't spell on a plane crash. He wants to make
Speaker 1: it the fault of women, of gays, of trans people,
Speaker 1: of Asian people, of Hispanic people. You all know what
Speaker 1: DEI is. His people don't.
Speaker 3: They don't know that.
Speaker 1: All it is is a policy of inclusion that when
Speaker 1: you're going to go recruit for jobs, make sure you're
Speaker 1: recruiting in every sector of society. Make sure that when
Speaker 1: you're hiring, you're not just hiring all cisgendered white men.
Speaker 3: That's all DEI is.
Speaker 1: It doesn't say gives someone the job because they're not qualified,
Speaker 1: but they're black or brown, or gay or trans. You
Speaker 1: have to be qualified for the positions. No one, No
Speaker 1: one has ever gotten a fucking job because they were
Speaker 1: black or gay, or woman or trans or buy and
Speaker 1: not able to perform the job.
Speaker 3: No one has ever had that happen.
Speaker 1: If a woman gets a job, it's because she's had
Speaker 1: to work harder, jump higher, and be better than any
Speaker 1: fucking man in the room. And as a gay broadcaster,
Speaker 1: let me tell you the standard that I am held
Speaker 1: to versus everybody else.
Speaker 3: If anything, people who are hired.
Speaker 1: Through DEI are more qualified than the white idiot assholes
Speaker 1: who are filling those seats now because they had to
Speaker 1: be better, they had to do more, they faced more discrimination.
Speaker 1: They're tougher, they're smarter, they're stronger, and that's why Trump
Speaker 1: fears them. And to blame this on DEI policies should
Speaker 1: be an impeachable offense. But no, no, he gets to
Speaker 1: go on about his day while families are suffering the
Speaker 1: most unimaginable loss that you or I or I've lost
Speaker 1: someone suddenly. Andrew Howard came home with me at two
Speaker 1: o five in the morning. We left for the hospital
Speaker 1: at four twenty, and he was dead at six fifteen.
Speaker 1: I've lost someone that fast. It tears your universe apart.
Speaker 1: It rips you, a hole in you that never heals,
Speaker 1: it gives you. The other day, someone said, are you
Speaker 1: gonna I'm going to see Phil Henry in Los Angeles
Speaker 1: March first, and someone said, are you bringing a plus one?
Speaker 1: I said, I haven't had a plus one in twenty
Speaker 1: four years. That's been another partner. I've had friends, but
Speaker 1: you know, no partners, because when you lose someone that fast,
Speaker 1: sometimes you never recover. And what does this orange asshole
Speaker 1: do when all he should be doing is comforting the
Speaker 1: families in Wichita thea. He should be at the fucking airport,
Speaker 1: hugging people who were there waiting.
Speaker 3: That's what I'd be doing he's in DC.
Speaker 1: I'd be over at the airport, hugging survivors families, telling
Speaker 1: them how horrible this is, how we'll get to the
Speaker 1: bottom of it, how their loss is not in vain. Instead,
Speaker 1: he's standing at the fucking White House blaming people who
Speaker 1: are diverse, Blaming people that had nothing to do with it,
Speaker 1: policies that have nothing to do with it from the
Speaker 1: bully pulpit as the world looks on, blaming the gay
Speaker 1: former transportation person, blaming DEI policies at the FAA because somehow,
Speaker 1: in his mind, these policies let inferior people through when
Speaker 1: it's just the opposite. They actually bring better people to
Speaker 1: the job. DEI policies only strengthen a company, they do
Speaker 1: not weaken it.
Speaker 3: But they're a threat.
Speaker 1: They're a threat to rich, white, talentless fucks like him
Speaker 1: and all the people that surround him. So he blames them.
Speaker 1: He blames people, because remember, policy is people.
Speaker 3: DEI isn't a term or a policy, it's people.
Speaker 1: He blames people that had nothing to do with it.
Speaker 1: I can't stomach this anymore. I cannot.
Speaker 3: I can't. I thought I could.
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Speaker 1: unhinged gay guy and his little dog. And let's keep
Speaker 1: the party going as long as we can. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: I yelled, I'm sorry I got so angry. I'm you know,
Speaker 1: they'll make fun of liberals that cry, They'll say, oh good,
Speaker 1: liberal tears taste so good. I have tears in my
Speaker 1: eyes because I know what it's like to lose someone
Speaker 1: so horribly. I have tears in my eyes because I
Speaker 1: know I'm not gonna make four more years.
Speaker 3: I'm not. I'm not. I'm not gonna make it. I'm not.
Speaker 3: I'm not. I don't want to leave this country. I
Speaker 3: don't want to leave.
Speaker 1: I like the doctors, and I like the systems that
Speaker 1: are here, that are still left after him, you know,
Speaker 1: tearing so much down.
Speaker 3: I don't want to go.
Speaker 1: Start anew completely by myself in some other land. I don't,
Speaker 1: but I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't. I can't.
Speaker 1: Today was horrible and it's only gonna get worse. You know,
Speaker 1: I was gonna do the Club Decade show today. It'll
Speaker 1: be tomorrow. It did not feel right to post a
Speaker 1: show today with my friend thea Austin about dance music
Speaker 1: and clubs and partying. It just didn't feel right. I
Speaker 1: know that we could use some levity, that we could
Speaker 1: use some music. We'll have that tomorrow. Please tune in
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Speaker 1: dollars a month at Patreon. He gives me twelve hundred
Speaker 1: dollars a year, and he upped it to two hundred yesterday,
Speaker 1: and I asked him to bring it back down to
Speaker 1: one hundred because he shouldn't have to carry the weight
Speaker 1: of the show. If I can't get that Patreon up
Speaker 1: by expanding the Patreon instead of asking more from people
Speaker 1: who are already giving too much than I should quit
Speaker 1: the show. As someone pointed out yesterday, we want to
Speaker 1: get in two hundred views. Nobody likes you anyway. Someone
Speaker 1: posted that on the YouTube yesterday.
Speaker 3: I'm they're right.
Speaker 1: I should be getting hundreds and thousands more, but I'm not.
Speaker 1: I don't know why. I don't know why the algorithm
Speaker 1: doesn't pick me up. Maybe it's because we don't get
Speaker 1: a ton of comments. Maybe it's because no one shares
Speaker 1: the video.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I hired someone to do keywords. Some of the videos
Speaker 1: started getting one thousand, two thousand views, and then others
Speaker 1: just two hundred, so I can't figure out YouTube. I can't,
Speaker 1: and now I can't pay the guy anymore, so I'll
Speaker 1: have to start doing the thumbnails and the keywords and
Speaker 1: all of that. So I've got a lot to think about.
Speaker 1: But tomorrow will be the Club Decades with the Austin,
Speaker 1: So please, it's an hour long show, so please come
Speaker 1: and jam with us tomorrow and listen to some great
Speaker 1: music and just have fun.
Speaker 3: But like you, I don't. I can't. I don't know
Speaker 3: what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 1: Either, I have to get so busy here in Las
Speaker 1: Vegas doing the Club Decades experience, doing Vegan in Vegas,
Speaker 1: doing live performances. Either I have to get so busy
Speaker 1: where I just don't have time for this foolishness from
Speaker 1: Orangina to bother me.
Speaker 3: Or I have to leave and I don't have the money.
Speaker 1: If I sell the house, I'll clear one hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: That's it. That will be my whole kitty.
Speaker 1: One hundred and ninety k is not going to move
Speaker 1: me to another country and let me buy a property there,
Speaker 1: unless I moved to you know, Bangladesh or something, But
Speaker 1: to move to it like Lisbon I've been looking at Lisbon,
Speaker 1: and sure, two hundred thousand will buy me a lovely
Speaker 1: home in Lisbon.
Speaker 3: I don't have that.
Speaker 1: I'll have one ninety and it's gonna take like thirty
Speaker 1: to relocate, so, you know, but I can't stomach this,
Speaker 1: this tragedy today is the worst disaster since two thousand
Speaker 1: and one, twenty four years, the worst aviation disaster in America.
Speaker 1: There was one in two thousand and nine, not as bad,
Speaker 1: so the worst disaster in twenty four years. And he
Speaker 1: immediately blames the pilot of the copter, which we don't know.
Speaker 3: It was the pilot's fault. We don't know what was
Speaker 3: going on in that helicopter. We don't know.
Speaker 1: And then he blames DEI because obviously the pilot must
Speaker 1: be some DEI higher, or the FAA, the flight traffic
Speaker 1: controllers must be some DEI higher.
Speaker 3: And I just.
Speaker 1: I can't It's like being friends with my friend from Georgia.
Speaker 1: I can't be friends with people at the park. I
Speaker 1: just told two people I can't talk to you anymore.
Speaker 1: You voted for this guy. You think what he said
Speaker 1: today is fine, I said, I just I've reached a
Speaker 1: point where yesterday I told a music producer friend here
Speaker 1: in Las Vegas that me and Steve can't come over
Speaker 1: to see him because they voted for Trump, and neither
Speaker 1: Steve nor I want to be around people of such
Speaker 1: low intelligence and such low moral character. So here I
Speaker 1: am at a loss. Just like you avoid the news,
Speaker 1: you can't everything. I'm not to avoid the news. It's
Speaker 1: gonna be too long of four years. You can't avoid it.
Speaker 3: This plane crash came across everything I have.
Speaker 1: It came across Instagram, it came across TikTok, It came
Speaker 1: across my news alerts from Apple, It came across regular television.
Speaker 1: It came across everything except Netflix. I mean, it came
Speaker 1: across everywhere. And everyone was talking about it this morning.
Speaker 1: So the big stuff you can't avoid. You're gonna hear
Speaker 1: about it, and I just can't keep hearing about it.
Speaker 1: When his response is to blame DEI I just can't. God,
Speaker 1: if any of you are rich, please get me out
Speaker 1: of here, please please. I need a patron. I need
Speaker 1: someone who says, why don't we relocate your show to Lisbon.
Speaker 1: I'll give you three hundred thousand dollars and you can
Speaker 1: relocate to Lisbon and do your show from there and
Speaker 1: bring us all what it's like to live abroad, and
Speaker 1: bring us all the topics from Lisbon and from France
Speaker 1: and you know, Spain, and travel around over there and
Speaker 1: just do a fabulous show over from Lisbon. Why can't
Speaker 1: I have a rich patron? Three hundred grand would do it,
Speaker 1: added to the two hundred I've got, would do it.
Speaker 1: Just need one rich patron, someone remember me in their
Speaker 1: will and then die in a week. I mean, it's
Speaker 1: just it's getting to that. Oh well, I know your
Speaker 1: hearts are with the families. I know you don't think
Speaker 1: DEI caused the crash. I know that you feel like
Speaker 1: I do for these people and what they're going through
Speaker 1: and their loss. I know you hope that they will
Speaker 1: address how dangerous national you know, Ronald Reagan Airport is.
Speaker 1: They're trying to expand flights into that airport. Not a
Speaker 1: good idea. I know that you are as outraged, and
Speaker 1: I that Orangina would say these things.
Speaker 3: I know I get it.
Speaker 1: So tomorrow, let's dance, Let's do club decades tomorrow, and
Speaker 1: let's have a good time. Also, patrons, tomorrow, you're going
Speaker 1: to get my latest track Do You Want to Funk?
Speaker 3: The first mix of it.
Speaker 1: It's not gonna be out for months, but as patrons,
Speaker 1: you're gonna get the first mix of me with Dance Steva,
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Speaker 1: inspired them with a hook of one of her songs. So, patrons,
Speaker 1: tomorrow you'll be getting the first seven minute mix of
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Speaker 3: I hope you enjoy it. The we you can dance
Speaker 3: and sing all through the weekend.
Speaker 1: I am Correl, be who you want to be the
Speaker 1: long it. It doesn't hurt me though, and again our
Speaker 1: part of the show. Everyone that watched you go without
Speaker 1: anyone that than on this horrible national post, say thanks, okay,
Speaker 1: say thanks, love you and I'll see you online or
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