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Speaker 5: All right, I'm so glad you're joining me on this Tuesday,
Speaker 5: July twenty ninth. We've got a lot to talk about,
Speaker 5: a lot on my mind this morning. I hope that
Speaker 5: you're going to share my thoughts, sharehole my thoughts today
Speaker 5: because they're going to be profound and somewhat controversial. I
Speaker 5: guess first, we got to start with something heavy on
Speaker 5: my mind. A guy from Las Vegas got in a car,
Speaker 5: drove across country with a weapon that he legally owned
Speaker 5: by the way, went into the NFL headquarters in New
Speaker 5: York and killed people. On the very same day, a
Speaker 5: guy walked into the Grand Resort in Reno and started
Speaker 5: shooting people and killed people. And I just this all
Speaker 5: is going to go in today's topic, all of it,
Speaker 5: because we are so immune to how horrible that is. Now,
Speaker 5: as you know, I've been catching up on The Gilded
Speaker 5: Age on HBO, which has just been picked up for
Speaker 5: another season for season four, and I have a love
Speaker 5: hate relationship with that show because quite frankly, it's just
Speaker 5: a high camp soap opera. But again, it's about the wealthy,
Speaker 5: and we have a lot of media that focuses on
Speaker 5: the wealthy and the wealthy these problems, and I guess
Speaker 5: they want us to feel like the wealthy have the
Speaker 5: same issues that we do, or even worse issues or whatever.
Speaker 5: I don't know, I don't know, I don't get it.
Speaker 5: But the fact is that a lot of our media
Speaker 5: is about the wealthy, you know, and how the wealthy
Speaker 5: survive all their dramas. But the one thing about watching
Speaker 5: something from the late eighteen hundreds is they don't have
Speaker 5: the immediacy of our media or of our world, and subsequently,
Speaker 5: they have outrage, they have shame, they have propriety. And
Speaker 5: I'm not saying I want to go back to the
Speaker 5: eighteen hundreds, but I will say that there's something to
Speaker 5: be said about a society that can still feel shock
Speaker 5: and pain and remorse over things that happen in their world.
Speaker 5: You know, yesterday we had two mass shootings, two and
Speaker 5: what's the conversation about today, not that that's just another
Speaker 5: day in America. And I don't know about you, but
Speaker 5: now they're happening at resorts, they're happening in buildings in Manhattan,
Speaker 5: grocery stores, theaters. There really is no place safe in America,
Speaker 5: no matter what schools there are places, hospitals, places that
Speaker 5: are supposed to be safe are no longer safe.
Speaker 1: And so.
Speaker 5: I have to wonder if the biggest ale of our time,
Speaker 5: you know, I'm saying hi to the people in the
Speaker 5: chatroom by the way, YouTube dot Com forward slash, really Carrell,
Speaker 5: is in fact something that I've been a member of
Speaker 5: my whole life. So no one is better suited to
Speaker 5: talk about this than me. My first column was published
Speaker 5: in a newspaper when I was fourteen years old. My
Speaker 5: first assignment for a newspaper was in junior high school
Speaker 5: in seventh grade when I was twelve. I guess so
Speaker 5: I have been writing for newspapers or doing video or
Speaker 5: audio reporting for the last fifty years, and I'm not
Speaker 5: making that up fifty years.
Speaker 1: And I've always.
Speaker 5: Enjoyed being in the media and being in a public job,
Speaker 5: being someone that told you things, that talked about.
Speaker 1: Things with you.
Speaker 5: And sometimes now I wonder, if you know, my whole
Speaker 5: industry has been part of the problem, because yesterday I
Speaker 5: was in a really bad mood.
Speaker 1: I was in a bad mood.
Speaker 5: Yesterday. I was in a bad mood yesterday, and I
Speaker 5: realized that part of it was the media. You know,
Speaker 5: first of all, the starvation in Gaza. How can we
Speaker 5: see those images and then follow with the words Israel
Speaker 5: won't allow Israel, won't allow reporters in Israel, won't fuck Israel.
Speaker 5: It has become a pariah state. That is from the
Speaker 5: BBC this morning, from an Israeli leader inside of Israel
Speaker 5: who said that his country on the BBC has become
Speaker 5: a pariah state. And it has. There are arrest warrants
Speaker 5: out for Benjamin net and Yahoo. They are committing genocide
Speaker 5: and they are allowing the starvation in twenty twenty five,
Speaker 5: the starvation. But more importantly, I'm allowing it. You're allowing it.
Speaker 5: We're allowing it, allowing this country, Israel, to starve people
Speaker 5: to death, and we're watching it unfold in real time.
Speaker 5: Images of starving babies, images of starving adults, Images heart wrenching,
Speaker 5: heart breaking images of people holding their dead relatives that
Speaker 5: died of starvation, a slow, agonizing, painful death.
Speaker 1: And we're allowing it. Oh well, now we're dropping in food.
Speaker 5: That's another thing, dropping things on their head, dropping it
Speaker 5: in a war zone.
Speaker 1: I mean, come on, we.
Speaker 5: Can do so much better. And we see this unfold live,
Speaker 5: We see the terror in people's faces in New York
Speaker 5: as the video comes out and they're running and screaming
Speaker 5: from these buildings because they's a shooter.
Speaker 1: We see after image.
Speaker 5: And it's not just that or listening to Trump talk,
Speaker 5: which I can't stand.
Speaker 1: It's not just that.
Speaker 5: For a few of us who use social media. We
Speaker 5: go on social media and the ignorance and the stupidity
Speaker 5: that is prevalent, the vitriol in the comments. Just go
Speaker 5: follow me on TikTok, really correl kil on TikTok and
Speaker 5: read the comments below my videos attacking my gayness, attacking
Speaker 5: my lisp, attacking what I'm wearing, telling me I should die.
Speaker 5: I mean, usually you gotta get to know me before
Speaker 5: you say those things. But you know you know what
Speaker 5: I'm saying. I mean, and it affects me. I'd like
Speaker 5: to think that it doesn't. I'd like to say, no,
Speaker 5: I can just ignore those people, but you can't ignore
Speaker 5: them with comment after comment, criticize them. A lisp that
Speaker 5: I have nothing to do with. I've had it since
Speaker 5: as long as I could speak, because I have a deform.
Speaker 5: My tongue pushes my teeth forward. They can't pull them
Speaker 5: down or my tongue will push them back up and
Speaker 5: they'll fall out. So I'm stuck with it and made
Speaker 5: a pretty good living and talk radio with it. So
Speaker 5: the media is the number one problem with our society,
Speaker 5: and of course it's man made, and of course we
Speaker 5: could change it. And I know a lot of you say, well,
Speaker 5: I only listen to this or I only listen to that.
Speaker 1: Well, good for you.
Speaker 5: I'm glad that you found a way to tune everything out.
Speaker 5: But like my friend Brandon this morning, he sent me
Speaker 5: a text and it says, I can't watch the news
Speaker 5: right now. It's too emotionally draining with no payoff. I
Speaker 5: feel like it manipulates our emotions too damn much.
Speaker 1: It does.
Speaker 5: That's what it's for, that's all it does nowadays. All
Speaker 5: media does now is trigger you emotionally. That's how it
Speaker 5: gets ratings, that's how they keep people coming back. But
Speaker 5: it's exhausting all of us, and nothing is getting done
Speaker 5: because we have this media fatigue. So now we have
Speaker 5: horrible things thrown at us so much by the media.
Speaker 1: We're immune to the we're immune to.
Speaker 5: We no longer feel the actual horror of our time
Speaker 5: because of the media, and that's something want to support
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Speaker 5: All right, sorry, I was checking the chatroom at YouTube
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Speaker 1: I do read your.
Speaker 5: Comments, by the way, And boy, boy, do y'all have
Speaker 5: something to say about Laverne Cox dating a MAGA person
Speaker 5: and then her people turning on her? Y'all turned on
Speaker 5: her too? Oh my god. I mean, of all the
Speaker 5: topics I've done, that one really got that one really
Speaker 5: touched a nerve. And it's not really because you care
Speaker 5: about Laverne Cox. It's because we are so polarized right now. Look,
Speaker 5: if I fell in love with some guy who was see,
Speaker 5: that's the whole thing. I couldn't fall in love with
Speaker 5: a Trump supporter.
Speaker 1: I couldn't.
Speaker 5: I couldn't. It wouldn't happen. A They're not intelligent, and
Speaker 5: intelligence is sexy as hell. To me, Andrew Howard was
Speaker 5: every bit my intellectual match and beyond. He was a smart,
Speaker 5: smart man. Andrew Howard lots of common sense, lots of
Speaker 5: street sense and books. Smart beyond belief that guy was
Speaker 5: so smart for thirty four years old. He was incredible.
Speaker 5: He was a sage. So intelligence, unless it's just sex,
Speaker 5: intelligence is very sexy to me, and so I couldn't
Speaker 5: fall in love with someone that was so diametrically. Yes,
Speaker 5: Andrew was my opposite. He was the complete opposite of me.
Speaker 5: I liked R and B and dance. He liked Morrissey
Speaker 5: and the Smiths and the Cranberryes. I like to talk
Speaker 5: a lot, he didn't. I like to be out in
Speaker 5: the world and in the extravagant public life, and he
Speaker 5: liked to stay home in garden. We literally were polar opposites.
Speaker 5: That's okay. Politically we weren't opposite, but we weren't the
Speaker 5: same because he was a socialist and I was just
Speaker 5: a democrat. But he was a socialist. And we would
Speaker 5: argue about politics, but not the fundamentals of it. And
Speaker 5: that's where we're having a problem now in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 5: We're not arguing politics anymore. This isn't about how much
Speaker 5: money should go to food stamps versus district. No, we
Speaker 5: are actually arguing the ideology of our nation, whether we
Speaker 5: should be a democratic republic or an autocracy or an oligarchy.
Speaker 5: We're not just arguing political principles. We're arguing at war
Speaker 5: basically the very basis of our society.
Speaker 1: And when it's that.
Speaker 5: Polarized, we've all seen star cross lovers Palestinians who fall
Speaker 5: in love with Israelis. Okay, but but that Israeli is
Speaker 5: an anti Palestinian, and that Palestinian isn't anti.
Speaker 1: Israeli, now is You know?
Speaker 5: Laverne Cox never told us if her boyfriend was anti
Speaker 5: trans or not, but his party was, and so I myself.
Speaker 5: I could never fall in love with someone that was
Speaker 5: a member of MAGA.
Speaker 1: I just couldn't.
Speaker 5: I would hate their principles so much that I would
Speaker 5: hate them. I can't love someone that hates everything I
Speaker 5: stand for, equality, diversity, equity, inclusion, climate change, action, helping
Speaker 5: everybody that you possibly can.
Speaker 1: Yesterday and neighbor was coming home.
Speaker 5: Her bags broke, those cheap plastic bags just broke, and
Speaker 5: her groceries were all over the sidewalk, So of course
Speaker 5: I stopped and helped her and carried them to her apartment.
Speaker 5: She was beside herself with gratitude and she's like, who
Speaker 5: would do Who does this in today's day and age?
Speaker 5: Thank you so much? I thought, what do you mean,
Speaker 5: who does this? Any human being that saw you struggling
Speaker 5: should stop and help, And she's like, no, they wouldn't.
Speaker 5: That made me sad. So when Laverne Cox says, she's
Speaker 5: you know, just dated a maga person for three years.
Speaker 5: It made you angry, And it makes me angry because
Speaker 5: I asked myself, how could you love that person? This
Speaker 5: is we're not talking about he leaves the bath mat
Speaker 5: down or he doesn't lower the seat. We're talking about
Speaker 5: he wants to destroy the very way of life that
Speaker 5: you have.
Speaker 1: And again this goes to the media.
Speaker 5: The media is the number one thing affecting our mental
Speaker 5: health because it has polarized us right down the middle
Speaker 5: to where there is no common ground anymore. You know,
Speaker 5: back in the day, I could have dated a Republican.
Speaker 5: I could have back in the day, you know, under Reagan,
Speaker 5: under Bush, I could have dated a Republican. We could
Speaker 5: have argued politics. Remember the famous couple Carville. He was
Speaker 5: a Democrat, she was a Republican. You know, okay, yes,
Speaker 5: back in the day, but the Republicans didn't want to
Speaker 5: destroy everything our country stood for. They weren't shredding the Constitution.
Speaker 5: They weren't declaring a civil war on anybody not like them.
Speaker 5: That's not what they were doing. Oh, they were trying
Speaker 5: to get lost paths that I fully disagreed with and
Speaker 5: we beat we won. So yes, back in the day,
Speaker 5: if he was cute, and if we were able to
Speaker 5: get along in every other area and even in politics,
Speaker 5: if we just agreed to disagree, I could have dated
Speaker 5: a Republican. I could not date a MAGA person. I
Speaker 5: could not. I mean, you should never date. Although nowadays
Speaker 5: gays they're this alarming friend. If you look at gay couples,
Speaker 5: they're all starting to look alike. People are dating each
Speaker 5: other that look like each other. I do not want
Speaker 5: to screw someone that looks like me. I don't, uh,
Speaker 5: you know, I never have. But there's couples now where
Speaker 5: they look exactly alike. You put them side by side,
Speaker 5: and they're My friend. David Hall loves to send me
Speaker 5: photos when he sees gay couples out and they look
Speaker 5: exactly alike.
Speaker 1: It's like, and that scares me too.
Speaker 5: You should never date someone too much like you ever
Speaker 5: you You should date someone that you know is a
Speaker 5: little bit different.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: So anyway, it was a very commented segment yesterday about
Speaker 5: Laverne Cox dating a MAGA person for three years. Uh,
Speaker 5: and a lot of you were like, uh uh hell
Speaker 5: to the no, like she betrayed everything. Holy uh And
Speaker 5: you know I gotta agree. But again, social media, see
Speaker 5: social media is now part of media. I saw a
Speaker 5: really sad statement from the guy, the lead guy in
Speaker 5: the show Resident Alien, which has been canceled. It's a
Speaker 5: great show, and he said, look, we just don't have
Speaker 5: the money. He said, people don't watch television now from
Speaker 5: seven o'clock at night to eleven o'clock at night. You're
Speaker 5: not sitting in front of your TV. You're scrolling. You're scrolling.
Speaker 5: And so you know, a lot of things are going
Speaker 5: to vertical shorts. They're now filming shows vertically and in
Speaker 5: under five minutes and posting those. Steve Cabral asked me
Speaker 5: the they did. Do you think they'll ever premiere movies
Speaker 5: on like TikTok or Instagram. Oh yeah, absolutely, it's coming
Speaker 5: to where they don't premiere at the theater, they promote
Speaker 5: or premiere on social media. And subsequently there's no budgets.
Speaker 5: There's not a lot of ad revenue from social media.
Speaker 5: There's not a lot of you know, so they're not
Speaker 5: producing shows like they used to because people aren't watching television,
Speaker 5: and when they are, they're binging it on Netflix or
Speaker 5: Hulu or Max, most of which people pay to have
Speaker 5: no commercials. And so again, that's all part of media.
Speaker 5: You know, it's all part of media. And I really
Speaker 5: believe that Democrats need to learn how to control the
Speaker 5: narrative by controlling media. Republicans learned early on how to
Speaker 5: control media. Donald Trump really controls media. Democrats should learn
Speaker 5: how to control media or they're going to lose again.
Speaker 5: They have to get media on their side. Democrats have
Speaker 5: an adversarial sort of relationship with media. No, not only
Speaker 5: do they need to get existing media on their side.
Speaker 5: Rich democrats need to start buying up me to put
Speaker 5: voices like mine out in the main stream forms. Republicans,
Speaker 5: do you know, that's how they win media. We'll drave back,
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Speaker 5: Thirty years of support to the loudest, craziest, most unhinged
Speaker 5: gay guy and his little dog. And let's keep the
Speaker 5: party going as long as we can. You know, here's
Speaker 5: another thing wrong with the world. Half measures now the
Speaker 5: head of the UK, Starmer, has said the UK will
Speaker 5: recognize the Palestinian state unless Israel agrees to a cease fire.
Speaker 5: There should be no one less there. It should be
Speaker 5: the UK will recognize a Palestinian state.
Speaker 1: Period.
Speaker 5: That's where that sentence should end, and everybody should period.
Speaker 5: It is time to stop dicking around with Israel and
Speaker 5: acting like they're the rulers of the world. They're a
Speaker 5: little tiny country of Jews that has gotten out of
Speaker 5: hand and committed genocide. I am not blaming all the
Speaker 5: Jews for the genocide. In fact, they've been encouraged to
Speaker 5: have civil disobedience inside of Israel. But as we talk
Speaker 5: about media, the notion that Israel can prevent the world's
Speaker 5: media from going into Gaza, that's a crime, or should be.
Speaker 1: That.
Speaker 5: Who are they to tell the world's media what they
Speaker 5: can and cannot cover. They even said that they can't
Speaker 5: film it from the air. What are they gonna do?
Speaker 5: If I were the US media, I would tell NETANYAHUO,
Speaker 5: we're sending people in and if you attack them, it'll
Speaker 5: be considered an act of war against the United States.
Speaker 1: Period.
Speaker 5: It's time to shove just everything down that idiot's throat.
Speaker 5: Until he chokes and dies. I'm serious. I mean Netanyal,
Speaker 5: who has committed genocide. The man's a war criminal. He
Speaker 5: should be tried at the Hague and the punishment for
Speaker 5: his crimes is death. And that's what the Hague should
Speaker 5: do to him. They should sentence him to death. He's
Speaker 5: killed sixty thousand. I thought about this the other day.
Speaker 5: They made a big deal about Beyonce being here for
Speaker 5: her final concert. Oprah was there, Tyler Perry spending tens
Speaker 5: of thousands of dollars on tickets, and the stadium, Allegiant Stadium,
Speaker 5: holds sixty thousand people. And when you're in it and
Speaker 5: you go to the center of the field and you
Speaker 5: look around, it's massive. I mean, it's really something. People
Speaker 5: now that stadium filled up. Is how many people a
Speaker 5: conservative effort or estimate, that have died in Gaza. That's
Speaker 5: it's unimaginable. That's so much pain, that so many families
Speaker 5: ripped apart or completely destroyed, like wiped out the family lineage, everything.
Speaker 5: And we have sat here for the last three years
Speaker 5: and watched it happen in the media, and the media
Speaker 5: just now started calling it a genocide last week just
Speaker 5: now had the media done their job and called it
Speaker 5: a genocide two years ago. You know, it worries me,
Speaker 5: and it is affecting my mental health and your mental health.
Speaker 5: And I know we all want to tune out, but
Speaker 5: you can't. It's everywhere we turn. Unless we go back
Speaker 5: to the Gilded age, unless we literally turn off all television,
Speaker 5: turn off our phones, do not read any social media,
Speaker 5: go back to reading books and newspapers, like subscribe to
Speaker 5: an actual printed newspaper and read that once a day,
Speaker 5: and then that's it. No TV news, no radio news,
Speaker 5: no podcast to deal with politics, nothing, read books, read
Speaker 5: the newspaper, listen to music. Unless we do that, it's
Speaker 5: going to creep in. And the stuff that creeps in
Speaker 5: isn't little stuff. Starving babies, photos of starving children. And
Speaker 5: you can't do anything that rips your heart out. You
Speaker 5: know social media commenters who you want to slap and
Speaker 5: punch and hip for what they've said to you, and
Speaker 5: you'll never know them, you'll never reach them. You know
Speaker 5: newscasters who sit there all quaffed and made up and
Speaker 5: rich and then talk about the poor. You know that's
Speaker 5: always gotten to me. Rich newscasters who sit there and
Speaker 5: act like they're one of us.
Speaker 1: They're not.
Speaker 5: You know, God bless Jail King. She's not one of us.
Speaker 5: Her best friend's Oprah. She's filthy rich. You know, she's
Speaker 5: not one of us. Rachel Maddow, God bless her. I
Speaker 5: love her, super smart, not one of us. Several houses
Speaker 5: in Hampton's Rhodes Scholar, wealthy, Anderson Cooper a Vanderbilt, not
Speaker 5: one of us. Joe Scarborough wealthy, Laurence O'Donnell very wealthy.
Speaker 5: If you go down the list of newscasters, they're all
Speaker 5: just rich people sitting there spewing stuff that they can
Speaker 5: tune out because they have a bubble. It's called insulation
Speaker 5: of the rich. So the people that actually write and
Speaker 5: deliver our news, they don't live it. When they leave
Speaker 5: the studio, that's it. They're in their wealth bubble. They
Speaker 5: don't worry about prices of groceries. Where's that gone in
Speaker 5: the news. By the way, shelves are empty. Fruits and
Speaker 5: vegetables are horrible. Tomatoes taste like cardboard. We're getting fruits
Speaker 5: and vegetables that are horribly. You know, they taste horribly
Speaker 5: because they're coming from god knows where. No one's talking
Speaker 5: about that. So we need media reform, and we need
Speaker 5: a movement to reform the media. The sad part is
Speaker 5: it's getting cut, cut, cut, cut, cut cut. CNN has
Speaker 5: now been folded into Discovery because the Big HBO and
Speaker 5: Warner Brothers split, and so now CNN will be part
Speaker 5: of the Discovery networks. MSNBC is holding on by a thread.
Speaker 5: Even Fox News is falling out of fashion because Trump
Speaker 5: and Murdoch are fighting. More extreme things like Newsmax are
Speaker 5: gaining popularity. Liberals have very few places to go except
Speaker 5: BBC and you know, France twenty four and that sort
Speaker 5: of stuff, and even they have been consumed with the Gaza.
Speaker 5: And I haven't heard anything else from any other country
Speaker 5: what's going on because Gaza is horrific and all the
Speaker 5: news wants to give us now is stuff that damages us.
Speaker 5: When did it become media's job to damage our brains?
Speaker 5: You gotta wonder about that, I do. All right, Let's
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Speaker 1: Let's see.
Speaker 5: Net Yahoo is to blame, not the Jewish people, well Bebeta.
Speaker 5: That only goes so far. I mean, Trump is to
Speaker 5: blame for everything going on here up to a point.
Speaker 5: But I don't see the Jews out in the streets
Speaker 5: in Israel protesting Netanyahu. I don't see Jewish organizations defying
Speaker 5: Netan Yahoo and bringing food fifty miles into Gaza. So
Speaker 5: at what point do the Jews become to blame for
Speaker 5: what their leader is doing? Just like I don't want
Speaker 5: to be an American anymore, I don't want to live
Speaker 5: here anymore because I don't want the blame for what
Speaker 5: Donald Trump is doing.
Speaker 1: I don't. I don't want it. I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't want to be blamed and lumped into the
Speaker 5: American category because I don't want that blame. That's not
Speaker 5: what I support. So at what point does the Jewish
Speaker 5: people become responsible for what their leader is doing? He
Speaker 5: they're not taking him out of power, they're not rioting
Speaker 5: to remove him, and they're not protesting in the streets
Speaker 5: to feed the gosins. So at what point are they responsible?
Speaker 5: Israel gives humanitarian aid to the Palestinians, not recently, it hasn't,
Speaker 5: not that we've heard of. Because Natanialu said they weren't starving.
Speaker 5: Those cable hosts enriched themselves by gaslighting their viewers.
Speaker 1: I agree.
Speaker 5: Always buy fruit and veggies at farmers' markets. You act
Speaker 5: like there are that many here in Las Vegas. Thanks
Speaker 5: for your help, uh, Free Speech TV James Snabile. Yeah,
Speaker 5: well I might be joining them if we can raise
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