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Speaker 2: Oh, show Time, Well, a disaster is going on right
Speaker 2: now at the White House. We are going to talk
Speaker 2: about that and how Trump got played like a violin
Speaker 2: by Vladimir Putin. Also, nothing's right. I'm torn. I'm a
Speaker 2: torn liberal. We're going to talk about that too.
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Speaker 2: It is the crowd Cast. I am Correl so very
Speaker 2: glad you are joining me. Happy Monday, everybody on this
Speaker 2: very wonderful Monday morning, where it's like the best Monday,
Speaker 2: the most wonderful Monday, the best Monday ever. The bit
Speaker 2: I can't even imitate him properly, but welcome, Welcome, welcome,
Speaker 2: and I you know, we got a lot to talk
Speaker 2: about today, actually, because there's a lot going on in
Speaker 2: the world and a lot of it's kind of scary
Speaker 2: because we have like every world leader right now of
Speaker 2: import basically at the White House or on their way
Speaker 2: to the White House, meeting in the ladies room. Got
Speaker 2: a meeting in the ladies room, and it's all about Ukraine.
Speaker 2: You know, the war that he said he would end
Speaker 2: in twenty four hours Friday was an unmitigated disaster for
Speaker 2: the United States. It was a disaster from him basically
Speaker 2: giving Putin a hummer in the limo to you know,
Speaker 2: going out and greeting him. You know, I don't know
Speaker 2: when we forgot that Vladimir Putin and Russia are not
Speaker 2: our friend and that they are rooting for the downfall
Speaker 2: of the United States, that they have always rooted for
Speaker 2: the downfall of the West. I don't know when we
Speaker 2: forgot that they are communists that we actually fought against
Speaker 2: in wars. You know, I don't really know when we
Speaker 2: forgot that Vladimir Putin is not and who sold Maga
Speaker 2: the bill of goods? That Vladimir Putin's a good guy,
Speaker 2: He's had work done, he's got a good surgeon. But
Speaker 2: other than that, he is not a good man. That man,
Speaker 2: over his lifetime, has caused more suffering and more death
Speaker 2: than almost any living human being. That man condones a
Speaker 2: gay concentration camp in Chechnya where they imprisoned suspected gays.
Speaker 2: He condones that, He condones torture, he condones murder, He
Speaker 2: condones what he has done in the Ukraine, the illegal
Speaker 2: occupation of sovereign territory and the killing of innocent people.
Speaker 2: This is not the first time Russia has invaded somewhere.
Speaker 2: It's not the first time they have killed innocent people.
Speaker 2: This is not a nice man. Now. I don't know
Speaker 2: when it became fashionable to think that Vladimir Putin is
Speaker 2: someone that we could or should deal with. But he's not.
Speaker 2: And so this welcome that we gave him in Alaska
Speaker 2: was disgusting. It was horrible to see. And then he
Speaker 2: gave Trump absolutely nothing except orders, and those orders you
Speaker 2: will see things my way from now on. Because Trump
Speaker 2: left there he was all, there will be tough sanctions
Speaker 2: if he doesn't blot bull crap. He got played and
Speaker 2: then he got told what to do. And now he
Speaker 2: is Putin's emissary at a meeting today where Donald Trump
Speaker 2: is not representing the United States today. Donald Trump is
Speaker 2: representing Russia today. So since when did an American president
Speaker 2: become the proxy server for a Russian dictator? And why
Speaker 2: can't MAGA see that? Why are they so blinded by
Speaker 2: you know, they say Trump derangement syndrome, and that's exactly
Speaker 2: what they have. They try to say liberals have it. No,
Speaker 2: they have it. They are so deranged and so stupid
Speaker 2: and ignorant that they don't see that He is acting
Speaker 2: like Vladimir's emissary today. Today he should be consoling Zelensky
Speaker 2: because after the meeting on Friday, Vladimir attacked again, killing
Speaker 2: innocent people. He should actually be dealing with these world
Speaker 2: leaders in a kind and a generous way to actually
Speaker 2: get peace. Instead, he's going in there and say you
Speaker 2: got to give up this, you got to give up that,
Speaker 2: or the war ain't gonna end. And I'm done with it.
Speaker 2: He is an evil man. He is as evil as
Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin, he really is. And so today is a disaster.
Speaker 2: It's a disaster. And Friday he was made to so
Speaker 2: Fox News said he was steamrolled by Putin Fox News.
Speaker 2: And so here we have this ridiculous debacle going on,
Speaker 2: calling everyone back to DC again because he can't get
Speaker 2: the job done. I'll solve that more in twenty four hours.
Speaker 2: One day I'm gonna be in office. That's gonna be over. Liar, liar.
Speaker 2: Everything he'd solved within twenty four hours is not solved,
Speaker 2: Israel not solved, Genocide still happening and getting worse, and
Speaker 2: they and all they keep doing is blaming Biden. Well,
Speaker 2: if Biden had been president, I agree with Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: says Putin that, Or if Trump had been president, I
Speaker 2: agree that this wouldn't have happened. Yeah, because he would
Speaker 2: have just let you do it. And he's been president
Speaker 2: for seven months and it's still happening. So there's no
Speaker 2: logic there. And MAGA is still blaming Biden for the economy,
Speaker 2: for the war. They'll never pin responsibility on their guy
Speaker 2: when he's the one responsible. And the Epstein files, do
Speaker 2: we hear about that. I guess all the distractions worked.
Speaker 2: I guess all these distractions worked. The man statutory raped
Speaker 2: underage girls, according to everything we know. Prove me wrong, Donald,
Speaker 2: prove me wrong. Prove me wrong that you didn't have
Speaker 2: sex with underage girls that were trafficked by Vince McMahon,
Speaker 2: one of your best friends, and by Jeffrey Epstein. Prove
Speaker 2: me wrong. He can't because he did. And Maga, I
Speaker 2: don't understand. They're so blinded by liberal rage. They've got
Speaker 2: liberal derangement syndrome. They've got LDS. They do, they've got LDS,
Speaker 2: Liberal derangement syndrome. They they are so whacked out that
Speaker 2: they don't see what's happening. He didn't end the war,
Speaker 2: he's not going to end the war. And now he
Speaker 2: is acting like Vladimir Putin's emissary. And that's tragic to
Speaker 2: see an American president advocating on behalf of the Russian leader.
Speaker 2: That is, it's not a surprise. It's just sad to see,
Speaker 2: very sad to see. So I don't know if they're
Speaker 2: having tea today, little Kiki, perhaps Millenia will come out
Speaker 2: and do a strip tease, because that's what she's good
Speaker 2: for that's her art form, right, that's why she got
Speaker 2: her visa. She got her visa as an artist. Well,
Speaker 2: I've seen the photos. So she should come out and
Speaker 2: do a little pole dance. And now our entertainment for
Speaker 2: the day, Malania Trump on the pole. God knows, she's
Speaker 2: been on a few and you know, I mean, I'm
Speaker 2: not disparaging the first lady. She's a tramp, a vamp
Speaker 2: and a bit of a scamp, you know, I mean,
Speaker 2: and God bless her. We might be friends in another life.
Speaker 2: I like tramps, I like vamp. I like scamps, you know,
Speaker 2: God bless her. I don't think she believes a moment
Speaker 2: of the politics of her husband. I don't I think
Speaker 2: she believes in Prada, Louis Vatan Lo boo boos. You know.
Speaker 2: I don't think for a moment she believes in any
Speaker 2: of this. She just uses, She uses whatever she can
Speaker 2: to get whatever she wants. She found a rich guy
Speaker 2: who was married when she found him. Whether they were
Speaker 2: introduced by Epstein or not doesn't change the fact he
Speaker 2: was married. She said, oh he was with another woman
Speaker 2: that was called his wife. So yeah, she'll be poll
Speaker 2: dancing later. Zelenski of course must be so frustrated with
Speaker 2: all of this. He just you know, he's got to
Speaker 2: be like, are you freaking kidding me? Another trip. It's
Speaker 2: not like he's got a war to run or anything.
Speaker 2: He can just keep making trips all over the world.
Speaker 2: It's just sad. It's sad. Who can end the war?
Speaker 2: Vladimir Putin, That's who can underworld. This meeting today needs
Speaker 2: Putin there. So he is in the guise of Donald Thump,
Speaker 2: and I wish the media would actually start reporting it
Speaker 2: that way. Trump in the Ukraine deal is a Russian asset.
Speaker 2: That is what he is. He is working for the
Speaker 2: benefit of writings. When we come back, I'm a badly
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Speaker 2: Nothing's right, I'm torn, you know, the most fun conversation
Speaker 2: I had over the weekend was about washing machines. As
Speaker 2: we are about to go into a heavy topic, but
Speaker 2: it's the truth. Steve and I were talking and I said,
Speaker 2: do you know how much launder mats are now? And
Speaker 2: he's like no, And I said, they're between five and
Speaker 2: ten dollars for one machine. He's like, you're kidding me.
Speaker 2: I said, nope. The regular machines are between three and
Speaker 2: five dollars and the big machines are ten dollars. He
Speaker 2: saw how much to dry? I said three dollars every time,
Speaker 2: and it often takes twice. He goes, that's like eleven
Speaker 2: dollars a load. I said, yeah, I used to be
Speaker 2: able to get a different kind of load for that price.
Speaker 2: And then we started talking and I said, what's the
Speaker 2: first washing machine you used? You know, like, what's the
Speaker 2: first one you remember? And he said, I remember my
Speaker 2: mother having one that had a ringer? I said, was
Speaker 2: it why? He said? Yeah? I go was it big
Speaker 2: and round and white with the ringer up on the top.
Speaker 2: He said oh yes, and I go, yeah, it didn't
Speaker 2: spin or anything. It just washed and then drained, and
Speaker 2: then you took the clothes and rang them through the ringer.
Speaker 2: I said, I've done that. My parents had one of those.
Speaker 2: He's like, you're kidding. I go, nope, that's how old
Speaker 2: I am. That was the first washing machine that I used,
Speaker 2: and I remember at the first laund format I went to,
Speaker 2: they had those ringers as well, and we started to
Speaker 2: you know, we don't ever think in our lives about
Speaker 2: the importance of everyday items. If you have a washer
Speaker 2: and dryer in your condo or your house, and most
Speaker 2: people do, now you are blessed. That is such a
Speaker 2: blessing because in many countries they still don't. In Europe
Speaker 2: they have the ones like I had, the all in
Speaker 2: one washer and dryer, and that's because they usually line
Speaker 2: dry their clothes because the dryer, the washer and dryer combo,
Speaker 2: they're great, but the clothes don't get fully dry. But
Speaker 2: over there they line drive them. So that was one
Speaker 2: of the best conversations I had was about washing machines
Speaker 2: and the laundromat, because let's face it, laundromats are for
Speaker 2: poor people. Well to do. Middle class or upper class
Speaker 2: people don't go to the laundromat. And if laundry is
Speaker 2: now ten dollars a load, how on earth are poor
Speaker 2: people affording that? I mean literally thirty loads of laundry
Speaker 2: and you could buy your own washer. So that was
Speaker 2: that was the most fun conversation I had. I remember it.
Speaker 2: I remember what was the first washing machine you ever used?
Speaker 2: Do you remember? Do you remember what kind? It was?
Speaker 2: Over at the Lake's House, there's a maytag from nineteen
Speaker 2: sixty three. It still works. That's why ceers were out
Speaker 2: of business. They made things that actually lasted, and it
Speaker 2: was It's huge, It's an enormous thing, and it, you know,
Speaker 2: fills all the way up to the top with water,
Speaker 2: and there's you know, and the dry that dryer you
Speaker 2: could cook a turkey in it. I mean it dries
Speaker 2: and it's fabulous. It still works, still does its job.
Speaker 2: What was the first one you used? First one was
Speaker 2: I used? Was big and round and white and had
Speaker 2: the ringer on the top, and then went to the regular,
Speaker 2: you know, top load washer. And then remember when washing
Speaker 2: how much was a laundromat when you were when you
Speaker 2: were young? For me, it was a quarter a quarter
Speaker 2: to wash and a dime to dry. Isn't that something?
Speaker 2: Isn't that something? All right? I know we all dreamt
Speaker 2: of having our own washer and dryer. We all did,
Speaker 2: and a lot of you you don't have your own,
Speaker 2: but they're in your building, so you still have to pay.
Speaker 2: I mean, laundry is still a thing for a lot
Speaker 2: of people. You either got to go down to the
Speaker 2: laundry room and you gotta wait. People leave their crap
Speaker 2: in there. You know it's Laundry is still an ordeal
Speaker 2: for many, many, many people. If you have your own,
Speaker 2: you're blessed. And I'm blessed. I have a stack washer dryer.
Speaker 2: I'm so blessed. All right, So I'm torn. I'm a
Speaker 2: torn liberal, and let me tell you why. Over the
Speaker 2: weekend on social media, I saw people melting down that
Speaker 2: food stamps will no longer cover soda, cookies, snacks, you know,
Speaker 2: high sugar items, you know, junk food. It's just not
Speaker 2: I guess either Trump said not to or I'm surprised
Speaker 2: he didn't let them use it at McDonald's. And I said,
Speaker 2: you know what, good, I said, we have an obesity problem,
Speaker 2: we have a diabetes problem. These people go to the
Speaker 2: store and they have their food stamps and they buy
Speaker 2: nothing but soda and high sugar cereals and processed foods
Speaker 2: that eat potato chips and things you just shouldn't eat
Speaker 2: so good. Snap, you should have to buy good fresh food.
Speaker 2: But then the lefty liberal in me says, why are
Speaker 2: you penalizing poor people? Why are you telling poor people
Speaker 2: what they can and cannot eat. If you're giving someone assistance,
Speaker 2: you should just give them the assistance. Let them spend
Speaker 2: the money on whatever they want, as long as it's
Speaker 2: an edible product. Why do you care what they eat? Well,
Speaker 2: because I'm paying for it. Yeah, but so what you
Speaker 2: pay for a lot of things. So I'm torn as
Speaker 2: a liberal. And you know, there's a lot of talk
Speaker 2: about what the Democrats need to do to get voters back.
Speaker 2: The Democrats need to acknowledge that they understand the other side,
Speaker 2: that they're not oblivious that they too are torn on
Speaker 2: several issues. I'm torn on the homeless problem. Part of
Speaker 2: me says, yes, round them up, put them in institutions
Speaker 2: or jails or whatever. If they're sick, make them take medication.
Speaker 2: If they don't want to work, then put them out
Speaker 2: of town in some sort of camp. But then the
Speaker 2: left deliberal in me says, that is not the solution.
Speaker 2: The solution is housing. We have work. So I'm torn.
Speaker 2: I'm torn on a lot of things where one where
Speaker 2: half of my opinion really pulls to the right, but
Speaker 2: then the left of me wins or there's and I
Speaker 2: think that's a human condition. And I think Democrats have
Speaker 2: presented this know it all, we know best, this is
Speaker 2: the best thing for you. We don't know best. We're
Speaker 2: trying to work it out like everybody else. That's what
Speaker 2: the message should be, and that we look. I understand
Speaker 2: some of Maga's complaints about America. I do. I just
Speaker 2: disagree with them on the way to fix them. And
Speaker 2: I disagree with them on who the enemy is. The
Speaker 2: enemy is not drag queens reading to children, or trans people.
Speaker 2: That's not the enemy. Gay people not the enemy, gay
Speaker 2: marriage not the enemy, abortion not the enemy. Billionaires the enemy,
Speaker 2: money in politics the enemy. There's a lot of enemies
Speaker 2: out there that could get us to the same destination,
Speaker 2: just different ways. There are some issues. I hear Donald
Speaker 2: Trump speaking, He's right, that is an issue. I just
Speaker 2: disagree with him on how to solve it. Ukraine, they
Speaker 2: should keep the CRIMEA is gone. It's gone. They should
Speaker 2: just let it go. They're never gonna get CRIMEA back,
Speaker 2: but they should be able to keep the Dombas region.
Speaker 2: So keep the Dombas seed crimea call it a day.
Speaker 2: But Trump won't do that with Israel. Stop supporting the war,
Speaker 2: no more weapons, no more money until they stop the genocide.
Speaker 2: I think we all want the genocide to stop. We
Speaker 2: just disagree on how to get there. And like you,
Speaker 2: I am torn on many many issues. You know where again,
Speaker 2: I sometimes skew to the right, and I think it's
Speaker 2: important to let Maga know that now there's some issues
Speaker 2: that I'm just cutting dry on were no, I would
Speaker 2: never be torn on that issue, but same sex marriage
Speaker 2: not torn. Abortion woman's right to choose whether I and
Speaker 2: see even that. I don't believe that abortion should be
Speaker 2: used as birth control. I really do not. I brought
Speaker 2: someone to a planned parenthood clinic one a seventeen year
Speaker 2: old girl. She was friends with Devin and she had
Speaker 2: to have an abortion, and while sitting there, I heard
Speaker 2: a lady say it with her fourth abortion too. I
Speaker 2: didn't approved, but it was not for all. We win
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Speaker 2: going as long as we can. You know. Speaking of MAGA,
Speaker 2: I learned a lot about grace over the weekend and forgiveness.
Speaker 2: I had a bad day medical anxiety wise, yesterday, I
Speaker 2: was doing chores around the house and I got so
Speaker 2: dizzy I thought I was gonna have to call nine
Speaker 2: one one. I unlocked the front door even I really thought,
Speaker 2: I mean, I got dizzy, and I broke out in
Speaker 2: a sweat, and my blood pressure went up to one
Speaker 2: eighty over ninety. Things were not good. And yet my
Speaker 2: pulse was only sixty five, which is normal, that's my normal,
Speaker 2: my normal resting. My normal resting heart rate is fifty five.
Speaker 2: Because I exercise a lot. I was scared. I was scared,
Speaker 2: and then the medical anxiety kicked in. Oh, this is
Speaker 2: a stroke, this is a heart attack, this is this,
Speaker 2: this is that. What are you gonna do with Ember?
Speaker 2: What you know? Ember? What happens to Ember? And and
Speaker 2: then of course the blood pressure just stayed up because
Speaker 2: I was so stressed out, and I decided to take
Speaker 2: a shower after Ember and eyes walk and try to
Speaker 2: just handle it on my own. And in the shower,
Speaker 2: I realized that getting mad at myself for medical anxiety.
Speaker 2: Why do you do this to yourself. You're only making
Speaker 2: it worse. You've got to stop that greeting anxiety with
Speaker 2: anger is not the way, and that I need to
Speaker 2: forgive myself from my medical anxiety. I didn't give it
Speaker 2: to me. I don't want it, and I do everything
Speaker 2: I can to combat it. So I shouldn't be mad
Speaker 2: that I have it or mad at myself for having it.
Speaker 2: And then I that applied to Ember. I get mad
Speaker 2: at Ember sometimes because she won't walk, she's afraid of
Speaker 2: a loud noise, or it's like there's nothing to be
Speaker 2: afraid of. What's wrong with you. She doesn't want her anxiety,
Speaker 2: she doesn't want her fear. I shouldn't be mad at
Speaker 2: her for anxiety or fear. It was a big epiphany
Speaker 2: for me, and it translates to maga as I see
Speaker 2: these people posting that voted for Trump and now are
Speaker 2: against him and say, I can't believe I voted for him.
Speaker 2: You know this is not what I voted for. Well,
Speaker 2: Liberals now are so quick to be well, you f't
Speaker 2: around and found out, and I think that's wrong. I
Speaker 2: think if someone changes their mind, if they realize that
Speaker 2: what they've done is wrong, that they voted for the
Speaker 2: wrong person, and that they are not likely to do
Speaker 2: it again, don't alienate that person. That person could then
Speaker 2: become an ally of yours, but just to say, well, no,
Speaker 2: what Neil, thoughts and prayers, no tears for you left
Speaker 2: around and found out delighting in their misery is not
Speaker 2: the way to win elections. And I don't want to
Speaker 2: be the person that doesn't and I'm so quick to
Speaker 2: do it. Look, I was talking with Steve about the algorithm,
Speaker 2: because remember, everything we're being fed on social media is
Speaker 2: being fed to us. It's not random. You don't randomly
Speaker 2: see post, it's the algorithm. I told Steve. I said,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm getting a little through with the black
Speaker 2: community again. Everything I see online, every person misbehaving, everyone
Speaker 2: yelling at an employee, everyone committing a crime, everyone you know,
Speaker 2: going and doing the Apple store robberies, they're always black.
Speaker 2: And then I said, hey, wait a minute, what if
Speaker 2: the algorithm is serving black acting badly videos more than
Speaker 2: white acting badly videos. What if it's an actual conscious
Speaker 2: decision on the tech bros. To have the algorithm show
Speaker 2: black people misbehaving and not white people. And if you
Speaker 2: don't think that could happen, if you don't think that's
Speaker 2: how the algorithm works, then you're wrong. And I thought
Speaker 2: they're trying to demean and dehumanize black people and This
Speaker 2: is how they're doing it by feeding us on social
Speaker 2: media all these black people acting badly, when there's plenty
Speaker 2: of white people from the president on down behaving badly,
Speaker 2: but we don't see those videos. The algorithm shows us
Speaker 2: the black people acting badly. That's not unintentional, that's to
Speaker 2: skew us. So when the administration and society and corporations
Speaker 2: are mean to black people, we don't care because our
Speaker 2: view of them or they're just criminals or troublemakers. And
Speaker 2: I thought that's powerful. The algorithm is shaping our view
Speaker 2: of the world. But someone is shaping the algorithm, and
Speaker 2: those people are rich white text bros. The people like
Speaker 2: what's his name, I'm so glad I forgot his name,
Speaker 2: Mark Zuckerberg. The people like the guy that runs AI
Speaker 2: although the chat GPT guy, I don't think he's white.
Speaker 2: I think he's arabor. I forget what he is. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure. I'd have to look it up. But it's
Speaker 2: not an accident that all the videos we see online
Speaker 2: of people behaving badly are black. And I felt badly
Speaker 2: afterwards for saying, you know, I'm getting tired of these
Speaker 2: black people acting badly all the time. I felt bad
Speaker 2: because I thought, well, you're only seeing that because the
Speaker 2: algorithm wants you to see that. I'm sure across the
Speaker 2: nation there's as many there's more. Statistic, more white people
Speaker 2: commit crimes behave badly than black people. Statistically, that's just
Speaker 2: the way it is. But we don't see that. Why
Speaker 2: because they don't want us to. They want us to
Speaker 2: keep a very favorable opinion of white people and have
Speaker 2: a bad opinion of black people, just like Gaze, you know,
Speaker 2: they the image put forward by the algorithm of Gaze
Speaker 2: is not who we are as a community. And yet
Speaker 2: that's what the public thinks because that's what they're served
Speaker 2: on by the algorithm. And there's no one policing the algorithm.
Speaker 2: There's no watchdog agency set up to make sure that
Speaker 2: the algorithm is fair, that it's not skewing. There's a
Speaker 2: horror movie coming out about these people whose job it
Speaker 2: is to look at the videos that people read Flag
Speaker 2: and she sees a crime and she wants to report it,
Speaker 2: but the lady's like, that's not your job. Your job
Speaker 2: is to simply either remove the video or well she
Speaker 2: you know, of course, in the movie, she delves into
Speaker 2: the crime. But if that's the truth. Then those companies
Speaker 2: have agendas. If something's been red flag and the company
Speaker 2: likes what the content is, they'll leave it up if
Speaker 2: it fits their agenda, if it's let's right, now, MAGA
Speaker 2: is getting to put anything they want online. But if
Speaker 2: you respond as powerfully as they, you get taken down. Well,
Speaker 2: somebody decides that first the algorithm and then if you
Speaker 2: appeal a human So the algorithm which shapes our view
Speaker 2: of the world. It's really sad because that algorithm can
Speaker 2: be shaped by billionaires, by political parties, and it's not accurate.
Speaker 2: The algorithm is not serving us an accurate depiction of
Speaker 2: the world. And what can we do? Stay off social media?
Speaker 2: You know, hi, James Schnabel. Russia never seedes territory. No,
Speaker 2: they won't. They're not going to give up the Crimea.
Speaker 2: They're not. But if they're made to give up the Dombas,
Speaker 2: they will. Putin wants it because that's where the minerals are.
Speaker 2: But if the US wants those minerals and makes a
Speaker 2: deal with Zelenski and Europe, then putin will you know?
Speaker 2: But it was just such. It's such a sad state
Speaker 2: of affairs that Trump is now Putin's emissary. That's just
Speaker 2: so sad. Even the algorithm about Trump, you know it,
Speaker 2: it should serve up more of his badness. Like the
Speaker 2: Epstein files are now gone. Why the algorithm decided you're
Speaker 2: not interested anymore? But you are. But you don't think.
Speaker 2: The billionaire said, eh, let's get the Epstein files them
Speaker 2: not to trend in, and they can do that. It's
Speaker 2: their algorithm. All right, we'll be back tomorrow. If the algorithm,
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