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Speaker 2: Oh shows, alrighty, Happy Wednesday, February twenty sixth. That is
Speaker 2: the cREL cast. A child dives in Texas of a
Speaker 2: completely preventable illness. Are the parents to be held responsible? Also,
Speaker 2: there's a whole lot of darkness in America, But is
Speaker 2: there any light? We're going to talk about that.
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Speaker 2: It is the cREL Cast. I am Corral all platinum
Speaker 2: blonde again, got my hair all bleached. Having a photo
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Speaker 2: hear it. There's a lot going on in the world today.
Speaker 2: Trump Orangeina just did a press conference. What did he
Speaker 2: have to say? Also, there's a lot of darkness. We
Speaker 2: talked about this yesterday. I'm going to revisit that today
Speaker 2: and share some of the things that were said from
Speaker 2: yesterday and see if you agree. But let's begin with
Speaker 2: by the way, it's going to be very hard for
Speaker 2: me to stay focused and do a show today. I've
Speaker 2: got a lot going on personally. I'm not gonna lie
Speaker 2: to you be one of these entertainers that lie to you. Medically,
Speaker 2: I have some stuff going on that's really scaring me
Speaker 2: to where I spent last night in tears, like half
Speaker 2: the night crying and I'm not making that up and
Speaker 2: that sort of it's left to hangover if you will. Today. Also,
Speaker 2: I've been on the phone since eight am with referral departments.
Speaker 2: It's just a mess. Many of you know that my
Speaker 2: left calf muscle started moving ten days after I got
Speaker 2: a shingle shot, which gave me shingles and then gave
Speaker 2: me meningitis. This is going to play into the story
Speaker 2: out of Texas that we're starting with. It's a direct
Speaker 2: because I understand people being afraid of vaccines. I get it.
Speaker 2: I am terrified of vaccines now because March third. I
Speaker 2: got one last year, almost a year ago, and it
Speaker 2: gave me shingles, which gave me meningitis, which put me
Speaker 2: in the hospital. My left calf muscle has not stopped moving.
Speaker 2: And if you get a very severe viral infection, it
Speaker 2: can actually cause multiple sclerosis. And now my left calf
Speaker 2: is moving, my toes are moving. And then last night
Speaker 2: this area right here started twitching. Now, I had done
Speaker 2: fifty push ups that morning and done you know, chest
Speaker 2: expansion things. So was it just twitching because I worked
Speaker 2: it out? Or is whatever is in my leg spreading?
Speaker 2: And did that shot not just give me meningitis, but
Speaker 2: also maybe multiple sclerosis. We don't know, and they want
Speaker 2: me to go to UCLA to be seen to see why,
Speaker 2: see what's going on. But getting the referral and getting there,
Speaker 2: it's you know, and now today it's not twitching, but
Speaker 2: it hurts. There's pain here, so we'll see, we'll see
Speaker 2: what's going on. So I spent the night crying, like
Speaker 2: so afraid I had MS, worried about Ember, worried about
Speaker 2: you know, life, like what happens if my whole life
Speaker 2: changes from some neurological disease. Also, they still haven't totally
Speaker 2: ruled out ALS, and that's fatal and can also be
Speaker 2: caused from a virulent viral infection. Did y'all know that
Speaker 2: that you can develop ALS if you get like epstein
Speaker 2: bar or shingles. And I got this horrible reaction from
Speaker 2: this vaccine where it activated the virus that was in me,
Speaker 2: and I got a terrible viral infection which went into meningitis.
Speaker 2: I'm scared. So I get people who don't want to
Speaker 2: get vaccinated. I get it. It can be scary because
Speaker 2: you know, last night I was catching up on Law
Speaker 2: and Order SVU on Peacock and I have the kind
Speaker 2: that has the ads every commercial break, at least one
Speaker 2: of the ads was for a drug every commercial break,
Speaker 2: and weird name drugs, Numbibia, RENOLDI and all these things.
Speaker 2: And you hear these side effects that they list for
Speaker 2: Wagovi or for zep bound or whatever. It can cause pancreas,
Speaker 2: this stomach that some people have died, can cause blindness,
Speaker 2: and most people tune those out because they figure, well,
Speaker 2: it's probably not gonna happen to me, but somebody many
Speaker 2: somebody's it does happen to. The COVID vaccine is great,
Speaker 2: but it did cause disabilities in many people. And when
Speaker 2: I say many, maybe only a thousand, maybe only two thousand,
Speaker 2: But if you're one of those people. So I sat
Speaker 2: there listening to these side effects, going I'm one of
Speaker 2: those people. I am one of the people that the
Speaker 2: Shinrick vaccine gave a horrible side effect to. And my
Speaker 2: whole life has changed because of one thirty second shot.
Speaker 2: I have not been the same since I got that shot.
Speaker 2: I went into the hospital with meningitis. My calf muscle
Speaker 2: has not stopped moving. Now my toes are moving, and
Speaker 2: last night this moved and hurts today. Is it all related?
Speaker 2: They can't tell me. So I have to have more
Speaker 2: test and more test, and I'm not even sure I
Speaker 2: want the answer. You know, do I want to know
Speaker 2: if I have ALS or MSA you die from I
Speaker 2: don't want to die. I'm really scared, you guys. I
Speaker 2: am scared now. I'm not weak. I can stand, I
Speaker 2: can walk, I can jump, I can run up the
Speaker 2: side of the hill. I did forty five minutes of
Speaker 2: yoga this morning, so that's all good. But at the
Speaker 2: same time, when you have no answer and it's been
Speaker 2: caused by a shot. So I understand why some parents
Speaker 2: are hesitant to give their children vaccines, because somebody is
Speaker 2: going to be the person that gets the side effects.
Speaker 2: And when you take a vaccine or any drug, you're
Speaker 2: playing roulette. Am I going to be the person? Now?
Speaker 2: Granted it only happens to say one out of one
Speaker 2: hundred thousand, but if there's twenty million people, that means
Speaker 2: there's gonna be two thousand, three thousand people, and if
Speaker 2: you're one of them, your life is forever changed. So
Speaker 2: a woman in Texas did not vaccinate her child for measles,
Speaker 2: and now her child is dead. Is that child abuse?
Speaker 2: If she had killed her child through negligence, she'd be
Speaker 2: going to jail. She knew that measles was a problem,
Speaker 2: you know, as for kids. She didn't vaccinate her kid
Speaker 2: and now her kid is dead. Is she responsible for
Speaker 2: the child's death? Should there be legal ramifications? If you
Speaker 2: don't vaccinate your child and your child dies of a
Speaker 2: preventable disease, are you legally to blame? Right now? You're not.
Speaker 2: Nothing will happen to the parents except they lost a kid.
Speaker 2: But should something happen to them, the kid had no
Speaker 2: say in the matter. The kid couldn't say no, Mom,
Speaker 2: I want to be vaccinated. So they were and are
Speaker 2: if Kay Junior is not going to help the situation
Speaker 2: any and I get it again, I understand. I stand
Speaker 2: before you one of the people that you hear about
Speaker 2: in the very fast side effects. And my life may
Speaker 2: be over in four years. If it's ALS, If it's MS,
Speaker 2: I can live with it. If it's nothing, If it's
Speaker 2: just nerves that are agitated from the vaccine, still then
Speaker 2: who knows. But no matter what, I've got to go
Speaker 2: through all kinds of testing. Now. Drive to La stay
Speaker 2: in a hotel, go to UCLA all because I got
Speaker 2: a shot last March third, So somebody is that person,
Speaker 2: and this parent feared that their kid might be that kid,
Speaker 2: so they kept the vaccine from the kid, and the
Speaker 2: kid is dead. Who's to blame there? The measles vaccine
Speaker 2: is safe. I had it. But when they say safe,
Speaker 2: what do they mean? They tell you all drugs are safe,
Speaker 2: and yet you always hear those side effects, which means
Speaker 2: somebody got those. Replay statistical roulette with medications. There's a
Speaker 2: great chance that you won't be one of those people.
Speaker 2: But what if you are that mother feared that her
Speaker 2: daughter would have a negative effect from the shot. She
Speaker 2: didn't get her daughter amusle shot and her daughter is dead.
Speaker 2: Is she to blame? Should there be legal ramification? Let's
Speaker 2: talk about that, because part of me says, yeah, throw
Speaker 2: her in there. Her kid's dead because of her. The
Speaker 2: other part of me says, well, it's the medical decision
Speaker 2: that's left up to the family. What do you think?
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Speaker 2: come on in the last couple of days. Five dollars
Speaker 2: a month really does matter. So a kid has died
Speaker 2: of the measles in America, not since twenty fifteen, as
Speaker 2: that happened so ten years the kid was unvaccinated and
Speaker 2: are the parents to blame. I'd love you to leave
Speaker 2: comments down below because it's a complex issue that I
Speaker 2: understand from both sides. Now, I was vaccinated for shingles
Speaker 2: March third. I got shingles. On the fifth, I went
Speaker 2: in the hospital with meningitis and a moving calf on
Speaker 2: the fourteenth. My caf has not stopped moving for eleven
Speaker 2: months and they cannot tell me why, And now my
Speaker 2: toes are getting involved. And last night, so did my shoulder?
Speaker 2: Is it MS? Is it ALS? Is it maya liditis
Speaker 2: or something like that? Is it? Who knows? We don't know.
Speaker 2: So for the last eleven months I've been going to
Speaker 2: neurologist and now I have to go to UCLA all
Speaker 2: because I got a shot. So, yeah, I get it.
Speaker 2: I get the fear. I do. But does that I
Speaker 2: mean you shouldn't get your kid vaccinated? Does that mean
Speaker 2: you shouldn't get vaccinated because there were people who got
Speaker 2: vaccinated from COVID that ended up horrible, in horrible situations,
Speaker 2: somebody gets the side effects that you hear about in
Speaker 2: those commercials. And last night watching Peacock, watching Law and
Speaker 2: Order SVU, all I saw were drug commercials. There's one
Speaker 2: for exzema. I have exzema, and there's a new drug
Speaker 2: for exzema. But if you hear the side effects, I'm like, look,
Speaker 2: I'll take the exzema instead because somebody gets them. So
Speaker 2: is the mom to blame? Yeah she is. You know,
Speaker 2: she should have gotten her kid vaccinated, but she was afraid.
Speaker 2: Does that trumpet? I don't know. It's a complex question.
Speaker 2: Part of me says, yes, prosecute them. They should have.
Speaker 2: You know, they were neglectful to their child. Their child
Speaker 2: is dead because of their neglect. But it was really
Speaker 2: their medical fear, and you can't discount it. You can't
Speaker 2: say that's ridiculous. Measles vaccines are completely safe. No, they're not.
Speaker 2: A small amount of people get a reaction. That's not
Speaker 2: completely safe. That's like saying the shingles vaccine is completely safe.
Speaker 2: It's not. I'm living proof. No drug is completely safe.
Speaker 2: All drugs have possible side effects, and they could happen
Speaker 2: to you. People are now blind because they used with GOVI.
Speaker 2: They're blind forever because they wanted to lose weight. Is
Speaker 2: that a fair trade? I mean they'll be skinny and gorgeous,
Speaker 2: but they won't be able to see anyone's reaction, you
Speaker 2: know it? So is that? You know? Is that okay?
Speaker 2: So that that is really a question that we have
Speaker 2: to ask ourselves as we move forward. It really is.
Speaker 2: I don't know if she's guilty of neglect. I think
Speaker 2: she's guilty of neglect, but we'll see. Now. Trump did
Speaker 2: a press conference this morning and he said the EU
Speaker 2: was created to screw the United States. He reiterated he
Speaker 2: wants Canada to be the fifty first state and Governor
Speaker 2: Trudeau instead of Prime Minister Trudeau. He said that we
Speaker 2: could cripple the EU and Canada by not selling them
Speaker 2: anything unless they come to the table and do what
Speaker 2: he wants. Elon Musk is still behaving like he runs
Speaker 2: the government and is he acts like he is the
Speaker 2: boss of all federal employees. People are getting very angry
Speaker 2: at all of it. The backlash to Tesla is real.
Speaker 2: And you hear all this and it seems very dark.
Speaker 2: You know. Yesterday I asked, is talking enough okay? And
Speaker 2: a lot of you said yes, because it gives you
Speaker 2: a safe space to share your ideas. So my show
Speaker 2: is a safe space for you. Okay, I get it.
Speaker 2: You want to hear the issues here in a place
Speaker 2: you feel comfortable. I get it. But the question becomes,
Speaker 2: with all this darkness, you know, you can't see in
Speaker 2: the dark. Some animals can. We can't. We can see
Speaker 2: a remarkably small amount of light in the dark, but
Speaker 2: we can't see in total darkness. And if we go
Speaker 2: through the next four years like we're in total darkness,
Speaker 2: we're going to miss so much. So my question becomes
Speaker 2: in the USA today, is there any light? Is there
Speaker 2: any beacon of hope or just light in your life?
Speaker 2: What illuminates your world? So the darkness that is is
Speaker 2: the United States right now doesn't envelop you. What do
Speaker 2: you use as your spotlight, as your candle, as your
Speaker 2: emergency lighting supply for the darkness that has become the
Speaker 2: United States. I use this show. I use Ember. She
Speaker 2: is my light. I want to live because of her.
Speaker 2: And that's the truth. My biggest worry about having als
Speaker 2: or multiple sclerosis or something isn't dropping dead. It's dropping
Speaker 2: dead before Ember because no one's going to treat her
Speaker 2: like I do. What is your light? Mine is also
Speaker 2: the arts, recording songs, getting involved in other projects. Writing.
Speaker 2: That's my light. That's how I shine a light in
Speaker 2: this darkness that is the United States. I participate, I comment,
Speaker 2: I write, I record music, I do shows, I love
Speaker 2: my dog, I exercise, I eat right. These are the
Speaker 2: things I do to try to shine light in this darkness.
Speaker 2: My question to you becomes, how do you insulate yourself
Speaker 2: from the darkness that is the United States. I'd love
Speaker 2: your comments in the chatroom or down below this video
Speaker 2: at YouTube dot com, forward slash Really Correl, on TikTok Instagram,
Speaker 2: or at patreon dot com Forward slash really Correl. What
Speaker 2: is your light?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: Mine certainly is entertaining and the arts and ember and
Speaker 2: my friends. You know, the people I love there my light.
Speaker 2: They're my niece and nephew. They're the reason that I
Speaker 2: forge through in the darkness and try to illuminate things
Speaker 2: along the way. What about you? How do you keep
Speaker 2: the darkness that is the United States right now from
Speaker 2: overwhelming you and being all that you see? How do
Speaker 2: you keep your light shining? I would love to see
Speaker 2: your comments. I'd love to read them at YouTube dot com,
Speaker 2: Forward slash Reillye Correll because for me, you know, there
Speaker 2: are certain people that are my light. Devin Newsom is
Speaker 2: a light. He's trying to be optimistic, he's trying to,
Speaker 2: you know, move forward. Rachel Maddow's become a harbinger of dooms,
Speaker 2: so don't I don't know about her being a light,
Speaker 2: but there are lights out there, you know. Jane Fonda
Speaker 2: was a light the other day at the SAG Awards.
Speaker 2: She was articulate, and she spoke eloquently and she made
Speaker 2: brilliant points. She was a great light to try to
Speaker 2: illuminate the way through this darkness. We've had darkness before
Speaker 2: AIDS was forty years of darkness and then proteas inhibitors
Speaker 2: came along and there was suddenly a light. What do
Speaker 2: you cling to now? Is midterms your life? Are you
Speaker 2: really just waiting for the midterms and hoping that it
Speaker 2: goes our way? What is your life? I'd love to
Speaker 2: talk about it, and I'd love to see your comments
Speaker 2: down below the video. Just let me know. Okay, what
Speaker 2: is your life? Maybe maybe I'm your life. I'll be
Speaker 2: your liar. All right, Hey, role here, and I'd like
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Speaker 2: thirty years of support to the loudest, craziest, most unhinged
Speaker 2: gay guy and his little dog. And let's keep the
Speaker 2: party going as long as we can. Go out and
Speaker 2: look up at the stars tonight. There'll be seven planets
Speaker 2: available for you to see. Two of them with a
Speaker 2: telescope you're in this and Neptune, but five others fully visible,
Speaker 2: Jupiter and Saturn and Mars. This won't happen again until
Speaker 2: twenty forty, so I'll be If I live, I will
Speaker 2: be what seventy seven, So best you go out and
Speaker 2: look tonight. Look up in the sky. You'll see Jupiter,
Speaker 2: it'll be very bright, Saturn, Mars which is red. They're
Speaker 2: all going to be there. All of the residents of
Speaker 2: our galaxy are going to be on display tonight. All
Speaker 2: the planets in our little universe, all seven are going
Speaker 2: to be on display. Where the eighth or is what nine?
Speaker 2: Ten planets? Which one are we missing from the night
Speaker 2: sky tonight? I'm not sure. I'd have to look, but
Speaker 2: I think they're all visible. I think, well, we can't
Speaker 2: see ourselves obviously, but you know what I'm saying. I
Speaker 2: think they're all visible tonight, and so go look and
Speaker 2: tomorrow night as well, they're going to be out there.
Speaker 2: That's some light for you. Look to the stars. We
Speaker 2: know that there's life out there somewhere. I know that.
Speaker 2: You know that, So look up to the stars, because
Speaker 2: tonight all the planets in our galaxy here in our universe,
Speaker 2: will in the Milky Way, will be visible. And that's
Speaker 2: something to see. Rachel Kapper in the chatroom at YouTube
Speaker 2: dot com forward slash Wali Krell is afraid there won't
Speaker 2: be any midterms. It's a valid concern. It's valid after
Speaker 2: hearing Trump speak today, it's really valid. And as they
Speaker 2: push through a budget that has five trillion dollars in
Speaker 2: tax cuts and the Republicans, even the Republicans saying there's
Speaker 2: no way he can pay for these. So he wants
Speaker 2: elon Musk to cut two trillion from with this doze
Speaker 2: or dodge or whatever it's called. And that means people
Speaker 2: and policies and programs that people need. You know, I say,
Speaker 2: don't do the tax cuts for the rich. You want
Speaker 2: to save money. Well, there you go. But that's not
Speaker 2: what he's about. That's not what Musk is about. This
Speaker 2: is this whole presidency is about protecting oligarchs. Orangina said
Speaker 2: yesterday that he knows many Russian oligarchs who are fine,
Speaker 2: upstanding people. He said that said it, there's no secret
Speaker 2: what they want the country to be. Do we let
Speaker 2: it slip that way? And how do we stop it?
Speaker 2: That was yesterday's topic. We can talk about it, but
Speaker 2: how do we actually stop it? I mean, our Democratic
Speaker 2: reps already know we're outraged. We don't have to call
Speaker 2: them and tell them we're outraged. They know we're outraged.
Speaker 2: How do we get enough Republicans to actually see things
Speaker 2: our way? That's the challenge. The budget only passed by
Speaker 2: two votes, two fifteen to two seventeen. If two republic
Speaker 2: well three Republicans actually cared about America, the budget wouldn't
Speaker 2: be going through. How do we get to them how
Speaker 2: do we release Trump's stranglehold. I think one of the way,
Speaker 2: it's public opinion Elon Musk. He is losing favor with Republicans, Democrats,
Speaker 2: everybody with the world. I think that we need to
Speaker 2: tie that to Trump, tie Trump to Musk, and let
Speaker 2: the minute Trump sees that no no one likes him,
Speaker 2: he'll abandon the Republicans. He has no allegiance to anyone
Speaker 2: or anything except himself. So the if he sees that
Speaker 2: his popularity is tanking, even in his own crowd and
Speaker 2: amongst other billionaires, well maybe he'll change. I don't know.
Speaker 2: But during all this we do in fact, Doggie, yeah, exactly,
Speaker 2: you know, do during the what does this say? I
Speaker 2: heard on up first today that Musk has no official
Speaker 2: position at the White House. That's true, That's what they said.
Speaker 2: The White House was asked, is Elon Musk employed by you?
Speaker 2: And they said no, he does not work for the
Speaker 2: White House. He is just a consultant. So how does
Speaker 2: the consultant have so much power over the federal government?
Speaker 2: How did he become the boss of every federal employee?
Speaker 2: Congress never Congress now is approaching Trump to tell Trump
Speaker 2: that they want everything Musk does to go through Congress,
Speaker 2: as it should, because remember, Congress is the purse of
Speaker 2: the United States. Only Congress can appropriate money for programs.
Speaker 2: So if there are programs already set up, if there
Speaker 2: are employees already hired, Congress approved them, and for Musk
Speaker 2: to step in and get rid of them actually goes
Speaker 2: against the will of Congress, and the courts will be
Speaker 2: able to stop it because Congress is supposed to do this,
Speaker 2: not Musk. I wonder why we have Congress at this point.
Speaker 2: Trump is ruling by executive order. Congress is deadlock, can't
Speaker 2: do anything, and Trump and Musk is acting like he's
Speaker 2: the boss of every federal employee. Why do we have
Speaker 2: a Congress at all? And that's how we win. Start
Speaker 2: making them feel irrelevant, Start telling them you don't matter.
Speaker 2: Musk is the only thing that matters. Trump is the
Speaker 2: only thing that matters. You don't matter. The minute you
Speaker 2: start making making them feely irrelevant or that you're not
Speaker 2: going to vote for them again, or that you want
Speaker 2: them fired. How much money could the US save if
Speaker 2: we just got rid of Congress. I mean, it's useless
Speaker 2: at this point, it's not doing anything. They're even going
Speaker 2: to go around Congress for the budget and do reconciliation.
Speaker 2: So what good is it? It's pointless and useless. We
Speaker 2: are paying salaries to four hundred and thirty plus people
Speaker 2: that aren't doing anything, and yet Musk is going after
Speaker 2: government waste. Well there it is right there. You can
Speaker 2: leave your hundred senators, but get rid of Congress. They
Speaker 2: ain't doing anything. They're certainly not stopping Donald Trump. Why
Speaker 2: aren't they impeaching him? I can think of five impeachable
Speaker 2: offenses in the last week alone, not to mention treason, documents, stealing,
Speaker 2: selling secrets to the Saudist. You know a lot of
Speaker 2: stuff you could pick from. But they're not doing it.
Speaker 2: What good are they really? All right? Trump at ninety
Speaker 2: two percent favorability in Republican polls. Who cares? I would
Speaker 2: say judicial is the only way to stop at the moment.
Speaker 2: But he stacked the courts like Hitler did, so we're
Speaker 2: probably not going to get much satisfaction from the courts
Speaker 2: because he appointed those people just like Hitler. All right,
Speaker 2: is there any light? Well, how do you find your light?
Speaker 2: I'd like to hear from you. As you can see,
Speaker 2: it's very dark. But we can't just be surrounded by
Speaker 2: darkness all the time, or your owned up like me
Speaker 2: last night, crying my eyes out here alone by myself,
Speaker 2: thinking I've got MS, or als or some other maya
Speaker 2: something or other because I had a bad viral infection
Speaker 2: triggered by a vaccine. Which is why I understand the
Speaker 2: woman in Texas who didn't get her child vaccinated. But
Speaker 2: you know, I understand it. I don't condone it. Children
Speaker 2: should be vaccinated, but you do have to remember we
Speaker 2: all have this attitude that drugs and vaccines carry zero
Speaker 2: side effects. Oh, it won't be me, It won't be
Speaker 2: me until it is. And if it's you or someone
Speaker 2: you love, you don't care about all the people that
Speaker 2: didn't get a side effect. I don't care how many
Speaker 2: shingle shots have now been given to people with no
Speaker 2: side effects. I don't care, because it's ruined my life.
Speaker 2: I've had to go to the doctor almost every month
Speaker 2: for the last eleven months. I've had EMG and nerve
Speaker 2: conduction studies, brain scans, MRIs. Contrast, I don't want all that,
Speaker 2: and now they're sending me to UCLA, and now I've
Speaker 2: got another pain, and I don't want any of that,
Speaker 2: So it is that way until it's you all right?
Speaker 2: Tomorrow is what Thursday? The last show of the week
Speaker 2: is tomorrow. I do the show tomorrow and then I
Speaker 2: take off to Long Beach. I'll be back on Sunday,
Speaker 2: so I'll be here on Monday for you, and I'll
Speaker 2: probably have some footage and stuff. You know, why not.
Speaker 2: Why not have some fun in Long Beach and take
Speaker 2: some footage and explore around. So I am Corel. You'll
Speaker 2: be who you want to be. Film didn't hurt anybody.
Speaker 2: Leave your comments down below. What is the light for you?
Speaker 2: What is illuminating your darkness? That is America right now?
Speaker 2: Your family, your friends, your job, writing songs, singing? You
Speaker 2: know what? What is it? I'd love to hear your comments.
Speaker 2: And if the mom guilty of negligence, should she be
Speaker 2: prosecuted for her child's dying of a preventable illness, I'd
Speaker 2: love to hear your comments down below or anywhere that
Speaker 2: you are watching. So tomorrow, please stay safe. I love
Speaker 2: you very very much.
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