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Speaker 3: Side all right, the world has a new pope. Who
Speaker 3: is it? And what is his stance on the issues?
Speaker 3: We'll talk about that. And you know, there's a lot
Speaker 3: of rules that your parents or grandparents might have taught
Speaker 3: you that you ignore. And there's a story out of
Speaker 3: the news that says we shouldn't.
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Speaker 3: There's a tornado. It is the Coral Cast. I am
Speaker 3: carrel'silvery glad you're joining me. Thursday, May eighth, there's a tornado.
Speaker 3: There's a new pope now in that city, the one
Speaker 3: inside the Vatican sopriety. Who is he? Well, he's named Provost.
Speaker 3: He's from America. America finally gets a pope. Other countries
Speaker 3: have had people be popes, Italy, Argentina, all over America
Speaker 3: now gets a pope. There's an American pope. What does
Speaker 3: that mean to me? It means absolutely nothing. To a
Speaker 3: billion plus Catholics, it means that there might be a
Speaker 3: new direction for their church. I think my views on
Speaker 3: the Catholic Church are well known. I think they're the
Speaker 3: largest child rape ring in the world. I think they're antiquated.
Speaker 3: I think if you're a member, you should find a
Speaker 3: new religion. You can believe in God. You don't have
Speaker 3: to be a member of that church. That being said,
Speaker 3: this is important to a billion people and good for them.
Speaker 3: They get a pope from Chicago is where he is from.
Speaker 3: Is he a conservative? Is he a liberal? Well, he
Speaker 3: worked with Pope Francis, and Pope Francis was for a
Speaker 3: pope pretty liberal, which is like saying a drop of
Speaker 3: water to an ant is like an ocean. But whatever,
Speaker 3: and so we'll see how it goes. He's sixty nine
Speaker 3: years old. Do't probably be dropping dead in the next
Speaker 3: five years. That's good. I wish we would do that
Speaker 3: with our presidents. Uh, but there we have it. Congratulations,
Speaker 3: I guess do you congratulate the pope? Congratulations to his highness,
Speaker 3: his royal highness or whatever you call them, Pope prevost.
Speaker 3: We don't know what name he's gonna take yet. They'll
Speaker 3: tell us. Will he be Pope Ignacious or Francis or what?
Speaker 3: Who will he be? Uh? Will he Because it's just
Speaker 3: like Hollywood. They get elected and they change their names.
Speaker 3: Uh you know, So that's that's really help to hope.
Speaker 3: Is a pope is ultimately just the ultimate casting, right,
Speaker 3: It's like, who are we gonna cast as the leader
Speaker 3: of our church? So they cast this guy from Chicago
Speaker 3: and American. Maybe he's a mobster. Maybe it's gonna be like,
Speaker 3: I run this church. You want you want a piece
Speaker 3: of me? You're talking to me? Uh, so maybe he'll
Speaker 3: be a mobster pope who can say? Uh. But while
Speaker 3: they don't have much political power in the world, they
Speaker 3: have been known to shape political decisions from various leaders.
Speaker 3: To say a pope is irrelevant would be naive. I
Speaker 3: would like the pope to be irrelevant irrelevant in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five. And many of you really enjoyed yesterday's show
Speaker 3: when I said, you know what century are we in?
Speaker 3: Because when I laid out things like the conclave and
Speaker 3: this whole white smoke, black smoke, and now the pope
Speaker 3: goes into a special room and puts on special clothing,
Speaker 3: and you know, where's all of this pageantry in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty five? You know when I brought all that up,
Speaker 3: You're like, oh my god, I never really thought of
Speaker 3: it that way. You know, we're still having decisions made
Speaker 3: for us in politics by people who worship, you know,
Speaker 3: an imaginary person in the sky in twenty twenty five.
Speaker 3: But we are hello to everyone in the chat room
Speaker 3: at really at either Reallycorrell dot com or YouTube dot
Speaker 3: com forward slash Really Corell, And of course thank you
Speaker 3: to all the patron out there. I appreciate your donations
Speaker 3: every month in the chat room. It's the first American pope. Yes,
Speaker 3: we don't know if he's a MAGA or Trump supporter.
Speaker 3: Oh he's gonna be called Pope Leo the fourteenth. Is
Speaker 3: that that's who he's taking? Okay, Pope Leo eh Leo,
Speaker 3: See it sounds like an American pope. Pope Leo eh
Speaker 3: Let's invite him over for some pizza. I got a oony,
Speaker 3: We'll make some pizza for Pope Leo the fourteenth. What
Speaker 3: were the other thirteen like? By the way, who were
Speaker 3: the other thirteen? I need to know. If Pope Leo
Speaker 3: is Leo the fourteenth, what were the other thirteen like?
Speaker 3: And why did he choose lead eh Leo pop O Lio?
Speaker 3: I shouldn't make pope jokes. I'm sorry, but at least
Speaker 3: I'm not making them about a dead pope. He's alive,
Speaker 3: so I've learned I have some class. Pop Olio Popolio
Speaker 3: the thirteen fourteenth? Hey, well your thirteen predecessors, Pope Leo?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Anyway, you know, I find it all amusing.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 3: It's just it's pomp and circumstance, and I love you know. Hey,
Speaker 3: I'm a queen. I love pomp and circumstance. Who doesn't
Speaker 3: even the song? Don don't you know? Bet you didn't
Speaker 3: know that was named pomp and Circumstance. But anyway, so
Speaker 3: we have a new pope, Pope Leo, the fourteen pop Leo.
Speaker 3: Uh so we'll you know, I was thought, dua lipa
Speaker 3: is what an Italian says in a dance class. Hey
Speaker 3: you dua lipa? And now she's a pop star. I
Speaker 3: just du a lipa. Anyway, we could talk Benson Boone
Speaker 3: today if you like. Uh No, what we're gonna talk
Speaker 3: about first is a story that's trending number one at
Speaker 3: People magazine, number one at USA today and I saw
Speaker 3: on my social media feed quite a bit before we do. Though.
Speaker 3: Congrats to DJ Valentino Rose my friend Steve Cabral. He
Speaker 3: did an event at the Neon Museum last night Ember
Speaker 3: and I went, uh and it was great. It was
Speaker 3: great fun. I ended up being his hype man. I
Speaker 3: have to say that was you know, I'm not doing
Speaker 3: an honest talk show today. I'm not because what I
Speaker 3: was going to start with is that I wish host
Speaker 3: were more personal. Now you think a lot of them are,
Speaker 3: but they're not. Really. They're very guarded a lot of
Speaker 3: them about their very very personal information. Oh they might
Speaker 3: tell you how they're feeling that day or whatever, but
Speaker 3: they're not going to tell you the minutia of their lives.
Speaker 3: But I think it's from that minutia of a host
Speaker 3: that you can learn something I do. For instance, last night,
Speaker 3: when they came up and said, oh, we didn't know
Speaker 3: he had a wingman, you know, who are you. I'm
Speaker 3: used to going to events like last night and being
Speaker 3: the person from the radio station at the event, or
Speaker 3: you know, or the singer or whatever. I'm used to
Speaker 3: people knowing who I am and many of them being
Speaker 3: there to see me. So last night it was very
Speaker 3: humbling when they thought I was there to work for
Speaker 3: Steve and they had no clue who I was. So
Speaker 3: you know, how the mighty have fallen, some would say.
Speaker 3: And you know, of course, nowadays Ariana Gron could walk
Speaker 3: into some rooms and people wouldn't know who she is.
Speaker 3: And that coupled with last week, I asked you all
Speaker 3: if I should keep my car or not. Two days
Speaker 3: ago I went to get it smogged. It didn't pass.
Speaker 3: I brought it to an affordable garage and it's seven
Speaker 3: hundred and eighty three dollars to fix the car, plus
Speaker 3: the one forty for the registration, plus thirty for smog,
Speaker 3: nine hundred bucks. I don't have nine hundred bucks, it's
Speaker 3: going to go on a charge card. And in the
Speaker 3: last month, because of the thousand dollar HOA assessment, the
Speaker 3: two trips to California, I have charged five thousand dollars
Speaker 3: on my charge card and I don't see Today we're
Speaker 3: talking about lessons your mom and dad taught you as
Speaker 3: it relates to things in the world, like this number
Speaker 3: one news story on People magazine. Well, my mom and
Speaker 3: dad taught me, if you can't pay the credit card
Speaker 3: the next month, don't charge it because you're living above
Speaker 3: your means. So I try to pay them my credit
Speaker 3: cards every month. Well, I can't pay this five thousand
Speaker 3: dollars next month, and that has me really bummed out.
Speaker 3: I am in debt, and that has me really like sad.
Speaker 3: And now I thought I should get the car back
Speaker 3: and just sell it and then pay off the credit card,
Speaker 3: you know, sell it for two grand and repay the
Speaker 3: credit card. And that's that's what's on my mind. And
Speaker 3: I know in your world you're having to make these
Speaker 3: kind of decisions too. I know some of you are
Speaker 3: carrying more credit card debt than you normally do. I
Speaker 3: know some of you know I don't like it. I
Speaker 3: don't like this feeling. And I know you all will
Speaker 3: go get a job whatever I am on disability. If
Speaker 3: I make more than a thousand dollars a month, I
Speaker 3: get cut off. So the job I would get would
Speaker 3: have to be a high you know, five grand a
Speaker 3: month's job or more to survive. And there just aren't those.
Speaker 3: They're not out there, not an entertainment. So I feel
Speaker 3: trapped in today's economy and I don't like that. But
Speaker 3: my mama did tell me to pay off my bills
Speaker 3: every month. She also told me a few other things
Speaker 3: that we should start listening to, and that relates to
Speaker 3: the number one story in the news outside of Pope
Speaker 3: ld Orte. And I'll tell you about that story when
Speaker 3: we come back. It's a very bad way. It's tragic.
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Speaker 3: Sounds like someone you'd go have a drink with. Right, Hey,
Speaker 3: it's pop Leo. Eh, bob Leo, I mean Jean Paul Francis,
Speaker 3: which my confirmation name is Francis, by the way, after
Speaker 3: Saint Francis of ASSISI but Poplio sounds like someone. Eh,
Speaker 3: let's get bob Leo and go to the pub. Anyway.
Speaker 3: So there's a story age number one on People magazine.
Speaker 3: It's it's all over social media. Uh, And I just
Speaker 3: kept thinking, you know, we do so many things today
Speaker 3: that our parents told us not to do. I guess
Speaker 3: because we think their logic was old or antiquated, or
Speaker 3: you know, that's just not in tune with the times.
Speaker 3: And yet some of this becomes tried and true. I've
Speaker 3: always amazed. We were told don't get in cars with strangers. Okay,
Speaker 3: we were told that do not get in a car
Speaker 3: with a stranger. Now we actually call strangers to our
Speaker 3: home and get in their cars. And it hasn't ended
Speaker 3: well for many people. There's a lot of crime on
Speaker 3: uber and lyft, people getting robbed, people have gotten killed,
Speaker 3: people have gotten kidnapped. Why because you are calling a
Speaker 3: stranger to your house and getting in their car, and
Speaker 3: you trust that uber or Lyft has vetted them. And
Speaker 3: maybe they have. But what is the driver going to
Speaker 3: tell uber or a Lyft, I'm a serial killer. I've
Speaker 3: got eighteen people locked in my basement. I don't think
Speaker 3: that's something you share on a job application. I don't
Speaker 3: think Jeffrey Dahmer told his boss that he'd like to
Speaker 3: make lunch out of him. You know so, I really
Speaker 3: believe that, you know it is dangerous to do these things.
Speaker 3: The other thing that we do that is really dangerous,
Speaker 3: and I can attest to this because I've never done it.
Speaker 3: Let me tell you something really honest. I haven't had
Speaker 3: sex in years, years, like actual full on in the
Speaker 3: bed with a guy sex. Why because I will not
Speaker 3: go on an app start talking to a guy and
Speaker 3: then arrange a meeting with this person. Hey, you don't
Speaker 3: know if that's them in the picture. Okay. I have
Speaker 3: literally had people that wanted to meet me and I said,
Speaker 3: do me a favor, take a photo of yourself holding
Speaker 3: something or in front of a computer screen that shows
Speaker 3: it's today, and send me that photo. About eighty percent
Speaker 3: of the people refuse to do that, Like why why
Speaker 3: would I do that? So I can verify your who
Speaker 3: you say you are. So you know, I get people
Speaker 3: that slide into my DMS on TikTok or on Instagram
Speaker 3: and they're handsome men and they're like, hey, how are you.
Speaker 3: I'd like to get to know you, blah blah blah.
Speaker 3: I always ignore them, always, And here's why. The number
Speaker 3: one story at People today is about a young black
Speaker 3: single father. This guy, by all accounts, was a responsible
Speaker 3: human being, taking good care of his kid, you know,
Speaker 3: doing what a dad needs to do. And this woman
Speaker 3: slid into his DMS direct messages and they started talking
Speaker 3: and they arranged a meetup. The next thing that happened,
Speaker 3: we don't know what happened. I mean, we know that
Speaker 3: he went to the meetup, but the next thing that
Speaker 3: happened was he was found dead in a pool of blood.
Speaker 3: Now they have caught these catfishers and it was part
Speaker 3: of a robbery scheme. When I used to go to
Speaker 3: Kgo in San Francisco, I would open up like an
Speaker 3: app like Scruff, and I would see people like down
Speaker 3: in Union Square on the app, and what they would do,
Speaker 3: and this was for real, I documented it. They would
Speaker 3: put a fake picture on like Grinder or scruff, sit
Speaker 3: in Union Square and find people in the hotels that
Speaker 3: are looking for sex on Grinder. They would then go
Speaker 3: to their rooms and rob them, and many went unreported
Speaker 3: because the people felt stupid or you know, they want
Speaker 3: to tell the police they're meeting up on grinder or whatever.
Speaker 3: And so this guy, you know, thought he was getting
Speaker 3: to know this person over social media. I never trust
Speaker 3: that you don't know who they are. They can purport
Speaker 3: to be anybody, you know, anybody, and in this case
Speaker 3: they were. My parents told me, don't get in the
Speaker 3: car with strangers, don't take something from a stranger, don't talk,
Speaker 3: you know, with strangers at great length, you know, like
Speaker 3: go and meet one. So I don't. And it's this
Speaker 3: very story, this very one that has made it so
Speaker 3: I do not not to mention COVID, monkey pox, all
Speaker 3: these other things. You don't know what they're bringing into
Speaker 3: your world. Now here's let me tell you something else
Speaker 3: that happened. So I have this app called Scruff. I
Speaker 3: have never met anybody on it. I've never gone and
Speaker 3: had sex from it. But I it's like a game
Speaker 3: for me. I log on and see what game nner
Speaker 3: in my neighborhood or around me, and sometimes I say
Speaker 3: high or whatever, but I've never met them. Well, this
Speaker 3: gentleman barked at me. It's called a wolf and he's handsome.
Speaker 3: And I was like, oh, well, hello, how are you?
Speaker 3: And he's like, oh, hello, fine, you know. And I'll
Speaker 3: chat back and forth with him, even if, you know,
Speaker 3: just like a cat choy sort of thing. And in
Speaker 3: doing so, I saw that he was like eighty feet away,
Speaker 3: because it tells you where that people are. And I'm like, oh,
Speaker 3: my goodness, are you like downstairs or like? And then
Speaker 3: he said, oh, I'm helping a friend clean out an apartment.
Speaker 3: I said, you're not friends with Irma, are you. He goes, yes,
Speaker 3: Irma's niece. Her father is my friend. Well suddenly there's
Speaker 3: a connection. I know Irma and I know Destiny. I said, well,
Speaker 3: Destiny just left. He goes, yeah, Destiny kit So he
Speaker 3: knew Destiny. So suddenly I did not feel weird going
Speaker 3: down to Irma's and saying hello to this gentleman. So
Speaker 3: I did. And now he's come up and borrowed a drill,
Speaker 3: and he gave me a chair from Irma's that I
Speaker 3: needed for my TV room and said, oh, just take it,
Speaker 3: and you know, and so for the last couple of
Speaker 3: days he's been here, we've been talking. Now I don't
Speaker 3: think any you know, sexual sparks are flying or anything.
Speaker 3: But that was a different scenario. He immediately mentioned somebody
Speaker 3: that I knew, and he knew the names of the
Speaker 3: people like Destiny and the you know, Irma's son and
Speaker 3: all of this, so there was a connection. He wasn't
Speaker 3: a quote stranger then. And his friends were there with him. Yesterday,
Speaker 3: one was in radio. I asked her if she worked
Speaker 3: at Motown. She said yeah. I said, do you know
Speaker 3: Mark Keene? She goes, yes, I know Mark Keene. I look,
Speaker 3: so I actually know people that his friends know. So
Speaker 3: that's different. That's a different case scenario. But just trusting
Speaker 3: someone and showing up, you need to show up with
Speaker 3: a friend, you know, we need to go back to
Speaker 3: that kind of stuff. If you're gonna meet someone that
Speaker 3: you've never met before, make it in a very public place,
Speaker 3: make it have a friend, go with you, have a friend,
Speaker 3: call you, have a friend on video chat while you're
Speaker 3: you know, protect yourself, do what your parents told you
Speaker 3: to do. Because guess what those things still work. And
Speaker 3: I know a lot of you think that our parents
Speaker 3: were just overly paranoid or whatever. They weren't. Our parents
Speaker 3: are the ones that let us go out and play
Speaker 3: till it got dark where they couldn't trace us because
Speaker 3: there was no cell phones or whatever.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 3: That's why they gave us these rules, because they wanted
Speaker 3: us to be able to go out into the world
Speaker 3: and be safe. Nowadays, kids think what they see online
Speaker 3: is real. And when I say kids, I mean people
Speaker 3: in their twenties and they see stuff online and they think, oh, well,
Speaker 3: this must be real. It's not. You don't know. And
Speaker 3: this poor guy has ended up dead. Single father just
Speaker 3: wanted to go on a date. What happened. He got
Speaker 3: scammed and he got killed. It's a sad story, but
Speaker 3: it's one we should all learn from, you know, even seniors.
Speaker 3: There's all these senior apps and senior dating apps and
Speaker 3: everything else. You don't know who you're gonna be, So
Speaker 3: safeguards yourself, protect yourself. Come fast. That's entertainment and talking
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Speaker 3: to the loudest, craziest, most unhinged gay guy and his
Speaker 3: little dog. And let's keep the party going as long
Speaker 3: as we can. Hey pope Leo, you like the white sucks?
Speaker 3: Hey pop Leo, who you want to win the Super Bowl?
Speaker 3: We got an American pope, Pope Leo the third fourteen.
Speaker 3: We'll see how that pans out. So in the chatroom
Speaker 3: at YouTube dot com forward asually Carrel, someone said, I
Speaker 3: wonder if taxis are safer than Uber or Lyft. I
Speaker 3: believe they are because those drivers are licensed. Now, looked,
Speaker 3: there's been we all know the stories of the taxi
Speaker 3: drivers that chop up people, and we all know this. Okay,
Speaker 3: there's gonna be that story out of everything. But I
Speaker 3: think there's less from you know, And the same with
Speaker 3: why can't you go meet someone in person if you
Speaker 3: want to date? There's speed dating where you go and
Speaker 3: you sit in the person's across from you, and that,
Speaker 3: you know, meeting someone online is so risky, and yet
Speaker 3: seventy percent of single people use online services to meet people.
Speaker 3: Steve has a friend Jen. She's online dating now and
Speaker 3: she's met five guys in the last three weeks. What
Speaker 3: a brave woman, I mean, really, what a brave woman.
Speaker 3: I would not I wouldn't do it. Maybe I'm paranoid.
Speaker 3: Maybe we need to disregard what our parents told us.
Speaker 3: Maybe it is old, but I'll tell you this. They
Speaker 3: stayed alive, all right, entertainment wise, we're going to talk
Speaker 3: entertainment all sell food. You know a lot of you.
Speaker 3: I read a lot of news, and there's a lot
Speaker 3: of stories out today about some foods you probably shouldn't
Speaker 3: be eating because of what Trump and RFK and others
Speaker 3: are doing to our food monitoring systems. Food safety in
Speaker 3: America is almost done. They fired inspectors, they fired so
Speaker 3: basically we're on our own. And when you think of
Speaker 3: food and getting sick, you often think of meat, bad meat,
Speaker 3: spoiled meat, contaminated meat. The truth is the culprit that
Speaker 3: you need to avoid right now. Bagged produce, stop buying
Speaker 3: bags of salad, kids, romain, lettuce, greens, spinach in the
Speaker 3: bag because there's poop, not pope, but poop, and not
Speaker 3: papal poop, just poop. And the poop comes from the grower,
Speaker 3: from the people who are picking it. There's a hepatitis
Speaker 3: a outbreak in California right now that is very often
Speaker 3: food born because someone poops and handles food, and so
Speaker 3: bagged produce stay away, given that there's hardly any oversight.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: If you want romain lettuce, buy ahead of lettuce and
Speaker 3: wash it thoroughly. Yourself. Bagged produce bad, don't do it.
Speaker 3: You heard about the packages of tomatoes just last week.
Speaker 3: They were called vine ripe and tomatoes four to a package,
Speaker 3: and they had salmonilla or e coli. One of the
Speaker 3: two people were getting sick, and it's gonna get worse.
Speaker 3: So protect yourself by not showing up for someone online
Speaker 3: and a DM and protect yourself by not eating bagged produce.
Speaker 3: Right now. I know it's easier. I know it comes
Speaker 3: in handy. No, you want spinach, buy a bunch of spinach.
Speaker 3: Soak it, wash it, do your thing, all right? Well,
Speaker 3: John Void met with Orangina and suddenly, oh, we're gonna
Speaker 3: put a tariffun movies. And now that Trump is coming
Speaker 3: to some agreement with the UK on tariffs and maybe Canada,
Speaker 3: the film tariff is still one that's already up in
Speaker 3: the air. And whereas it's about my entertainment on Thursday,
Speaker 3: I like to talk to little entertainment. I started thinking
Speaker 3: about why that's a bad idea, but more importantly, how
Speaker 3: we are schizophrenic when it comes to entertainment. A. We
Speaker 3: don't think making movies is a real profession. You would
Speaker 3: never let if your kid said I want to be
Speaker 3: a filmmaker. You would discourage them, and maybe rightfully so,
Speaker 3: but you would if your kid says they want to
Speaker 3: be an artist, most of you would say, well, you
Speaker 3: got to have something to fall back on. We have
Speaker 3: never valued the arts. We've taken music out of schools,
Speaker 3: you know, we've never valued them, and yet there's such
Speaker 3: an important part of our life. So we are very
Speaker 3: schizophrenic about that. So Gavin Newsimmons is asking for a
Speaker 3: bigger tax credit to keep production in the United States
Speaker 3: but mainly in California, And I thought to myself, well,
Speaker 3: that ends up costing the taxpayers money. Is that a
Speaker 3: good thing? And the answer, of course is yes it is.
Speaker 3: But let me tell you what I would do instead
Speaker 3: of a tax credit. Most other countries, Ireland, Canada, other
Speaker 3: civilized nations have a film board that helps finance movies.
Speaker 3: But they also get a piece of the movie. So
Speaker 3: you go to the film board and you say, I'm
Speaker 3: doing this movie. You know, here's the script, and I
Speaker 3: need you know, a million dollars or whatever it might be.
Speaker 3: And if you get approved, the Film Board of Canada
Speaker 3: or Ireland or whatever gives you that money. But if
Speaker 3: your movie's a hit, they get money back. For instance,
Speaker 3: there's a show out of Argentina right now called etern
Speaker 3: Anot or Eterno et Er and aut Eternot, and it's
Speaker 3: about apocalypse and stuff falling from the sky and this
Speaker 3: guy walking around in a gas mask trying to help people.
Speaker 3: And it's been number one on Netflix now for several
Speaker 3: weeks and it has actually bolstered the economy of I
Speaker 3: believe Argentina by forty million dollars because they had a
Speaker 3: piece of it. And so I really think that we
Speaker 3: shouldn't just issue tax credits, or I think we should
Speaker 3: help movies get funded but keep a piece of it.
Speaker 3: Imagine if we had a piece of the Marvel movies,
Speaker 3: we could be putting a lot of money in our
Speaker 3: coffers in the United States. If we actually got into
Speaker 3: the movie business. The danger the government would approve the
Speaker 3: messages that can't be, that can't happen. But if we
Speaker 3: could find a way to not censor things and finance
Speaker 3: films through government spending, I'd rather cut defense spending a
Speaker 3: little bit and fund movies. And they would have to
Speaker 3: be independent films under ten million dollars, and we'd have
Speaker 3: to get a piece of them on the back end,
Speaker 3: and then not only would the money be well invested,
Speaker 3: but in perpetuity, the film board would get money back.
Speaker 3: So there are ways for the people, we the people,
Speaker 3: and the government to get involved in the movie industry,
Speaker 3: not just tax credits, because those are really weird the
Speaker 3: way they work and people sell them, and it's just
Speaker 3: it's kind of weird. It's very very weird. So we'll,
Speaker 3: you know, we'll see how it turns out if Gavin
Speaker 3: gets his tax breaks or you know, Trump it's continuing
Speaker 3: to push to try to keep the American movie system going.
Speaker 3: You know, it's also messed up. I have so many
Speaker 3: friends and entertainment and it's just all you can't get
Speaker 3: anything made these days. You know, no studio is dishing
Speaker 3: out money. I have several shows I would love to
Speaker 3: get made, but I can't produce them. I can't, you know,
Speaker 3: find the money. And you know, we often to produce
Speaker 3: movies now and TV shows. They take a lot of
Speaker 3: foreign money, a lot of Chinese, Japanese, Saudi. Speaking of Saudi,
Speaker 3: Disney is opening. They announced a Disneyland in Abu Dhabi
Speaker 3: in the United Arab Emirates, and I sat with my
Speaker 3: mouth open going, how is Disney going to open a
Speaker 3: park in Abu Dhabi without gay people? Because, let's be real,
Speaker 3: the gays run Disney, and I thought, you can't be
Speaker 3: gay in Abu Dhabi. It's punishable by death. So I thought,
Speaker 3: how are they going to have a Disneyland with no gays?
Speaker 3: Can you imagine a non gay Disneyland? No gay characters,
Speaker 3: no gay employees, no gay people in management? How is
Speaker 3: that even gonna happen? And Disney is so LGBTQ friendly,
Speaker 3: why would they open in a country we're being gay?
Speaker 3: Is illegal? Really odd? All right, we'll see you on Monday.
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