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Speaker 5: Show sigh, well, a perfect yeah, perfonal. A personal epiphany
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Speaker 5: Now we are together, and it's a joyous Monday, July seventh.
Speaker 5: I hope you had a safe and sane holiday weekend.
Speaker 5: I went to a barbecue on Friday with my friend
Speaker 5: Mark Keene and Steve Cabral and Tino and boy watching
Speaker 5: Ember and Valentino play in a pool, and I couldn't
Speaker 5: have had a better day, really, until the firework happened,
Speaker 5: and then Ember.
Speaker 3: Just that was it.
Speaker 5: I hate fireworks. There was a wonderful friend of Mark
Speaker 5: Keenes who is a soldier served in Iraq. He hates fireworks.
Speaker 5: Animals hate fireworks. We need to evolve past fireworks. I'd
Speaker 5: love to go to a country where fireworks were illegal.
Speaker 3: That would make me very happy.
Speaker 5: All Right, We've got a lot to talk about this
Speaker 5: this week, and I want to start with something that's
Speaker 5: extraordinarily personal. This topic is going to lead to my
Speaker 5: topic about the Democrats, and I will get to that
Speaker 5: in just a but I want to first start with
Speaker 5: a celebrity death that happened over the weekend. Normally, I mean,
Speaker 5: I know, when Barbara Stressan goes, that's it. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: need like bereavement leave the same with Diana Ross. But
Speaker 5: a celebrity that you may or may not know Julian McMahon.
Speaker 5: He was in Niptuck, which is Ryan Murphy's first big show,
Speaker 5: and I love that.
Speaker 3: Andrew loved it. We watched it religiously.
Speaker 5: I loved that show. It was a great high camp,
Speaker 5: high drama soap opera. Loved Niptuck, loved some of the issues.
Speaker 5: They were both sexy. Christian Troy, which was Julian McMahon
Speaker 5: even often talked about the size of his endowment. It
Speaker 5: was just a really fun, campy, melodramatic show which riffed
Speaker 5: off of our obsession with plastic surgery. Really enjoyed the show.
Speaker 5: But the reason it struck me is Christian. I'm gonna
Speaker 5: call him Christian Troy. Julian McMahon, who was also Uncharmed
Speaker 5: and many other shows FBI most wanted. He was only
Speaker 5: fifty seven years old and he died of cancer, five
Speaker 5: years younger than me.
Speaker 3: And you know, I have been Wow.
Speaker 5: I was about to say something that I don't want
Speaker 5: to put in the universe. I have been deemed not
Speaker 5: as attractive as many my entire life.
Speaker 3: I have never been the guy that I walk into the.
Speaker 5: Room and they're like, oh, he's gorgeous. You know, that's
Speaker 5: never been me. That was Julian McMahon. He was dropped
Speaker 5: dead gorgeous. And to me, when I see a celebrity
Speaker 5: that I thought, Wow, they just have it all. They're beautiful,
Speaker 5: they're working, they're talented, and then I see that they
Speaker 5: die early. It just it makes me so grateful to
Speaker 5: be me and for my life to be going on
Speaker 5: the way that it's going. And it always reminds me
Speaker 5: not to envy other people because we're all going to
Speaker 5: go through our journey a different way. Yes, Julian McMahon
Speaker 5: appeared to have it all. Talent looks success, but when
Speaker 5: the world, when nature became the great equalizer, he'd kill
Speaker 5: to be me right now, you know, at my level
Speaker 5: of success and the way that I look, you know,
Speaker 5: he would if it meant that he was alive.
Speaker 3: He would kill to be me right now.
Speaker 5: So I spent a lot of my life and career
Speaker 5: envying other people's lives and career, and as I age,
Speaker 5: I find that I shouldn't because we all have our challenges.
Speaker 5: I always go back to Celine Dion, possibly one of
Speaker 5: the greatest singers outside of Barbara streisand to ever live
Speaker 5: at the height of her face here in Las Vegas,
Speaker 5: with a residency that was just off the charts, making
Speaker 5: tons of money and the whole thing. She gets a
Speaker 5: disease that one in one hundred million people get, you know,
Speaker 5: and there are people who envied Celine Dion and her
Speaker 5: success and and here she is now dealing with this
Speaker 5: debilitating illness. So, you know, envy, it's pointless because we
Speaker 5: don't know the path that anyone is on or how
Speaker 5: it's going to end up, right, miss Ember.
Speaker 3: We just don't know.
Speaker 5: And so as far as I'm concerned, that death struck
Speaker 5: me a little harder because to me, it's just so
Speaker 5: tragic when someone that apparently has it all ends up
Speaker 5: dying so early. And I know there's a whole you know,
Speaker 5: live fast, die young, make a good looking corpse sort
Speaker 5: of thing. And he certainly does. But it's just, you know,
Speaker 5: it makes you appreciative of what you have and being
Speaker 5: who you are.
Speaker 3: At least it should, you know. Okay, so let's get to.
Speaker 5: Hi everybody watching by the way at YouTube dot Com
Speaker 5: Forward Slash, EARLEYE. Carrell, Hi, everybody. So nice to see you,
Speaker 5: Michigan Rob. He's here every day in my chatroom. There's
Speaker 5: a few people that are in the chat room every
Speaker 5: single day, and I thank you from the bottom of
Speaker 5: my heart from sharing your morning with me. I do
Speaker 5: and Ember, as you can hear, she just barking away,
Speaker 5: But I don't care. I've got a dog, and I'll
Speaker 5: always have a dog in my studio, no matter whether
Speaker 5: it's Ember. See that brings up another topic. When a
Speaker 5: Ember finally goes, I'll be like sixty eight, sixty nine.
Speaker 5: I hope she lives five or six more years, seven
Speaker 5: more years, in which case do I get another dog
Speaker 5: at seventy. First of all, the pain of losing her
Speaker 5: might be so much on my a lot of people
Speaker 5: don't want to go through it again. Second of all,
Speaker 5: you know, if I'm seventy, there's a chance that the
Speaker 5: dog's going to live longer than me, but I see
Speaker 5: a lot of people like Harley and Dell. Harley is
Speaker 5: now five or six, and Dell is eighty three, and
Speaker 5: Harley is keeping Dell active and young. So I'll worry
Speaker 5: about that when I get there. Anyway, Okay, that was
Speaker 5: a story. I wanted to talk about Julian dying McMahon
Speaker 5: and how it really affected me because he was so
Speaker 5: beautiful and he was so young, fifty seven, and he
Speaker 5: was someone I used to envy and used to I
Speaker 5: used to want to sleep with him, and now you
Speaker 5: know he's gone, And so just don't envy people because
Speaker 5: you never know the path they're on, and you never
Speaker 5: know how they're going to end up. Covet what you have,
Speaker 5: Appreciate what you've got, and don't, you know, don't worry
Speaker 5: about what others have or don't have, because in the
Speaker 5: long grand scheme of things, it's probably not gonna matter.
Speaker 5: All right, when we come back from my little tiny
Speaker 5: in show breaks, I had weekend and yesterday I had
Speaker 5: this big, emotional like tears going to bed crying epiphany
Speaker 5: and I told myself some pretty powerful things. And as
Speaker 5: I thought about the epiphany that i'll tell you about,
Speaker 5: I thought about how it relates to politics in today's world,
Speaker 5: in particularly the Democrats, and I took an issue that
Speaker 5: was personal, a very deep meaning epiphany, and immediately saw
Speaker 5: how it fits into the real world in terms of politics.
Speaker 5: And when I had that epiphany about myself and then
Speaker 5: put it on the Democrats, I thought, oh my god,
Speaker 5: that's exactly what they're doing. They're making the same mistake
Speaker 5: as me. And you know, it becomes easier once you
Speaker 5: see the light to understand why things are the way
Speaker 5: they are.
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Speaker 5: All right, I had, as I said before the break
Speaker 5: and Epiphany last night, after having a conversation with Steve
Speaker 5: in which it's been pointed out that I've been kind
Speaker 5: of negative, and he's right, I have been. I think
Speaker 5: all of us are. I met someone at the park today.
Speaker 5: They're Democrats. They were heartbroken about everything going on. I
Speaker 5: think with everything going on in the world, a lot
Speaker 5: of us are feeling it deeply, and I think we
Speaker 5: are letting it affect our psyche. We're you know, depressed
Speaker 5: and rightfully so, and some of us are turning more
Speaker 5: negative in our real lives. Food prices are up today.
Speaker 5: No Butcher closed here in Las Vegas, one of my
Speaker 5: favorite vegan restaurants, just around the corner. They just announced
Speaker 5: their closing. I saw that coming when they changed owners,
Speaker 5: took down the pride flag, did all these fancy boards,
Speaker 5: you know, electronic boards. It felt like subway. That's not
Speaker 5: why we went to No Butcher. But they're gone. So,
Speaker 5: you know, they are depressing times, and a lot of
Speaker 5: you don't let that affect your mood. It doesn't turn
Speaker 5: you negative. I'm such an EmPATH that it did turn
Speaker 5: it's turning me negative. It's one of the reasons I
Speaker 5: think about leaving America. I'm tired of being so negative.
Speaker 5: So I had this epiphany last night, and it's been
Speaker 5: based on my behavior. Now y'all don't see my behavior
Speaker 5: off camera, but there's been a few things I've done
Speaker 5: that have been risky, you know, whether it's confront maga people,
Speaker 5: whatever it might be. And it's stuff that I would
Speaker 5: have done in my youth that now I'm trying to
Speaker 5: like do again. And I realized I'm doing it because
Speaker 5: I'm trying to connect to who I was. I'm trying
Speaker 5: to connect to that joy, that passion, that just all
Speaker 5: of it, the thrill of being me, because being me
Speaker 5: has been great fun and so I and had great tragedy.
Speaker 5: So I'm trying to connect. I'm trying to have the
Speaker 5: fun the same way that I used to have fun.
Speaker 5: But guess what, I'm not twenty or thirty anymore, and
Speaker 5: in some ways, trying to have fun the same way
Speaker 5: I used to do could be dangerous, you know. I mean,
Speaker 5: So I'm trying to connect to something that's not there.
Speaker 5: I'm trying to connect to the past.
Speaker 3: Corell.
Speaker 5: Judging my podcast by KFI and KGO, those are over,
Speaker 5: They're gone. I'll never be Corel on a giant radio
Speaker 5: station again, probably because there aren't any giant progressive talk
Speaker 5: radio stations KFI, KGO there. One's gone and one's conservative
Speaker 5: and not giant anymore. Their listenership has gone way down.
Speaker 5: I'll never be the person I was. I can't be
Speaker 5: because I'm living in this present. I am this person now.
Speaker 5: I am not who I was then, and so trying
Speaker 5: to reconnect to that person, trying to do the things
Speaker 5: that used to make that person happy, trying to have
Speaker 5: that life, having friends over all the time, having a
Speaker 5: big house, having it again.
Speaker 3: That was a different life. It's over.
Speaker 5: It ended when Andrew died, it ended when I got
Speaker 5: fired at KGO, It ended a lot of times, and
Speaker 5: yet I keep trying to connect to it because I
Speaker 5: think if I do, if I connect to the way
Speaker 5: I was, if I connect to the things that used
Speaker 5: to make me happy, I keep thinking I'll be happy now.
Speaker 3: But that's just not true because.
Speaker 5: I am not the same person, and more importantly, these
Speaker 5: are not the same times.
Speaker 3: So as I really.
Speaker 5: Took that to heart about stop trying to connect with
Speaker 5: the corella of the past. You know, if if you're
Speaker 5: a better songwriter, then you are a singer, then concentrate
Speaker 5: on songwriting. Still release your music, but but you know,
Speaker 5: put your eggs over here instead of over there, that
Speaker 5: sort of thing. Maybe it's time to diversify the eggs
Speaker 5: in the basket. If you're still trying to get into entertainment,
Speaker 5: you're not getting in and the doors you're trying to
Speaker 5: open open other doors. Go in that way, rethink your
Speaker 5: strategy for the times that you're in. And as I
Speaker 5: started to think about that, I thought about politics. MAGA
Speaker 5: won because they appealed to white supremacist who wanted America
Speaker 5: to be like it was, where women knew their place,
Speaker 5: where gays were kept in private, and you could discriminate
Speaker 5: against them and you could harm them if you wanted to,
Speaker 5: with impunity. They want a government that made the rules
Speaker 5: and a leader that you controlled his House and Senate,
Speaker 5: and you know, got the things that they wanted because
Speaker 5: they were white and Christian and allegedly straight. MAGA exists
Speaker 5: because of nostalgia for an America that's gone that's their
Speaker 5: whole thing, make America great again. America was never great.
Speaker 5: And you and I know that the greatness of America
Speaker 5: is its potential for greatness. That's a brilliant quote. You
Speaker 5: can quote me on it, but it's the truth. The
Speaker 5: greatness of America is our potential for greatness, not that
Speaker 5: we've ever achieved this shining greatness. We are an experiment,
Speaker 5: a work in progress. At times, we fail, at times
Speaker 5: we get it right. But not to them. To them,
Speaker 5: the America of the nineteen fifties and the nineteen sixties,
Speaker 5: that's the America they want. The one income able to
Speaker 5: provide for the whole family, and the father putting the
Speaker 5: rules down, the mother doing what dad says.
Speaker 3: You know, all of that. That's what they want.
Speaker 5: And that's why MAGA won because they appealed to that
Speaker 5: nostalgia and they said, we're going to do business politicians
Speaker 5: like we used to. Well, unfortunately for us, Democrats are
Speaker 5: caught in the same problem that I am, and that
Speaker 5: the Republicans sold to their crowd. Democrats want things to
Speaker 5: return to the Democratic Party of old. They want the
Speaker 5: Kennedy Democrats. They want they want a Democratic base that
Speaker 5: just votes Democrats, no matter who they put up there,
Speaker 5: because that's what Democrats used to do.
Speaker 3: They didn't matter who was on the ballot. They voted
Speaker 3: to blue, to all the just down the ballot.
Speaker 5: They want a Democratic party with the values of the
Speaker 5: old Democratic Party and the more ais and the governing
Speaker 5: methods of the old Democratic Party. The problem is, unlike
Speaker 5: Republicans and unlike Maga, modern day Democrats don't want the
Speaker 5: old Party. They don't want the old more age. They
Speaker 5: don't want the way that it was. They want the
Speaker 5: way that they know it could be. They want what
Speaker 5: should be, not what was. Modern day Democrats are looking
Speaker 5: to the future. They want to fix climate change. But
Speaker 5: more importantly, the style of government has changed. Joe Biden
Speaker 5: was an old Democrat. He governed the old way. That's
Speaker 5: why we're here. He didn't go to Washington and govern
Speaker 5: like Trump did, but in a good way. He went
Speaker 5: to Washington and governed like every other Democratic president had governed.
Speaker 5: At a time when that doesn't work anymore, Democrats need
Speaker 5: to realize their style of governing doesn't work. In twenty
Speaker 5: twenty five, thoughtful, contemplated, optimistic. That's that doesn't work today.
Speaker 5: But what does What should they do instead of trying
Speaker 5: to connect with the past, how can they connect with
Speaker 5: the future.
Speaker 3: Well that's easy.
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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. So in my epiphany,
Speaker 5: and hello to Rachel Kapper in the chatroom. Lovely to
Speaker 5: see you in the chatroom, Rachel. I love Rachel ca.
Speaker 5: I love all of my listeners, all of you. Michigan Rob.
Speaker 5: I'm loving that you spend lunch with me. James Schnabel,
Speaker 5: my god, if you live next to me, I'd be
Speaker 5: next door asking you medical advice all day long. Rachel Kapper.
Speaker 5: Of course, she's been with me so long, and I'm
Speaker 5: wearing her socks as we speak. So I love all
Speaker 5: of you in the chatroom. But I've had some people
Speaker 5: that have been with me through thick and thin, and
Speaker 5: they're all agreeing with me. Maga wants to return to
Speaker 5: the fifties, white male and they sold that. They sold
Speaker 5: it to this public, to seventy two million people who
Speaker 5: are so desperate in their lives that they think if
Speaker 5: they go backwards in some way, that's progress. But it's not.
Speaker 5: And that's the problem with Democrats. They want to return
Speaker 5: to the way the Democratic Party was because they think
Speaker 5: that's great. Well, that's not going forward either. This Democratic
Speaker 5: Socialist mayor candidate in New York that's going forward, those ideas,
Speaker 5: that's going forward AOC. In fact, so many of the
Speaker 5: Democrats that the Democratic Party likes to marginalize are the
Speaker 5: very people that we want and need because we are
Speaker 5: yearning for the same thing maga is. Isn't that something?
Speaker 5: We are just yearning for a leader that will come
Speaker 5: in and vanquish evil. And you don't vanquish evil by
Speaker 5: being a president like you were in the eighties. Joe
Speaker 5: Biden needed to be a twenty first century president and
Speaker 5: he wasn't.
Speaker 3: He wasn't. And you say, well, neither is Donald Trump.
Speaker 5: No, But that's because the party that he represents wants
Speaker 5: a nineteenth century president, okay, and they want a dictator,
Speaker 5: they want a benevolent king.
Speaker 3: That's what they want.
Speaker 5: But in the Democrats hearts, so do we, and we
Speaker 5: need to stop acting.
Speaker 3: Like we don't.
Speaker 5: We wanted Joe Biden to go in and prosecute Donald
Speaker 5: Trump on day one.
Speaker 3: Day one.
Speaker 5: We wanted Joe Biden to tell Merrick Garland put his
Speaker 5: ass in jail now.
Speaker 3: We wanted him dealt with immediately. They didn't.
Speaker 5: We wanted same sex marriage codified Roe v. Wade codified.
Speaker 5: We wanted the Supreme Court expanded. We wanted progress of
Speaker 5: the human mind, and we got none. Why because Democrats
Speaker 5: want to run around acting like it's all okay that
Speaker 5: when we get into office, we don't have to radically
Speaker 5: remake government.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you do. That's the one thing Trump got right.
Speaker 3: He's just making it the wrong way.
Speaker 5: Government does need to be radically changed. The Supreme Court,
Speaker 5: we should have term limits, and the US House and
Speaker 5: Senate term limits twelve years for a congressman or senator.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 5: Then go home, Nancy Pelosi, go the fuck home. I
Speaker 5: like you, your sweet, you're kind, thank you for your service.
Speaker 5: You're five hundred and forty years old.
Speaker 3: Go home.
Speaker 5: Mitch McConnell, go home twelve years. Clarence Thomas, get the
Speaker 5: fuck out. Supreme Court justices and Congress should have term limits.
Speaker 5: Democrats should be pushing for these things. We will expand
Speaker 5: the courts. We will introduce term limits for the House
Speaker 5: and Senate. We want all of corporate money out of politics,
Speaker 5: all of it. If Democrats want to win, they will
Speaker 5: start giving us what we want. And they won't. They don't,
Speaker 5: and that's why they lose. They're afraid to be bold.
Speaker 5: They're afraid to upset people. Democrats trip over themselves trying
Speaker 5: to not upset people.
Speaker 3: I say, fuck it, upset whoever you want.
Speaker 5: It works for Trump, it works for Mega, it works
Speaker 5: for Marjorie Taylor Green, it works for all these other people.
Speaker 5: Then you're gonna act like you're better than them, And
Speaker 5: that is the biggest mistake Democrats make. They want to
Speaker 5: act like they're better than their Republican counterparts. I don't
Speaker 5: want someone better, I want a better fighter. Washington, DC
Speaker 5: is a fucking swamp, and I want alligators not to
Speaker 5: eat the sixty five million Hispanics, as Laura Loomer posted,
Speaker 5: she literally posted the entire population of America Hispanic. She said,
Speaker 5: they're all gonna be eaten by the alligators in Florida
Speaker 5: at Camp you know, alligator or alligator Alcatraz because they're
Speaker 5: not gonna stop with deporting illegals. They want to get
Speaker 5: rid of all Mexicans, all of them. We want Democrats
Speaker 5: that are gonna step in and actually do something, not
Speaker 5: just talk about it. Because say what you will about
Speaker 5: Donald Trump and say what you will about Maga, He's
Speaker 5: fucking doing everything he wants. He is steamrolling America because
Speaker 5: Democrats are too weak to stop him. Why because they
Speaker 5: keep trying to connect with their former selves. They keep
Speaker 5: thinking they can do business the way they used to
Speaker 5: and they want Washington to return to the way that
Speaker 5: it was. Well, their constituents don't, and they can't do
Speaker 5: enough to excite people to vote. In other words, we
Speaker 5: would win if people who did not vote, who were
Speaker 5: not registered, or who do not vote ended up voting
Speaker 5: for Democrats, we would win. In landslides, only one hundred
Speaker 5: and fifty million people vote, out of three hundred and
Speaker 5: twenty seven million, of which two hundred and ten million
Speaker 5: are eligible to vote. There's more than seventy to eighty
Speaker 5: million people in America eligible to vote that do not.
Speaker 5: Democrats do nothing to energize them and get them to
Speaker 5: the polls. Accept more of the same, and trust me.
Speaker 5: You know what I learned about myself last night. I
Speaker 5: can't keep judging myself by the past.
Speaker 3: Krrel.
Speaker 5: I can't say, well, you're a failure because you're not
Speaker 5: on commercial radio. You just got a little tiny podcast
Speaker 5: and it's not even trending and you only get three
Speaker 5: hundred YouTube view I can't do that.
Speaker 3: That is wrong.
Speaker 5: I am judging myself by the wrong standard, by an
Speaker 5: old standard, by an old life. My former life set
Speaker 5: the bar pretty high. I've had some extraordinary times, but
Speaker 5: that doesn't mean that what's happening.
Speaker 3: Now is bad.
Speaker 5: I should stop trying to connect with the corell of
Speaker 5: the past and try to connect with the corella of
Speaker 5: the future.
Speaker 3: The happy carel, the corel.
Speaker 5: That's actually dating a man again, The correl that's financially
Speaker 5: secure and getting what he wants out of his entertainment career.
Speaker 3: That's the corral.
Speaker 5: I should focus on, not the corral of the past,
Speaker 5: because the past is gone, and Democrats should learn the
Speaker 5: past is gone. Republicans have certainly learned it. Their past
Speaker 5: was Ronald Reagan granting amnesty. That's that's the past. Now
Speaker 5: they're deporting people. That's because they do what they want
Speaker 5: to do in the right now, right now.
Speaker 3: They're not confined by what they're supposed to be or
Speaker 3: what they should be doing.
Speaker 5: Democrats are too confined by what they think the Democratic
Speaker 5: Party should be.
Speaker 3: It should be the party.
Speaker 5: Of revolt, of rebels, the party of progress, the party
Speaker 5: of wild ideas that actually get.
Speaker 3: Done, like you know, going to the moon.
Speaker 5: They should be the party of the future, not the
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Speaker 5: it is. We built in two weeks that camp Alligator
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Speaker 5: can't solve the homeless crisis. They just prove that in
Speaker 5: every city in America we could solve homelessness within a
Speaker 5: month if we wanted to. Why aren't Democrats saying that?
Speaker 5: Why aren't democrat I said, you want a solution to homelessness.
Speaker 5: We just built this camp in two weeks. We can
Speaker 5: build one in your city and do transitional housing. I
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