Speaker 1: Alrighty, We've got quite a show today. We have just
Speaker 1: approved a twenty billion dollar arm sale.
Speaker 2: Did you approve it?
Speaker 1: Also the difference between Matthew Perry and Daniel Charleston. And
Speaker 1: be careful about signing up to streaming services. You might
Speaker 1: end up getting screwed. I'll tell you how. Uncensored, unfiltered,
Speaker 1: un hinged.
Speaker 2: It's the Curel Cast. Listen daily on your favorite streaming service.
Speaker 2: Good morning, it is the Crarell Cast.
Speaker 1: I am carel, so very glad I could be here
Speaker 1: with you, and so very glad you are joining me.
Speaker 1: Programming Note, we will not be live at ten am
Speaker 1: tomorrow morning because I'm going to be at the surgeon
Speaker 1: about this lump. So we will go live later in
Speaker 1: the day tomorrow, or I will post a pre recorded show.
Speaker 1: I don't know which one yet. Either way, there will
Speaker 1: be a show tomorrow. If we go live, it'll just
Speaker 1: be later in the day. Forty thousand dead people in Gaza.
Speaker 1: The population of Gaza one US one point three million people.
Speaker 1: Now that point three is gone, it's now going to
Speaker 1: be much lower because there's forty thousand dead people in Gaza.
Speaker 1: And I watched the BBC and this morning, the BBC,
Speaker 1: which is their Evening took the Israeli Minister to task
Speaker 1: over bb Netanyahu's seemingly desire which we talked about yesterday
Speaker 1: for never ending war, and we're going to talk to
Speaker 1: a little bit today about why the United States seemed
Speaker 1: so set on facilitating genocide and never ending war. But
Speaker 1: before we do, my mind is you know, if I
Speaker 1: was back at KFI and KGO, they'd say, talk about
Speaker 1: what's at the top of your mind, and which at
Speaker 1: the top of my mind is maybe something that you
Speaker 1: couldn't relate to, or maybe something that you're not interested in.
Speaker 1: So I'm not sure I should do it. But you know,
Speaker 1: I've been digitizing these mini dvs that I found in
Speaker 1: the garage at Daniel Charleston's and a lot of my
Speaker 1: life is on those tapes, particularly in my life prior
Speaker 1: to say, two thousand and five, and yesterday I watched
Speaker 1: me and Andrew go all over Europe for his birthday
Speaker 1: in August of two thousand and First of all, I
Speaker 1: found it remarkable that that vibrant, incredible man could be
Speaker 1: dead a year later after this video was filmed. Second
Speaker 1: of all, my god, he was gorgeous he was gorgeous
Speaker 1: and funny and witty, and boy did I squander that
Speaker 1: opportunity because I was jealous and petty and insecure. And
Speaker 1: I know I'm beating myself up because I was only
Speaker 1: in my twenties and thirties. But God, he was just
Speaker 1: and he loved me. He loved me so much. You
Speaker 1: can just see it in his eyes in the video,
Speaker 1: and the fun that we had together. We were such
Speaker 1: a duo. I'll post some of these videos. You should
Speaker 1: hear us on this tape. We're just we're well, we're
Speaker 1: us and we're just you know, back and forth. And
Speaker 1: there's video of us sitting in the Mare district having
Speaker 1: our first dinner in Paris in the pouring rain, where
Speaker 1: the German shepherd dog that had come into the restaurant
Speaker 1: uh and getting buzzed on a bottle of wine and
Speaker 1: the joy of that moment, the happiness in the video,
Speaker 1: and the happiness that had instilled in me watching realizing
Speaker 1: that I have had such an incredible life. When you
Speaker 1: see the trip, because when we traveled, you know, Andrea
Speaker 1: Rademan set everything up and we had first class everything,
Speaker 1: first class airline, you know, first class hotels, I stayed
Speaker 1: at the George Sank and we took a tour of
Speaker 1: it yesterday with Jeff Latham, who is one of the
Speaker 1: most famous flower arrangers in the world. All the celebrities
Speaker 1: views him. He does the George Sank still Over inn
Speaker 1: in Paris, and here he was on the patio with us,
Speaker 1: watching the Eiffel Tower, bringing us food and snacks. And
Speaker 1: now this guy's more famous than I am. Just watching
Speaker 1: these videos, you know, a nostalgia and the two thousand
Speaker 1: convention in Los Angeles where Andrew was so thrilled to
Speaker 1: meet Robert F. Kennedy Junior and nowadays he would hate him,
Speaker 1: but you know, and seeing Anthony Smelkovich and Tiffany Dennis,
Speaker 1: our producer, and just all of it made my heart
Speaker 1: both sing and made me miss Andrew and being in
Speaker 1: love just so much. So if you have love in
Speaker 1: your life right now, if you have a partner, please
Speaker 1: don't take it for granted, because God, when it's gone
Speaker 1: and you see it for what it was, you know,
Speaker 1: twenty four years later, I'm looking at this relationship and going,
Speaker 1: oh my god, it really you guys really were the
Speaker 1: first and you were the first to break these gay
Speaker 1: bear because look at you. You were this fearless couple.
Speaker 1: And God, what I would give to get have that
Speaker 1: skin back, Oh my God, tight everywhere, no wrinkles. Oh Lord,
Speaker 1: So nostalgia's on my mind this morning, looking back.
Speaker 2: I look back on all those good times. That song
Speaker 2: is so true for me.
Speaker 1: No one in the world's gonna hold me. So if
Speaker 1: you have someone that's special, love them, Love them even
Speaker 1: when you're mad at them, Love them all right. Oh
Speaker 1: and also, Kamala Harris is going to announce tomorrow a
Speaker 1: war on grocery prices. What did I say yesterday on
Speaker 1: the show She must listen? What did I say yesterday
Speaker 1: on the show that I want to hear from a
Speaker 1: politician how they're going to lower grocery prices? Well, tomorrow
Speaker 1: she plans to announce a plan to actually lower grocery
Speaker 1: prices and make corporate gouging of food illegal.
Speaker 2: And so I couldn't be more for it.
Speaker 1: As you all know, I said yesterday, the title of
Speaker 1: yesterday's show is this is why We're mad? And I
Speaker 1: held up a oh, and some queen tried to say, well,
Speaker 1: how dare you shop at Albertsons? Blah blah blah, that's
Speaker 1: an expensive store. That's where America, you know, that's where
Speaker 1: they shop, Albertson, Smith, Ralphs, Kroger, Safeway. Although today in
Speaker 1: the business report, Walmart's profits are up. They're soaring, and
Speaker 1: it's not being driven by their merchandise sale. It's being
Speaker 1: driven by their groceries because people are going there to
Speaker 1: Target and Walmart is where they're doing their grocery shopping
Speaker 1: now because of the prices. And I try to stay
Speaker 1: away from Walmart because you know, it's the Walton family,
Speaker 1: but it is getting to be where they are the
Speaker 1: cheapest for groceries. So yeah. Anyway, so this morning the
Speaker 1: headline we approved a twenty billion dollar arms sale to
Speaker 1: Israel and Ukraine, and my first thought was, I didn't
Speaker 1: approve it, ask me. And that's because we're a republic
Speaker 1: and not a democracy. We are a republic that unders
Speaker 1: that operates with democratic voting to elect our elected representatives.
Speaker 1: But we are a representative government, which is a republic,
Speaker 1: and the importance of elections is that you're supposed to
Speaker 1: elect representatives that will go to Washington, d c. And
Speaker 1: do your bidding. So if you're against war, if you're
Speaker 1: against funding unending war, then your representative is supposed to
Speaker 1: listen to your views and vote accordingly. But historically they
Speaker 1: have never ever ever done that. They get there and
Speaker 1: they do exactly what they want to do. And I
Speaker 1: thought to myself, you know, watching the BBC and seeing
Speaker 1: how there's forty thousand dead Gousans, over two hundred plus
Speaker 1: hostages that were taken and less than one hundred fatalities,
Speaker 1: we are funding a genocide. That that's genocide. Killing forty
Speaker 1: thousand people in response to two hundred being taken is genocide.
Speaker 1: And now Israel will not let media in to Gaza,
Speaker 1: and so we have to take their numbers sort of
Speaker 1: you know as a okay, Hamas, that's your number, but
Speaker 1: quite frankly, I believe it could be higher. And I
Speaker 1: don't know about you, but I no longer want to
Speaker 1: fund unending worse. Twenty billion dollars we gave Haiti forty million.
Speaker 1: Fifty percent of the Haitians are starving to death. Haiti
Speaker 1: is about to collapse their government that have an interim government,
Speaker 1: they're about to collapse because they're not getting the international support.
Speaker 2: That they need.
Speaker 1: And meanwhile Israel is getting billion. Well, we gave Israel
Speaker 1: sixty billion dollars and now twenty billion of that is
Speaker 1: going to go to arms manufacturer. So all we really
Speaker 1: did was funnel money to arms manufacturers through Israel. That's
Speaker 1: no accident. We facilitate never ending wars because arms manufacturers
Speaker 1: want us to, because they want to keep getting the
Speaker 1: billion dollar payouts. Their CEOs are rich beyond belief, the Carlisle.
Speaker 2: Group, and on and on.
Speaker 1: And the only reason we are facilitating never ending war
Speaker 1: is the military industrial complex. You know, I read today
Speaker 1: that America doesn't have the technology anymore to create its
Speaker 1: own weapons. That we don't produce our own weapons. We
Speaker 1: actually buy weapons as well from arms manufacturers, and many
Speaker 1: of them are not in the United States, and that's
Speaker 1: a problem. But here we are spending billions. You see,
Speaker 1: we use the term billion nowadays like we really understand
Speaker 1: how much money that is, and our brain can't comprehend it. Actually,
Speaker 1: science has proven our brain can't comprehend. Like when we
Speaker 1: say Elon cast two hundred and forty six billion dollars,
Speaker 1: we don't comprehend how much that is. That he could
Speaker 1: spend ten million dollars a day for over ten thousand
Speaker 1: years and still have money. We just we don't comprehend
Speaker 1: what that is. So when we hear twenty billion of
Speaker 1: our dollars, do you know that is one third of
Speaker 1: our food stamp budget, one third the sixty billion that
Speaker 1: we gave to Israel. That is our food stamp budget period.
Speaker 1: That's that's the budget for welfare. And you know the
Speaker 1: welfare that we make Americans be degraded to collect jump
Speaker 1: through hoops to collect Social aid in this country is
Speaker 1: so embarrassing, so humiliating, and they put up so many
Speaker 1: roadblocks that many just don't even do it. You know,
Speaker 1: I'm not ashamed that my sister is on Social Aid
Speaker 1: and she had to go and sit for six hours
Speaker 1: to be reauthorized to get one hundred and forty three
Speaker 1: dollars a month in food stamps. One hundred and forty
Speaker 1: three dollars. That's what the government thinks. That should be
Speaker 1: ten times that amount, but they say we can't, we
Speaker 1: don't have the money. But we do have the money.
Speaker 1: We just keep facilitating unending wars the Ukraine, that's an
Speaker 1: unending war. That war is probably gonna be going on
Speaker 1: in three years. You want to keep funneling billions of
Speaker 1: dollars there? I don't, and quite frankly, I know you're
Speaker 1: gonna be mad at me and say it's anti Semitic,
Speaker 1: but I don't want to fund Israel anymore.
Speaker 2: I really don't.
Speaker 1: But not as long as Benjamin Nettan Yahoo is their leader.
Speaker 1: If they got a leader in there that actually wanted
Speaker 1: to make peace, that really wanted a two state solution.
Speaker 1: Today all they did was yell at the BBC presenter,
Speaker 1: your next, London's next, America's next, Hamas Amas Amas. They're
Speaker 1: trying to rally everyone for this never ending war. And
Speaker 1: they said very plainly today on the BBC they won't
Speaker 1: rest until Hamas has wiped out. And the presenter said,
Speaker 1: but every indication is you're just being recruiting tools for Hamas.
Speaker 1: That the more you attack Hamas, the more people are
Speaker 1: joining Hamas. So your war is actually counter productive to
Speaker 1: your end. How do you answer that? He wouldn't answer it.
Speaker 1: He answered it with the same bluster. They're coming for you,
Speaker 1: They're coming for the USA. Be afraid of Hamas. I
Speaker 1: am not afraid of Hamas. I'm afraid of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I'm afraid of Maga. I'm not afraid of Hamas, you know.
Speaker 1: And so we keep funding these never ending wars. You
Speaker 1: and I don't get a vote on it until we
Speaker 1: elect representatives, and that's only every two or four years.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's just me, but if you're spending sixty or
Speaker 1: eighty or one hundred billion of my frickin dollars, I
Speaker 1: should get a say, and more than just an election time.
Speaker 1: There should be referendums in this country. Do you want
Speaker 1: to give Israel sixty billion? Because it would come back
Speaker 1: a resounding no. And that's why they don't ask us.
Speaker 1: They don't ask us because they know most of us
Speaker 1: would disapprove. There are homeless people all over Desert Breeze Park,
Speaker 1: three black guys that I talk to every day, they're brothers.
Speaker 1: There's no resources to help them. Why because we're sending
Speaker 1: sixty billion dollars to Israel. There's no resources to better
Speaker 1: your public schools. Why because we're building schools in Ukraine.
Speaker 1: And I'm not an isolationist. I don't think we should
Speaker 1: back up and not help every country. But I am
Speaker 1: telling you this. When we are spending billions and billions
Speaker 1: of dollars to facilitate unending wars, that's a problem for me.
Speaker 1: Is it a problem for you. I'd love to hear
Speaker 1: your comments down below at YouTube dot com really Corel,
Speaker 1: or over at patreon dot com forward slash, really Corell.
Speaker 2: Let's hear and.
Speaker 1: Again, I am not antisemitic, but I don't want to
Speaker 1: support israel Is. Benjamin Netanyahu is the leader. I just
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. I don't support him. I don't support his
Speaker 1: work Habinet, I don't support his ideology. I do not
Speaker 1: support the direction they are going with that country. I
Speaker 1: should have a say as to whether I want to
Speaker 1: fund genocide or not, and we don't.
Speaker 2: We don't have a say.
Speaker 1: You know, and Trump, and neither Trump nor Harris are
Speaker 1: the answer there. You're like, oh, well Donald Trump, no, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: because Congress is still going to give money to them,
Speaker 1: whether Trump likes it or not. All right, we got
Speaker 1: a lot more to talk about when we come back.
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Speaker 1: Thanks from thirty years of support for the loudest, craziest,
Speaker 1: most unhinged gay guy and his little dog. And let's
Speaker 1: keep the party going as long as we can. When
Speaker 1: I was eighteen years old, I went to see a
Speaker 1: movie at the theater called Gloria. It was an action film,
Speaker 1: it was not a double feature, and I loved it.
Speaker 1: I loved the movie, and I didn't know the star
Speaker 1: Jenna Rollins at the time.
Speaker 2: I was eighteen. It was nineteen eighty.
Speaker 1: And I later found out what a great actress she was,
Speaker 1: and that she was married to John Cassavetti's a director
Speaker 1: Rosemary's Baby and such, and he directed a lot of
Speaker 1: her movies, And so I started diving deep into her movies,
Speaker 1: including The Notebook, And can I just tell you what
Speaker 1: an incredible and immensely talented woman Jenna Rollins was. She
Speaker 1: passed away yesterday at ninety four of Alzheimer's. Ninety four
Speaker 1: is a good life. I don't want to say it's not.
Speaker 1: But when you're sixty one, you think, well, it's only
Speaker 1: thirty three years, but you know it's. Alzheimer's is a
Speaker 1: terrible illness. We need to cure that, we need to
Speaker 1: have treatments for it. We now have a blood that
Speaker 1: made detected early so and it's sad to hear that
Speaker 1: of another disease. Michael J. Fox has said he is
Speaker 1: probably going to pass away soon. He actually said that
Speaker 1: himself he's got Parkinson's. These are horrifying diseases and we
Speaker 1: must try to get them fixed. And Jenna Rollins with
Speaker 1: such a talent. This weekend, maybe watch some Genner Rollins
Speaker 1: movies because she was just so incredibly good. So rest
Speaker 1: in peace, Jenna Rowlins. Also, I've got a list here
Speaker 1: of things I'm to talk about today. The difference between
Speaker 1: Matthew Perry and Daniel Charleston. Matthew Perry died of a
Speaker 1: ketemine overdose. Well, ketamine intoxication led to him drowning, just
Speaker 1: like my friend Daniel Charleston kettemine intoxication led to him suffocating.
Speaker 2: The difference is.
Speaker 1: Today there were indictments announced in the Matthew Perry case.
Speaker 1: They are going after the people that gave him the kenemine.
Speaker 1: And with my friend Daniel Charleston, the police aren't doing
Speaker 1: a thing, They're not looking into it. They could care
Speaker 1: less about it. To them, just another dead addict. And
Speaker 1: the difference there is money. The difference is that Daniel
Speaker 1: wasn't a high profile actor and Matthew Perry was. And
Speaker 1: there are a lot of families out there whose children
Speaker 1: have died from drug overdoses, and they would like the
Speaker 1: people that facilitated that, that gave them those drugs, they
Speaker 1: would like them to be punished, but they're not because
Speaker 1: the police just don't bother with it. And in my
Speaker 1: friend's case, I would very much like the person that
Speaker 1: was Daniel's supplier to go to jail.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I know the problem wasn't his supplier, that it's Daniel.
Speaker 1: And people with drugs are gonna get drugs no matter what.
Speaker 1: I understand that, but you know what, someone sold him
Speaker 1: the drugs that killed him, and I would like that
Speaker 1: person punished. And yes that's petty, and yes that's just
Speaker 1: me being hurt by the death. But if they can
Speaker 1: indict people in Matthew Perry's case, because what if it
Speaker 1: was a doctor. I don't know where Daniel was getting it.
Speaker 1: What if he was getting it from some online doctor.
Speaker 1: What if he you know, I don't know. I'd at
Speaker 1: least like the police to look into it, and they won't.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to send them this story today don
Speaker 1: in Long Beach and say, you know, my friend died
Speaker 1: this exact same way. Why aren't you guys looking into
Speaker 1: where he got the ketamine? Well, because he's not worth
Speaker 1: millions of dollars, because it wasn't reported upon on TMZ.
Speaker 1: Because people like you and me, we don't count. We
Speaker 1: don't count until we're famous, or until someone makes us
Speaker 1: famous or makes our death famous, or until there's some
Speaker 1: controversy around us. Other than that, authorities could care less.
Speaker 1: So today they've announced indictments in the Matthew Perry death.
Speaker 1: My problem, why don't they announce them in the friend
Speaker 1: of mine, the death of my friend Daniel Charleston. Oh
Speaker 1: I forgot, he's not filthy rich.
Speaker 2: Oh that's sad. It's sad, but it's the way it is. Okay.
Speaker 1: So a woman went to a restaurant in Florida on
Speaker 1: Disney property, you know, like a mall that it's called
Speaker 1: Disney's Fantasy Springs or something. It's like Downtown Disney. If
Speaker 1: you've been to Downtown Disney, it's like that show. To
Speaker 1: this restaurant. Told the waiter, I'm allergic to this in this,
Speaker 1: I can't have it. He's like great. She orders food
Speaker 1: and says, okay, so you're sure it doesn't have this
Speaker 1: in this? Waider says, no, it's good to go. You're
Speaker 1: good to go. They serve her, she goes leaves, the
Speaker 1: restaurant drops dead because the food had this and this
Speaker 1: in it. So her husband is suing the restaurant and
Speaker 1: Disney because it's on Disney property. Guess what Disney's defense is,
Speaker 1: and I am not making this up. Disney's defenses. He
Speaker 1: cannot sue Disney because he signed up for Disney Plus
Speaker 1: the streaming, sir. And in the terms of service that
Speaker 1: you don't read, it says that any problem with the
Speaker 1: Walt Disney Company cannot.
Speaker 2: Go to court.
Speaker 1: It says that that if you have a problem, if
Speaker 1: Disney's Plus or Disney whatever, Disney Corporation, if you have
Speaker 1: a problem with them, that you can't go to court.
Speaker 1: So their argument is that if you're a Disney Plus
Speaker 1: subscriber and you go to Disneyland and Disneyland you fly
Speaker 1: off the rail or something falls on you or whatever,
Speaker 1: you cannot sue them because in your terms of service
Speaker 1: for your TV streaming it's said that you can't sue
Speaker 1: them for anything like anything. Now let me tell you
Speaker 1: why that's probably not going to work. A company cannot
Speaker 1: make you sign a document that gets them out of negligence.
Speaker 1: The company can make you sign anything and make you
Speaker 1: agree to anything that they want. But it cannot excuse negligence.
Speaker 1: That's the first thing. But second of all, it would
Speaker 1: be a very dangerous precedent for a judge to uphold this.
Speaker 1: So we'll see how it goes. But Disney is actually
Speaker 1: arguing in open court that this guy can't sue them,
Speaker 1: not because she wasn't inside the park, but because he
Speaker 1: bought his tickets online and again online. When you buy
Speaker 1: the tickets, there's a big thing that you say, okay.
Speaker 1: You know you never read it, okay, and it says
Speaker 1: if there's any problem, you can't sue them. But since so,
Speaker 1: when you sign up for a streaming service, it could
Speaker 1: have implications far beyond your television or your living room.
Speaker 1: He signed up for Disney Plus as a trial. He
Speaker 1: didn't even pay any money. He signed up for a
Speaker 1: free month try, and he agreed that he would never
Speaker 1: sue the Disney Company.
Speaker 2: And without even knowing it, I'm sure.
Speaker 1: And so now that his wife is dead and he's
Speaker 1: only suing for fifty thousand dollars, they make that in
Speaker 1: five minutes. Now they're going to pay a lawyer hundreds
Speaker 1: of thousands of dollars to fight the lawsuit. Disney's a
Speaker 1: horrible company. I don't go to Disneyland. I'm not one
Speaker 1: of those Disney queens. I don't understand people that idolize Disney.
Speaker 1: A lot of Disney family members do not like the
Speaker 1: Disney company. I don't like the Disney company. They're horrible.
Speaker 1: I do not subscribe to Disney. Plus, I do not
Speaker 1: watch much of their content anymore. I do not like Disney.
Speaker 1: They rape families two hundred dollars to get into their parks.
Speaker 1: That's rape one thousand dollars for a family of four
Speaker 1: to get in the gate. They're a multi billion dollar
Speaker 1: multinational company. They are raping people, and people line up,
Speaker 1: not me. Yesterday, I saw a video of me and
Speaker 1: Andrew Disney, and for almost every ride Andrew gave it
Speaker 1: a thumbs down. He had he had a system thumbs down,
Speaker 1: one someum up or two thumbs up. There was a
Speaker 1: couple of two thumbs up. The Juleet's ven A Jules
Speaker 1: Verne Jula's van A ride was two thumbs up, but
Speaker 1: for the most part it was like, Eh, I don't
Speaker 1: like Disney. I think they're an evil corporation. In Florida.
Speaker 1: They have been polluting the environment every day for twenty
Speaker 1: years because it's cheaper for them to pay the fine
Speaker 1: than to fix the problem. So they just go on
Speaker 1: polluting and pay the fine for the pollution instead of
Speaker 1: fixing the problem.
Speaker 2: You can look that up.
Speaker 1: Every day they are dumping waste into the environment that
Speaker 1: they should not be dumping, and they just pay the fine.
Speaker 2: They're an evil company. They really truly are evil.
Speaker 1: And to go to court with a man whose wife
Speaker 1: died on your property and tell him that he can't
Speaker 1: sue you because he signed up for Disney Plus, that's
Speaker 1: a despicable company.
Speaker 2: That's it's despicable. And so I can't believe that story.
Speaker 2: All right, we're.
Speaker 1: Gonna end with something fun, kind of not really you
Speaker 1: might get angry. So this morning I'm coming home from
Speaker 1: Desert Breese Park on the motor scooter on the Pagio
Speaker 1: P three five hundred, which is a fabulous little two
Speaker 1: wheeled two wheels on the front, one wheel on the back,
Speaker 1: amber on her little bag from karukean. Oh, she's a sensation.
Speaker 1: We are worth sensation on the on the scooter and
Speaker 1: I pass a school and I was going fifteen miles
Speaker 1: an hour, and I'm coming south and the northbound traffic
Speaker 1: turning into the school.
Speaker 2: The parents had blocked the road.
Speaker 1: They literally blocked the road so you couldn't traffic couldn't
Speaker 1: get by, and they're not moving, and so I go
Speaker 1: between the car and then there's another car trying to
Speaker 1: cut out. It was just a big food bar, and
Speaker 1: so I cut through. And I look at this car
Speaker 1: and I'm like, why are you blocking the road And
Speaker 1: she he rolls down her window and yells at me,
Speaker 1: go around. I have a right And I stopped the
Speaker 1: bike and I said, no, you don't. You're blocking a
Speaker 1: lane of traffic that is never legal ever, and you're
Speaker 1: certainly not teaching your kid how to be a good driver.
Speaker 1: And she starts yelling, and I just think to myself,
Speaker 1: this is yet another case of people behaving badly and
Speaker 1: you call them on it and they get mad at you.
Speaker 1: That is what people do nowadays. They're the ones messing up.
Speaker 1: They're the ones saying stupid shit, they're the ones doing
Speaker 1: all kinds of ridiculous crap, and you call them on
Speaker 1: the ridiculousness and they become furious and suddenly you're the problem.
Speaker 2: Not the person.
Speaker 1: And this permeates right up to Donald Trump. You know,
Speaker 1: the media showed his rally yesterday.
Speaker 2: CNN. Screw you, CNN.
Speaker 1: They're all doing the same twenty sixth thing over a
Speaker 1: twenty sixteen thing over again. They are ing him up
Speaker 1: on a pedestal. They're broadcasting every word he says. They're
Speaker 1: not bro they are not fact checking anything. Yesterday's rally
Speaker 1: was filled with nothing but lies and falsehoods and racism
Speaker 1: and sexism and misogyny, and the media is just broadcasting it.
Speaker 2: And if you call the media out.
Speaker 1: They're like, oh no, we're free speech and he's a candidate,
Speaker 1: blah blah, blah blah blah. Suddenly you're the problem. How
Speaker 1: many of you on social media call people's behavior out
Speaker 1: and they turn it around and you're the problem. How
Speaker 1: many in your life, in your relationships, in your day
Speaker 1: to day life, you see someone doing something wrong or
Speaker 1: saying something wrong or whatever, and you try to politely
Speaker 1: correct it, and suddenly you're the asshole. That has got
Speaker 1: to be one of my biggest pet peeves. And this
Speaker 1: is new behavior. This is not the way it used
Speaker 1: to be, not at least in a majority of the cases.
Speaker 1: Someone does something wrong, you correct them or call them
Speaker 1: out on it, and you're the problem.
Speaker 2: How many of you hate that? Now?
Speaker 1: We all have a lot of pet peeves, so I'd
Speaker 1: like to hear some of yours down below. That is
Speaker 1: one of mine. When we call out bad behavior, now
Speaker 1: we're the problem. When Democrats fight like the Republicans. When
Speaker 1: Democrats start saying things like the Republicans are saying, suddenly
Speaker 1: they get attacked. Oh well, you're you're calling names.
Speaker 2: You're doing this?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me? It's happening right now. In the
Speaker 1: Harris campaign, they are starting to behave like Trump in
Speaker 1: many ways, and I'm all for it. They are calling
Speaker 1: him ridiculous, they're calling Maga weird. They're calling jd Vance,
Speaker 1: which they're going to do a debate October first, and
Speaker 1: I can't wait to see that. You know, they're calling
Speaker 1: these people out for the strange, weird people that they are,
Speaker 1: and they're getting in trouble for it. Oh, oh, you
Speaker 1: shouldn't call people, well.
Speaker 2: They're weird.
Speaker 1: They're getting tattoos across their forehead that say Trump. There
Speaker 1: are people wearing t shirts at Trump rallies that say
Speaker 1: Dictator day one and have his photo. Those people are
Speaker 1: so stupid they should probably be drowned.
Speaker 2: I'm kidding.
Speaker 1: I'm kidding. I am kidding, by the way, I'm kidding,
Speaker 1: but there certainly should be rounded up and re educated.
Speaker 2: All right, I am Keralsee who you want to be?
Speaker 2: Is London hurt anybody?
Speaker 1: We'll see you tomorrow Friday, but remember it'd either be
Speaker 1: a late show or a prerecorded show. I don't know you,
Speaker 1: but we will see you tomorrow Friday. And if it's
Speaker 1: a live show, you'll know about my love or at
Speaker 1: least what she's gonna do about it. He's bloodcasting from
Speaker 1: a completely different point of view yours.
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