Speaker 1: Kamala Harris, Kamala Harris. She rose to the occasion last night.
Speaker 1: We're gonna talk about that, and was Beyonce even needed? Also,
Speaker 1: I have an Ai dilemma and we're gonna talk about that.
Speaker 1: And the right shows their ugly thought, uncensored, unfiltered, fun hinged.
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Speaker 1: I am corel Happy August twenty third, Friday, next weekend,
Speaker 1: Labor Day, already here, children, already here, and I couldn't be.
Speaker 1: Do you know this morning when I walked over, it
Speaker 1: was seventy four degrees here in Las Vegas at seven
Speaker 1: thirty in the morning, and I felt like it was winter.
Speaker 1: I almost needed a sweat, a sweat a weather. I mean,
Speaker 1: that's how hot it's been. That's seventy five now seems cool.
Speaker 1: You know those relatives you used to have if you
Speaker 1: live in California, they'd come in from Arizona or Nevada
Speaker 1: or some New Mexico, Texas and it'd be seventy five
Speaker 1: outside and they'd be like, oh, it's kind of chilly.
Speaker 1: I never understood that until today. So yes, before we begin.
Speaker 1: We have always known that the right was horrible and
Speaker 1: that these people are evil basically, but I will tell
Speaker 1: you this, particularly in broadcasting and in the public view,
Speaker 1: I have been fired and or reprimanded. For instance, I
Speaker 1: was fired for an off air incident saying, f Joe
Speaker 1: the MF plumber. I hope Joe the fing plumber drops dead.
Speaker 1: Joe the Plumber was not real fictional character, okay said
Speaker 1: off air in a hot mic incident. It cost me
Speaker 1: my career, it really did. Fired from Cage, fired from
Speaker 1: kN X in the same day, you know, untouchable in radio.
Speaker 1: No one wanted to hire the guy that said f
Speaker 1: Joe the plumber when I played Ding Dong the Witch
Speaker 1: is dead. The day Ronald Reagan died, I had to
Speaker 1: apologize on air. I had to write a letter of
Speaker 1: apology to Nancy Reagan, which she received, and I had
Speaker 1: to be berated by Mickey Luckoff, the general manager of KGO,
Speaker 1: and the Archbishop of San Francisco, who I called a
Speaker 1: child molester to his face. That meeting didn't go well.
Speaker 1: When they said you have to apologize to the archbishop
Speaker 1: in Mickey Lakhov's office, I said, sure. I walked in
Speaker 1: and sat down and said, I'm sorry for playing that song.
Speaker 1: Are you sorry for harboring child molesters? That didn't go well,
Speaker 1: But anyway, so I know about as a public figure
Speaker 1: from saying horrible things, but to show what a horrible, mean,
Speaker 1: despicable species we've become, as you and I wept over
Speaker 1: Gus Walls a seventeen year old with nv l D.
Speaker 1: It is a non verbal learning disorder. It does not
Speaker 1: affect speech. He just has problems with spatial things, basically
Speaker 1: visual learning. He has trouble with that. Okay, as you
Speaker 1: and I thought about the pride and the joy and
Speaker 1: the happiness and all of that, all everything that I
Speaker 1: outlined yesterday. If you want to hear yesterday's show, just
Speaker 1: go listen to it at YouTube dot com, Forward slash
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Speaker 1: want to have a talk with you patrons this Sunday
Speaker 1: about what more I can do for you. You know,
Speaker 1: how I can make your patronage worth it Sunday. But
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Speaker 1: We were getting like seventy comments now we're down to ten,
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Speaker 1: forward slash really Corell. But as you and I were
Speaker 1: just so thrilled for Gus and for Tim Walls and
Speaker 1: for their family, what was the right doing? First of all?
Speaker 1: And Coulter, who has never made it to the altar,
Speaker 1: had four fiances, is childless and obviously loveless. She posts
Speaker 1: a picture of him crying with a headline about him,
Speaker 1: you know, crying, and she said, talk about weird, and
Speaker 1: that just flabbergasted me. My gaster was flabbered. Then this
Speaker 1: talk show host at WISN Milwaukee, and their phone number
Speaker 1: is in my threads feed. If you're not a member
Speaker 1: of threads, go join. I'm really Corel at threads. It's
Speaker 1: through Instagram and I posted it on Instagram as well.
Speaker 1: At really correl their phone number for the station. This
Speaker 1: talk show host in Milwaukee posted a post about Gus Walls,
Speaker 1: calling him a blubbering bitch boy, and then going on
Speaker 1: to be derogatory about Tim Walls. Other people on the
Speaker 1: right said completely horrible things about Gus Waltz, just like
Speaker 1: those other two things were horrible and cultures was horrible
Speaker 1: talk about weird and then blubbering, bitch boy. You know what.
Speaker 1: These are despicable people. The same people who said that
Speaker 1: Baron was off limits because he was seventeen. Well now
Speaker 1: he's not, by the way. But these are the people
Speaker 1: who wanted to Trump's children protected, but Tim Walls learning
Speaker 1: disabled child was fair game simply because of his joy.
Speaker 1: That's who these people are, and I know that you
Speaker 1: and I are going to do all we can to
Speaker 1: make sure that they are smacked the hell down once
Speaker 1: and for all. We must kill this cancer. Now. As
Speaker 1: for social media, I've given up on it. It's just
Speaker 1: filled with vitriol. And yes, there's good people and good
Speaker 1: ways to connect and all that, but the bad on threads.
Speaker 1: I barely go on there now. That's not true. I
Speaker 1: barely comment on there now because agism about baby boomers,
Speaker 1: of which I guess I'm technically won. But tons of agism,
Speaker 1: insults thrown at people just because of their age, agism,
Speaker 1: and for instance, my kitchen post now over a thousand comments,
Speaker 1: eight hundred of them derogatory. I don't need that in
Speaker 1: my life, and yesterday I didn't need to see this
Speaker 1: talk show host calling Gus Walls a blubbering bitch boy.
Speaker 1: If I met that man, I would literally punch him
Speaker 1: in the face. And I don't like violence, but if
Speaker 1: anyone on the planet deserved to be punched in the
Speaker 1: face by Tim Walls, by the way, not by anyone
Speaker 1: else but Tim Walls, but Tim Walls would certainly have.
Speaker 1: Who responded to Anne Coulter, by the way, and her well,
Speaker 1: that's just weird post, he said. He posted a thing
Speaker 1: about how she's had several fiances. He says, Now I
Speaker 1: see why you never made it to the altar. Ooh smack.
Speaker 1: And that's what we like about this breed of democrats
Speaker 1: right now, right they're not backing down from shoving it
Speaker 1: back to these people. So last night, big event, Pink
Speaker 1: singing the Dixie Cha, through the Chicks doing the national anthem,
Speaker 1: wonderful to see, and then of course the star of
Speaker 1: the night, Kamala Harris. Now there are rumors that Beyonce
Speaker 1: was going to be there because Kamala uses her song Freedom, Freedom,
Speaker 1: and they thought she'd be there to sing it. In fact,
Speaker 1: the odds in Vegas were ninety five percent that she
Speaker 1: was going to sing it, and TMZ reported that she
Speaker 1: was there so today, instead of writing about the substance
Speaker 1: of Kamala's speech, and it was very substantive, they all
Speaker 1: want to know why Beyonce wasn't there. Beyoncey is the
Speaker 1: story today and that's why Kamala did not have her there. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't know who at the DNC thought it'd be
Speaker 1: great to spread a rumor that there was going to
Speaker 1: be a special surprise guest and all of that. I
Speaker 1: don't know. Maybe they did it for viewership. Maybe they
Speaker 1: called Beyonce and said, hey, we're going to spread a
Speaker 1: rumor you're going to be here so people will tune
Speaker 1: in or whatever. I don't know. I just know that
Speaker 1: the Beyonce couldn't be there last night is because you
Speaker 1: don't want anyone to take away the thunder from your candidate.
Speaker 1: It was a wise decision because Beyonce is more famous
Speaker 1: than Kamala Harris. It's an unfortunate world we live in,
Speaker 1: but it's true. So it was wise to not have
Speaker 1: Beyonce there last night. Okay, it was smart of them
Speaker 1: to not have her there, and it was idiocracy for
Speaker 1: TMZ and others to report that she was there when
Speaker 1: no one confirmed it. So Kamala gave her speech. She
Speaker 1: sang all the right notes you know she did. She
Speaker 1: talked about Israel and said I supported Israel. I support
Speaker 1: its right to exist, and I will always make sure
Speaker 1: it has the right to defend itself, meaning selling them arms.
Speaker 1: But she said that the Gaza offensive must stop, there
Speaker 1: must be peace. Hamas must agree and release the prisoners,
Speaker 1: and Yahu has to stuff bombing, and that going forward,
Speaker 1: the Gazzins the no she said. The Palestinian people, she
Speaker 1: called them Palestinian meaning when she said they must have
Speaker 1: a role in self determination of their own futures. That
Speaker 1: means a two state solution. That's what that means. When
Speaker 1: you say the Palestinians and there is no Palestine, it
Speaker 1: means you're going to want to establish or reestablish a Palestine.
Speaker 1: So she hit those notes perfectly support Israel, but also
Speaker 1: support Palestinians, and that Net and Yahoo must stop. She
Speaker 1: painted the very real picture of the dangers of Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: And all the newspaper today can say is that, oh, well,
Speaker 1: she lied about this. These aren't true. That's Project twenty
Speaker 1: twenty five, which Trump is denounced. They act like Trump's
Speaker 1: saying something means it in fact. In the Guardian, they
Speaker 1: wrote a whole article about what Trump said yesterday and
Speaker 1: then at the end it said, however, he's been known
Speaker 1: to tell a lot of lies. So you print all
Speaker 1: these what you are obvious lies as fact and at
Speaker 1: the end say, oh, but everything you just read could
Speaker 1: be a lie because he lies a lot. The media
Speaker 1: is just trying to get Trump elected. NBC, they're all
Speaker 1: the CNN. They're trying to get him elected. I don't
Speaker 1: know why, but they are. So Kamala's speech last night,
Speaker 1: and I love how her nieces came out to show
Speaker 1: us how to pronounce her name. They're all Kama like
Speaker 1: in a sentence and then law, So Kamala, Kamala was fabulous.
Speaker 1: She looked great. She wore pants suit obviously I don't
Speaker 1: think she owns a dress, and good for her. And
Speaker 1: she looked fabulous, she spoke fabulous, she had joy and energy.
Speaker 1: And then today you see this rotting corpse, Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: and he is a deteriorating, rotting corpse. That's what he
Speaker 1: looks like. Oh, he's going to be here in Vegas
Speaker 1: today to do the whole you know, no tip thing,
Speaker 1: and oh you know, it's like the man lies about everything,
Speaker 1: and he's a rotting, decaying corpse with no one that
Speaker 1: loves him. He had to pay a hooker to sleep
Speaker 1: with him. He has no one that loves him, and
Speaker 1: he is just a deteriorating, rotting corpse. And you and
Speaker 1: I both know he can't get near the White House.
Speaker 1: And as for people like Ann Culture and people like
Speaker 1: that DJJ. Weber at WISN eleven thirty news Talk in Milwaukee,
Speaker 1: who should be fired today by iHeartMedia? Shame on you, iHeartMedia,
Speaker 1: Shame on you. My podcast is available through iHeart and
Speaker 1: that bothers me. Shame on iHeart shame Fire him. Coming
Speaker 1: from a host who's been fired, fire his ass, because
Speaker 1: just ten years ago, if I would have said that online,
Speaker 1: even off work, if I would have said that, I'd
Speaker 1: have been fired. Well so should he. So what did
Speaker 1: you think I'd love? I know y'all saw Kamala's speech.
Speaker 1: I know you did, so I'd like to hear what
Speaker 1: you saw. Did it solidify your confidence in voting for her?
Speaker 1: You know a lot of people were going to vote
Speaker 1: for her, but they were only going to vote for
Speaker 1: her because she's not him. My question to you is
Speaker 1: I thought she came off last night being very presidential.
Speaker 1: I really did. I thought, wow, she's so presidential. You know,
Speaker 1: she's hitting all the right notes when it comes to
Speaker 1: being president. So did she seem presidential enough for you?
Speaker 1: Because she certainly did for me. I would be fine
Speaker 1: with her being president. I'd be very happy with Tim
Speaker 1: Walls being president. So you know, And isn't that the
Speaker 1: way it is? Democrats? And look, I'm an independent like Oprah,
Speaker 1: but Democrats have an embarrassment of riches for quality people.
Speaker 1: Pete Buddha Judge, Gretchen Whitmeyer, Tim Walls, Kamala Harris, and
Speaker 1: I could go down Gavin Newsom. There's so many great
Speaker 1: people in the Democratic Party that are young and could
Speaker 1: in fact be senators. Look at Pete Buddha Judge. There's
Speaker 1: an embarrassment of wonderful people who are the best that
Speaker 1: the GOP has to offer. Donald Trump and jd vance
Speaker 1: Ohen Marjorie Taylor Green and you know, Jim Jordan's all right.
Speaker 1: When we come back, I am going to illustrate for
Speaker 1: you the AI dilemma. I understand how as a musician
Speaker 1: they don't want AI to take over, but at the
Speaker 1: lyrics I'm going to show you the dilemma I'm having
Speaker 1: when we come back, and I want you to call here,
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Speaker 1: So I am a voting member of NERISS of Grammy,
Speaker 1: as you all know, and I'm now going to be
Speaker 1: on a Grammy advocacy panel for the next year. There's
Speaker 1: four meetings. We get together and discuss matters that matter.
Speaker 1: Two musicians and lyricists and performers. And the big topic
Speaker 1: is AI. Now, as you know, AI is a big
Speaker 1: topic in all everything and musicians and singers and songwriters
Speaker 1: and regular writers. I remember during the writer or during
Speaker 1: the sag after strike, the big thing was AI because
Speaker 1: technically you could tell AI to write a new episode
Speaker 1: of Friends where Joey does this or that and it
Speaker 1: will spit one out. So they wanted to make sure
Speaker 1: that that wasn't going to happen. So let me tell
Speaker 1: you in a very you hear these terms and you think, well,
Speaker 1: how does that really practically play over into the real world?
Speaker 1: You know, I, yes, that's bad, but how Okay, So
Speaker 1: let me tell you how. I have been a lyricist forever.
Speaker 1: I write lyrics almost every day. But I don't have
Speaker 1: an Elton John. I don't have anyone that I can
Speaker 1: hand the lyrics to and say I hear this as
Speaker 1: a dance song, or I hear this as an R
Speaker 1: and B, or I hear you know whatever. I don't
Speaker 1: have these people. So when I write lyrics that I'm
Speaker 1: very excited about and that are very relevant and that
Speaker 1: I want to get out to the world, it's a
Speaker 1: really hard process to find someone to write the music
Speaker 1: and write the top line, which is the melody line,
Speaker 1: because I don't hear the songs in my head. I
Speaker 1: hear I spit out the lyrics and then it would
Speaker 1: be up to someone else to make it a song.
Speaker 1: There's been many people like that, Marilyn and Alan Bergman
Speaker 1: and Carol King and so many you know where one well,
Speaker 1: Bernie Toppin and Elton John b. Elton didn't write the lyrics.
Speaker 1: He wrote the music. Bernie Toppin wrote the lyrics. Elton
Speaker 1: doesn't write lyrics. So with AI, let me tell you
Speaker 1: what happened. So, as you all know, after the Las
Speaker 1: Vegas rally here of Kamala Harris, I was inspired and
Speaker 1: I wrote the lyrics for a song called We're Not
Speaker 1: Going Back, which if you watch the convention, We're not
Speaker 1: going back, we aren't giving in. We are going to
Speaker 1: fight because when we fight, we win. You see the
Speaker 1: world so different and very weird. I used the word weird.
Speaker 1: I used all of the catchphrases mind your own damn business.
Speaker 1: I use them all. And the song is good. So
Speaker 1: I found this website called TOPMEDIAAI dot com and it
Speaker 1: said it will generate a song from your lyrics, and
Speaker 1: I thought, well, let me just type it in, you know,
Speaker 1: type in my lyrics and see what song it spits out. Well,
Speaker 1: it spit out a great song, which was unbelievable. And
Speaker 1: once it did, I thought, well, you cannot submit a
Speaker 1: campaign song a song you want her to use that
Speaker 1: is created by AI except for the lyrics that you wrote.
Speaker 1: You can't. It's got a fake it's got a computer voice,
Speaker 1: it's got you know music that that's a computer. No
Speaker 1: real musicians went into the you know, to the creation
Speaker 1: of the song. And so I immediately found a producer
Speaker 1: to recreate the track and embellish it, make it better,
Speaker 1: make it more human, give it soul, expand it, use
Speaker 1: the AI idea and use a human to expand it.
Speaker 1: And I don't want a singer that is not human
Speaker 1: to be singing the song. Well, last week, THEA had
Speaker 1: so much to do and she had house guests, and
Speaker 1: she kept saying she wanted to do the song, and
Speaker 1: so I kept waiting. And remember we've seventy five days
Speaker 1: till the election, so this is on a tight time schedule.
Speaker 1: So last night, THEA goes to finally record it and
Speaker 1: her computer won't work and the compressor won't work and
Speaker 1: blah blah blah. So now she's off to Toronto and
Speaker 1: can't record it until next Wednesday. So I lose a week,
Speaker 1: or I go with another singer, or I go with
Speaker 1: the AI. So I'm gonna play you the song right
Speaker 1: now that AI came up with. Now the second verse
Speaker 1: is missing because AI just didn't do it for some reason.
Speaker 1: But this what I'm about to play to you has
Speaker 1: zero musicians, zero human singing. I put my lyrics into
Speaker 1: a website and this exact thing came out. Oh wait,
Speaker 1: let me rephrase, I'm lying to you. What you're going
Speaker 1: to hear is the bottom track is what my producer
Speaker 1: recreated and embellished. So this is not the AI track.
Speaker 1: This track is a recreation of the AI track that's longer.
Speaker 1: He then sampled the AI vocals and put them where
Speaker 1: they were supposed to be. So the singer could learn
Speaker 1: the song, but basically the singer on this is a
Speaker 1: computer and the music the top line, the melody was
Speaker 1: created by a computer. Listen, now I have to step
Speaker 1: away from this microphone, so I'm gonna talk. I'm gonna
Speaker 1: speak loudly, but listen to what a computer did. Okay,
Speaker 1: here we go, Here we go.
Speaker 3: We're not going there. We're not getting in.
Speaker 4: We are going and I'm well, we're not going we're
Speaker 4: not gi.
Speaker 3: Futures so right, so we must buy in.
Speaker 4: When you see the world's so different.
Speaker 3: A very weird world feel you don't want real progress
Speaker 3: for anyone, but you you say we must go back,
Speaker 3: regression through the past. We say we must look forward
Speaker 3: to make you laugh. We're not going back.
Speaker 1: We're not getting in it.
Speaker 4: We are going like not go wait by Melin, we will.
Speaker 4: We're not going sad, we're not giving in it. Your
Speaker 4: tour so right, so we must buy in.
Speaker 2: When the second verse would go here, but don't it.
Speaker 3: We're not going there.
Speaker 1: We're not getting in it. We are falling.
Speaker 4: Say if I go away by Melin, we will. We're
Speaker 4: not following sad, We're not getting in.
Speaker 3: Our future is so bright, so it was by Anwin.
Speaker 1: Instrumental break to dance with me.
Speaker 4: So take away kaolso like consent anything to find your
Speaker 4: own damn.
Speaker 3: Business and letters craft busing the future writers.
Speaker 4: If we sing as one loving hand, John Niders, her
Speaker 4: song is being song, So take away You're chaos.
Speaker 1: All life.
Speaker 3: Consent and say just mind your own band business and
Speaker 3: let us tra off fake. We're not going bread.
Speaker 1: We're not getting in.
Speaker 4: We are falling a say a Nonna West, I'm wheeling
Speaker 4: we will. We're not falling Fred, We're.
Speaker 3: Not getting in. I'll give your so right, so it
Speaker 3: must buy in Win.
Speaker 4: We're not going bread.
Speaker 3: We're not getting in. We are falling A.
Speaker 4: Say am I gonna, I'm wheeling we will. We're not
Speaker 4: polling Fred, We're not getting in.
Speaker 3: I'm get your so right.
Speaker 4: So it was by in Win.
Speaker 3: We're not going back.
Speaker 1: Isn't that fabulous? What a fabulous Now I have to
Speaker 1: I have to turn this down over here, Sorry, but
Speaker 1: I gotta do it, Gotta do it, gotta do it.
Speaker 1: So as a lyricist, to feed my lyrics in and
Speaker 1: hear that back was a frickin' revelation. Finally, finally I
Speaker 1: can turn my lyrics into songs without having to find
Speaker 1: you know, the impossible to find a collaborator. But it's
Speaker 1: exactly everything that I'm against. Now, the music is fine.
Speaker 1: I had that recreated by a human. The music you
Speaker 1: just heard was done by a human and he embellished
Speaker 1: it and changed it a little bit and made it longer.
Speaker 1: And so a human did the track, the voice and
Speaker 1: the melody, that's all the computer and everyone that heard
Speaker 1: it said, just release that. It sounds great, just at
Speaker 1: least that song. Get it out there. But I can't
Speaker 1: because if Kamala did like it, if she did hear it,
Speaker 1: there's no way a president for Canada or a candidate
Speaker 1: for president should use an AI generated tune, you know, vocalist,
Speaker 1: because that's everything that SAG is fighting against. It's every
Speaker 1: So what you just heard is everything that Sag and
Speaker 1: Nerris are fighting against. But my question becomes, what if
Speaker 1: it's good? What if AI actually is a tool for
Speaker 1: someone like me, someone that doesn't have access to a collaborator,
Speaker 1: to actually further my art. Now I think the vocal
Speaker 1: is soulless. That's why everyone likes it. I don't like it.
Speaker 1: I think the vocal has no depth, no soul, no inflection,
Speaker 1: so I can't wait to find a human to sing it.
Speaker 1: If I wait for THEA, I till Wednesday. Otherwise I
Speaker 1: might have a human do it today or tomorrow and
Speaker 1: get it out by Monday. But that being said, can
Speaker 1: you see the dilemma I'm having? This AI website will
Speaker 1: take I have over two hundred lyrics waiting to become songs,
Speaker 1: and this website would turn everyone and I just have
Speaker 1: to tell it R and B pop dance and it
Speaker 1: does it. So I'm being told it's bad. I'm being
Speaker 1: told it's a terrible thing. I'm being told we mustn't
Speaker 1: do it, we mustn't give in. And yet for me,
Speaker 1: it's a miracle. Do you see the AI dilemma? All right?
Speaker 1: What else did we have today?
Speaker 3: That was it?
Speaker 1: My AI dilemma? Kamala and Gus Waltz. It is a Friday.
Speaker 1: I don't know about y'all. Every time I want to
Speaker 1: go to the movies, I keep thinking, I'll just watch
Speaker 1: it at home. And I know that's not great for
Speaker 1: the movie economy, but you know that's every time I
Speaker 1: go to a movie, I'm like, well, I'll just wait.
Speaker 1: I want to see long legs. It's still playing somewhere.
Speaker 1: But see, I'm all involved in this show on Netflix
Speaker 1: now called Preacher. It used to be on AMC. Now
Speaker 1: it's on Netflix. It's four seasons and it's about this
Speaker 1: really handsome, dominant Cooper that plays a Preacher who has
Speaker 1: this supernatural force. Actually it's the product of an angel
Speaker 1: and a demon. An angel and a demon had a baby,
Speaker 1: and this spiritual baby is an abomination that Heaven in
Speaker 1: Hell neither wants, and so they've been keeping it caged up,
Speaker 1: but it got out and went into this Preacher and
Speaker 1: now he's got the power where whatever he says to you,
Speaker 1: you will do. And God, like God, is on vacation
Speaker 1: Heaven can't find God, and so Preacher, who's best friend
Speaker 1: is an Irish vampire, is on a quest to actually
Speaker 1: find God on Earth and ask him why he left Heaven.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: It's gritty, it's funny, it's dark humor. There's handsome sexy people.
Speaker 1: Nega Egga, the actress that is also Irish, that's the lead.
Speaker 1: She's a revelation. And I just keep thinking, well, you
Speaker 1: could go to a movie or you could just watch Preacher,
Speaker 1: And I wonder why I'm not meeting anyone, and I
Speaker 1: wonder why my social circle is small, not getting out
Speaker 1: all right, I am kerrelbe who you want to be,
Speaker 1: Funda or anybody. Will see you on Monday. So very
Speaker 1: glad you could join me today. Comment down below about
Speaker 1: so much about Kamala, about my dilemma, about everything. We'll
Speaker 1: see you papers on Sunday. It's about thirty and so
Speaker 1: then say say it's much love to you all. And
Speaker 1: where not going back to It's broadcasting from a completely
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