Speaker 1: All right, will he do tariffs? Won't he do tariffs? Sorry?
Speaker 2: Tariffs? Won't he do tariffs? What will it cost you?
Speaker 2: And where will it affect you the most? We're going
Speaker 2: to tell you on this Monday edition of the Corral Cast.
Speaker 2: So don't go anywhere.
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Speaker 1: It is the cral Cast.
Speaker 2: I am Carrel, silvery glad you are joining me on
Speaker 2: this magical Monday February. What third is it? Yes, my god,
Speaker 2: already three days into February. Well, there's been Today's show
Speaker 2: going to be a little all over the place, just
Speaker 2: so you know, because there's been a lot going on
Speaker 2: in the world, and now the world is moving at
Speaker 2: lightning speed and most of us don't know what to
Speaker 2: make of it. Trump announced over the weekend that there'd
Speaker 2: be tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, and he's twenty
Speaker 2: five percent for It's like Oprah. You get twenty five percent,
Speaker 2: you get twenty five percent, you get ten percent, ten
Speaker 2: percent on China, twenty five on Canada, twenty five on Mexico.
Speaker 2: Now this morning he has announced that he's going to
Speaker 2: hold off on Mexico for one month because they've promised
Speaker 2: to send troops to the border to combat the fentanyl.
Speaker 2: Now the fentanyl excuse has been eviscerated by whatever credible
Speaker 2: members of the media there are left, and you know
Speaker 2: this is not about fentanyl. In fact, no one is
Speaker 2: really sure what this is about, as Elon Musk gets
Speaker 2: a hold of our treasury money and that's a shame,
Speaker 2: and so now he knows where payments are going, including
Speaker 2: to his competitors. So I don't know how the audio
Speaker 2: sounds today, by the way, and if it's bad, I'll
Speaker 2: correct it over the next couple of days.
Speaker 1: I'm trying some new audio setups. Also, we're going to.
Speaker 2: Be trying restream this week so we can go live
Speaker 2: on TikTok and Instagram, because I can't keep doing this
Speaker 2: if we don't grow the show, because I fear I'm
Speaker 2: going to be cut off soci security disability because I
Speaker 2: think he's going to put an end to it.
Speaker 1: So we'll see.
Speaker 2: But you know, the tariffs are the one thing that
Speaker 2: he's doing outside of Social Security that really has me worried.
Speaker 1: Now, the whole LGBTQ thing and the trans thing.
Speaker 2: Will address that when we talk about the Grammys in
Speaker 2: the third segment. But the real thing that he has
Speaker 2: me worried about are the tariffs against Mexico and Canada.
Speaker 2: And that's because I am standing. I'm doing the show
Speaker 2: today from the kitchen with a wireless setup, so there
Speaker 2: may be more background noise, or it may be coming
Speaker 2: out of just one ear.
Speaker 1: I don't know. We'll figure it out.
Speaker 2: But because this is the most important room in your house,
Speaker 2: first of all, more outside of your bedroom because sleep.
Speaker 1: There's two rooms in.
Speaker 2: Your bedroom that are the most important room in your house,
Speaker 2: the kitchen and the bedroom. Because the two things you
Speaker 2: need out of your house are to you be able
Speaker 2: to cook nutritious food and be able to sleep. Okay,
Speaker 2: those that's what you need a home for, to cook
Speaker 2: and to sleep, because those are the two things that
Speaker 2: humans cannot do without outside of water. So we need water, air, food,
Speaker 2: and sleep. That's all we need. Okay, as a human,
Speaker 2: those are your needs.
Speaker 1: That's it.
Speaker 2: I know that we always hear about, you know, all
Speaker 2: these other needs, But no, I need a Porsche. No,
Speaker 2: you need water, you need air, you need food, and
Speaker 2: you need sleep. That's it. That's what you need. So
Speaker 2: this room here, my kitchen, my little kitchen here at
Speaker 2: Maizamboule with my little robe from a Visit belonged to
Speaker 2: Andrew Lee Howard, my late husband, and this was his
Speaker 2: apron that he wore at Mime's Cafe when I first
Speaker 2: met him. He had a job at Mimi's Cafe, which
Speaker 2: was also the Friend Market. If you're a French quarter,
Speaker 2: if you live in Los Angeles and used to go
Speaker 2: on Santa Monica Boulevard to that fabulous restaurant, Mimi's Cafe
Speaker 2: was associated with them.
Speaker 1: He worked there.
Speaker 2: This was his apron, Andrew Howard's apron. I have now
Speaker 2: kept it for twenty five years. Anyway, So this is
Speaker 2: the most important room in your house. And this is
Speaker 2: a room that will be hit very hard by tariffs
Speaker 2: in Mexico. Okay, this room because sixty percent, up to
Speaker 2: sixty percent of what is in this kitchen when it
Speaker 2: comes to fruits, vegetables, all kinds of things come from Mexico.
Speaker 2: And now look it's already too expensive. Okay, let me
Speaker 2: walk over here to the bananas and to the mangoes
Speaker 2: and all of that. So well, sorry, I went out
Speaker 2: a camera there. So these bananas are from Mexico.
Speaker 1: Okay.
Speaker 2: They are currently about twenty to thirty cents per banana.
Speaker 1: They would go up to fifty sixty seventy cents per banana.
Speaker 1: This mango right here, which I love. I love mangoes.
Speaker 2: They're currently a dollar fifty to two dollars each, many
Speaker 2: of them again grown in Mexico.
Speaker 1: This would go up.
Speaker 2: And then when you talk about vegetables which you're supposed
Speaker 2: to be eating, spinach, avocados which is a fruit, but
Speaker 2: still avocados, tomatoes, these are all things that we get
Speaker 2: from Mexico. I think Americans think that we grow all
Speaker 2: of our food here in this country because of all
Speaker 2: the farm subsidies. But the fact of the matter.
Speaker 1: Is we do not.
Speaker 2: Okay, we do not grow a majority of our food
Speaker 2: in this country.
Speaker 1: Should we?
Speaker 2: I mean, is there a valid argument for the United
Speaker 2: States to be self sufficient when it comes to food production?
Speaker 1: You bet your bippies, but we are not. Okay.
Speaker 2: Now, every morning, I wanted to do this on meatless Monday,
Speaker 2: by the way, today's meat this Monday. Every morning, before
Speaker 2: I go to the park and after I work out,
Speaker 2: I do a little drink. And if you're trying to
Speaker 2: be a plant based eater, I recommend you follow me
Speaker 2: in this drink. Okay, it's about two hundred calories for
Speaker 2: the drink, so it's not low calories, but it's well
Speaker 2: worth it. And again this would all go up if
Speaker 2: these tariffs come into place. This is flax, ground flax A.
Speaker 2: You can make eggs out of it, but you know
Speaker 2: in a baking recipe it'll take the place of egg.
Speaker 2: But b it's chalk full of wonderful vitamins, flavonoids, Omega three,
Speaker 2: Omega sixes. So I do one tablespoon of flax. This
Speaker 2: is currently about four to five dollars a pound. That
Speaker 2: would go up to six to eight dollars a pound
Speaker 2: with the tariffs. So one tablespoon of flax, one tablespoon
Speaker 2: of hemp. Hearts a really great source of the Omega
Speaker 2: threes and Omega sixes protein. There's protein in the flax
Speaker 2: as well. There's protein in here as well, Omega three,
Speaker 2: Omega sixes, and many other vitamins. So one tablespoon of hemparts.
Speaker 2: These are eleven dollars a pound. If these tariffs go into.
Speaker 1: Effect, these could go up to fifteen dollars a pound.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we've got hemp parts, we've got flax, then
Speaker 2: chia seeds. By the way, you should be eating all
Speaker 2: this stuff because we need to put more seeds in
Speaker 2: our diet. Chia seeds one tablespoon of that. These are
Speaker 2: about five dollars a pound. They'll go up, whole husk,
Speaker 2: cilium fiber, one tablespoon of that.
Speaker 1: You gotta get you fiber.
Speaker 2: Then a cheese spoon of creatine vegan because if you're
Speaker 2: a vegan you're not eating creatine. Always good to have some,
Speaker 2: particularly if you work out. And then the most expensive
Speaker 2: one scoop of protein powder vegan. And guess what. This
Speaker 2: probably has lead in it. And today Elon Musk and
Speaker 2: Donald Trump and now they're going to remove the federal
Speaker 2: lead standard for food. No amount of lead is safe
Speaker 2: in your food, okay, none zero. This has lead in it,
Speaker 2: probably because of the soil. Okay, they don't add in
Speaker 2: the lead. They use pea protein and other proteins that
Speaker 2: come from plants in the soil, and the soil is
Speaker 2: substandard wherever they're growing this.
Speaker 1: So it's got lead. Probably. I called. They assure me
Speaker 1: there's none in it, but I don't believe them.
Speaker 2: However, let or not, this is already thirty dollars a container, okay,
Speaker 2: thirty bucks. You can find it for nineteen this brand
Speaker 2: here at Kroger or the equate brand at Walmart for
Speaker 2: nineteen dollars a container. But it's got like twenty eight
Speaker 2: grams of protein per scoop, so it's a good thing.
Speaker 2: So I take that and I put it all in here,
Speaker 2: and I do it by the day, and each day
Speaker 2: they're there's a scoop of protein, a tablespoon of chia,
Speaker 2: a tablespoon of hemp, hearts, a tablespoon of flat a tablespoon.
Speaker 1: Of fiber, and a tea spoon of creatude. All of
Speaker 1: that will go up. You should be taking all of
Speaker 1: that lass when me come back. What magic sorcery is this?
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Speaker 2: Hi everyone, We're in my kitchen, the most one of
Speaker 2: the most important rooms in the house and one of
Speaker 2: the rooms that will be the most deeply affected by
Speaker 2: the Trump tariffs against Mexico in particular and Canada.
Speaker 1: A lot of fruits and vegetables that we eat and seeds.
Speaker 2: The reason I showed you what I do every day,
Speaker 2: A teaspoon of creatine and then a tablespoon of hemp, hearts,
Speaker 2: a tablespoon of flax, a tablespoon of chia, and then
Speaker 2: a scoop of protein powder and then a scoop of
Speaker 2: silium husk is because you don't need enough seeds and
Speaker 2: you should, okay, you should eat more seeds. And they're
Speaker 2: a good source of protein and vitamins and minerals and
Speaker 2: omega threes. And they're going to go up because we
Speaker 2: get a lot of seeds from Mexico and Canada, and
Speaker 2: so you know, when people are policies, okay, and I
Speaker 2: can't stress this enough in government, people are policies. So
Speaker 2: when you hear about tariffs, first of all, we pay
Speaker 2: those the country that you know is being tariffed doesn't pay.
Speaker 1: We pay.
Speaker 2: And if you think that grocery stores are going to
Speaker 2: only increase twenty five percent, you're wrong. If they're getting
Speaker 2: if they're paying twenty five percent more, they're going to
Speaker 2: charge you fifty percent more. That means do you know
Speaker 2: we get eighty percent of our peppers from Mexico, which
Speaker 2: makes sense, Riva Riva. And so you know red or
Speaker 2: green peppers, which they're all the same pepper. How many
Speaker 2: of you knew that a green pepper turns into a
Speaker 2: red pepper, which turns into an orange pepper.
Speaker 1: They're all the same pepper.
Speaker 2: Okay, you can buy a green pepper and it will
Speaker 2: turn into a red pepper, or it will turn into
Speaker 2: a green pepper. Just leave it set out. I think
Speaker 2: I have proof of that. No, not up there, and
Speaker 2: I'm out of peppers at the moment. But so everything
Speaker 2: in this kitchen, and you meat eaters, good luck, I
Speaker 2: mean good luck. Beef and chicken will skyrocket. So you
Speaker 2: got a one month reprieve because he's a bully and
Speaker 2: he bullied Mexico and they didn't back down.
Speaker 1: Neither has Canada.
Speaker 2: And Canada said they will retaliate against Red states.
Speaker 1: In particular, they will make.
Speaker 2: Sure that the things that they ban or charge tariffs
Speaker 2: for in their country come from Red states. They want
Speaker 2: to punish Trump voters, and I'm for it.
Speaker 1: Okay. So this room, the most important room in.
Speaker 2: Your house, the kitchen outside of the bedroom, although you
Speaker 2: could sleep in the kitchen if you needed to, is
Speaker 2: where you're going to feel the pinch. Do you know
Speaker 2: that in Ireland? In Ireland, over ten restaurants a day closed.
Speaker 2: Last year, in America over two hundred restaurants a day.
Speaker 1: Clothes okay, two hundred a day. Those are now.
Speaker 2: I love going out to eat lunch, I really I
Speaker 2: haven't been. I went to the Zi's Indian Buffet, which
Speaker 2: was fine, nineteen dollars for my vegan lunch that I
Speaker 2: made them.
Speaker 1: The poster for. But they always have.
Speaker 2: Given ember a chicken leg off the buffet because I
Speaker 2: order the vegan lunch, which is not on the buffet,
Speaker 2: they always give her a chicken leg from the buffet,
Speaker 2: and they always give me a small cup of lentil soup.
Speaker 2: From the buffet because they just do I help them.
Speaker 2: I've done graphics for them. I'm a regular customer. I
Speaker 2: went the other day. They charged me four ninety five
Speaker 2: for that chicken leg and cup of soup in addition
Speaker 2: to my nineteen dollars lunch. With tax and tip, it
Speaker 2: was thirty one dollars for lunch. I can't do that,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to tell the owner because she charged
Speaker 2: me for that chicken leg and little cup of soup
Speaker 2: literally four ounces of soup that they never charged me
Speaker 2: in the past for Plus they now charge three percent
Speaker 2: if you're going to use a credit card. So I
Speaker 2: don't have that, and no butcher twenty two dollars basically with.
Speaker 1: Tax and tip for lunch, I don't have that.
Speaker 2: Well, if these tariffs take effect and restaurants are charged
Speaker 2: twenty five percent more for their food, they're going to
Speaker 2: raise their prices again. People are already not going to restaurants.
Speaker 2: Two hundred a day are closing. If he does this,
Speaker 2: countless restaurants will close because you know, you don't have
Speaker 2: thirty or forty bucks for lunch, and they will entreser
Speaker 2: now eighteen back me up in the chat room by
Speaker 2: the way, we're having a fun chat at YouTube dot com.
Speaker 2: Forward slash really correl at my patrons. You know what,
Speaker 2: It's almost at one thousand dollars now and I can't
Speaker 2: live without that. I cannot live without that. So and
Speaker 2: that's the difference between this show and any other. Stephanie
Speaker 2: Miller and I love.
Speaker 1: Her, I love her. Please listen to her.
Speaker 2: She can talk about the terrorists, but she's wealthy compared
Speaker 2: to me, so she's not really gonna feel it. David Pacman,
Speaker 2: Tom Hartman. Oh, they'll rally about these but they're not
Speaker 2: gonna take you into their kitchen and show you how
Speaker 2: it's going to directly affect them. They're not going to
Speaker 2: tell you that they're not gonna be able to go
Speaker 2: to lunch now because they.
Speaker 1: Have the money. You know, I love liberals, I do.
Speaker 2: I love every liberal out there, but the fact is,
Speaker 2: most liberals, Rachel Maddow, most liberal members of media are
Speaker 2: wealthier than me. So I'm telling you right now, Steve
Speaker 2: and I have actually talked about the fact that we
Speaker 2: may not be able to actually eat three meals a
Speaker 2: day if this goes in. We might have to eat
Speaker 2: two because groceries will just be too expensive. Thank Youpatreon,
Speaker 2: Patreon dot com, forward slash really carrel. By the way,
Speaker 2: when I go, I got this the other day off
Speaker 2: of Amazon. It's a fabulous little thing. Do you see it?
Speaker 2: It scull little thing in here that's call a little
Speaker 2: silver thing and this oo eeke. I highly recommend you
Speaker 2: get something like this and take it to restaurants for leftovers.
Speaker 2: That way you don't have to use those plastic things.
Speaker 2: And I actually bring soup with me now, like no
Speaker 2: butcher doesn't sell soup, So if I want a soup
Speaker 2: and sandwich, I bring my own soup. It's also great
Speaker 2: for leftovers. Highly recommend it. It was only eleven dollars. All right,
Speaker 2: it is meatless Monday. Y'all heard about textured vegetable protein.
Speaker 1: Have you? It looks like cracked up soybean shells, because
Speaker 1: that's what it is, okay, And I have.
Speaker 2: To tell you if you want to make a sloppy joe,
Speaker 2: if you want to make a maranara sauce, if you
Speaker 2: want to make anything that you would put ground meat in,
Speaker 2: if you want to make a burger patty, textured vegetable
Speaker 2: protein is the thing. So for meatless Monday, I'm telling you,
Speaker 2: get you some of this. It's seventy calories per serving.
Speaker 2: You rehydrate it, okay, by soaking it. I use stock.
Speaker 2: Heat up some stock. Soak a quarter cup of this
Speaker 2: in it. You'll get almost a cup of it once
Speaker 2: it's rehydrated. And put it in any recipe you'd put
Speaker 2: in ground meat. And it's fabulous textured textured vegetable protein.
Speaker 2: It's cracked up soy shells basically filled with protein, just
Speaker 2: filled with protein. So get you some, Okay, get some,
Speaker 2: because this shit is good. Okay, this the shiz right here,
Speaker 2: and it's so versatile you can use it for so
Speaker 2: many things. I use it in sauces I used, I
Speaker 2: mean burgers out of it because you can rehydrate it
Speaker 2: and then make form it into a patty and mix
Speaker 2: it with some black beans and some peppers and some
Speaker 2: garlic onion. Make yourself a patty baby like LaBelle. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's good shit. So get yourself on meatless Monday. Textured
Speaker 2: vegetable protein. I use Anthony if I'm not paid to
Speaker 2: say that. I get it online and it's a great product.
Speaker 2: And this bag has lasted me eight months, so it's
Speaker 2: not like you're gonna need it every week. Un let's
Speaker 2: have a huge family, but really get you some of
Speaker 2: this on meatless Monday. Make yourself a burger, make yourself
Speaker 2: a sloppy Joe. Don't use that Beyond stuff. Okay, use
Speaker 2: it sparingly. If you want a really great sloppy Joe, yeah,
Speaker 2: get the Beyond. But if you want a really great
Speaker 2: sloppy Joe that doesn't taste like Beyond, get this chalk
Speaker 2: full of protein. If I have my glasses, oh I
Speaker 2: do have my glasses. I get new ones in a week.
Speaker 1: Twelve grams per quarter cup. That's you know, good.
Speaker 2: When we come back, it was music's biggest night, and
Speaker 2: our national night is over.
Speaker 1: What am I talking about? Of course the granting of
Speaker 1: which I vote, So when we come back, you'll get
Speaker 1: a voting member's opinion on what went on last night
Speaker 1: in Los Angeles at the Crypto.
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Speaker 2: Hello, my darlings, and welcome back to Correl's kitchen with Coral.
Speaker 1: To a whole cooking video and the voice of Julia Child.
Speaker 1: I'm Julia Child, I'm Julia Lovechild. I'm Julia's love child.
Speaker 2: That I should start this whole persona, get in drag
Speaker 2: and cook as Julia's love child, and I guarantee you,
Speaker 2: I would make more money. You know what when I
Speaker 2: do the one over the weekend. I proved that if
Speaker 2: I do one minute videos and release them, they get
Speaker 2: ten times a hundred times the views of my regular
Speaker 2: podcast one minute videos. I get two three four thousand views.
Speaker 2: Go figure, I should dress.
Speaker 1: In drag and be Julia's love child and be in
Speaker 1: the kitchen.
Speaker 2: Can you imagine being in drag in the kitchen Jesus Christ,
Speaker 2: I can't. It is a work zone in here. Let
Speaker 2: me get all this out of the way here for
Speaker 2: you don't forget to have your seeds.
Speaker 1: I insist you start doing the seeds.
Speaker 2: You start doing hemp hearts, chia seeds, flax seeds, protein powder,
Speaker 2: and whole hostilium fiber. I thought about selling that, I
Speaker 2: really did. I thought about selling you what I drink
Speaker 2: every day, the protein, chia seed, all of that hemp
Speaker 2: heart and you know fiber.
Speaker 1: All that.
Speaker 2: I really did think about selling, like thirty a pack,
Speaker 2: you know, another thirty servings for a lot.
Speaker 1: But I'd have to sell it for like sixty or
Speaker 1: seventy bucks.
Speaker 2: A month because of the price of everything. Okay, so
Speaker 2: the Grammys were last night. You know, I vote on them.
Speaker 2: I voted on them since nineteen ninety five. I went
Speaker 2: to my first Grammy Awards at.
Speaker 1: Twenty in nineteen e eighty two. Yeah, I'm old and.
Speaker 2: It's always bittersweet. I said something during the Grammys that
Speaker 2: I'm going to share with you. My life turned out
Speaker 2: exactly as I expected, just not what I wanted. Now
Speaker 2: some of you might relate to that, and let me
Speaker 2: explain that my life. When I was a kid, I thought,
Speaker 2: of course you're going to go to the Grammys. You'll
Speaker 2: go as an artist. You know, you'll collect your Grammy
Speaker 2: or at least be nominated. Of course you'll go to Oscar.
Speaker 2: You want to make films, so of course you're going
Speaker 2: to go to Oscar. And of course you'll go to
Speaker 2: Emmy because you're gonna do television, so of course you'll
Speaker 2: go to Emmy. So I thought I would be at
Speaker 2: all those award shows. And I have for forty years
Speaker 2: been at all those award shows. I've just been on
Speaker 2: the other side of the velvet rope except Grammy. I
Speaker 2: am now a voting member and I'm on the other
Speaker 2: side of the velvet rope, and I'm releasing a new
Speaker 2: single very soon.
Speaker 1: So I can't wait for that.
Speaker 2: So first of all, they tried not to be a
Speaker 2: telethon and turned exactly into a telethon. They were dancing
Speaker 2: a very fine line because of the fires. You know,
Speaker 2: how do we do this respectfully? I think they did
Speaker 2: a good job of being respectful.
Speaker 1: I do.
Speaker 2: I don't like how Trevor Noah just walks out while
Speaker 2: they're all milling about and he's like, you know, there's
Speaker 2: not applause when they come back and all of that.
Speaker 1: I don't like that.
Speaker 2: But whatever, So the long national nightmare is over. Beyonce
Speaker 2: one album of the Year. I voted for her for
Speaker 2: Cowboy Carter for Album of the Year. She has never won.
Speaker 2: She's been nominated ninety nine times for various awards, various Grammys,
Speaker 2: and never won Album of the Year. So she did,
Speaker 2: which is and that I know they thought she was
Speaker 2: going to win Record of the Year, which is why
Speaker 2: they had the eighty year old Diana Ross come out,
Speaker 2: who had problems with the teleprompter. I thought she might
Speaker 2: be demented at first, but it was the teleprompter because
Speaker 2: I'm sure they thought that Beyonce, and you know, Diana
Speaker 2: was gonna present to Beyonce they love each other.
Speaker 1: But however, Kendrick Lamar won three huge awards.
Speaker 2: And I got to tell you, no one I know
Speaker 2: and Grammy voted for Kendrick Lamar. I have no idea
Speaker 2: how he beat Beyoncey and Billie Eilish and Taylor Swift.
Speaker 1: I really don't.
Speaker 2: And I'm a voting member, and I hang out with
Speaker 2: voting members, and I go to events with voting members
Speaker 2: and they just don't seem like the type to vote
Speaker 2: for Kendrick Lamar, but obviously they did, and enough numbers
Speaker 2: to get him those awards that he won. I don't
Speaker 2: like Kendrick Lamar, I don't dislike him, but I don't
Speaker 2: listen to rap, So good for him.
Speaker 1: Glad he won.
Speaker 2: Made a very poignant speech, but the Evening's Chapel ron
Speaker 2: how fabulous. A she announced she was gay and b
Speaker 2: When she did her acceptance speech, she said, labels start
Speaker 2: treating artists better, start giving them healthcare, a living wage.
Speaker 2: You know we've got your back, labels, how about you
Speaker 2: have ours. That was an credible and the presentation of
Speaker 2: Best New Artist was possibly the best performances Benson Boone,
Speaker 2: who they keep comparing to Freddie Mercury. He's no Freddie Mercury,
Speaker 2: but he might be as gay as Freddie Mercury. And
Speaker 2: then they had Ray Raye love her, love her. She's
Speaker 2: like a black Amy winehouse. She's fabulous. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: she's good. Dochi who again, I don't like rap, but
Speaker 2: Doci from Tampa gave possibly the best choreographed performance since
Speaker 2: Janet Jackson.
Speaker 1: Okay, I mean just an incredible performance.
Speaker 2: All of them did excellent Chapel Roan Pink Pony Club,
Speaker 2: which was about her being free once she got to
Speaker 2: La to be who she wanted to be. She's very
Speaker 2: queer positive. Lady Gaga having to say that trans people
Speaker 2: are visible and the queer community deserves love.
Speaker 1: We're right back there again.
Speaker 2: We're right back to the point where you got to say,
Speaker 2: please love gay people, Please don't discriminate against trans people.
Speaker 2: It tries me fucking crazy, but oh well, we're right back.
Speaker 2: So that was fabulous.
Speaker 1: Bruno Mars looked like Bruno.
Speaker 2: Kanye West brought his hostage, I mean wife or hostage.
Speaker 2: What's the combination between wife and hostage?
Speaker 1: Hostage?
Speaker 2: And she was in this naked outfit which I'm sure
Speaker 2: he made her wear and then they didn't go inside
Speaker 2: after the red carpet they left, So that was he's
Speaker 2: so weird.
Speaker 1: And she's being held captive.
Speaker 2: You know, someone should I think she's giving that sign,
Speaker 2: you know, that sign with your hand where you put
Speaker 2: your thumb here and you do this if.
Speaker 1: You're needing help.
Speaker 2: I think someone might have missed that because on the
Speaker 2: red carpet, I think she was standing there, you know,
Speaker 2: please help me, Please help me, because she really looked
Speaker 2: like a hostage.
Speaker 1: What else happened?
Speaker 2: Any big surprises outside of Kendrick Lamar, Not really a
Speaker 2: lot of great performances. They only gave out nine awards
Speaker 2: during the four hours, and then I started watching it noon.
Speaker 2: It's called the premiere episode or the premiere broadcast, where
Speaker 2: they gave out eighty they'd be eighty five awards, And
Speaker 2: there were some surprises at that which were great fun.
Speaker 2: I did watch them. A lot of them were boring,
Speaker 2: but a lot of them there were some that were fun.
Speaker 2: Some of them were really joyously happy to be getting
Speaker 2: their Grammys.
Speaker 1: Did it help, you know?
Speaker 2: And then this whole thing about the weekend he was
Speaker 2: gonna he boycotted the Grammys.
Speaker 1: He said, it's not fair they don't. The voting is weird.
Speaker 1: So that the president of our academy came out and said,
Speaker 1: we heard him, and we've done you know, we've become
Speaker 1: more transparent blah blah blah, and now welcoming back the weekend.
Speaker 2: Fuck the weekend. Okay, I don't like his music. I
Speaker 2: think he is overrated. And the fact that Grammy would
Speaker 2: come instead. He should have come out, Harvey Mason should
Speaker 2: have come out and said, Chapel Rohan's right, labels, we're
Speaker 2: gonna start challenging you to give health.
Speaker 1: Care and a living wage to your artist.
Speaker 2: No, instead, we bowed down to the weekend and made changes,
Speaker 2: so he came back. Fuck cares. He could have stayed
Speaker 2: gone for all I care. What an overrated thing he is.
Speaker 2: And Kendrick Lamar is gonna be the halftime show at
Speaker 2: the super Bowl this weekend, so I don't have to
Speaker 2: watch the super Bowl. Whooo, I normally watch for the
Speaker 2: halftime show. I have no desire to see him. So Grammy's,
Speaker 2: you know, music biggest night?
Speaker 1: I don't know.
Speaker 2: The fire Aid concert seemed like a bigger night. Had
Speaker 2: to have two venues, went for five hours, had every
Speaker 2: known star.
Speaker 1: In the universe. So between those two is a great
Speaker 1: weekend for music.
Speaker 2: I am proud of Grammy for honoring people like Chapel Roone.
Speaker 2: I am proud of Grammy for people like Lady Gaga
Speaker 2: saying what she was, you know, saying what she said. Gaga,
Speaker 2: by the way, bought time to debut her new single, Abracadabra.
Speaker 1: I don't know why they didn't have her performing on
Speaker 1: the show, but it's just so.
Speaker 2: MasterCard teamed up with her and had her new single there,
Speaker 2: so that was pretty interesting.
Speaker 1: All in all, a fun night, great performances. Some shout out.
Speaker 2: Taylor didn't walk home with any awards. Beyonce, they walked
Speaker 2: home with three.
Speaker 1: And her golden globe. I still don't see how she's
Speaker 1: married the best man, but whatever, I am. Corel you
Speaker 1: who you want to be in pundon hurt your Boddy.
Speaker 1: We will see you tomorrow.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll be in the kitchen now that I know
Speaker 2: how to go wire lits. Maybe I won't be Maybe
Speaker 2: I'll be over there. Maybe i'll be over there. Hey, friends,
Speaker 2: I love you. We'll do a fall on Sunday. Oh wait,
Speaker 2: it's super Bowl.
Speaker 1: No we won't. We'll do it the following Sunday, so
Speaker 1: you guys can.
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