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Speaker 1: So that's that all right. Well. I have been following,
Speaker 1: as have you, this story of Luigi the Assassin and
Speaker 1: the gorgeous assassin with the beautiful penis and the six
Speaker 1: pack abs, all of which I've seen online. Now a
Speaker 1: little bit more from the killer that I need to see,
Speaker 1: but hey, it's pretty He'll be a hit in jail,
Speaker 1: Alvany and everything. But anyway, so I've been following it
Speaker 1: with great interest. In terms of the public response. Now
Speaker 1: there are many who are using this as a rallying
Speaker 1: cry against the rich, and in particular against the healthcare companies. Now,
Speaker 1: as I have told you, that is ridiculous and misguided. Uh,
Speaker 1: because they're just going to do what they do. They're scorpions.
Speaker 1: Congress could make health insurance companies irrelevant. Congress could legislate
Speaker 1: and say, look, healthcare companies, if a doctor, if a
Speaker 1: doctor says that this is medically necessary, then you have
Speaker 1: to pay period, end of story. No reviews by your doctors,
Speaker 1: no declinations if they're doctor meaning the patients. If the
Speaker 1: patient's doctor says that they must have whatever, then you
Speaker 1: have to cover it. Congress can make that a law,
Speaker 1: and suddenly people wouldn't be dying at the hands of
Speaker 1: health insurance companies, which we are in this country. So
Speaker 1: everyone's all upset at the healthcare companies, and half the
Speaker 1: people wanted Luigi to get away with it. Many people
Speaker 1: are mad at the McDonald's employee for claiming a sixty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars reward, probably double their annual salary. You know,
Speaker 1: to turn him in. He's a fugitive, that's what you do.
Speaker 1: You know, this is not the Wild West with Billy
Speaker 1: the Kid and all that. This guy shot somebody in
Speaker 1: the back. And whether you hate the guy he shot
Speaker 1: in the back or not, it doesn't matter. He shot
Speaker 1: someone in the back. And that's that. Now. The White
Speaker 1: House today, okay, at the press conference encouraged people to
Speaker 1: not kill CEOs. They basically said, violence isn't the answer.
Speaker 1: I openly laughed at that. Violence isn't the answer. What
Speaker 1: have we been sending to Israel since there was Israel
Speaker 1: weapons and money to use weapons. What have we not
Speaker 1: stopped in Israel? The genocide of the Gosens and the Syrians.
Speaker 1: I can think of no bigger violence than genocide. Okay,
Speaker 1: we haven't stopped that. What have we not stopped in
Speaker 1: the Ukraine? The war? What have we provided weapons? What
Speaker 1: do weapons do create violence? So for the White House
Speaker 1: to stand there and say violence doesn't work as an
Speaker 1: answer to the problems, what World War two was fought
Speaker 1: with scented candles and crystals. I mean, violence has been
Speaker 1: the human way to solve problems since there were humans, Okay,
Speaker 1: since the very first caveman. Violence was used as a
Speaker 1: way to solve problems. Should it be No, I don't
Speaker 1: like it as the first line of defense to solve
Speaker 1: a problem. What do cops do to solve problems violence?
Speaker 1: They tage someone, they shoot someone, they beat someone. So
Speaker 1: this notion for the White House, the White House, which
Speaker 1: supports violence across the globe unilaterally, would come forward and say, so,
Speaker 1: what they're really saying is violence against the rich. Okay,
Speaker 1: violence against the CEOs. That's what they're really saying. Not
Speaker 1: that violence doesn't solve problems. Just don't kill rich people.
Speaker 1: Because how many trans people have been killed in the
Speaker 1: last year and their killer is not caught. Okay, it's
Speaker 1: the fact that guy was rich. There are two justice systems,
Speaker 1: one for the rich, one for the not. If you're rich,
Speaker 1: you have a crime perpetrated against you, the person goes
Speaker 1: to jail. If you're poor or middle class, which there
Speaker 1: isn't one anymore, then no, so is Luigi the guy
Speaker 1: that's going to kickstart a revolution against the rich. Well,
Speaker 1: the same people out there online screaming about this CEO
Speaker 1: are the some of the same people that just put
Speaker 1: a billionaire CEO, criminal billionaire CEO in office. And this
Speaker 1: criminal billionaire CEO has appointed the richest man in the
Speaker 1: world to cut services to Americans, and they're okay with that.
Speaker 1: They're okay with the criminal billionaire CEO becoming president, having
Speaker 1: his own agenda and putting the richest man in the
Speaker 1: world in charge of cutting services to Americans. They're okay
Speaker 1: with that. But they're not okay with okay with a
Speaker 1: rich guy that runs a healthcare company. The hypocrisy of
Speaker 1: what's going on in the country right now is astounding.
Speaker 1: I mean, I know stupid is as stupid does. But
Speaker 1: the hypocrisy of a nation being upset at a billionaire
Speaker 1: or millionaire CEO of a healthcare company, but not being
Speaker 1: upset at Elon Musk, who's spent two hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: three million dollars to put Republicans in office. They're not
Speaker 1: upset at him, but they are upset at the guy
Speaker 1: that runs United Healthcare. Wow, so is it the beginning
Speaker 1: of a revolution? The French revolution? Let them eat cake
Speaker 1: off with their head. No, and why is it not?
Speaker 1: Because Americans can't even figure out who their real enemy is.
Speaker 1: They think the head of healthcare companies are their enemies,
Speaker 1: when it's Congress that empowers those healthcare companies that regulate
Speaker 1: those healthcare companies. They're too stupid to see that a
Speaker 1: rich kid killed a rich guy, okay, while another rich
Speaker 1: guy takes office and appoints another rich guy to oppress them.
Speaker 1: They're just playing stupid. So this whole eat the rich
Speaker 1: and blah blah blah, that's ridiculous. They don't mean it.
Speaker 1: They don't mean it. They're just so stupid they think
Speaker 1: they do. Yes, all right, how do you say the
Speaker 1: country should be vegan without saying the country should be vegan? Well?
Speaker 1: Once youcients just did? I tell you about the dietary
Speaker 1: guidelines for the United States, and our children don't go anywhere?
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Speaker 1: I did want to just retouch on this because it
Speaker 1: would be great if there was a revolution to literally
Speaker 1: remove billionaires, to make it impossible to become a billionaire
Speaker 1: in the United States through the tax code. It'd be great.
Speaker 1: It'd be great if we taxed Elon must so much
Speaker 1: that he didn't have four hundred and fifty billion dollars,
Speaker 1: the first human to ever have that much money in
Speaker 1: the history of Earth. It'd be great if we took
Speaker 1: that from him, left him a billion. In America, you
Speaker 1: shouldn't be able to have more than nine hundred and
Speaker 1: ninety nine million dollars, period, but we allow that. So
Speaker 1: I don't understand how this revolution against the wealth is
Speaker 1: going to happen because we don't really care. If we did,
Speaker 1: we would tax them out of existence. And if we
Speaker 1: really cared about healthcare, then the only thing we would
Speaker 1: push for is universal health care. Okay, I mean that's
Speaker 1: the answer that gets rid of the insurance problem, universal
Speaker 1: health care. But we don't push for that. And so
Speaker 1: it amazes me that in this country we literally, oh
Speaker 1: my music started, Sorry about that. In this country, we
Speaker 1: literally get it wrong, you know, we just we get
Speaker 1: it wrong. And I can't understand that because it's as
Speaker 1: obvious is the nose on Adrian Brodie's face, which we'll
Speaker 1: be talking about later, you know. So I don't understand
Speaker 1: how in this country we get it so wrong. The
Speaker 1: answer is right in front of us. If we're really
Speaker 1: truly fed up with healthcare and health insurance companies and
Speaker 1: bankruptcies over healthcare, then we go to a universal payer system.
Speaker 1: We just do. But obviously we aren't that fed up
Speaker 1: because we don't demand it. So letting, you know, deifying
Speaker 1: some handsome rich kid that committed murder just because we
Speaker 1: don't like who he killed, would you like Maga. Let's
Speaker 1: say that God forbid someone like Kamala or Gavin Newsom
Speaker 1: or somebody some big liberal pariah that the right hates me.
Speaker 1: Let's say I get shot because a MAGA person doesn't
Speaker 1: lie what I am saying about Donald Trump. Now MAGA
Speaker 1: would rejoice or not shed a tear, but you wouldn't
Speaker 1: think it was so right if that happened. So this
Speaker 1: notion that we have a nation happy about this is
Speaker 1: just so perplexing to me, because again it's hypocritical. He
Speaker 1: was a rich kid from a privileged background who yeah,
Speaker 1: he had suffering with his back and his mom had suffering,
Speaker 1: but it's a lot easier to suffer when you're rich.
Speaker 1: And more importantly, the guy he killed ran a healthcare
Speaker 1: company and was a multi millionaire and made money off
Speaker 1: of denying people and killing people. Absolutely, but Obama killed people.
Speaker 1: Obama directly ordered bombs and things to be dropped on
Speaker 1: different countries. He killed people. Every president has killed people
Speaker 1: or facilitated the death of people. But we're fine with that. Well,
Speaker 1: they're doing it in their capacity for the good of
Speaker 1: the country. Well, this healthcare guy was doing you know,
Speaker 1: he was doing his job. His job is to make
Speaker 1: money for United Healthcare. That's his job. His job isn't altruistic.
Speaker 1: His job isn't to provide you with health care. His
Speaker 1: job isn't to make sure that your cancer treatment goes okay.
Speaker 1: His job is to make sure his shareholders have a
Speaker 1: return on their investment. That's his job. And he did it,
Speaker 1: and he did it well and was compensated for it.
Speaker 1: But you have a problem with his job, and not
Speaker 1: enough of a problem to make Congress do something about it.
Speaker 1: So you really need to examine your emotions around this,
Speaker 1: and maybe they're just a little bit misplaced. Look, I
Speaker 1: don't care that the guy shot him. I don't. I
Speaker 1: really don't. I wish I did. I don't care. I
Speaker 1: don't care because there are kids that get shot. I
Speaker 1: care about them. There are innocent people standing around who
Speaker 1: have never heard a fly, who have you know, just
Speaker 1: been the nicest people their whole life, and they get
Speaker 1: gunned down in public. I care about them. This guy,
Speaker 1: it's a random act. It was a targeted act. He
Speaker 1: was gonna use a bomb, but then he didn't want
Speaker 1: to kill innocent people. Good for him. But these mass shooters,
Speaker 1: I care more about their victims. They're not hurting anybody.
Speaker 1: The people inside the Poltz nightclub who died just because
Speaker 1: they were gay, I care about them. The CEO guy,
Speaker 1: I could care less. If Elon Musk got killed tomorrow,
Speaker 1: I normally would I not care. I'd actually think it
Speaker 1: would be good for the planet. Now, do I want
Speaker 1: him killed? No? I condone the person that killed him, No,
Speaker 1: But would I care No. See, there's a difference between
Speaker 1: not caring about it and condoning it. I don't care
Speaker 1: that this guy killed that CEO. I don't, but I
Speaker 1: do not condone it, because where does that end? Where's
Speaker 1: it end? If we're truly going to start a revolution
Speaker 1: against the rich, Let's start with Congress. Let's take out
Speaker 1: every millionaire in Congress. Everyone. And when I say take out,
Speaker 1: I mean show them the door, send them home, not kill,
Speaker 1: but let's show them the door. Let's have a coup
Speaker 1: and throw out every millionaire in government. If that really
Speaker 1: bothers you that there's millionaires in government, then get rid
Speaker 1: of a vote them out of office, show them the door,
Speaker 1: do a coup like the French did in the French Revolution. Whatever,
Speaker 1: but targeted assassinations of the rich, which is just gonna
Speaker 1: make them go underground, and they've got more resources, and
Speaker 1: they'll protect themselves, and they'll start isolating themselves and building
Speaker 1: walls around their little rich cities. It won't solve the problem,
Speaker 1: all right. The every like five years or every four years,
Speaker 1: I forget what it is, but the USDA update their
Speaker 1: guidelines for what Americans should eat. And the proof that
Speaker 1: these doctors that do this are corporate shills is out
Speaker 1: today with their reporters and their recommendations as to what
Speaker 1: Americans eat, and one of their biggest recommendations is less
Speaker 1: red meat and more lentils, peas and beans now and
Speaker 1: more plant based items. In other words, can you say
Speaker 1: we should all be vegan without saying we should all
Speaker 1: be vegan and pissing off the meat and dairy industry.
Speaker 1: They did not change their view on alcohol, although we
Speaker 1: know now that no alcohol is good for you, they
Speaker 1: still they one to two drinks a day is okay,
Speaker 1: it's not. They did not really change their view on dairy.
Speaker 1: They still said you could eat some dairy. But they
Speaker 1: did come down on meat. They did not come down
Speaker 1: on processed foods. They did not say you should not
Speaker 1: eat processed foods. And why because they are beholden to billionaires.
Speaker 1: Because the people that run the seven food companies that
Speaker 1: run the food in this country don't want those recommendations,
Speaker 1: So those recommendations weren't made. These doctors know they indicated
Speaker 1: you must eat more beans, more peas, more lentils, less
Speaker 1: red meat. They know we're supposed to be vegan. They
Speaker 1: know that. They just can't say it because they know
Speaker 1: the government won't take the recommendations because of the meat
Speaker 1: and dairy lobby. You want to be mad at as CEO.
Speaker 1: Be mad at the CEO to pay the dairy lobby
Speaker 1: to make sure that you eat food kill. We wouldn't
Speaker 1: need such a.
Speaker 3: Big healthcare system if we had better foods and better
Speaker 3: food recommendations.
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Speaker 1: any further, can we all say a little mitzvah for
Speaker 1: Barbara Streisand I know it's fashionable to hate the rich
Speaker 1: and everything, but cheer Barbara, Jane Seymour, Dick Van Dyke.
Speaker 1: All of their homes are threatened right now in Malibu Canyon.
Speaker 1: Malibu Canyon is on fire again, and this is a
Speaker 1: bad one. It's a bad one. Students are sheltering in
Speaker 1: place at Pepperdine. Why were they even there? Some people
Speaker 1: that you know, the dorms. There's evacuations. The fire is
Speaker 1: only a contained now. Look, I know that Barbara and
Speaker 1: others can have a barrage of fire people out in
Speaker 1: front of their houses to try to stop this. But
Speaker 1: if the fire is gonna go, it's gonna go. And
Speaker 1: her home in Malibu is as precious to her as
Speaker 1: your home is to you. Yes, it's three houses on
Speaker 1: a sprawling estate with an Art deco house and a
Speaker 1: barn house that has a basement with a mall in it,
Speaker 1: with all of her old stuff. I get it. Okay,
Speaker 1: she's eccentric and rich, but she cherishes every piece of art,
Speaker 1: and she has some impressive art, you know, stuff that
Speaker 1: should be in museums. You know. She she and so
Speaker 1: do all these other celebrities. Share has an impressive home,
Speaker 1: and they worked. Share works hard, and Barbara's worked hard
Speaker 1: through her lifetime, and so they love their home as
Speaker 1: much as you love theirs. And our homes are in danger.
Speaker 1: And I'm not gonna be callous and sitting. Yeah, they're rich,
Speaker 1: they're insured. Who cares. I care more about Barbara Strassen's
Speaker 1: house than I do that CEO in New York. So
Speaker 1: just say a little, a little thought, a little prayer
Speaker 1: that there will be no loss of life, and that
Speaker 1: you know, homes, not just Barbara's, but any poor people
Speaker 1: that might be there, any businesses that are there and
Speaker 1: couldn't afford to rebuild. Just hope this is not a
Speaker 1: huge catastrophe when it's all over. So that brings me
Speaker 1: to entertainment. It is screener season Yesterday my back was
Speaker 1: making my legs tingle, so I decided to rest and
Speaker 1: I watched three screeners. I watched Queer, which is up
Speaker 1: for awards, the Brutalist, which is up for awards, and Anora,
Speaker 1: which is up for awards. Let's start with the Brutalist.
Speaker 1: First of all, I didn't know that brutalism was a
Speaker 1: form of architecture. It's kind of German. It's very cube,
Speaker 1: very concrete. Think the google Heim stuff like that, the
Speaker 1: Getty's that's brutalist. So they did this about a fictitious architect,
Speaker 1: laslow Tof who survived the Holocaust to come to America
Speaker 1: and design things and gets entangled with a billionaire or
Speaker 1: a millionaire, who is played by Guy Pearce. It's a
Speaker 1: three hour epic. It's a period piece. It's beautiful. Every
Speaker 1: frame is beautiful. It's got great dialogue, you know it does.
Speaker 1: It's got strong performances. Adrian Brody and his nose which
Speaker 1: they reference in the movie. You know it's big. It's
Speaker 1: got a big nose, but a great body. I've met
Speaker 1: Adrian Brodie. He's very nice. He gives an Oscar worthy performance.
Speaker 1: He really does as a He's from Budapest, so he's Hungarian. However,
Speaker 1: there are a few problems I had with the movie.
Speaker 1: First of all, Guy Pierce rapes Adrian near the end
Speaker 1: of the movie to show dominance and to prove the
Speaker 1: rich are better than the lower class. I I not
Speaker 1: the movie just didn't need that. I didn't. I'm like,
Speaker 1: what and it comes you been watching the movie for
Speaker 1: two hours and thirty minutes and then there's this rape.
Speaker 1: I'm like, Okay, it made no sense to me. But
Speaker 1: it's a great film and it will be up for
Speaker 1: a lot of awards, and it does talk about the
Speaker 1: how do we say this the way people deal with
Speaker 1: being poor and being rich? And anti Semitism is throughout
Speaker 1: the movie. You know, we just tolerate you because you're
Speaker 1: a good architect sort of thing. So it's got a
Speaker 1: lot of issues. Anti Semitism, classism, all of that racism.
Speaker 1: Sweeping epic. It's called The Brutalist. You won't be disappointed
Speaker 1: if you watch it. The filmmaker were certainly swinging at
Speaker 1: the fences. He can make it every time. But the
Speaker 1: one thing I want to understand is the rape. I
Speaker 1: don't get it. Was there no other way to show
Speaker 1: rich person's dominance over an immigrant, over a poor person
Speaker 1: than a male rape. The second movie was and Nora
Speaker 1: a Nra. Now, this is about a stripper who falls
Speaker 1: in love with I think, and Mary's a young son
Speaker 1: of a Russian oligarch, and the Russian oligarch doesn't want
Speaker 1: the marriage to happen, or well, once it's happened, doesn't
Speaker 1: want them to stay married, so comes over. And then
Speaker 1: there's this whole sort of slapstick sort of how to
Speaker 1: get the marriage anulled sort of thing, and then of
Speaker 1: course there's feminist issues, there's issues of wealth again. But
Speaker 1: as much as I wanted to like it, the performances
Speaker 1: are credible, I didn't. I thought, I don't get what
Speaker 1: you're trying to tell us about her. Was she an
Speaker 1: opportunist who just wanted to marry the billionaire to live
Speaker 1: that life or did she really care for him? At
Speaker 1: the end, there's a breakdown scene where I think, well,
Speaker 1: maybe she did care for him, but that wasn't overly clear.
Speaker 1: We know he didn't care for her, or at least
Speaker 1: not enough to stand up for her. But did she
Speaker 1: care for him or did she just want out of
Speaker 1: the life that she was living? And she saw this
Speaker 1: as an escape. I'm not sure. And when a movie
Speaker 1: leaves you with a question like that, I mean that
Speaker 1: kind of should have been clear. It's up for a
Speaker 1: lot of awards, and it's proof that Hollywood is sexist.
Speaker 1: It's written, produced, and edited by Sean Baker, and he's
Speaker 1: being applauded for directing and writing and producing and editing.
Speaker 1: Barbara streisand has done that on her last four films,
Speaker 1: and she was condemned by the media and called, you know,
Speaker 1: just called all these names, you know about being a
Speaker 1: strong woman doing all of these jobs for Yentel. She
Speaker 1: couldn't even take a salary for being the director and
Speaker 1: the editor. They gave her a choice, you can pay
Speaker 1: yourself as an actress, or you can Day didn't Deshaun Baker,
Speaker 1: he got to pay himself for all three jobs. So
Speaker 1: and Nora is proof of sexism in Hollywood. And then
Speaker 1: the third movie was Queer with Daniel Craig, and it
Speaker 1: certainly is. And as much as I liked the film
Speaker 1: and liked seeing the period piece, nineteen fifties and William S.
Speaker 1: Burrows is quite a weird character. He was a junkie
Speaker 1: and a criminal and a writer. He wrote Naked Lunch
Speaker 1: and other things. He wrote this, he wrote Queer. It
Speaker 1: was released in nineteen eighty five after his death. Semi autobiographical.
Speaker 1: The only thing I got out of it was it
Speaker 1: made me feel like my life when I was with Devon,
Speaker 1: because it's an older gay man Burrows who becomes infactuated
Speaker 1: with a young guy who's not even sure he's gay.
Speaker 1: And I thought, uh oh, let's me and Devin was
Speaker 1: I this pathetic old queer. So it really made me
Speaker 1: think about that relationship. But I wondered who the audience
Speaker 1: was because there's a lot of gay sex, Daniel Craig
Speaker 1: going down on the guy, Daniel Greg topping the guy,
Speaker 1: both of them naked, Daniel just pumping away. And while
Speaker 1: there was tons of sex in No Nora Tons Tons
Speaker 1: she's a stripper. Somehow America doesn't tolerate gay sex. Straight
Speaker 1: sex in a movie. They don't care, but gay sex
Speaker 1: turns them off. So I thought, straight guys that like
Speaker 1: James Bond are probably not gonna sit here and want
Speaker 1: to see Daniel Craig topping this young guy. So I thought,
Speaker 1: who's the movie for gay men and women? It's a
Speaker 1: great movie. Though, beautiful, lush, gorgeous, lots of themes of
Speaker 1: unrequited love, acceptance of yourself, all of that, but an
Speaker 1: incredible performance by Daniel Craig. I just don't know if
Speaker 1: a lot of you are gonna watch. I am, Parrel,
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