Speaker 1: Hey, everybody, welcome back. This is episode nineteen of Relationships
Speaker 1: Is a Bitch. Mike Gagavino here with aj Benza and
Speaker 1: our relationship since say Arena would hey, guys.
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 3: Hi?
Speaker 2: Looking good? Everybody looking good?
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Speaker 3: We'll talk about Fansy.
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Speaker 1: by our very own relationship expert, Arena Wood. Gemini near
Speaker 1: Me has helped thousands to fall in love with themselves.
Speaker 1: And speaking of love, Irena fell back in love with
Speaker 1: some puppies this weekend. They returned from three weeks of
Speaker 1: puppy boot camp and so how well trained were the
Speaker 1: puppies when they returned from boot camp?
Speaker 3: Mike, I should say thank you to your wife because
Speaker 3: that was initially your idea. Jerry and did very well.
Speaker 3: And I have to tell you I should admit I
Speaker 3: love those doggies. My love was so conditional since beginning.
Speaker 3: It's not a baby to have unconditional love and accept
Speaker 3: everything because it wasn't easy. Yes, all those peas and
Speaker 3: poops all over the house. Dogs were very untrained, weren't train,
Speaker 3: not untrained, and yeah, they were digging and they were
Speaker 3: always dirty, and you know, it was a lot of
Speaker 3: mess in the house, plus our eighty four years old
Speaker 3: mother that couldn't afford biting because your skin is very substally,
Speaker 3: you know, and soft and tended. So whatever. Now they
Speaker 3: came back like two unbelievable doggies. But my daily routine
Speaker 3: is totally changed because usually I took clients very early
Speaker 3: in the morning, early in the morning when they are overseas,
Speaker 3: and now my morning routine and I shuffle through the morning,
Speaker 3: was totally dogs routine. We wake up, we have no
Speaker 3: phones on purpose, while having our mauch of coffee, and
Speaker 3: after a while, walking dogs for another hour, hour and
Speaker 3: a half or something like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah, And
Speaker 3: we do it for maybe forty minutes. But after you
Speaker 3: meet your neighbors, and we don't know many people in
Speaker 3: all Golm, so we just oh, how are you, what's
Speaker 3: your name, what's your doggie's name, blah blah blah. So
Speaker 3: it starts to be over one hour, so maybe exaggerated
Speaker 3: with one hour and a half, but it's still a lot,
Speaker 3: and I can't control the time, so I leave around
Speaker 3: seventy seven ish and I come back like eight forty.
Speaker 3: So in twenty minutes, I have my English, I have
Speaker 3: my podcast, I have my client by something and I'm
Speaker 3: still adapting. I medag it myself and it'll be okay.
Speaker 1: Well, we're primarily worried about is your husband not abiding
Speaker 1: by everything that the trainer told your husband he has
Speaker 1: to do? And the dog's getting spoiled and fallen out
Speaker 1: of everything they just love. See, how are we going
Speaker 1: to keep him on track?
Speaker 2: Kenny can go to a maybe Kenny can go to
Speaker 2: a camp.
Speaker 1: Three own a three week owner dog owners.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah for crazy dog lovers. So what happens?
Speaker 3: I call Mike very stressed out while Sunday shopping for
Speaker 3: doing grocery and say, Mike, I had some business questions,
Speaker 3: but not about it. So I told him about the
Speaker 3: dog is we just left the boot camp and dogs
Speaker 3: trainer AJ He says, you have to feed them twice today.
Speaker 3: The latest time is two pm. Otherwise they will poop
Speaker 3: in the house. And that was one of the main
Speaker 3: reasons why we don't have to like why we send
Speaker 3: them to this dog cam. I see my husband while
Speaker 3: we are walking seven pm in the night he's feeding them.
Speaker 3: I say, Ken, what are you doing and he said,
Speaker 3: I can't let my dog start. What your animal yourself,
Speaker 3: you understand they have to eat. I said, okay, let's
Speaker 3: ask vit. So we asked just BTT. I didn't ask
Speaker 3: erna ai vatar, but I asked how to feed animals
Speaker 3: at two months and a half stage. They told us
Speaker 3: it's okay, like three times a day, but you still
Speaker 3: have to be very consistent about walking them out as
Speaker 3: much as.
Speaker 2: That's too early.
Speaker 3: That was rough that, yes, but they were sitting doing
Speaker 3: down everything they say, of course, because they're starting.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, normally a dog needs that, even my little touchy,
Speaker 2: you know. A half hour of exercise is great for them.
Speaker 2: But typically there's a morning peepee and poopy, and then
Speaker 2: there's a before you go to sleep peepy and poopy.
Speaker 2: But I mean I put feed heer at five o'clock just.
Speaker 3: And that's what we are doing. I think it's a
Speaker 3: golden middle. It's good.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it'll be fine because you already met your neighbors.
Speaker 2: You don't have to meet them again and again. It'll
Speaker 2: be fine. And if you walk them at night, no
Speaker 2: one's going to be able to talk to you. It'll
Speaker 2: be a faster walk, I.
Speaker 3: Said, Kenny, I see all these people are so much
Speaker 3: in peace and harmony. And then they said, it looks
Speaker 3: like nobody's working in this community off too. They are
Speaker 3: retired most of all. Yeah, okay, well, well.
Speaker 2: You know dogs, dogs really I love them. They're better
Speaker 2: than people to me. But they they can take over
Speaker 2: your life. I don't even mind it. You know, for
Speaker 2: four years, Mike can tell you. When I left my wife,
Speaker 2: I was with TUTSI. I was with a suitcase with touts,
Speaker 2: going from Chicago to Vegas to l A different hotels,
Speaker 2: different airlines. She was my life. I mean, I wouldn't
Speaker 2: have it any other way. And I'll have her. I'm
Speaker 2: actually gonna take her back when I go leave Chicago.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna stop in Vegas and see Andrew get Totsy,
Speaker 2: bring her back to my place.
Speaker 1: For a while.
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh yeah, oh yeah, of course we're doing that.
Speaker 2: But I want us to have I want to I
Speaker 2: want both of us to have her because she's important
Speaker 2: to both of us. But yeah, I'll be taking home
Speaker 2: later this month.
Speaker 1: Is that is awesome? So Arena an important lesson from
Speaker 1: last week's show, Arena loves everybody or loves most people
Speaker 1: and sees all the good people, which is part of
Speaker 1: what makes you so great. But when we were doing
Speaker 1: the Kanye and Banka segment, Arena post, well, no, no,
Speaker 1: this is what you did to you because I want
Speaker 1: to tell you what you saw and then what actually happened.
Speaker 1: And you're going to kick yourself because Arena after the
Speaker 1: show came to me and she went like, you know,
Speaker 1: I see some things in the numbers that are that
Speaker 1: are kind of bad that I don't like to say
Speaker 1: negative things about people, and so I didn't say and
Speaker 1: I'm like, Arena, you have to when you see something
Speaker 1: like that in the numbers, you have to bring it up.
Speaker 1: Otherwise we're not being fully transparent. We need to be
Speaker 1: for for the audience and for ourselves. Well, what do
Speaker 1: you think happened? The next day?
Speaker 2: They split up? Yeah, I didn't hear that.
Speaker 3: I didn't know what because I don't watch news. I
Speaker 3: try to, you know, Kenny, No, I tell you, Kenny
Speaker 3: is watching Fox most of all the times and other
Speaker 3: TV channels, but they are news related. Everything is about politics.
Speaker 3: So we never watched all these Kenny Vesta, I didn't
Speaker 3: know that, but I have to tell you, as much
Speaker 3: as I'm not a big fan of both of them,
Speaker 3: your horoscope is crazier than you're is much crazier. And
Speaker 3: I had a reason not because I try to be
Speaker 3: nice and you know, to please everybody and to be
Speaker 3: a sweet arena. It's different by let's say, if you
Speaker 3: applied and book your session with me and you tell
Speaker 3: me Irena with numbers, you can sell a lot of stuff.
Speaker 3: I'm not a few fortune teller, but still it opens
Speaker 3: up your potential, and I say, Mike, I wouldn't be
Speaker 3: able even tell it to your wife that you're known
Speaker 3: forever and trust as much as possible, or to your
Speaker 3: kids as well as psychological session. I feel comically, I
Speaker 3: agree that we speak about celebrities and they like when
Speaker 3: you speak about that because it's the promotion. So from
Speaker 3: these points of view, I do something good for them.
Speaker 3: From points of view of karma, maybe I open up
Speaker 3: something that I shouldn't because nobody asked me about it.
Speaker 2: You understand, No, you don't have to worry about that.
Speaker 1: But if you saw the bad karma there, you saw
Speaker 1: it in the next day, Well, so what happened?
Speaker 3: How did they separate, tell me this.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. The guy Kanye is a crazy person.
Speaker 2: He just decided to go back on his anti semitic
Speaker 2: rant how he hates Jews, and then he quit Twitter,
Speaker 2: and he had his website.
Speaker 1: Got kicked off.
Speaker 2: He got kicked off Twitter, and he has his website
Speaker 2: where he sells one item and then a T shirt
Speaker 2: was a swastika on it. It's horrible. So apparently Bianca
Speaker 2: had you know, there were things leading up, and then
Speaker 2: after that she said, I can't be around this. I
Speaker 2: can't be around this guy who's so anti Semitic and
Speaker 2: just hating Jewish people. So they're no longer together. But
Speaker 2: I don't. You don't need to worry about being personal
Speaker 2: with these celebrities. You just say I don't. It's not
Speaker 2: a bad thing if you say I don't see them
Speaker 2: staying together for a long time.
Speaker 3: It was not about their match.
Speaker 4: They are cooku together and maybe they will even get
Speaker 4: back together to each other. You know, these people they
Speaker 4: have to match because they would better not spore a
Speaker 4: life of the other people. It's I know you like
Speaker 4: your shape, I know she's sexy. This party is visible
Speaker 4: without any astrology and nomerology, right but Aja, I have
Speaker 4: to tell you there is something that I saw a
Speaker 4: lot of a lot of aspects for both of them.
Speaker 4: Never do any kind of spiritual crazy retreat. Let's say
Speaker 4: ayavasca is probably not there the treatment as well. They
Speaker 4: have to stay away from drugs, from everything. What is
Speaker 4: you know, can influence their psycho system. And I'm sorry.
Speaker 4: This type of behavior, in my mind, I.
Speaker 3: Could be very You're not wrong, should be provoked by
Speaker 3: something like drugs or tablets or whatever, or alcohol. They
Speaker 3: have big letters stay away from this, and they both haven't.
Speaker 3: I think their union is unhealthy. What of them plus together.
Speaker 3: It's a bump explosives and it happened.
Speaker 2: So that's it.
Speaker 1: Now. Later in the show, we're going to do something
Speaker 1: a little bit different. We're going to talk about the
Speaker 1: relationship between two countries, and so whatever you see in
Speaker 1: the numerology of the two countries. If we're gonna take
Speaker 1: over Canada and it's going to become the first state,
Speaker 1: the audience needs to know it's going to be the
Speaker 1: fifty first state.
Speaker 2: You're not going to hurt anybody's feelings. Don't worry about it.
Speaker 3: Just I have my opinion about this. You know, it's
Speaker 3: like numerology can tell you this alex plain. I'll dive
Speaker 3: into that later on.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, okay, all right, because there's one thing about
Speaker 1: we always do this show on Tuesdays. One thing I
Speaker 1: love about doing on Monday is you have a whole
Speaker 1: weekend of stuff that's happened, that's fresh that we can
Speaker 1: talk about. And there's there's so much out there that
Speaker 1: that involves relationships in in one way or another. Maybe
Speaker 1: we'll have time and we'll talk about some of these
Speaker 1: some of these others. But by the way, aj Is
Speaker 1: is back in Chicago visiting Rosalie and Jack, and you
Speaker 1: talk about relationships between siblings and and and what people
Speaker 1: will do for each other. AG's back in Chicago probably
Speaker 1: six times a year, helping out there and doing things
Speaker 1: with with his sister. And the quid pro quo is
Speaker 1: the unbelievable menu that.
Speaker 2: Yeah I am, It's everything when I ate last night,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean, here's the thing. You know, Rosalie
Speaker 2: just had her hip operation because she fell, but she's
Speaker 2: doing okay. So I'm driving her car, the brand new Cadillac.
Speaker 2: The battery was dead because it's so freezing out here.
Speaker 2: It's one degree. I left La seventy five degrees to
Speaker 2: fly to a one degree in Chicago. But what are
Speaker 2: we going. We're gonna go to the store. We gotta
Speaker 2: get lobster tails. Ad buys shrimp, and I'm gonna stuff
Speaker 2: the shrimp with crab meat, and I'm gonna stuff the
Speaker 2: lobster crab meat. So last night's dinner was just ribby
Speaker 2: stuffed shrimp with crab meat, stuffed lobster tails with crab meat.
Speaker 2: I mean it just that's just a Sunday. And I
Speaker 2: helped to cook because we always make it was cooked
Speaker 2: together in the kitchen, and uh yeah, I mean that's
Speaker 2: that's my payback for me to help out is I
Speaker 2: get to eat and get fatter and fatter while I'm
Speaker 2: here because it just doesn't go out.
Speaker 1: You get plenty of exercise in that minus one degree
Speaker 1: or whatever the heck it is. But as they are
Speaker 1: helping out his sister and his brother in law, Doze says,
Speaker 1: By the way, as of this morning, that Chelsea Clinton
Speaker 1: was given eighty four million dollars by us AI. D unbelievable.
Speaker 1: That money, at least a lot of it, was supposed
Speaker 1: to go to Haiti. Maybe we'll have some time to
Speaker 1: talk about that. Yeah, Trump buzzing the racetrack at Daytona,
Speaker 1: going to Daytona five hundred. It was pretty interesting. That
Speaker 1: was America's dumbest news anchor in my opinion. Margaret Brennan
Speaker 1: at CBS showed why she is America's dumbest news anchor
Speaker 1: in an interview she did with Marco Rubio that hopefully
Speaker 1: we'll have a couple of minutes to talk about. And
Speaker 1: there's all kinds of stuff surrounding the festivities of Saturday
Speaker 1: Night Lives fiftieth anniversary that went on, and so I
Speaker 1: do want to talk about talk about that first. Yeah, Now,
Speaker 1: did you guys get a chance to watch any of
Speaker 1: what was going on with the SNL festivities? I saw
Speaker 1: all over social media too.
Speaker 2: I saw a bunch of it. I taped it. I'm
Speaker 2: going to watch all of it to do my famous
Speaker 2: A bit show. But I saw a lot. I love SNL,
Speaker 2: even when it's bad, I love it. I'm a fan.
Speaker 1: I love I actually think the musical show, which was
Speaker 1: the fifty years of music performances on SNL, was better
Speaker 1: than the regular special that they were both excellent. You
Speaker 1: have to watch both of them. But but there were
Speaker 1: some performances in the music special were incredible and there
Speaker 1: were some that just left you with your mouth just
Speaker 1: go why don't we What is going on? Putting Divot?
Speaker 2: I doubt no.
Speaker 1: Okay, I don't even know how youribed Divo?
Speaker 2: Was this new wave?
Speaker 1: Was this new wave band that came out in like
Speaker 1: hazmat suits and uh these weird uh like as Matt
Speaker 1: goggles right and uh and did this uh you know,
Speaker 1: very computerized. You know, there were there were a couple
Speaker 1: of songs that became popular with the band was popular
Speaker 1: more because of how bizarre the whole was.
Speaker 3: I can picture, I can't imagine.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, and okay, when the band's in their thirties,
Speaker 1: that's kind of cool. I guess it's kind of cool.
Speaker 1: When they're pushing eighty, it's just weirder than shit. And
Speaker 1: they were very weird. So they were one of my
Speaker 1: big thumbs downs from from the night. Another band, also
Speaker 1: Pushing eighty that pulled it off though, because the B
Speaker 1: fifty two's I love who they. I mean, it's totally
Speaker 1: they totally pulled it off and doing rock lobster and
Speaker 1: the guy's voice is so unique and you look at
Speaker 1: him and he's even weirder looking at seventy five or
Speaker 1: eighty whatever the heck. He is right. But they were
Speaker 1: able to pull it off. A lot of people think
Speaker 1: that Share pulled it off. But I've got a non
Speaker 1: sang turn back time, and in my opinion, she did.
Speaker 2: Not turn it back exactly. Yeah, yeah, they want, they want.
Speaker 2: I love I love Share. Forget about her politics, but
Speaker 2: I've met I've met Shriff, sat in her house. If
Speaker 2: if I could turn back time is an anthem. But
Speaker 2: you don't sing that when you're eighty years old. Because
Speaker 2: they joke and they put her in.
Speaker 1: You should see the outfit they put her in she had.
Speaker 1: I don't know if we're tarred with lace and uh oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: you can't at seventy eight or whatever she is. It's
Speaker 1: not fair to pack her into that.
Speaker 2: She wanted. She wanted it. She loves that. Yeah, Shall
Speaker 2: was famous for crazy outfits. They didn't force her aware
Speaker 2: of that.
Speaker 3: That's is it like your last concert. I have to
Speaker 3: tell you this story. I have to take it out
Speaker 3: from my chest. So I'm a foreigner for me, Yes,
Speaker 3: I'm a foreigner for me. Your big names important for me.
Speaker 3: I don't know they are left or right, they're good
Speaker 3: or bad. And I didn't know all these inside country
Speaker 3: conversations and how they promote liberals, so what they do
Speaker 3: and so on and so on, right, so I wanted
Speaker 3: to see Share. It was perfectly organized concerts in Pound Beagh,
Speaker 3: fifteen minutes away from us. You know that we're busy
Speaker 3: with the dogs and up and this and that, so
Speaker 3: we don't go out that much besides a good lot.
Speaker 1: Oh, this just.
Speaker 3: Happened, yes, in January, and I tell my dear husband, Darling,
Speaker 3: why don't we start the year with a new challenge,
Speaker 3: meeting new people, having cultural life, going to the concerts.
Speaker 3: Why don't we go? Okay, my mother and Laura fused
Speaker 3: immediately because Share is we don't even discuss it. She's
Speaker 3: way too liberal for her. But she said, you guys go.
Speaker 3: So I felt like my husband is not too much
Speaker 3: in the mood to go. But I not convince him.
Speaker 3: I never want to do something against his will, but
Speaker 3: I explained him that for me, she's in a proper age,
Speaker 3: in a delicate age. You want to see stars already
Speaker 3: going down because tomorrow they cannot exist, so you appreciate
Speaker 3: their presence and their culture change in activity. No matter what,
Speaker 3: we buy tickets for a good price. Guys, I have
Speaker 3: no idea why I'm in Gordon City Hotel out of nowhere.
Speaker 3: Around Christmas time, I decided to verify how our tickets
Speaker 3: are doing. I call them, I don't see the ticket.
Speaker 3: It never came, I said, what happened. I see the ticket,
Speaker 3: but I don't see the confirmation number or something like that.
Speaker 3: So I call them and they tell me you don't
Speaker 3: have any tickets. I say, we paid for them. I
Speaker 3: got the bill and say no. I go to the
Speaker 3: Chase Bank and they see those money. They were returned.
Speaker 3: It's about the energy of desire and intention. So I
Speaker 3: had no idea. But I know when Kenny has no desire,
Speaker 3: it will never happen deliberately, will be lost. I already
Speaker 3: checked a few times. He has a strong will and
Speaker 3: energy man's energy. So those tickets were just lost and
Speaker 3: we missed them, and we didn't go yes. And when
Speaker 3: I talked about buying another other ones, I understood, that's
Speaker 3: not a part of the conversation. So me, as a
Speaker 3: spiritual human, I said it to take a part of
Speaker 3: the universe signal. So we don't go against your husband's will,
Speaker 3: and so on and so on. Maybe it's not cancer
Speaker 3: to visit, but I still remember that I didn't see
Speaker 3: share in life.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean you missed the lace and the yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: So you made me feel good. Now see that it
Speaker 3: was nothing to see, you know what, say.
Speaker 1: A voke from a vocal standpoint, it was good. I mean,
Speaker 1: the audience loved it. She know, she did her thing.
Speaker 1: It's just to me that it's too much at that
Speaker 1: age to be to be doing it. But she sounded good,
Speaker 1: and so about Fannie Raite sounded well.
Speaker 2: Body rich, amazing, amazing. I can't make you love me.
Speaker 2: Oh my god. Look there's a lot of amount there
Speaker 2: that are all that that sound great. But you know,
Speaker 2: I can't share. Shouldn't wear things where her whole upper
Speaker 2: leg is showing, and you know, people get flabby at
Speaker 2: seventy eight years old. It's natural.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was a little too much. But I have
Speaker 1: to tell you if you're if you're just going to
Speaker 1: take a few minutes online to check out individual performances,
Speaker 1: there was some stuff they used the Tonight show housepan
Speaker 1: the roots, you know, questions, they are so good. I mean,
Speaker 1: I can't stand Fallon and that show. But the band
Speaker 1: is unbelievable. And Eddie Vedder did Corduroy with that the
Speaker 1: guitarists from that band. It was amazing. You have to
Speaker 1: check that out. You have to check Post Malone doing
Speaker 1: Kurt Cobain fronting the remaining members of Nirvana. That was unbelievable.
Speaker 2: That's great, that was great.
Speaker 1: Trying to think what else I like? Man, Well, okay,
Speaker 1: so my wife and I kind of got into this
Speaker 1: last night. I brewing for a while with me. But
Speaker 1: now it's official. I think Miley Cyrus is sexy.
Speaker 2: I think so sexy, but I mean she used to.
Speaker 1: Maybe it's because my kids watched her.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but that raspy voice out that she wears and
Speaker 5: just the way she delivers it, she was on fire.
Speaker 2: She is great. And I'll tell you what you know,
Speaker 2: Dolly Parton sings Joline, but when Miley sings Joline, it's
Speaker 2: a different thing. She's she's so good.
Speaker 1: She's great, She's uh, she's definitely and she let off
Speaker 1: the show. Okay, here's what I didn't get.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 1: I've been seeing this name around and I just assume
Speaker 1: this guy was a rapper.
Speaker 2: Who bad Bonnie Bad Bunny's big. He's so popular.
Speaker 1: Man, I thought I thought he was a hip.
Speaker 2: Hop No, no, no, he's not. He's not, and and
Speaker 2: all the girls love him. Man, But I know, well
Speaker 2: that was a guy before him. Uh what the hell
Speaker 2: was his name? Ye daddy Yankee. There's a lot of
Speaker 2: guys like that from that side of the world who
Speaker 2: have a different way of singing. They're not rappers, but
Speaker 2: their people love their music. These kids, they I call
Speaker 2: them kids. They there. Streaming numbers are through the roof.
Speaker 1: So people who are not bilingual English speaking only love
Speaker 1: Bad Bunny even though they have no idea what he's
Speaker 1: singing or it's mostly it's younger.
Speaker 2: Younger, younger, Yeah, younger people, but bad Bad Bunny is
Speaker 2: he's so huge, but younger people.
Speaker 1: They I didn't get that one. They made a Jolly
Speaker 1: Roll doing Johnny Cash songs. I didn't really I love
Speaker 1: jelly roll that. They they had Backstreet Boys that you know,
Speaker 1: it's the Backstreet Boys. It was good. It's funny to
Speaker 1: see because the crowd. The only way to get in
Speaker 1: there was you have to be a former cast member
Speaker 1: at lib or had worked on the show whatever. So
Speaker 1: anytime you're looking in the audience. You're seeing god but
Speaker 1: stars everywhere in the audience, And it's interesting to look
Speaker 1: at other people that you know are famous react to music.
Speaker 1: It was funny as shit to see John Ham singing
Speaker 1: hip hop lyrics right right in the background.
Speaker 2: Or Kevin Costler. I saw him a number of times
Speaker 2: in the background. I know it. Look, it's unprecedented fifty years.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, is there a more important person in
Speaker 2: terms of finding talent than Lorne Michael's for the last
Speaker 2: fifty years. Just understand the people he hired for SNL
Speaker 2: and what they went on to do. It's amazing, unbelievable.
Speaker 1: Did you see the doc about the first night?
Speaker 2: Yes? I did, and that was that was.
Speaker 1: Great too, because you appreciate just how close this thing
Speaker 1: was to be in doa and never even getting out there.
Speaker 1: So all right, Irena, I don't know how much Saturday
Speaker 1: Night Live you've watched in your life, but so AJ
Speaker 1: give me your SNL Hall of Fame. Who are the
Speaker 1: three best guys?
Speaker 2: Wow? On the show?
Speaker 1: Three best women from this.
Speaker 2: Is not easy? Three best guys. I gotta put Phil
Speaker 2: Hartman in there because I think he's just an MVP forever.
Speaker 2: Will Ferrell never did it wrong. Belushi fantastic. I can
Speaker 2: go on and all, well.
Speaker 1: That's okay, so that's your time. So we have we
Speaker 1: have one common We both agreed Belushi's top three of
Speaker 1: all time. I have Chris Farley and Eddie Murphy as
Speaker 1: my other. You can't go wrong so great on that
Speaker 1: show doing James Brown.
Speaker 2: It was amazing. You can't go wrong. There's so many
Speaker 2: even with the women, you know women, Kate Well God,
Speaker 2: Kate McKinnon. I love Kristen Wigg, I love Amy Pohla
Speaker 2: was great, Tina Fey, but you go back to Gilda Radner.
Speaker 2: She was the first one who really knocked it out
Speaker 2: of the park. You know what happens is Lauren Michaels
Speaker 2: has said this and interviews people are asked, what's your
Speaker 2: best cast? It comes down to who when you were
Speaker 2: eighteen or nineteen or twenty. That's the cast you're gonna
Speaker 2: think is the best, whether it's Billy Crystal, David Spade.
Speaker 2: Let's not even forget Martin.
Speaker 1: Martin short.
Speaker 2: Dana Carvey is an envy pit. I mean it's just endless.
Speaker 2: It's endless, so it's so large of it.
Speaker 1: I mean, there were a lot of great ones, a
Speaker 1: lot of great ones. So, Irena, do you have anybody
Speaker 1: from that show? That was a favorite of years.
Speaker 3: Fortunately I didn't watch it because we watch only Fox.
Speaker 3: You know, Mike, it's football day. I'm joking. I love
Speaker 3: my husband. Whatever makes you happy, But I love that
Speaker 3: type of stuff. I wanted to tell you something. I
Speaker 3: love Edie Murphy. And you know what is my favorite
Speaker 3: stand up I'm sure he didn't present it that one,
Speaker 3: but when he was talking about the women American women
Speaker 3: fifty to fifty, he said, I'm going to the jungle
Speaker 3: and then meet this woman. She doesn't speak any English.
Speaker 3: That makes it so good, this long hair, all the
Speaker 3: ass book curves and I want you and she wants me,
Speaker 3: and that's all natural, and we are going together and
Speaker 3: we are deeply in love. And after I bring you
Speaker 3: to the United States and she lives with me, and
Speaker 3: she starts understand the English, and she starts understand the
Speaker 3: society and the laws, and it ends up with the
Speaker 3: tough like what do.
Speaker 2: You want for?
Speaker 3: Like whatever? Whatever we want for breakfast for lunch.
Speaker 1: It was so.
Speaker 3: You have to understand what I met, Kenny. And it
Speaker 3: was very early beginning, we were like dating, traveling Europe.
Speaker 3: Now that part, I'm not even touching that part of conversation. Listen,
Speaker 3: I'm siding I didn't know he is like in the
Speaker 3: middle of tough divorce for five years. I didn't know
Speaker 3: how because we just started. So I knew few comedy presenters,
Speaker 3: you know, speakers from United States. And they sent him
Speaker 3: not from fifty to fifty. But the way he talks
Speaker 3: about the girl has sex in this brutal how I
Speaker 3: love that. It was so funny and they said him
Speaker 3: and I see, this guy was a great center of humor.
Speaker 3: It's not laughing very much America. Now I live here,
Speaker 3: and they see it's all over the place, how challenging
Speaker 3: is divorced here, and how many guys would love to
Speaker 3: divorce their wives and they don't do it forever, not
Speaker 3: because of kids, but because of their money cases. And say,
Speaker 3: oh my god, people are in prison of their own
Speaker 3: values that were created with money, you know, because they
Speaker 3: put them in PRIs. But anyway, it was funny because
Speaker 3: I understand that things you see from outside, whatever it's politics,
Speaker 3: loves of comedy or even like opera in three stuff
Speaker 3: and so on and so on, you see the outside
Speaker 3: much more different than it is when you're living here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, lots to check out of SNL content from over
Speaker 1: the weekend. The other huge thing that happened this weekend
Speaker 1: that I'm a casual hockey fan, so I didn't know
Speaker 1: that this was happening until the story started to pop
Speaker 1: U pop online. But you know, it's been it's been
Speaker 1: really funny watching Trump just tool on Justin Trudeau and
Speaker 1: this whole you know, fifty first st aid and that
Speaker 1: Trudeau can be the can be the governor thing, but this,
Speaker 1: the whole dynamic between USA and Canada really took a
Speaker 1: cultural turn. And over the weekend in a hockey tournament,
Speaker 1: So AJ, what do you know about that.
Speaker 2: I'm like you, I'm even less of a hockey fan
Speaker 2: than you. And I started to watch some videos and
Speaker 2: it was very patriotic videos of we're playing them and
Speaker 2: they booed our national anthem, which doesn't sit right with Americans.
Speaker 2: And then I know, we started getting unanswered goals and
Speaker 2: we kept playing Freebird from Leonard Skinner after we scored,
Speaker 2: and then there were fist fights galore, at least three
Speaker 2: right away. I'm not a hockey fan, but I'm all
Speaker 2: for you know, Trump's New America, to let Canada know, hey, man,
Speaker 2: don't mess with us, don't just don't do it. Don't
Speaker 2: do it. And Trudeau, I don't want to get in
Speaker 2: the weeds, but Trudeau's done so many things badly and
Speaker 2: he's petrified of Trump. So I loved what happened. I
Speaker 2: felt a sense of patriotism, like it was the eighty
Speaker 2: Olympics with Mike RITZIONI, you know, do you believe in miracles?
Speaker 2: I loved it, and I normally don't care about hockey,
Speaker 2: but that really that turned me on. It turned me on.
Speaker 1: We see, obviously, we saw in the United States over
Speaker 1: the last decade the move to the left and wokeism
Speaker 1: and how that infected the culture and politics, but we
Speaker 1: sometimes don't realize how much further it's gone in other
Speaker 1: places Western Europe and Canada most noticeably. And this was
Speaker 1: sort of a we're not going to take it from
Speaker 1: the US hockey team, so they get booing the anthem
Speaker 1: in Montreal as the anthem is being played immediately before
Speaker 1: the game even really starts. Right at the start of
Speaker 1: the game, three successive fights break out where our guys
Speaker 1: beat up on the Canadian guys, and then throughout the
Speaker 1: game there were a series of just really great hits
Speaker 1: where the US beat up on them, and it was
Speaker 1: just a great message delivered by the hockey team that
Speaker 1: you didn't necessarily expect that USA Hockey was going to
Speaker 1: delivering a Trump like message to Canada. Amazing if you
Speaker 1: look at that happening over the weekend. At the same time,
Speaker 1: you've got the Vice President making some comments at a
Speaker 1: conference in Germany and about the need for other nations,
Speaker 1: specifically NATO nations to step up contribute more of their
Speaker 1: GMP to defense, and that the US can't defend the
Speaker 1: entire world anymore. We have to invest in this AI
Speaker 1: arms race with China, and we have to do other
Speaker 1: things right. We can't defend the whole globe. Some of
Speaker 1: these guys have to have to step up. And that
Speaker 1: was not well received by by some of these nations.
Speaker 1: You had some guy, some un guys start crying at
Speaker 1: the at the microphone at the I mean, just unbelievable
Speaker 1: that the message is not being the message is being
Speaker 1: received well in other places. We know what's happened in
Speaker 1: Argentina and and other places, and we we know that
Speaker 1: Trudeau does not have a chance in hell of winning
Speaker 1: re election, and it's going to be the Conservative party
Speaker 1: up there. Forget what it's called that uh that that
Speaker 1: takes over in the in the prime minister's role. So
Speaker 1: China is China. Canada is turning just like the US turned.
Speaker 1: But but you still have these voices up there booing
Speaker 1: the the US national anthem.
Speaker 2: So listen, I've told you, I haven't said it enough.
Speaker 2: But since I've tangled the Trump for thirty years, I
Speaker 2: know the kind of people he respects and likes, and
Speaker 2: the kind he does it immediately, and he likes winners,
Speaker 2: He likes tough guys, he likes successful people. If there's
Speaker 2: any part of your body or image that's soft, Trump
Speaker 2: goes in for the kill. And that's what Justin Trudeau is.
Speaker 2: He's a soft guy. And Trump's not gonna stop what
Speaker 2: this guy he considers.
Speaker 1: I think somewhere in the what not to do as
Speaker 1: Prime Minister rules, there should be don't get caught on
Speaker 1: video dancing at a Taylor Swift concert. I know, I
Speaker 1: mean that's gonna that's gonna kind of impact your image
Speaker 1: as the tough leader of a country.
Speaker 2: He's so bad and the black face and the blackface
Speaker 2: and the rumor of him being Fidel Castro's son. I
Speaker 2: do believe that. I know, I don't know what, I mean,
Speaker 2: Trump is serious about this fifty first state thing. I'm
Speaker 2: I'm not sure how that works. I don't I don't
Speaker 2: really understand it.
Speaker 1: I don't think Trump's.
Speaker 2: He just keeps peppering people with it. But I wouldn't
Speaker 2: know what.
Speaker 1: It's a great negotiation technique. I mean, Trump doesn't go
Speaker 1: in softly. I mean Trump goes in and goes right
Speaker 1: for the juggular every one of these situations, whether it's uh,
Speaker 1: you know, tariffs with with Mexico and Canada to get
Speaker 1: them to commit the troops to the border like and
Speaker 1: watch them fold, like pull their cards in twenty four hours,
Speaker 1: or with Columbia, and obviously what he's what he's trying
Speaker 1: to do in other places, trying to bring a quick
Speaker 1: piece to the fighting in the Middle East and the
Speaker 1: fighting of Ukraine and Russia. But I thought Byron Donald's,
Speaker 1: a congressman from here in Florida, had a great post
Speaker 1: last night. He said, he said, last nighteteen Canada learned
Speaker 1: fa f O. Yeah, those of you who don't know,
Speaker 1: fuck around and find out.
Speaker 2: I love it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he said one they booed our anthem.
Speaker 2: Two.
Speaker 1: So we got into three fights in the first nine seconds.
Speaker 1: Three we then netted three unanswered goals, four we blasted
Speaker 1: freebird after each goal, and five we blow them out
Speaker 1: in their own stadium. Six America is back. I thought
Speaker 1: that was a great from Donald, Absolutely absolutely great. SNL
Speaker 1: Hockey US and Canada. We talked about relationships all the
Speaker 1: time on the show, but we've never talked about relationships
Speaker 1: the relationship between countries. But relationship between countries can be
Speaker 1: similar to any other relationship, right, Sometimes the power dynamic
Speaker 1: in a relationship can shift for one reason or another,
Speaker 1: and that can be a source of consternation. Well, obviously
Speaker 1: the US has always had the upper hand in the
Speaker 1: power dynamic of Canada, so we've played that upper hand
Speaker 1: more softly most of the time, and then we are
Speaker 1: currently playing it. And so I think the bottom line
Speaker 1: is that Trump has no patience for people who are
Speaker 1: soft and see Frankly as a pussy and has trolled
Speaker 1: them a lot on social media. So it's time to
Speaker 1: turn to Arena to answer the question about the relationship.
Speaker 1: Is the relationship it suffered a reparable harm here or
Speaker 1: can it be fixed? And what is the compatibility between
Speaker 1: these two countries that share this huge border that goes
Speaker 1: basically from coast to code.
Speaker 2: Wow? Very sure.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: First of all, thank you for giving me another challenge,
Speaker 3: because no, I like that. I like that it's different,
Speaker 3: and I don't mind doing that. People have to understand
Speaker 3: that astrological compatibility could work out either for people, for businesses,
Speaker 3: for employees, for your collaborations, for partnerships, and for countries.
Speaker 3: Also just because everything what starts starts under the influence
Speaker 3: of planets, because it's a part of nature. So at
Speaker 3: this proper day, when United States and Canada were established
Speaker 3: to be independent countries, Sun Moon and eight other influential planets,
Speaker 3: they had their position and what does it mean. Astrological
Speaker 3: aspects were created and they influenced people who belong to
Speaker 3: those countries. And there is such a term as a
Speaker 3: karma of the territory that makes a lot of sense.
Speaker 3: It's not astrology, but it's more energy. But it's still there.
Speaker 3: Because if you dive into the history of my motherland,
Speaker 3: Ukraine was always a piece of land that tried to
Speaker 3: be taken by many nations in different centers. So it
Speaker 3: was a karma of the territory of war and being
Speaker 3: abused and kidnapped and taken by somebody else. So every
Speaker 3: territory has a memory through generations and ansectors, and it
Speaker 3: definitely has karma of the territory. And it definitely has
Speaker 3: astrological enumerological meaning. It wouldn't be that deep as with humans,
Speaker 3: but it would make some sense with Canada life past
Speaker 3: number for it's all number three. It's all about movement, relativity,
Speaker 3: arcian energy, communication, social influence, number of expression. Going to
Speaker 3: be as well, people fraternalities should be joyful, welcoming and artistic.
Speaker 3: Everybody I know from Canada. They are very educated, nice,
Speaker 3: smooth while talking to them people and very polite.
Speaker 1: I would say, you know many French Canadians.
Speaker 3: No, I don't, but I lived in France. But I
Speaker 3: lived in France, so I know with French people, Mike,
Speaker 3: there is only one thing. It's not that you have
Speaker 3: to play by their roles. You have to speak their language.
Speaker 3: You have respect their scandal because nothing ever ever will
Speaker 3: change it. It could be bombing all over the place.
Speaker 3: If they're from twelve to two, they will eat and drink.
Speaker 3: You would never be able to talk to them during
Speaker 3: this time. If you did try to do that once
Speaker 3: or two, you're just in a black list. Nobody will
Speaker 3: get in touch with you. You are unedicated humans. So you're
Speaker 3: interrupting something which is true value. In America. Now you're
Speaker 3: making money while talking, you know, like Ukraine actually halfway
Speaker 3: through yeah, probably too, okay, So desire for freedom speech
Speaker 3: and the expression, and there they have a strong humanitarian
Speaker 3: presence and responsibility for peace. I think all this green
Speaker 3: stuff that they like, all this healthy houses, healthy foods,
Speaker 3: and so on and so on, that makes a lot
Speaker 3: of sense as well. Canada's numbers emphasize diversity, self expression,
Speaker 3: and reinforcing its global reputation as a progressive, creative and
Speaker 3: caring nation. As far as I know, Ilan musk mom
Speaker 3: she was born in South Africa and he was raised
Speaker 3: up or born in Canada. And after he was the
Speaker 3: number one child who brought everybody not overseas next door
Speaker 3: to United States and all other his sister and brother
Speaker 3: they followed him and created their businesses and families here too.
Speaker 3: But anyway they came from Canada. I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 3: there is a per of this Union potentially also about USA.
Speaker 3: Key numbers life past number is freedom, adventure is taken, transformation.
Speaker 3: So you already see that kind of sense of more
Speaker 3: masculine and energy of progression, energy of goal getting energy,
Speaker 3: global disruptor, innovator and culture shaper, deep call into influence
Speaker 3: and lead the world creative, expressive and entertaining presence. We're
Speaker 3: talking about numbers, you know, with a strology, I couldn't
Speaker 3: make that much designed to lead and be a transsetter.
Speaker 3: Which happens, whatever is advertised taken at in the United States,
Speaker 3: it will be you know, consumed by all the rest
Speaker 3: of the world because everything that comes from here. They
Speaker 3: say wisdom comes from East, but I think trans sattin
Speaker 3: comes from United States, from the West, you know, just
Speaker 3: after it goes to Europe and all to all other countries.
Speaker 3: USA is a nation of innovation, progress, cultural impact, mentally
Speaker 3: inspire and challenge norms. It tries on freedom, constant evolution,
Speaker 3: and being the backund of opportunity for the world, which
Speaker 3: is great. It's a perfect explanation. So I created a
Speaker 3: numerological setting for them. Why those two matt that's what
Speaker 3: I you know, like, because they make three plus five
Speaker 3: from ten to nine purpose to get out of comfort zone.
Speaker 3: In this relationship, it is always a choice making and
Speaker 3: multimatum that we are seeing right now, Like it's not
Speaker 3: ultimat and directly but kind of you know, both because
Speaker 3: they were both created in July, it makes them the
Speaker 3: symbol of cancer. Cancer. Meane from zodiac point of view
Speaker 3: can say it's always water related. People who can say
Speaker 3: they should live by the water and they are very
Speaker 3: loyal to their families and tradition, their family oriented. I
Speaker 3: would say that Americans are very family are oriented and
Speaker 3: Canadians also what else is interesting about them If you
Speaker 3: think seven, which a symbol of chariot, they both were
Speaker 3: created in July. It's a symbol of a fast process.
Speaker 3: So charit is very fast. So everything what is happening
Speaker 3: on those territories is spreading and you know, like evolving
Speaker 3: very fast. And about candidates July first, which one gives
Speaker 3: you a number of leadership, but create a conflict which
Speaker 3: is going to be eight in total. It's a conflict
Speaker 3: of justice and for United States it's a conflict of power.
Speaker 3: And here United has a United States has another four
Speaker 3: which Mike, you have this number in your numerology. When
Speaker 3: we spoke about the rules creation. So it's United States.
Speaker 3: It's a country of rules. You abide, you observe, you follow,
Speaker 3: you pay taxes, you sleep well, do whatever want, but
Speaker 3: you don't go out of these kind of restrictions as well.
Speaker 3: They are common numbers. It's five, number of tradition, balance
Speaker 3: and worldwide.
Speaker 1: No.
Speaker 3: Their social success is number nineteen, which is a symbol
Speaker 3: of sunshine. They are proof orientation.
Speaker 1: It's not I, I don't know amo of sunshine.
Speaker 3: It's like how if they collaborate, I don't speak about
Speaker 3: like really being united, but if they collaborate, it can
Speaker 3: be some kind of projects. Because nineteen is symbol of baby,
Speaker 3: it's a symbol of sunshine. It's symbol of sun It's
Speaker 3: one of the biggest powerful cards that could bring any
Speaker 3: kind of dream realization. So because I try to see
Speaker 3: as much as I possible, because don't forget it's not
Speaker 3: human how they those two can match. Second gives them
Speaker 3: number thirteen, which is symbol of death. Maybe if you're united,
Speaker 3: yes or your book whatever have before, it's death. It's
Speaker 3: dead and justice basement of their relationship. What I would
Speaker 3: say from anumerological point of view, I would see here
Speaker 3: there are two independent countries that would better collaborate than
Speaker 3: become one whole thing together because they are similar, but
Speaker 3: they are different. They look like husband and wife. Canada
Speaker 3: is a wife, you say is a husband, because they
Speaker 3: have a lot of similarity. I'm speaking again from numbers
Speaker 3: point of view, but everybody has to be on their
Speaker 3: own place, if you ask me as a human because
Speaker 3: I agree on many many innovations that is happening with
Speaker 3: a new government, and I was a big fan of
Speaker 3: a few things that were implemented at the very first week.
Speaker 3: What I don't like as a spiritual soul when borders
Speaker 3: are changed in twenty first centuries. And I'm not talking
Speaker 3: about Canada, I'm not talking about Ukraine, I'm not talking
Speaker 3: about Israel. I want this world to come down a
Speaker 3: little bit, because in reality, we have sun, we have moon,
Speaker 3: we have money. Every woman can be any profession. Any
Speaker 3: man can make as much money as you want. You
Speaker 3: can have one kid, ten kids. You can dress up
Speaker 3: the way, you can go naked if you want. If
Speaker 3: you want to have deal with the creator, you can
Speaker 3: be whatever you want. In twenty fifth centuries, God gave
Speaker 3: you everything, just breathe, work, work out, be a good
Speaker 3: per person. Understand there are different religions, different mentalities, different languages.
Speaker 3: People can't come down in the whole entire world. They
Speaker 3: change in religions, they change in waters. What's your problem
Speaker 3: that your next neighbor wants something different. I don't care
Speaker 3: what my neighbors do.
Speaker 2: I disagree. Help because if your next door neighbor wanted
Speaker 2: to do something radical on their property that you and
Speaker 2: Kenny didn't.
Speaker 3: Like, on your property, sorry, agent on your property if
Speaker 3: it's not puts you in danger. So that's what I
Speaker 3: think that should be created, some kind of international regulation
Speaker 3: for safety of the world. But in all borders of
Speaker 3: the countries shouldn't be changed. Why you know why, because
Speaker 3: we'll be next president will be new, disagreement will be
Speaker 3: something different. World has to appreciate that we have it's
Speaker 3: life peace and we have all of us have to
Speaker 3: make everything peaceful, you know, like.
Speaker 1: Talking about different things and talking past each other a
Speaker 1: little bit. Look, I think it's really dangerous that we
Speaker 1: have countries like Canada, like the UK, like Germany that
Speaker 1: are censoring people or making it a crime to speak
Speaker 1: out about even English. They're really bad at that. I mean,
Speaker 1: there's a whole bunch of stuff going on with coming
Speaker 1: out of the sixty minute story last night, where in Germany,
Speaker 1: in Germany, a country eighty years ago, they were killing
Speaker 1: Jews by the thousands. You know, there's a pendulum that swings,
Speaker 1: and sometimes when you go too far one way, the
Speaker 1: swing back on the pendulum goes too far the other way. Well,
Speaker 1: i think we've gone too far the other way now
Speaker 1: in Germany where they are literally arresting people for liking
Speaker 1: content online or sharing content online. You know, this whole
Speaker 1: governing of hate speech, it's a it's a slippery slope
Speaker 1: that dangerous freedoms is not a place.
Speaker 3: Because that's what I'm saying that everybody has to come down. Everybody.
Speaker 3: I'm not speaking about the United States badly. I'm speaking
Speaker 3: about all worlds should start appreciate what we have life.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 1: Absolutely we should. But part of that means. Part of
Speaker 1: it means if your next door neighbor chooses to burn
Speaker 1: an American flag on their front lawn.
Speaker 3: Yes, that's what I'm saying. Front maybe I'm missing brought it.
Speaker 3: I'm saying that all people, all nations, should respect each other,
Speaker 3: be happy, because every nation has traditional food flag history.
Speaker 3: So it's great to travel to another country. Like we
Speaker 3: go to France, we know it's country of love. We
Speaker 3: go to Italy, it's a country of clothes, you know.
Speaker 3: So I'm talking about peacemaking, not about fighting and arguments.
Speaker 3: It's maybe general. It's not what you expected me to
Speaker 3: say about their match, because I just think that if
Speaker 3: we appraised all world each other, that would be fantastic.
Speaker 2: Well, I think that the worst thing that's happened, and
Speaker 2: it's going to keep creating problems until it's fixed, is
Speaker 2: our everybody's borders are just not what they used to be,
Speaker 2: you know. You and we have so many people from
Speaker 2: other countries crossing borders illegally and legally. That just makes
Speaker 2: a mess of everything. I can't automatically become accustomed to
Speaker 2: somebody's culture, who from Somalia, who lives next story to
Speaker 2: me and wants to do whatever they want to do
Speaker 2: in their yard. It's you know, it comes down the borders,
Speaker 2: language and and and uh what is language? And that's
Speaker 2: the third thing that's really important. What's language and country?
Speaker 2: Too many countries are are losing that and as a result,
Speaker 2: it's like a lot of excuse my French, A lot
Speaker 2: of shit is being dumped in so many countries that
Speaker 2: don't know how to handle this.
Speaker 1: Countries have lost their cultural identity because the expectation was
Speaker 1: not that anybody legally or otherwise coming into that country.
Speaker 1: The assumption was that they were going to assimilate and
Speaker 1: adopt the values of that country, adopt the language of
Speaker 1: that country, et cetera. And you have you have all
Speaker 1: kinds of places in Western Europe, in Western Europe with
Speaker 1: the immigrant population is bigger than the native population and
Speaker 1: in pockets and really destroying cultures.
Speaker 3: And about like illegal immigrants. Guys, I'm here legally and
Speaker 3: you know this sure, And I was here legally before
Speaker 3: to marry my husband also, so I had my work
Speaker 3: and permit everything. And when I hear somebody is crossing
Speaker 3: the border for me as a legal immigrant who is
Speaker 3: developing ops, writing articles, working with people doing counsole, it
Speaker 3: starting like paying taxes. But yeah, it's very unpleasant when
Speaker 3: somebody fixed it in a second like that. But karma
Speaker 3: works and you see what's going on. So I'm just
Speaker 3: telling you that don't understand that I would love but
Speaker 3: it's miracle. It's not happening, probably in twenty first search
Speaker 3: that all world because more conscious start to look at
Speaker 3: things from spiritual points of view. Why we kill when
Speaker 3: we can make peace admire each other? You know what
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 2: Sure, I just think everybody needs to get back to borders, language,
Speaker 2: and culture because too much, too many, too many countries
Speaker 2: around the world are suffering from this because of an
Speaker 2: overload of other people from other countries, different cultures. And
Speaker 2: you know what you have to understand also is Mike,
Speaker 2: me and Mike's grandparents came here from Italy to make
Speaker 2: them to make themselves a life and make America better.
Speaker 2: There was no welfare. They they didn't come here for
Speaker 2: free money and free food and free legal They came
Speaker 2: here to make a better world, a better country for
Speaker 2: the children. But that's not the way it is anymore.
Speaker 2: People are coming here for their own good legally, and
Speaker 2: they're getting money to do it. I don't even want
Speaker 2: to get into the whole thing about sixty million dollars
Speaker 2: being sent to New York City to help the migrants
Speaker 2: from FEMA when they should be helping people in North
Speaker 2: Carolina who still don't have their homes. It's it's there's
Speaker 2: so much shit going on that I'm so happy President
Speaker 2: Trump is in, but I fear his job at hand
Speaker 2: is so big that.
Speaker 3: I don't already two get it very lot.
Speaker 2: I know, I know. But you hear these Democrats yelling
Speaker 2: and screaming about being angry because we're finding out where
Speaker 2: money is being wasted.
Speaker 1: Yeah, right, but it's the politicians may be angry, but
Speaker 1: the public isn't. The public polling is He's doing exactly
Speaker 1: what he said he would do it. We don't want
Speaker 1: big government, don't want all these fat bureaucracies. We don't
Speaker 1: want government coming after us. We don't want government spying
Speaker 1: on us. We don't want all of these all of
Speaker 1: these giveaways. We don't want eighty four million dollars finding
Speaker 1: its way into Chelsea Clinton's pocket for fifty eight million
Speaker 1: dollars finding its way to fund to take the Roosevelt
Speaker 1: Hotel and devote it to illegal immigrants, all of these things.
Speaker 1: You know, what is happening with Trump is every day
Speaker 1: the number moves on the meter. The Democrats have taken
Speaker 1: absolutely the wrong approach, given the wrong response the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: It's given the wrong response, and you know, you have
Speaker 1: to look at anything other than swing voters and the
Speaker 1: approval ratings on Trump policies among swing voters. The electorate
Speaker 1: has shifted dramatically in the last year year and a
Speaker 1: half to the right. But it's really maybe that overall
Speaker 1: things have shifted from a little bit left of center
Speaker 1: to a little bit right of center. But the Democratic
Speaker 1: Party shifted way left at the same time, and that's
Speaker 1: what's creating all of this disturbance in the force. You're
Speaker 1: going to have a big turnover in Congress with a
Speaker 1: lot of incumbents losing re election because the countries. Countries
Speaker 1: made a choice, and the country is really comfortable and
Speaker 1: confident in the choice they've made unless something dramatic shifts.
Speaker 1: I mean, if the economy goes to hell, then all
Speaker 1: bets are off. But I think don't think that's going
Speaker 1: to happen, So.
Speaker 3: I don't believe that's like I don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Politics is not my field strongly like yourskies, But I
Speaker 3: feel that it's his intention. But Trump's intention to make
Speaker 3: an order. That's why he's speaking about it making firsty
Speaker 3: for fifty first states, because you can take you can
Speaker 3: create ten states out of Canada if not other fifty.
Speaker 3: You know, it's huge, But I think that he's more
Speaker 3: trying to create an order and you know, like to
Speaker 3: put everybody on the place, that what he's trying to do,
Speaker 3: than to add one more start on American flag. I'm
Speaker 3: not sure it's going to be like half of the
Speaker 3: world country.
Speaker 2: I don't think.
Speaker 1: I don't think he doesn't want the He wants the
Speaker 1: border protected right from that side.
Speaker 3: That's why he's saying that, you know.
Speaker 1: These trade and balanced things. Is that really a bad thing.
Speaker 1: I don't know that it's a that it's a bad
Speaker 1: thing necessarily. You know, he doesn't want to It's the
Speaker 1: same thing as renaming the Gulf in Mexico of America.
Speaker 1: This is just he's trolling Mexico, he's trolling Canada, retrolling
Speaker 1: all kinds of I mean, he's a master at it.
Speaker 1: And he starts every negotiation from an extreme position so
Speaker 1: he can pull back to a more rational one. But
Speaker 1: the folks on the other side are always operating in
Speaker 1: fear that because Trump is he may start extreme. But
Speaker 1: he's prepared to do that extreme thing now if he
Speaker 1: can do anything, if you don't react to what he's done.
Speaker 1: And so look, I've never been huge Trump fan, but
Speaker 1: right now I'd say he's done a tremendous amount for
Speaker 1: this country and just the last three weeks, and if
Speaker 1: the rest of this term is anything like that, you know,
Speaker 1: this is a great comeback of the United States. And
Speaker 1: the thing is, when we come back, you know that
Speaker 1: it's going to have a domino effect, and you're going
Speaker 1: to see this throughout Western Europe. You can see it
Speaker 1: in Canada where you know, all of these places moderate
Speaker 1: and we go back to just common sense and just
Speaker 1: a more sane view of the world. So yeah, the
Speaker 1: last topic I was going to bring up was the
Speaker 1: fact that it is President's Day. We were just talking
Speaker 1: about the president, but I'm blown away, Arena. I have
Speaker 1: to bring this up that one of the most patriotic
Speaker 1: people I know on planet Earth, my close personal friend
Speaker 1: Kenneth Wood, did not close his company on President's Day.
Speaker 2: You tell it now, what that's not My.
Speaker 1: Wife is working her ass off. You're getting on a plane,
Speaker 1: off a plane at midnight last night, coming home and
Speaker 1: thinking that, like every other person in the United States,
Speaker 1: she had the day off today, only to find out
Speaker 1: that Tyrant.
Speaker 2: That's why he's got a big, successful company he crashed
Speaker 2: the whip. Kenny would crash the whip. You gotta go
Speaker 2: to work.
Speaker 3: Can I share with you one more crazy abandon idea?
Speaker 3: I know I would love to live with pink sunglasses. Probably.
Speaker 3: I wish on this planet we had a President committee
Speaker 3: for all the world, so that presidents should be approved
Speaker 3: not inside the country only, but he should be checked
Speaker 3: mentally emotionally to be like physically and emotionally healthy, also
Speaker 3: on their international level, because then like people like Putting
Speaker 3: who is aggressor, or Biden who wasn't mentally stable, they
Speaker 3: wouldn't pass. And that I think would be a great step,
Speaker 3: because we don't understand including Canada and all these relationships
Speaker 3: and Israel and so on, we will say, okay, it's
Speaker 3: not only choice of the country, but we understand what
Speaker 3: all the rest of the world is dealing with. That
Speaker 3: he's not aggressive, he's not terrorist, he's not something. I know,
Speaker 3: it's stupid. I know, it sounds like a fairy tale.
Speaker 3: It was so unbelievable that we know that we deal
Speaker 3: with healthy society all over.
Speaker 1: The Yeah, that's a that's.
Speaker 2: Happen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, because Biden would fail, so Trump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know who who would.
Speaker 1: Obama would have he would have he would Trump would
Speaker 1: fail on the listen.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you my nephew, U is a deputy sheriff,
Speaker 2: and he put in for a new position closer to home.
Speaker 2: And the psychological tests five hundred questions. He's done it
Speaker 2: three times now he finally got to work six minutes
Speaker 2: from his home. Do you have no idea? The questions
Speaker 2: they asked you that you would think are so easy.
Speaker 2: It's like, one question is do you like little boys?
Speaker 2: Now most of us would think, well, sure, a little boy.
Speaker 2: But then you're thinking, well, are they making me a pedophile?
Speaker 2: What do I say? And have you ever?
Speaker 5: Do you?
Speaker 2: Have you ever? Do you smell pecure your odors?
Speaker 1: You mean do you likes?
Speaker 2: No to have you smell them? Do you consider your
Speaker 2: life to have been overly interesting? It's very tough things
Speaker 2: to answer, like I guess. And then in other words,
Speaker 2: the questions they would have to ask these people are
Speaker 2: so confusing that you could be looked upon as a
Speaker 2: crazy person or completely a fine individual.
Speaker 1: And when you answer honestly. So one of the things
Speaker 1: that convinced the nation that Jerry Sandusky was a pedophile
Speaker 1: is when Bob Costas asked him if he was attracted
Speaker 1: to the young boys and being the sort of simpleton
Speaker 1: in his approach to the world. Sandusky very much to
Speaker 1: young boys. He's attracted to the opportunity to help them,
Speaker 1: to help them grow and become responsible young men and
Speaker 1: ys later in life and everything else, and so he
Speaker 1: because he is. He carefully contemplated the question and gave
Speaker 1: an honest answer, Yes, I'm attracted to him. I loved
Speaker 1: working with young people, which is what he meant. Country
Speaker 1: took it as as a confession.
Speaker 2: Exactly. It's scary. It's scary what they can do, and
Speaker 2: especially five hundred questions they get you one hundred questions
Speaker 2: later with the same kind of worded questions. No, you
Speaker 2: don't want to be involved in that.
Speaker 1: But yeah, well, I mean the only choice you have
Speaker 1: is to just answer honestly and let the chips fall.
Speaker 1: If you try and out think you can't you know
Speaker 1: what they want your answer to me, forget it, you
Speaker 1: can't do get it. You can't do it anyway. Happy
Speaker 1: President's Gate, President's gay gay.
Speaker 2: Obama? Are you calling Obama gay president?
Speaker 1: Closing your husband's company at the sign off of this show?
Speaker 1: Because I'm pulling my wife out of that office. I
Speaker 1: thought you were going to say something.
Speaker 2: I'm where. The dogs are back and they're getting trained
Speaker 2: and hopefully Kenny can follow the rules. And uh, hey
Speaker 2: look you know.
Speaker 3: He's walking them out a few times a day. Yes,
Speaker 3: he's good. And I just realized that I did the
Speaker 3: same thing like my husband did to Jerry, and I
Speaker 3: did the same things to you. Yes, I didn't think
Speaker 3: about this story that it was a weekend day. No,
Speaker 3: I realized it right now. I didn't like I wasn't
Speaker 3: thinking for me like monday.
Speaker 1: You know, this is fun. It's not working. That's fun
Speaker 1: being with you guys. We'll do it again next week.
Speaker 3: Thanks for thank you, guys. See bye bye bye