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Speaker 2: Ladies and gentlemen of the jury. I have reached a
Speaker 2: verdict about Pete Diddy, and the only one happy about
Speaker 2: it is p Diddy. We're gonna talk about that. And
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Speaker 2: thought it was July fourth. We'll talk all about it today.
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Speaker 2: July second, the day that Benjamin Franklin thought there'd be
Speaker 2: parades and fireworks and everything to celebrate. Of course, he
Speaker 2: was two days off because while today is the day
Speaker 2: that they voted to declare their independence from Great Britain,
Speaker 2: it took two days to print out twenty five copies
Speaker 2: of the declaration of Independence, which local printer at the corner,
Speaker 2: Thomas Jefferson, brought him two handwritten copies, and then the
Speaker 2: printer had to reprint those that took him till July fourth.
Speaker 2: The printer, of course, being a printer, put July fourth
Speaker 2: on the top of the document that became Independence Day.
Speaker 2: So like much of America, it's a lie. July second
Speaker 2: was Independence Day. We're going to talk about that. Also,
Speaker 2: two trials and two different verdicts for two different millionaires.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk about that. But first I want
Speaker 2: to show you something. I want to show you what
Speaker 2: I just did, meaning I was almost late. Look at this.
Speaker 2: Do see these? Oh my god, Becky, these are carrot cranberry, pineapple,
Speaker 2: blueberry bran muffins, and I wanted one. Now I'm not
Speaker 2: going to get it till after the show, because I
Speaker 2: didn't get to baking until at nine to forty five.
Speaker 2: I started making those and out of the oven at
Speaker 2: ten twenty. Because when you're me, you don't buy things
Speaker 2: like brand muffins in the stores. You make them because
Speaker 2: nothing's gonna be better than homemade, and nothing's gonna be better
Speaker 2: for you. Not a lot of bad stuff in here.
Speaker 2: There's no dairy. There's one flat seat flax seed egg.
Speaker 2: There's three tablespoons of coconut cream, so that's got some
Speaker 2: fat in it. But other than that quarter cup of oil,
Speaker 2: that's about it. So yeah, I'm eat the hell out
Speaker 2: of one of those and then freeze five of them
Speaker 2: and each day take one out and have it with
Speaker 2: my tea before I go on my show. All right,
Speaker 2: So how do I be upbeat and fabulous? Hi, Michigan Rob,
Speaker 2: how you doing?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 2: First, let's get to the verdicts, because that's the breaking news.
Speaker 2: Then we'll get to July second, being the real independence day,
Speaker 2: and how we have no business celebrating it. But P
Speaker 2: Diddy found guilty on two counts prostitution charges. They could
Speaker 2: not agree on the recoach charges. Rico charges are hard
Speaker 2: to prove, but the jury just didn't see beyond the
Speaker 2: reasonable doubt that he used others to traffic people for sex.
Speaker 2: It was obvious to me that he did it. I
Speaker 2: would have my deliberation would have been about thirty seconds. Okay,
Speaker 2: let's take a vote. Everyone that says guilty, raise your hand.
Speaker 2: I'm how to raise my hand. But like Jeffrey Epstein,
Speaker 2: he and Jeffrey Epstein get off literally and well Epstein
Speaker 2: committed yeah suicide. Uh. And so he does face jail time,
Speaker 2: although given how rich he is and how long he's
Speaker 2: been in jail already, he may be released on bail
Speaker 2: and then when he's sentenced in a month or weeks
Speaker 2: or whatever, they might just go for time served. It
Speaker 2: didn't matter. Trump was gonna annoint him or appoint him
Speaker 2: whatever he's gonna do. What is it pardon him anyway,
Speaker 2: So that doesn't really matter. But two of the five
Speaker 2: counts guilty, three of the counts not guilty. The jury
Speaker 2: actually deadlocked by the way. Half of the jury thought
Speaker 2: he was guilty of the rico charges. Okay, half thought
Speaker 2: he was guilty, and when they realized the other half
Speaker 2: it was more than half. Actually, they said there was
Speaker 2: a few members that they didn't think they were going
Speaker 2: to be able to persuade, so probably, Oh, I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna say what I was thinking in that horrible I
Speaker 2: was gonna say probably the African American members. But that's
Speaker 2: I have no knowledge of that. That's a racist thing
Speaker 2: to say, and that's just not true. Shame on me,
Speaker 2: bad talk show host. Okay, So so there was probably
Speaker 2: nine for guilty on the Rico charges and three for not,
Speaker 2: and they just figured we're never gonna get there. So
Speaker 2: they just said, Okay, we'll all vote not guilty on
Speaker 2: those because oh it's unanimous. Not No, it wasn't unanimous
Speaker 2: not guilty until they all changed their mind and so
Speaker 2: we're not gonna fight this anymore. And they did because
Speaker 2: I've been on a jury and sometimes you do that,
Speaker 2: You're like, we're never gonna change their minds. I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna mistrial it. We'll just vote their way. So yeah,
Speaker 2: so three two skilty, three counts not will he go
Speaker 2: to jail? Who can say? He's been in jail for months?
Speaker 2: So who can say? Is he ruined in Hollywood?
Speaker 3: Nah?
Speaker 2: Nah, Hollywood will forgive this. They will. So that's that.
Speaker 2: Then there's another another verdict that made me sick to
Speaker 2: my stomach. Donald the Down Orangina Orangina sued sixty minutes
Speaker 2: because woy wow wow, they did something for Kamala Harris
Speaker 2: that they didn't do for me. Wow. Wah wah wa wa.
Speaker 2: Now sixty minutes is CBS, which is owned by Paramount,
Speaker 2: which wants to merge with Skuydance. They want to do
Speaker 2: a billion dollar deal. But you can't do that if
Speaker 2: you've got pending litigation. So this morning, sixty minutes just
Speaker 2: said uncle. They gave Donald Trump sixteen million dollars uh
Speaker 2: and no apology. But they gave him sixteen million dollars
Speaker 2: to settle the case. That's just what he needs another
Speaker 2: sixteen million dollars to do. What sell a blender? I
Speaker 2: don't know. He sells stuff in the White House, you know,
Speaker 2: bitcoin and some other stuff. Cologne. There's now a cologne
Speaker 2: called Patriot forty five and forty seven. Not making that up.
Speaker 2: Just horrid. So that verdict made me nauseous. The Diddy
Speaker 2: verdict makes me nauseous. The courts have gone to crap,
Speaker 2: but there we have it. Diddy guilty of two out
Speaker 2: of five. Trump getting a sixteen million dollar settlement from
Speaker 2: sixty minutes for nothing, for being a nuisance. They would
Speaker 2: not have settled. Let's be clear, they would not have
Speaker 2: settled if they weren't trying to sell to sky Dance.
Speaker 2: So they settled so they could. They gave away sixteen
Speaker 2: million so they could make a billion. You know, when
Speaker 2: I was selling my house, I had a decision to make.
Speaker 2: I had declared a bankruptcy years previous. The bankruptcy lawyer
Speaker 2: forgot to see if my loan had been stripped of
Speaker 2: the of the claim. It had not. So to close
Speaker 2: es grow, I had to pay someone that had already
Speaker 2: been discharged in a bankruptcy sixteen thousand dollars. Okay, remember
Speaker 2: one's up.
Speaker 1: Up we go?
Speaker 2: Yes, I'll stop a talk show to help my dog up.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 2: So I gave away sixteen thousand dollars when my house sold.
Speaker 2: So I didn't hold up the clothes of escrow. I
Speaker 2: could have contested it could have gone back to court
Speaker 2: gotten that amount stripped, gotten the sixteen thousand, it would
Speaker 2: have held up escrow. So I did not. And so
Speaker 2: I understand why they settled with Trump. They just they
Speaker 2: want their billion dollar deal. He was standing in the
Speaker 2: way sixteen million made him go away. If I thought
Speaker 2: sixteen million would make him leave office, I'd do have
Speaker 2: GoFundMe and we'd get him out of there tomorrow because
Speaker 2: we know he can be bought. Hello Jack, James, Hello
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Speaker 2: the fourth of July. But a lot of people are
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Speaker 2: My little Girl, I'm so in love with Ember. Oh
Speaker 2: she's looking right at me.
Speaker 4: Oh.
Speaker 2: I just love you so much. You know when they
Speaker 2: say when the dog stares at you, they love you.
Speaker 2: I love you. You're my girl, you are the reason. You
Speaker 2: are the reason. I spent yesterday afternoon doing something I love, singing,
Speaker 2: and I realize I have no business recording the song
Speaker 2: that I wrote. It's just not It's in C sharp minor.
Speaker 2: I don't sing in C sharp minor, and it's written
Speaker 2: in chromatic and not major scales. This song requires Adele
Speaker 2: strysand Billy porter Me. I'm struggling with it, but it's
Speaker 2: sounding good. Actually, the producers like this is sounding great.
Speaker 2: H So today I have to recut some of the
Speaker 2: falsettos before we get to the So I spent like
Speaker 2: yesterday and I started recording at one and when I
Speaker 2: looked up and took a break, it was four thirty.
Speaker 2: When you find something where the time just becomes irrelevant,
Speaker 2: you know that that's what you're supposed to do. When
Speaker 2: I'm in a movie studio, a TV studio, a radio studio,
Speaker 2: in front of lights, when I'm on stage or in
Speaker 2: front of lights, or in a recording studio, in front
Speaker 2: of a microphone. I time flies the same one I write.
Speaker 2: When I sit down to write, I can start like
Speaker 2: at noon and then look up and it's like two whoa.
Speaker 2: If you have something like that, follow it, do it? Ugh,
Speaker 2: yesterday was fun. I can't tell you how many times. Yes,
Speaker 2: I can twelve I saying you have to be proud
Speaker 2: twelve times, and the last two in falsetto. And that's
Speaker 2: what the producer liked. He goes, Oh, we're gonna merge
Speaker 2: your low with your falsetto, So recut your falsetto today
Speaker 2: because yesterday, by the time I got to sing in Falsetto,
Speaker 2: I had to grab my nards because it was like
Speaker 2: not wanting to come out. But today after the show
Speaker 2: at one o'clock, we're gonna be doing it, honey. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Have to be proud with hatred so loud. You gotta
Speaker 2: be proud with hatred so loud. You have to be
Speaker 2: strong when fighting so long. There's the problem. I have
Speaker 2: ember sings when I sing falsetto, not my low voice. Yeah,
Speaker 2: have to be proud. Oh I guess I guess that too.
Speaker 2: You can sing with me? Ready, Yeah, have to be proud.
Speaker 2: Tell here or she sings when I sing? Oh god, anyway.
Speaker 2: So July second is and I can't. I can't yell
Speaker 2: at her for it because she, you know, she wants
Speaker 2: to sing. Okay, we're not singing now, No, we're not singing. Now,
Speaker 2: you want to talk to the people, You want to
Speaker 2: talk to him? Come here. Oh you're gonna run away, hey,
Speaker 2: you little squirmer, but come here. Oh she goes. She
Speaker 2: thinks for playing now. Oh oh, you're gonna hear dog barking.
Speaker 2: She's in the mood. So July second, Misscember, if you
Speaker 2: would like, remember, I'm trying to teach you something here.
Speaker 2: July second is when the founders got together and said,
Speaker 2: we declare independence from tyranny. Okay, let's remember what the
Speaker 2: July second was about. It was about declaring independence from
Speaker 2: tyranny from an oligarch, from a dictator, from a king. Right,
Speaker 2: can I get an amen? Come on amen? Oh so
Speaker 2: now you won't oh okay, And they had had enough.
Speaker 2: One of the things in the Declaration of Independence is
Speaker 2: about immigration, that King George refus used to update the
Speaker 2: immigration system so that they could bring in more people,
Speaker 2: not less, not about closing the borders. King George wouldn't
Speaker 2: give them a system to naturalize people and to welcome immigrants.
Speaker 2: So they were angry at him. They were angry that
Speaker 2: he was holding secret meetings with secret people that determined
Speaker 2: their fate. They were angry that he would send redcoats
Speaker 2: to make people disappear if they objected to his policies.
Speaker 2: Does any of this sound familiar? Two hundred and forty
Speaker 2: nine years ago, our founder stood up and said no
Speaker 2: to an oligarch, no to a tyrant, no to a king.
Speaker 2: They said no to laws being passed without their consent.
Speaker 2: They were angry that the consent of the govern was
Speaker 2: not given. They were angry at his choices of his
Speaker 2: cabinet per se. So they stood up on July second
Speaker 2: and they signed the declaration. Many people had snuck in
Speaker 2: beforehand because signing it meant death. July second, every founding
Speaker 2: member of our country put their life on the line
Speaker 2: by making that document public, because to make your descent
Speaker 2: from the king public meant he could kill you, kill
Speaker 2: your family, and take all your money, sound familiar, sound familiar.
Speaker 2: As we're building Alligator alcatraz as, Donald Trump calls it
Speaker 2: a goolog in the middle of Florida. This July fourth,
Speaker 2: there is nothing and July second, there is nothing in
Speaker 2: America to celebrate at all. Nothing. There is nothing about
Speaker 2: this country at this moment in time to sell break.
Speaker 2: His big beautiful bill is probably going to get past,
Speaker 2: which means millions are going to go without healthcare, that
Speaker 2: we are going to cut from the poor, to increase
Speaker 2: our national debt to one hundred and ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: for every American or three hundred and eighty trillion with
Speaker 2: a t, he's increasing it by three point eight trillion
Speaker 2: to make it three hundred trillion dollars. And how do
Speaker 2: we finance that debt by selling it? And who buys it?
Speaker 2: China and other countries. And are they buying it now? No,
Speaker 2: they are not. So this bill is going to hurt
Speaker 2: every American because it puts every American, every American, every baby,
Speaker 2: every senior, all three hundred and twenty seven million Americans. Now, oh,
Speaker 2: one hundred and ten thousand you, if you are listening
Speaker 2: to my voice, are one hundred and ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: in debt as an American because of Donald Trump and
Speaker 2: other presidents like him who don't feel a need to
Speaker 2: balance the budget and feel that they can just go
Speaker 2: on spending spreeze by giving tax breaks to the wealthy.
Speaker 2: And this is where we are. Our dollar is going
Speaker 2: to collapse because of this bill. We are headed for
Speaker 2: a depression. People will be lined up in the streets
Speaker 2: for food. Well, they already are. There is nothing on today.
Speaker 2: Today is really Independence Day and there is nothing to
Speaker 2: celebrate today. Nothing. We are in worse shape than we
Speaker 2: have ever been. And if our founders were alive, they
Speaker 2: would tell us to draft our own declaration against Trump,
Speaker 2: the GOP and MAGA. I hope that Elon Musk has
Speaker 2: his threat come through. I hope he starts a credible
Speaker 2: third party because both parties right now there's nothing in
Speaker 2: them that's any good. Although I did see Pete Budha
Speaker 2: Judge is pulling ahead for a president. That will change
Speaker 2: between now and the primaries. But I like that an
Speaker 2: openly gay man is the number one choice of the Democrats.
Speaker 2: I would certainly vote for Pete Budha Judge. It's well spoken,
Speaker 2: has government experience, He's a great policy wonk, he's respected.
Speaker 2: He'd make a great president. And I don't care that
Speaker 2: he's gay. If he weren't gay, he'd make a great president.
Speaker 2: But the fact that he is little cherry on top.
Speaker 2: For me to go from Trump to Buddha judge, that
Speaker 2: would be incredible, What an incredible I'd come back to
Speaker 2: America if I really, if I had left. All right,
Speaker 2: So today the real Independence Day, and today more than ever,
Speaker 2: we need that spirit. We need the spirit of our
Speaker 2: founders today because a lot of what they objected to
Speaker 2: is going on right now, right now. Why don't we
Speaker 2: stand up like bak Are we cowards our democrats powers?
Speaker 2: Why isn't Democratic Congress doing a new declaration? Hey Irell here,
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Speaker 2: long as we can. These are so good I could
Speaker 2: slap somebody. I had to take a bite. Oh they're
Speaker 2: so good. Okay, Today is when no I got muffin
Speaker 2: all over me. Bet you never thought i'd hear say that.
Speaker 2: Today's the day the Declaration of Independence was ratified by
Speaker 2: our Congress. You know that the document that said he
Speaker 2: has refused his assent to laws. Does that sound familiar?
Speaker 2: We have a criminal president. He has refused his assent
Speaker 2: to laws. He has forbidden his governors to pass law
Speaker 2: of immediate and pressing importance unless suspended in their operation
Speaker 2: till his assent should be obtained. In other words, states'
Speaker 2: rights he did not unless he approves sounds like him
Speaker 2: and Gavin Newsom. He has refused to pass other laws
Speaker 2: for the accommodation of large districts of people unless those
Speaker 2: people would relinquish the right of representation in the legislature.
Speaker 2: He has called together legislative bodies at places unusual like
Speaker 2: fucking mar a Lago, uncomfortable and distant from the depository
Speaker 2: of public records. Of course, he kept those in his bathroom.
Speaker 2: He has dissolved representative houses repeatedly. He has refused, after
Speaker 2: such disillusion, to cause others to be elected. He has
Speaker 2: endeavored to prevent the population of these states for that purpose,
Speaker 2: obstructing the laws of naturalization and immigration immigration two hundred
Speaker 2: forty nine years ago was an issue, but for the
Speaker 2: other reason, because he wouldn't allow them in. Let's see,
Speaker 2: he has obstructed the administration of justice. Hello, he has
Speaker 2: been convicted of obstruction of justice by refusing his assent
Speaker 2: to laws. He has made judges dependent on his will
Speaker 2: alone for the tenure of their offices.
Speaker 1: Hello.
Speaker 2: He has erected a multitude of new offices for his
Speaker 2: own pleasure. He has kept among us in times of
Speaker 2: peace standing armies. Hello California, God, isc come on. He
Speaker 2: has affected to render the military independent and superior of
Speaker 2: civil power. Hello, oh my god, now that I read this.
Speaker 2: He has combined with others to subject us to jurisdictions
Speaker 2: foreign to our constitution and unacknowledged by our laws. He
Speaker 2: protects large bodies of armed troops. He cut off our
Speaker 2: trade with parts of the world. For cutting off trade
Speaker 2: with parts of the world, for imposing taxes without our consent,
Speaker 2: for depriving many trial by jury or due process. Hello,
Speaker 2: I am not talking about Donald Trump. I'm talking about
Speaker 2: King George. This is our declaration. We could just reprint
Speaker 2: this and date it today. For transporting us beyond seas
Speaker 2: to be tried for pretended offenses. Hello, he just got
Speaker 2: permission to send people to freaking Sudan. For abolishing a
Speaker 2: free system of English laws and neighboring provinces. For taking
Speaker 2: away our charters and valuable laws. For suspending our own legislators.
Speaker 2: He has advocated government by declaring us out of his
Speaker 2: protection and waging war against us. Trump wages war against
Speaker 2: anyone that's not him he has plundered our seas, ravaged
Speaker 2: our coast, burnt our towns, and destroyed the lives of
Speaker 2: our people. Hello. He has constrained our fellow citizens taken captive. Hello.
Speaker 2: He has excited domestic insurrection among us, and has endeavored
Speaker 2: to bring on inhabitants of our frontiers. He has he
Speaker 2: has incided insurrection. Oh my god, those are the major complaints.
Speaker 2: And I am not making it up when I say
Speaker 2: that we could simply change the wording a little bit,
Speaker 2: date this today and declare our independence from Donald Trump.
Speaker 2: Nothing is new, nothing this man is new. On July
Speaker 2: Tewod seventeen seventy six, two hundred and forty nine years ago.
Speaker 2: So our founders had the same grievance with their tyrant
Speaker 2: as we have with ours. How did we end up here? How?
Speaker 2: I mean that, how did we end up here to
Speaker 2: where two hundred and forty nine years later, the same
Speaker 2: things are happening. You know, they were about making a
Speaker 2: more perfect union. Donald Trump is about breaking it up
Speaker 2: two hundred and forty nine years later, the same bs
Speaker 2: from a tyrant. So no, there's nothing to celebrate this
Speaker 2: fourth of July. There's no cause for fireworks. There's no
Speaker 2: cause for barbecues. Dissent yes, protest, yes, but I certainly
Speaker 2: don't see a thing and independence from whom. With the
Speaker 2: national death that we have, we are dependent on every
Speaker 2: every other nation. If they called in their markers, the
Speaker 2: only way out would be to go to war. And
Speaker 2: now he's increased that deficit by trillions of dollars, So
Speaker 2: every American now owes one hundred and ten thousand dollars
Speaker 2: just to get our country out of debt. Wow. Wow,
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Speaker 2: raving here four days a week. All right. I want
Speaker 2: you to know that our founders did not feel that
Speaker 2: what they faced was insurmountable. They knew that creating this
Speaker 2: document and signing it meant they could be killed, and
Speaker 2: they knew basically that this was going to start the
Speaker 2: Revolutionary War. They knew this, but they did it anyway
Speaker 2: because they knew it was the right thing to do.
Speaker 2: So I say to you, they felt hopeless on July
Speaker 2: tewod this document was a document of defiance because they
Speaker 2: felt powerless. They felt hopeless, and they wanted to try
Speaker 2: to regain They wanted a sense of self governance. They
Speaker 2: wanted to rely on their own people. We are in
Speaker 2: a terrible spot in this country. And I don't know
Speaker 2: that we'll make our two hundred and fiftieth birthday next year.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but I do know this. Our founders
Speaker 2: have more courage than our current crop of people in Washington.
Speaker 2: D c our founders, these farmers, these accountants, these writers,
Speaker 2: these authors, these craftspeople had more guts and intestinal fortitude
Speaker 2: than any Democrat in Congress or the Senate today. They
Speaker 2: knew that you could not continue to live under a
Speaker 2: king if you wanted to be a free nation, and America,
Speaker 2: we cannot continue to live under Donald Trump if we
Speaker 2: want to be a free nation. So if he does
Speaker 2: lose in the midterms, if the Democrats take over, if
Speaker 2: they don't remove him, if they don't impeach, if they
Speaker 2: get a majority in the House and Senate and they
Speaker 2: don't remove that man, that they are fineless, gutless moral.
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Speaker 2: Friday thirty seventy. Of course more than fourth. Try to
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