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Speaker 1: I am Corral Happy Monday. I will make it into
Speaker 1: the camera here. I just want to get the chat
Speaker 1: room launched. I'm a little late this morning, and I
Speaker 1: will tell you why I'm a little late this morning
Speaker 1: as soon as I get the chatroom launched. And I did. Yay, Okay,
Speaker 1: we got notes, we got we got glasses still on.
Speaker 1: Good lord? Are we even doing the show? You know
Speaker 1: I would be more prepared, But I have to tell
Speaker 1: you because I don't lie with you. On this Monday.
Speaker 1: We got a lot to talk about. I've been texting
Speaker 1: my downstairs neighbor. How many of you have had or
Speaker 1: have a neighbor that is driving you up the freakin' wall?
Speaker 1: Because I have one downstairs and I've tried to be nice.
Speaker 1: I have tried everything, and it's just this is the
Speaker 1: most helpless, drug addicted, horrifying person to exist, and I'm
Speaker 1: the only person that's even relatively nice to her. And
Speaker 1: so the complex, the HOA actually comes to me when
Speaker 1: they have a problem with her, because I talk to her,
Speaker 1: and I just I can't even tell you. There's a
Speaker 1: two bedroom apartment. Her husband, John lives in one bedroom,
Speaker 1: never out of a wheelchair, drinking a twelve pack or
Speaker 1: twenty four pack of beer a day, completely disabled. Now
Speaker 1: he's back in nursing care again. She the woman, is
Speaker 1: paid to take care of him, except she calls nine
Speaker 1: to one one every two days at sometimes every day,
Speaker 1: sometimes twice a day. And you know what her excuses
Speaker 1: for calling nine one one. Oh, she has a hernia,
Speaker 1: there's something by it, and there's pain. No, she wants drugs.
Speaker 1: She's seeking drugs. They have warned her, she still calls. They.
Speaker 1: So last night, at nine forty at night, I'm in
Speaker 1: the TV room here drifting off to sleep with Ember,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, a mad pounding comes at
Speaker 1: my door. Bam bam, bam, bam bam. We jump up.
Speaker 1: Ember almost hurt herself jumping off the ottoman. I look
Speaker 1: out the window and there's some guy standing at my
Speaker 1: door that I do not recognize, And all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: I look away and I look back and he's gone,
Speaker 1: And I'm like, did he drop something at my door?
Speaker 1: Is this one of those death threats that I've been getting?
Speaker 1: Is there a bomb at my door? What's going on?
Speaker 1: So I go grab the phone, I go grab my gun,
Speaker 1: and I come to the front door and open it.
Speaker 1: When I look out, nine one one is downstairs again
Speaker 1: for her. They just went to the wrong apartment. And
Speaker 1: so my evening now I'm I got adrenaline flow and
Speaker 1: all that other stuff, so I don't get to bed
Speaker 1: at my normal time. So today I'm like, look, your
Speaker 1: crap is spilling over into everybody around here, and you
Speaker 1: need to stop. This woman drove herself to the hospital
Speaker 1: because they wouldn't come get her, forgot where she parked
Speaker 1: her car, then for days just left it there. Then
Speaker 1: it got towed and she I finally told her to
Speaker 1: call the impound she did. It got towed and she
Speaker 1: can't go get it because it's in her husband's name
Speaker 1: and she doesn't have a valid driver's license, although she's
Speaker 1: been driving the whole time. She's lived here for over
Speaker 1: a year, so driving without a license, And now she'll
Speaker 1: never get the car out because it's been there for
Speaker 1: two weeks. At two hundred bucks a day, she won't
Speaker 1: have that money, so she's lost the car. So she
Speaker 1: keeps acting like nine to one one is her taxing.
Speaker 1: I just said, call paratransit. Oh, I'm not registered with them.
Speaker 1: Why aren't you read stood with them? Well, do you
Speaker 1: have any money for me for food? No? I don't.
Speaker 1: We'll all have to call mealon wheels. Then call melon
Speaker 1: Wheels you know, and call a specialist. Go see a doctor,
Speaker 1: get your medical problem diagnosed. You don't use the er
Speaker 1: as a primary care every two days? Can you take
Speaker 1: me to get my klana pin? I need to go
Speaker 1: get my klon a pin. No, I cannot. This woman
Speaker 1: has everything wrong with her and no solutions. Oh I
Speaker 1: don't have any I said, take a bus. Well, buses,
Speaker 1: I don't have the money for a bus. Bus passes
Speaker 1: are free if you have if you meet an income requirement,
Speaker 1: and you probably do, have you applied? Well, no, she
Speaker 1: has done nothing to then she had two homeless black
Speaker 1: people living with her up until I said, who are
Speaker 1: these people staying with you? They have a pit bull
Speaker 1: that dog gets too big. The HOA has already told
Speaker 1: me they're going to issue you a letter. This woman
Speaker 1: is a mess and she is bringing her mess into
Speaker 1: to my life. And I am done. I'm done. I
Speaker 1: told her this morning, do something for yourself, you know.
Speaker 1: Stop and how many people, how many people do you
Speaker 1: know like this? How many of you know? People like
Speaker 1: this where all they will do is complain about what
Speaker 1: they don't have, what they can't get, what they can't do,
Speaker 1: instead of trying at least to do something for themselves.
Speaker 1: She said, well, I've got two checks at the post
Speaker 1: office with money, and yet I can't go to the
Speaker 1: post office. I can't get there. If I knew I
Speaker 1: was starving and there was money at the post office,
Speaker 1: which is not even a mile away, I'd friggin walk
Speaker 1: if I had to. But no, she can't. I said,
Speaker 1: I'll give you two bucks for the bus. Oh I
Speaker 1: can't take the bus. Yeah you can't. You know. It's
Speaker 1: like all that she has wrong with her is a hernia,
Speaker 1: a heidel hernia. She could take the bus, you know.
Speaker 1: So she's a mess. She's a drug addict. She is
Speaker 1: a drug addict. She's gotten hooked on the opiate that
Speaker 1: they give her for the pain for the heidel hernia,
Speaker 1: and that's all her life is. And those African American
Speaker 1: gentlemen that stayed with her were probably supplying her with drugs.
Speaker 1: And you know what, I just saw them at the park.
Speaker 1: She said, Oh, they're my friends from New York. Really,
Speaker 1: why are they homeless over in the park. I just
Speaker 1: said that to her. You lied to me. I saw
Speaker 1: your two guys at the park homeless. Oh, I don't
Speaker 1: know why they're there, I said, they're not your friends
Speaker 1: from New York. So how many of you have these
Speaker 1: people in your life that are toxic that you cut off.
Speaker 1: I've cut her off. I won't take her anywhere, I
Speaker 1: won't give her I bought her food for like two
Speaker 1: weeks last year. I bought her and her husband food
Speaker 1: every other day. I'd go to Albertson's after the park
Speaker 1: and bring them food, frozen dinners, TV dinners. I went
Speaker 1: to the food bank for them and picked up food
Speaker 1: and brought it back to them. No more. How many
Speaker 1: of you have people in your life that just refuse
Speaker 1: to do anything for themselves. All they want to do
Speaker 1: is bitch and complain and say what they don't have,
Speaker 1: instead of getting up off their ass and using whatever
Speaker 1: it is they do have to make their needs to
Speaker 1: get their need going. You know, we all, in some way,
Speaker 1: shape or form sometimes use that. Well. I would, you know,
Speaker 1: I would make a movie, but I don't have the funding.
Speaker 1: I would promote the record, but I don't have the money.
Speaker 1: Even I find myself with those excuses. But there comes
Speaker 1: a time where you've got to just pick yourself up
Speaker 1: and help yourself. And she won't because she's an addict.
Speaker 1: And you know what, Daniel Charleston was an addict, and
Speaker 1: I indulged him and I didn't get angry, and I
Speaker 1: didn't step away from him, and I didn't threaten to
Speaker 1: leave and say I won't be your friend if you
Speaker 1: continue with these drugs. And look what happened. I had
Speaker 1: to watch him die. I had to be on the
Speaker 1: phone when he was found dead. I'm not doing that
Speaker 1: with her downstairs. I'm not doing it. She can facilitate
Speaker 1: her own drama from now on, and she needs to
Speaker 1: get up off her ass and do something for herself.
Speaker 1: How many of you have people like this in your life,
Speaker 1: or how many of you might have some of these
Speaker 1: traits where you keep blaming everything and everybody else, But
Speaker 1: you're probab that's why Maga Maga just blames everything and
Speaker 1: everybody else for their own friggin problems. They will never
Speaker 1: look to themselves and say that maybe my life is
Speaker 1: screwed up because I'm screwed up. Oh no, that couldn't
Speaker 1: be the possibility. You know, maybe my life would be
Speaker 1: better if I actually exercised eight right, lost a couple
Speaker 1: hundred pounds, got off twelve medications, got a job, and
Speaker 1: actually got out there and you know, was a productive
Speaker 1: member of society instead of sitting at home on social
Speaker 1: media complaining about how my life is everybody else's fault.
Speaker 1: And Trump plays right into that. Oh yeah, it's it's
Speaker 1: the immigrant's fault. You don't have a better job. No,
Speaker 1: you don't have a better job because you're a fuck tard,
Speaker 1: you know. Oh yeah, it's this person's fault, it's that
Speaker 1: person's fault. It's the gay people's fault, it's drag queen's fault.
Speaker 1: It's everybody's fault. They don't have the life or America
Speaker 1: that they want, but they won't do shit to facilitate it.
Speaker 1: Accept complain, bitch and moan. You know, over the weekend
Speaker 1: at a Trump rally in Pennsylvania, I put the video
Speaker 1: on my social media, but there was a member of
Speaker 1: the KKK walking around in the full hood and everything.
Speaker 1: That's domestic terrorism and Trump supports it and his supporters
Speaker 1: support it. But they're the first ones to say, we're
Speaker 1: not Nazis, we're not white supremasts. Then why you got
Speaker 1: a freaking member of the KKK walking around? These people?
Speaker 1: They just complain, They bitch, they moan. They want to
Speaker 1: take no responsibility for anything. America's not messed up because
Speaker 1: I'm messed up. America's messed up because they're messed up. No.
Speaker 1: Same thing with my neighbor downstairs. She won't take any
Speaker 1: responsibility for her life. She won't take any responsibility for
Speaker 1: anything that's happening to her, and she won't try to
Speaker 1: make it better. She wants someone else to step in
Speaker 1: and make it better. Just like Mega, they want Donald
Speaker 1: Trump to step in and make their life magically better.
Speaker 1: Here's a secret. If you want a better life in America,
Speaker 1: go out and make one Lord, have mercy, all right, Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm on a tear. I'm on a tear today, I
Speaker 1: really am. And not just because of her, and not
Speaker 1: just because of the guy in the KKK, you know,
Speaker 1: complete outfit at the Trump rally, you know there's I
Speaker 1: had a revelation over the weekend and it was so
Speaker 1: mind boggling to me. My friend Steve and I were
Speaker 1: talking about this extreme heat in California here in Nevada
Speaker 1: right now today, one hundred and five here, one hundred
Speaker 1: and one in California. I said, yeah, and all of
Speaker 1: this to boil water. And he said what And I said, well,
Speaker 1: the number one contributor to climate change over the last
Speaker 1: fifty to seventy five years or one hundred years has
Speaker 1: been generation of electricity to meet our power demands. And
Speaker 1: he said, what does that have to do with boiling water?
Speaker 1: And I said, don't you know how almost all of
Speaker 1: our electricity is generated. He's like, no, I said, boiling water. Well,
Speaker 1: what about nuclear energy? I said, the nuclear fission is
Speaker 1: used as a way to heat water to boil water.
Speaker 1: Coal factories, all they do is boil water to make
Speaker 1: steam to turn the turbines. Most energy is still created
Speaker 1: today by the boiling of water. That means that all
Speaker 1: the fossil fuel and all the coal and all the
Speaker 1: nuclear in everything that we've used to create energy has
Speaker 1: just been to boil water. And yet every day of
Speaker 1: every year, for one hundreds and thousands of years, the
Speaker 1: sun gives us enough energy for ten years every day
Speaker 1: every day with no boiling of water. You stick a
Speaker 1: photovoltaic cell out there, it goes to a battery. That's it.
Speaker 1: And yet the number one way that we still generate
Speaker 1: energy is either water moving through a dam and spinning
Speaker 1: a turbine or water boiling, and water water is the
Speaker 1: main way we generate energy in twenty twenty four. And
Speaker 1: so we have killed the entire planet and cooking ourselves
Speaker 1: so we can boil water. When you think about climate
Speaker 1: change in that aspect that we have literally killed the
Speaker 1: planet to boil water. What does a coal plant do.
Speaker 1: It throws coal into a furnace, creates heat, boils water,
Speaker 1: turns the turbine. It's all about boiling water. And we
Speaker 1: have killed ourselves to boil water. And we still kill
Speaker 1: ourselves to boil water. And then the second biggest cause
Speaker 1: of climate change our diet. So we refuse to change
Speaker 1: what we eat to save the planet, and we refuse
Speaker 1: to say no more boiling water. None, like in two years.
Speaker 1: All energy must be created in a clean fashion, all energy,
Speaker 1: not some all. We won't do it. We won't do it.
Speaker 1: So boiling water is literally going to took us. And
Speaker 1: that's just bizarre in twenty twenty four that we still
Speaker 1: have to boil water to make energy. All this energy,
Speaker 1: well all of mine comes from Lake Meads, so it's
Speaker 1: being pushed through a dam and turn it. But still water.
Speaker 1: This energy I'm using right now, most of it comes
Speaker 1: from water, some from solar, but most of it from water.
Speaker 1: That is just ridiculous. In twenty twenty four, we still
Speaker 1: rely on dams and boiling of water to make energy.
Speaker 1: That is just stupid, stupid. All right, I'm seeing people
Speaker 1: are in the chatroom at YouTube dot com forward slash
Speaker 1: Reilly Carell. I am calm now. It's just God. I've
Speaker 1: never met someone so helpless downstair and I feel helpless
Speaker 1: right now. You know, Free Speech TV said they won't
Speaker 1: play my Kamala Harris video because they said it's too political.
Speaker 1: Free Speech TV they said they could be deemed as
Speaker 1: an endorsement for Kamala Harris, and I'm like, even if
Speaker 1: we take off the beginning of her saying, they're all yeah,
Speaker 1: still that fur I'm like, are you aware of what
Speaker 1: Stephanie Miller and David Packman and Tom Hartman say on
Speaker 1: your network every day? You're not like a pro Trump network.
Speaker 1: You don't worry about them having to give equal time
Speaker 1: to the other side. Pride Radio, same thing. Oh, that
Speaker 1: song would be seen as an endorsement your Pride Radio.
Speaker 1: If she doesn't win our rights go back one hundred years,
Speaker 1: why wouldn't you endorse her? So Radio is telling me
Speaker 1: the song is too political? Can you believe that music
Speaker 1: now has to be sterile? Green Day an American Idiot
Speaker 1: would have never been played? And Bob Dylan and Arlo
Speaker 1: Guthrie and Tracy Chapman, I guess none of that would
Speaker 1: have made it in today's world. That's just that's too
Speaker 1: politically because of the lyric. We're not going back. That's
Speaker 1: too politically. Can you imagine? Lois hey Corel here, and
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Speaker 1: for the loudest, craziest, most unhinged gay guy and his
Speaker 1: little dog. And let's keep the party going as long
Speaker 1: as we can. Yes, I see from the chatroom at
Speaker 1: YouTube dot com Forward slash Really Carrel, and I would
Speaker 1: love to see your comments down below as well, Like
Speaker 1: and subscribe. I see. Uh everyone knows a perpetual victim
Speaker 1: that we all have one in our lives either a
Speaker 1: family member or a friend, or a neighbor there, or
Speaker 1: even ourselves to some degree, then we fight the urge.
Speaker 1: As someone said, you know, it's easy to be a
Speaker 1: perpetual victim. I could be an It's very easy to
Speaker 1: be a perpetual victim, you know, but you goto at
Speaker 1: some point, you know, just say enough, I'm gonna try.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna change things up, you know, Like last week,
Speaker 1: I told you my medical monster has been irradiated to death,
Speaker 1: and I'd like to believe that true. But he's rearing
Speaker 1: his head again. Because I truly have a pain. Ow
Speaker 1: see right here, right here, and if I lift my brow,
Speaker 1: it hurts. It hurts right here, and if I lift
Speaker 1: it hurts all the way to behind my eye. I
Speaker 1: don't know what it is, but I've determined that maybe
Speaker 1: it's my motorcycle helmet and the hat that I wear
Speaker 1: every morning pushes right there. And so I didn't do
Speaker 1: the hat this morning, and I didn't do the motorcycle helmet.
Speaker 1: And we'll see if in a few days of not
Speaker 1: wearing a helmet and not wearing a tight hat, if
Speaker 1: that goes away. But because I don't want to be
Speaker 1: a perpetual medical patient anymore. But we all know these
Speaker 1: perpetual victims. We all do. And you know, there comes
Speaker 1: a point where you have to just say, you're just
Speaker 1: a professional victim. I can't I can't help you. And
Speaker 1: that's most of Trump's supporters. They're perpetual victims of the
Speaker 1: gaze of this, of that, of you know, strong women.
Speaker 1: You know, they can't go get a job because oh
Speaker 1: my back, I'm on your blot up whatever, you know, whatever.
Speaker 1: They're perpetual victims. All it's always about what they don't
Speaker 1: have and how they can't get it. And I fall
Speaker 1: into that sometimes I do. I fall into that dark
Speaker 1: pit of despair. But at least I can crawl out.
Speaker 1: You know, there are many people who they don't even
Speaker 1: take the effort to try and crawl out, because that's
Speaker 1: when you get the hand. That's when you get the help.
Speaker 1: When people see a perpetual victim actually trying, actually trying
Speaker 1: to get a leg up, which is hard to do,
Speaker 1: actually trying to get ahead, actually trying to solve their
Speaker 1: own problem. When people sense that you are trying to
Speaker 1: solve your own problem, that's when they help. And these
Speaker 1: perpetual victims don't know that I'd help her downstairs if
Speaker 1: she for one moment was interested in her own well being.
Speaker 1: It's the same with Maga. Do any of these people
Speaker 1: even they don't want to take part in government, They
Speaker 1: don't want civil debates, which brings up the debate. The
Speaker 1: debate is tomorrow. And I believe just as much as
Speaker 1: I did with Joe Biden, that Kamala Harris should not
Speaker 1: be debating Donald Trump. Donald Trump is a convicted felon.
Speaker 1: He is not a serious candidate for president. And just
Speaker 1: because the GOP has put him forward doesn't mean the
Speaker 1: Democrats have to acknowledge him. And just because allegedly in
Speaker 1: the polls they're tied, but how could they not be.
Speaker 1: They pick one hundred Democrats, they pick one hundred Republicans,
Speaker 1: they all call, they all say, I'm voting for Kamala,
Speaker 1: I'm voting for Trump, and they cancel each other out.
Speaker 1: How could they not be tied. It's the polling that's
Speaker 1: the problem. But Kamala should not. She is she is
Speaker 1: a former senator, she's a former state's attorney, she's a
Speaker 1: former prosecutor, she's a vice president of the United States.
Speaker 1: There is no way that she should go on stage
Speaker 1: with that man and dignify anything, especially him, and the
Speaker 1: notion that people saying what she can do to win.
Speaker 1: She can't lose the debate because the guy she's debating
Speaker 1: is a freaking criminal insurrectionist who wanted to kill his
Speaker 1: vice president. I don't understand why people continue to take
Speaker 1: him credibly, Why the put off his sentencing, why he
Speaker 1: is able to get so many concessions from so many
Speaker 1: people when he is the lowest life form on the planet.
Speaker 1: I will never understand this. Kamala Harris has to go
Speaker 1: out and debate the lowest life form on the planet.
Speaker 1: I would resign from running before I debated Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: I would tell my constituents, I will step back if
Speaker 1: you expect me to go debate that man that just
Speaker 1: rambles on in coher The media Joe Biden stumbled during
Speaker 1: a debate, and for forty days it was about, oh,
Speaker 1: he's incompetent, his mental facilities. Donald Trump every day blathers
Speaker 1: on incoherently, mixing people's names up, just blathering away, not
Speaker 1: making any sense, and the media does nothing, says nothing,
Speaker 1: and tomorrow night the same will happen. He won't make
Speaker 1: sense Tomorrow night, he'll make stupid statements, and yet the
Speaker 1: media will will not. I guarantee you the story on
Speaker 1: Wednesday will not be how old and infirmed Donald Trump is.
Speaker 1: In fact, Kamala's biggest enemy for this debate is the media.
Speaker 1: I've bet half of them already on Wednesday will say
Speaker 1: she lost for some reason. She can't lose. You can't
Speaker 1: lose a debate to a person who shouldn't be in
Speaker 1: the debate. But they'll say she lost. Oh yeah, he
Speaker 1: has no policies. He is a criminal. He will be
Speaker 1: back in court again, and they're gonna act like he
Speaker 1: is a credible player. He's not. And I am so
Speaker 1: sick of everybody from the top on down treating the
Speaker 1: lowest life form on the planet like he is something special. Honey.
Speaker 1: As my mama used to say, he thinks he's hot
Speaker 1: shit in a champagne bottle, but he just copeeing a
Speaker 1: Dixie cup. Okay, Mama could be vulgar. I mean, really,
Speaker 1: this whole debacle tomorrow, it's already a debacle. It hasn't
Speaker 1: even happened, and it's a debacle it just because it
Speaker 1: shouldn't happen. There's no way for her to win tomorrow
Speaker 1: night if she'd did you know I remember I hate
Speaker 1: John and Ken on KFI. I hate them. I personally
Speaker 1: hate them as people. I do not like John Colebelt
Speaker 1: and Ken Champeau I believe was a closeted gay man
Speaker 1: who never came out to anybody and actually sit and
Speaker 1: spoke against gays. And yet I believe from the photos
Speaker 1: that I have seen that he is a closeted gay man.
Speaker 1: I hate them both, and so there were times after
Speaker 1: leaving KFI that I would take jobs at them, and
Speaker 1: they would do things like send a cease and desist
Speaker 1: letter and all this other stuff. And David Hall sat
Speaker 1: me down one day and said, why do you bring
Speaker 1: them into your life? Whenever you bring them into your life,
Speaker 1: bad things happen for you. You get a seasoned desist letter,
Speaker 1: or you get you know whatever, not good things happen
Speaker 1: for you when you bring them into your life. So
Speaker 1: why do you even bother with them. You don't like them,
Speaker 1: you don't have to socialize with them, and you don't
Speaker 1: have to work on the same station as they do now,
Speaker 1: So why do you even bring them back into your life.
Speaker 1: They are toxic and they should not be in your world.
Speaker 1: That applies to Donald J. Trump. Donald Trump should not
Speaker 1: be in our world at all, except to read about
Speaker 1: him going to jail in a headline. The man is toxic.
Speaker 1: Everything he touches turns to shit. And so the debate
Speaker 1: tomorrow night is going to be one big steaming pile
Speaker 1: of shit. And there's nothing that Kamala Harris can do
Speaker 1: to rescue that because he's involved. There is nothing she
Speaker 1: can do to come out of their winner nothing. She
Speaker 1: is in a no win situation because the media has
Speaker 1: already made up their mind. All voters have already made
Speaker 1: up their mind, and if they haven't, they're too stupid
Speaker 1: to live. And I don't mean to literally to live.
Speaker 1: It's just a saying, but you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: If you're undecided at this point, which I hear one
Speaker 1: in five Americans are, and I remember that two out
Speaker 1: of ten Americans believe in angels that they actually exist
Speaker 1: and walk the earth. Thirty percent of people still believe
Speaker 1: that Elvis is alive, and more than fifty five percent
Speaker 1: think that we have a UFO at area fifty one.
Speaker 1: So you know, I guess one in five people can
Speaker 1: be undecided voting because the America is filled with ridiculous idiots.
Speaker 1: But we need those undecideds to push her over. And
Speaker 1: that's why she's doing it. She's hoping that something she
Speaker 1: says or does will get the people in the key
Speaker 1: swing states to gravitate even just a little her way.
Speaker 1: And thus, since the election, when you have to pander
Speaker 1: to those people and stand there and debate that, man,
Speaker 1: we have a real problem in America. The electoral college
Speaker 1: is the real pole. She would not have to be
Speaker 1: pandering to Donald Trump if the electoral college was gone.
Speaker 1: All of her time is being spent in Pennsylvania and
Speaker 1: North Carolina. It wouldn't be you know, those states with
Speaker 1: the smallest populations that probably are shouldn't really matter that much,
Speaker 1: they become awful important with the electoral college. If it
Speaker 1: was gone, she could concentrate on national issues. Oh lordy,
Speaker 1: b all right, let's check my notes. So let's review. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Brian in the chat room, I'm exhausted about all of this. Trump. Yes,
Speaker 1: cold Piana dixie Cup. Yes, honey, someone thinks they're a
Speaker 1: hot shitt in a champagne bottle of just cold Piana
Speaker 1: dixie Cup. Let's see. And Randall NBC got so toxic
Speaker 1: that I yes, NBC is horrible. NBC has turned totally Trump.
Speaker 1: It's just it's terrible. It's toxic, it's horrible, and they
Speaker 1: normalize him. He is more infirmed than Joe Biden. His
Speaker 1: cognitive ability is worse than Joe Biden's. Joe Biden stood
Speaker 1: in an hour long press conference right before the right
Speaker 1: after NATO, remember, right before he dropped out of the race.
Speaker 1: For an hour he took questions, didn't mess anything up.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump can't speak for twenty minutes without you going,
Speaker 1: what the hell is he talking about? Hannibal lect or
Speaker 1: what you know? And yet the media refuses to report
Speaker 1: the truth about this man. I don't understand. And when
Speaker 1: I hear that he's neck and neck with Kamala Harris,
Speaker 1: it just makes me want to throw up. And that
Speaker 1: goes back to people who are victims. It's oh, Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: will save us, save yourself, all right. Let's see, climate
Speaker 1: change is literally cooking us because we are boiling water.
Speaker 1: Think about that for the rest of the day. I
Speaker 1: want you to think about that. Most of our climate
Speaker 1: crisis has been caused by boiling water. So you can
Speaker 1: have electricity. That is something. Let's see oh the fires.
Speaker 1: You know. When I first met Andrew Howard, he was
Speaker 1: from Big Bear, and I had been to Big Bear,
Speaker 1: but not a whole lot. And then sudden, with him
Speaker 1: in my life, big Bear became a place we went
Speaker 1: a lot. So I got used to Arrowbear and Running
Speaker 1: Springs and Arrowhead if you make a left on your
Speaker 1: way up Highway eighteen. I got used to the frontway
Speaker 1: the backway, whether we going through Needles, going through Victorville,
Speaker 1: or go up the front through San Bernardino. And I
Speaker 1: got used to stopping in all those communities for lunches
Speaker 1: or brunches or dinners, or to sit out a storm
Speaker 1: or whatever. And now the line fire is threatening to
Speaker 1: destroy Running Springs, which is a thriving community. Arrowbear evacuated.
Speaker 1: Running Springs evacuated, Arrowhead under an evacuation warning. Big Bear
Speaker 1: is not yet. But Big Bear is filled with smoke,
Speaker 1: and there's only one way out of it because Highway
Speaker 1: eighteen is closed up the front, so they'd have to
Speaker 1: go out through Needles or out through the backway. I
Speaker 1: know this because I'm a Big Bear expert now, and
Speaker 1: it hurts me. It hurts me to know that that
Speaker 1: windy road that I've gone up on Motorsidle, I've gone
Speaker 1: up in an RV in the snow where we oh god,
Speaker 1: we were all so high. Dan, one of our friends,
Speaker 1: Dan was driving and we were in an our V
Speaker 1: and there was six of us. We were just high
Speaker 1: as could be pot on alcohol and not the driver.
Speaker 1: But you know, here we are when it's snowing at night.
Speaker 1: I'm thinking we're going to die because the road just
Speaker 1: two lanes, and all of those communities today are threatened
Speaker 1: by a climate change fueled fire that is devouring the
Speaker 1: San Bernardino Mountains as we speak, running Springs, Arrowhead, all
Speaker 1: of it under evacuation warnings, some mandatory. There was rain,
Speaker 1: but it hasn't made it much better. It's only three
Speaker 1: percent contained. My friend Tyler is in Reno and he
Speaker 1: is sending me photos of a fire just south of
Speaker 1: Reno that is rapidly approaching Reno and sparks Nevada, Reno
Speaker 1: where Tim Walls is today. Climate change is just destroying
Speaker 1: so much, it really is. I just want us to
Speaker 1: make it our focus. Kamala, everybody Trump won't. We're doomed
Speaker 1: if he gets in. So my heart goes out to
Speaker 1: anyone affected in the fires in Reno in Los Angeles,
Speaker 1: and Gabriel big Bear, I am prel Bee who you
Speaker 1: want to be. Phone doesn't hurt anybody. We'll see tomorrow Tuesday,
Speaker 1: when I'm probably not as rampy and raving about perpetual
Speaker 1: vix hoods. Plead like describe, go play. We're not going
Speaker 1: back sleeve. We have to make it happen ourselves. Radio's
Speaker 1: notting help, so it's so believing health, Go playing, please,
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