Speaker 1: Well, we are just forty eight hours away from Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: but are you feeling very thankful? We're going to talk
Speaker 1: about that and all the other stories in the news
Speaker 1: on this Tuesday, November twenty sixth Carel.
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Speaker 1: It is a Crell Cast. I am Carel silvery glad
Speaker 1: you're joining me on this Tuesday, November twenty six two
Speaker 1: days away from Thanksgiving, thirty days away from Christmas, thirty
Speaker 1: seven days away from the end of what might be
Speaker 1: a year we would really want to forget. So yesterday
Speaker 1: was great fun in the kitchen. I'm gonna go back
Speaker 1: in tomorrow and show you how to make the tofurki
Speaker 1: and all that. I just want to tell you the
Speaker 1: catchup turned out brilliant. Six hours in a crock pot
Speaker 1: on high covered, uncovered, uh, stirring every hour. Oh my god.
Speaker 1: You use the evulsion mixer and it was fabulous. So
Speaker 1: you gotta make your own mayo, you gotta make your
Speaker 1: own ketchup. Those are two great recipes and you're gonna
Speaker 1: be getting more cause the response has been great from
Speaker 1: you guys. In terms of me in the kitchen. You
Speaker 1: like me in the kitchen. I like being in the kitchen.
Speaker 1: So there we go. You know, my microphone is too
Speaker 1: high today. Sometimes your microphone is high and mighty spring
Speaker 1: her down a little. There we go, There we go.
Speaker 1: Just because you're a boom microphone doesn't mean you have
Speaker 1: to be all up in the sky. Could be down
Speaker 1: here with me. All right. So, how y'all doing, how
Speaker 1: you're doing, You're feeling good? Listen, I'm listening to Barbara
Speaker 1: Strystanza audio books. I'm feeling a little you know, Brooklyn.
Speaker 1: How you're doing. You're fine, You're doing good. You mench
Speaker 1: I they So I want to start with why I'm
Speaker 1: not feeling very thankful? Okay, I'm freaking one step away
Speaker 1: from depressed as hell. There's even a giant dark cloud
Speaker 1: over my house right now, not making that up. It's
Speaker 1: snowing out in Red Rock and there's a big black
Speaker 1: cloud over the park over my house, and I feel
Speaker 1: it's a metaphor. I even said that at the park.
Speaker 1: I said, oh, that dark cloud could be a metaphor.
Speaker 1: And this tattooed bearded guy playing with his dog says,
Speaker 1: oh no, the next four years are gonna be great.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, you stupid fuck. As Trump is announcing
Speaker 1: his tarifs this morning. They're going to cripple you and
Speaker 1: I they are. You can't afford to pay thirty percent
Speaker 1: more for goods, You just can't. The New York Times
Speaker 1: says Trump's tariffs will cripple trade. Maybe the New York
Speaker 1: Times should have been a little more aware of that
Speaker 1: as they were doing stories that pumped him up. The
Speaker 1: New York Times is partially responsible for Trump, and now
Speaker 1: they're like, oh, we's got or cripple trade. Yeah, no shit,
Speaker 1: we knew that back then. Why didn't you New York
Speaker 1: Times Because you're just idiots. So this morning, I have
Speaker 1: a gay friend who lives in Georgia with his mom,
Speaker 1: and he's fifty plus but he takes care of her,
Speaker 1: and you know, he works in healthcare and they're loving
Speaker 1: their life in Valdosta. So he had come out to
Speaker 1: visit me, and you know, and last year or this year,
Speaker 1: I forget when, but you know, we remain friends. So
Speaker 1: this morning he sent a thing that said, oh, look,
Speaker 1: it's sixty seven here already. Lovely, I said, it's forty
Speaker 1: eight here and he said, another reason to move to
Speaker 1: the beautiful East Coast. You'd be a smash here, And
Speaker 1: I said, han, I know you support him and probably
Speaker 1: voted for him, but Trump is about to make it
Speaker 1: too expensive for me to live in the USA. Twenty
Speaker 1: five percent tariffs on Mexico and Canada mean fruits and
Speaker 1: vegetables which I eat, go up thirty percent or more.
Speaker 1: That means a antelope that is currently four dollars will
Speaker 1: now be five dollars and thirty cents pineapples will go
Speaker 1: to four fifty each. I may have to look into
Speaker 1: Mexico or another country just so I can eat because
Speaker 1: I am a vegan. Of course, if you're not a vegan,
Speaker 1: beef coming from Canada, which forty percent of ours does,
Speaker 1: is going to go up thirty percent as well. So
Speaker 1: get ready for fifteen dollars hamburger. I'm not being hysterical.
Speaker 1: I'm just telling you like it is. Things are about
Speaker 1: to go way high, and I live on a fixed income.
Speaker 1: It ain't gonna cut it unless I get this show
Speaker 1: going in Las Vegas, or my podcast pays more, or
Speaker 1: I find another passion. I said, but you know I'm
Speaker 1: too old to be a hooker. He said, think positive,
Speaker 1: It's all going to be okay. I said, for you, yes,
Speaker 1: you have a job in the medical field. Everyone needs
Speaker 1: the medical field, and it currently pays well. For those
Speaker 1: of us on a fixed income, not so much. He said, Oh,
Speaker 1: we could always get married. We have faith in the positive.
Speaker 1: I said, why are you a citizen of Mexico or Canada.
Speaker 1: I need an Irishman that wants a husband in name only,
Speaker 1: or a Frenchman or a Spaniard, he said, just be
Speaker 1: an American. You worry too much. I said, no, I
Speaker 1: am just realistically watching the world. I'm worried, but that's
Speaker 1: because i know what is going to happen, and I'm
Speaker 1: trying to find a place that i can thrive. He goes,
Speaker 1: I never worry about all that stuff, you know. Stay
Speaker 1: in the moment, stay in the day. You sound like
Speaker 1: Rachel Maddow. I said, oh good, she's a Rhodes scholar
Speaker 1: with two PhDs. Well, she's an idiot. Can you imagine?
Speaker 1: I said, she's smarter than you or I, smart enough
Speaker 1: to make twenty five million a year. Good for her,
Speaker 1: but she acts like an unhinged freak. Rachel Maddow, he's
Speaker 1: referring to I said, she speaks three languages and as
Speaker 1: a Rhodes scholar. He goes, not impressed. You can be
Speaker 1: smart and still act like an idiot. And then I
Speaker 1: sent him the story Trump threatens to impose sweeping new
Speaker 1: tariffs on Mexico and Canada and China. I said, this
Speaker 1: will raise prices thirty percent. I am not making this up.
Speaker 1: I don't have thirty percent for more groceries. It's not fear,
Speaker 1: it's what's gonna happen. Oh, you're negative. I'm not this
Speaker 1: type of conversation person. You can have it with Rachel.
Speaker 1: I'm happy and thriving. Well, good for you, you got yours.
Speaker 1: So who the fuck cares if others go hungry? Who
Speaker 1: cares if people won't be able to make rent gas
Speaker 1: and pay for food. I mean, let them eat cake,
Speaker 1: stale old cake, but let them eat it, all right,
Speaker 1: miss Antoinette, But remember it didn't end well for her.
Speaker 1: He's all calmed down, and this is the problem that
Speaker 1: we're facing. These people like the guy in the park
Speaker 1: this morning. He said, oh, the next four years are
Speaker 1: going to be great, and like this Matt's Matt in
Speaker 1: Atlanta in Valdosta, who says, oh, you know, Rachel Maddow
Speaker 1: is a free can come. You know what? They discredit
Speaker 1: learned individuals. They discredit any news story that actually goes
Speaker 1: against their belief. They actually believe that the oligarchs are
Speaker 1: going to make life better for them. These people are
Speaker 1: not only stupid, they've proven to be dangerous. And now
Speaker 1: Trump gets the charges dropped against him. So the coup worked.
Speaker 1: Now I don't know about you, but two days away
Speaker 1: from Thanksgiving, I'm finding it hard to really keep my
Speaker 1: mood up knowing that January sixth, twenty six or twenty
Speaker 1: twenty a coup occurred and it was successful. He is
Speaker 1: back in office in January. He has unbridled power, with
Speaker 1: a Republican House and Senate, an immunity from the Supreme Court,
Speaker 1: and he was never prosecuted for his crimes, including the
Speaker 1: Document's case, proving that we have two systems of justice.
Speaker 1: They can no longer say that no one is above
Speaker 1: the law. He is. And so I don't know about you,
Speaker 1: but that is weighing on me. It's weighing on my
Speaker 1: friend Steve. It's weighing on my friends in California. It's
Speaker 1: weighing on Hannah, and she's doing okay, but it's weighing
Speaker 1: on her. It's weighing on everybody I know, because they
Speaker 1: know they're not idiot maga. They know how bad this
Speaker 1: is about to get and how unaffordable our nation is
Speaker 1: about to get, and they know there's absolutely nothing we
Speaker 1: can do to stop it. They have seized power. And
Speaker 1: he keeps saying saying a mandate. And now you see
Speaker 1: all these stories saying he didn't get fifty percent of
Speaker 1: the electorate. It is not a mandate. He got forty
Speaker 1: nine point seven percent of the electorates and Kamala got
Speaker 1: forty eight point nine percent, not even one percent of
Speaker 1: the electorate. Separate the two of us. That's not a mandate, epics.
Speaker 1: It is they're going with the lie that it is.
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Speaker 1: You know there's a song by Carol King. You've gotta
Speaker 1: get up every morning with a smile on your face
Speaker 1: and show the world of a love in your heart.
Speaker 1: And people gonna think you're better. You're gonna find, yes,
Speaker 1: you will. That's your beautiful as you feed? Are you
Speaker 1: feeling beautiful? You know? Yesterday, after the cooking segments and such,
Speaker 1: I said, we gotta figure out Thanksgiving. Are you gonna
Speaker 1: spend forty five dollars for a meal for one person
Speaker 1: from no Butcher and then Steve spend forty five dollars
Speaker 1: for a meal for one person from Costco and then
Speaker 1: reheat that meal and then have it on Thanksgiving? Is
Speaker 1: that what you're gonna do? You love to cook? Why
Speaker 1: aren't you cooking? So I look, I made a grocery list.
Speaker 1: I said, well cook, you know, have leftover, spend the money.
Speaker 1: Who the fuck cares spend one hundred hundred fty dollars whatever,
Speaker 1: two hundred Just cook, Cook a turkey thigh for for
Speaker 1: you know, for Steve, and you have your your turkey loaf,
Speaker 1: and you know, cook, have a Thanksgiving. He'll come over,
Speaker 1: get some mac and cheese from down to Earth and
Speaker 1: then you do the potatoes and a veggie and stuffing
Speaker 1: and the meat, and then have a dessert and that's it.
Speaker 1: You know, cook make your butternut pumpkin soup that I
Speaker 1: want to make. And all day I tried to get
Speaker 1: to the grocery store. I did all day. And you
Speaker 1: know what I could do? Be depressed, look for houses
Speaker 1: in other countries, and then realize I don't have the
Speaker 1: resources to go look for houses in California. Then realize
Speaker 1: I'd have to get in debt to go. Realize that
Speaker 1: half of the people I talk to think this guy
Speaker 1: is okay, that this that we're going to be fine,
Speaker 1: and that I have nothing in common with them. Feeling
Speaker 1: out of place in my own community and my own
Speaker 1: country all over again. You know, in the when I
Speaker 1: was in my twenties and thirties and teens, I felt
Speaker 1: out of place because I was gay. Now I feel
Speaker 1: out of place because I know what's going to happen,
Speaker 1: and people just don't. The sky really is falling, and
Speaker 1: Chicken Little is running around telling everybody and nobody cares.
Speaker 1: They don't care if the sky falls on them. So
Speaker 1: yesterday afternoon, I said, you know what you have your
Speaker 1: condo Ember is alive. The spot on her liver wasn't
Speaker 1: cancer at least we don't think it is. And six
Speaker 1: months we'll do it again. Your bills are paid, your
Speaker 1: credit score is seven to eighty, you know, so you're
Speaker 1: you've got some friends that you can still reach out
Speaker 1: to on the phone. You've got your show. Yes, it's little,
Speaker 1: and you have to grovel and beg for patrons like
Speaker 1: some street urchin, like a busker. I'm big. Podcasters are buskers.
Speaker 1: Now we put on our hat called Patreon, and we
Speaker 1: hope that you throw some money in it. It's demeaning.
Speaker 1: I love you, and I love my patrons. I do,
Speaker 1: but personally, can I tell you how demeaning it is
Speaker 1: to have to beg you for five dollars a month
Speaker 1: so I can at least eat and pay my bills.
Speaker 1: It's demeaning that liberals make other liberals grovel for money,
Speaker 1: and they do. It's always been the way it is
Speaker 1: in progressive media. That's why there is no progressive media.
Speaker 1: There literally is no money in it. And yes, Jeff
Speaker 1: Miller is filling up auditoriums on her Sexy Liberal tour,
Speaker 1: two thousand seed auditoriums. She's not filling up the arenas.
Speaker 1: She's not making millions per show. They're clearing thousands, which
Speaker 1: is great and I'd love to be a part, but
Speaker 1: you know, Ben Shapiro could get ten thousand people to attend,
Speaker 1: And so I have to grovel for five dollars donations,
Speaker 1: or I have to put up with questions from supporters
Speaker 1: who have sent large amounts of money, well where did
Speaker 1: the money go? Or why don't you have the money?
Speaker 1: Or you said you were going to do this with
Speaker 1: the money. I literally have to be accountable to fans
Speaker 1: who have donated to me because they send an email
Speaker 1: and say, I thought you were going to make an
Speaker 1: app with that money. They don't know that I did
Speaker 1: make the app, but then it's too much money to
Speaker 1: host the app. They don't know, you know. And the
Speaker 1: fact that I have to actually rely upon donations, it's demeaning.
Speaker 1: I don't want to do business this way. I'm used
Speaker 1: to being paid by ABC, CBS, NBC, you know. I'm
Speaker 1: used to going out and doing shows and walking away
Speaker 1: with three or four thousand dollars that night. Now I
Speaker 1: beg every day for eight hundred and fifty three dollars
Speaker 1: a month. Look and without it, I'd be screwed. So
Speaker 1: of course I'm going to keep doing the song and dance,
Speaker 1: and of course I'm going to keep begging people to
Speaker 1: support me on Patreon. Without it, I'd literally have to
Speaker 1: drive Uber or door dash or something, and that would
Speaker 1: be so humiliating, a history making talk show host, a
Speaker 1: gay leader having to drive for door Dash. But that's
Speaker 1: where we're headed. That's where I'm headed. I can't live
Speaker 1: off the eight fifty if that doesn't get up to
Speaker 1: one thousand or fifteen hundred a month soon, you know.
Speaker 1: And so I try to change the show. I'd just
Speaker 1: like you try to change your life. You try to say, Okay,
Speaker 1: how am I going to get through this? How am
Speaker 1: I going to live through this? What have I got
Speaker 1: to do? And that's where I'm at. It's like, what
Speaker 1: have you got to do to get through this? Chuck?
Speaker 1: You're a vegan and it's going to be so expensive
Speaker 1: fruits and vegetables because of Trump. What are you gonna
Speaker 1: do to bite your tongue When these people say things like, oh,
Speaker 1: the next four years are going to be great, how
Speaker 1: do you not get in a fight. I'm listening to
Speaker 1: Barbara Streisand's book, and she's talking about the way we were,
Speaker 1: and she's talking about how she relates to Katie Morowski,
Speaker 1: the character who said people are their principles when she
Speaker 1: fought with Hubble, and Hubble said, why do you do
Speaker 1: it all? You know, Yeah, they're being dragged before Congress
Speaker 1: right now, but in five years they'll all make pictures again,
Speaker 1: and what will you What would all this have been for?
Speaker 1: And she said, so you want me to ignore my
Speaker 1: principles And he said, no, I want you to, you know,
Speaker 1: live And she said, but people are their principles. I
Speaker 1: am my principles. Today Walmart announced they're cutting back diversity,
Speaker 1: equity and inclusion. Does that make me want to go
Speaker 1: to Walmart? No, I don't fuck you. Walmart cutting back
Speaker 1: your DEI, making sure women aren't in the boardroom, days
Speaker 1: aren't in the boardroom, Blacks aren't in the boardroom, sending
Speaker 1: the word to other companies that they don't need DEI anymore,
Speaker 1: get rid of it. Does that make me want to
Speaker 1: go shop at that store?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 1: But everyone's cutting back their DEI everybody. It's the time.
Speaker 1: We're in dark times, and yet we're told it's the holidays.
Speaker 1: Go spend money, go buy things, Go get your Christmas decorations.
Speaker 1: It's Black Friday. Black Friday, a day when they're rich
Speaker 1: sit in front of their televisions to watch the poor
Speaker 1: people fight over stuff that they can't normally afford. Old stuff,
Speaker 1: old models, not brand new beautiful things, TVs that are
Speaker 1: a year old stuff that the companies can't sell, and
Speaker 1: suddenly they market way down. Otherwise I'd have to trash
Speaker 1: it or you know whatever, And people literally fight to
Speaker 1: get the deals to the rich people's amusement. Black Friday
Speaker 1: is demeaning. It's demeaning that corporations wait for one day
Speaker 1: a year to make things actually affordable. It's like the
Speaker 1: Purge because on that one day you gotta go buyff
Speaker 1: and a lot of you don't buy frivolous stuff on
Speaker 1: Black Friday. You buy stuff you need, thoughts, underwear, maybe
Speaker 1: a new TV because yours went out or whatever. But hey,
Speaker 1: go spend the money, spend a fortune on food for Thanksgiving,
Speaker 1: and then go out shopping the day after for Christmas,
Speaker 1: and then spend lots more money. Make civilionaires happen. Well,
Speaker 1: you trouble, you know, I read a quote. I'll read
Speaker 1: it to you when I come back to prove none
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Speaker 1: almost thirty years of support to the loudest, craziest, most
Speaker 1: unhinged gay guy and his little dog. And let's keep
Speaker 1: the party going as long as we can. You know,
Speaker 1: I know, being literate isn't chic anymore, and that quoting
Speaker 1: authors is not in vogue. But I'm old, and Charles
Speaker 1: Dickens wrote something a long time ago. It's very famous,
Speaker 1: but I want to read it to you to show
Speaker 1: to give you some encouragement, because we do have to
Speaker 1: find things to be thankful for. Now that I've bitched
Speaker 1: for two segments, this is where we bring it all
Speaker 1: home and tell you you, yes, you still have to
Speaker 1: be thankful, And let me read this to you. It
Speaker 1: was the best of times. It was the worst of time.
Speaker 1: It was the age of wisdom, It was the age
Speaker 1: of foolishness. It was the epoch of belief, it was
Speaker 1: the epoch of incredulity. It was the season of light,
Speaker 1: and was the season of darkness. It was the spring
Speaker 1: of hope, it was the winter of despair. We had
Speaker 1: everything before us, we had nothing before us. We were
Speaker 1: all going direct to heaven, we were all going direct
Speaker 1: to hell. In short, the period was so far like
Speaker 1: the present period that some of its noisiest authorities insisted
Speaker 1: on its being received for good or for evil. In
Speaker 1: the superlative degree of comparison. Only. It was the best
Speaker 1: of times, it was the worst of times. None of
Speaker 1: this is new, Okay, it's not. Nothing Trump is going
Speaker 1: to do is new. Nothing the Americans are saying or
Speaker 1: doing is new. Maga is not. And yet through it
Speaker 1: all we have survived as a species, as a culture,
Speaker 1: as a society. Through it all, some have thrived. The
Speaker 1: poorest among us have been the happiest among us at times.
Speaker 1: And so this Thanksgiving week, I do want you to
Speaker 1: concentrate on the good, to act, scituate the positive, eiminate
Speaker 1: the negative. This will all be a memory one day,
Speaker 1: not a good one, but it will all be a memory.
Speaker 1: And your sanity, your life is the most important thing.
Speaker 1: You know. When we look back on our lives, we
Speaker 1: don't look back on the political regimes. We look back
Speaker 1: on the Thanksgivings that we had with friends or family,
Speaker 1: or by ourselves or whatever. We look back on Christmases
Speaker 1: in New Year's. We look back on joy and love
Speaker 1: and pain and sorrow. We look back on the people.
Speaker 1: We look back on the emotion, on the feelings. So
Speaker 1: I want you, I want you to concentrate on what
Speaker 1: you have today, not what may be taken from you
Speaker 1: in three months, not what you can't afford come February.
Speaker 1: I want you to concentrate on today. What do you
Speaker 1: have today? I have Ember, She's right in front of me. Hi,
Speaker 1: little girl, Hi, dear little honeyboo on to why I'm
Speaker 1: sweating like a like Whitney Houston doing a concert. I
Speaker 1: have you. Yes, it's a limited audience, but at least
Speaker 1: it does give me eight hundred and fifty three dollars
Speaker 1: a month, and it does keep me from driving for
Speaker 1: door Dasher or God doing god knows what other job,
Speaker 1: producing some other podcast where I don't even get to
Speaker 1: be on it or whatever. At least I get to
Speaker 1: be in my home, in my room here with you
Speaker 1: all every day, four days a week. I do have
Speaker 1: choices for food. I could buy it or I could
Speaker 1: cook it. But at least I have a choice, and
Speaker 1: choices are so valuable. I have friends that will love
Speaker 1: me on Friday on Monday in January. So I need
Speaker 1: you on this Thanksgiving week to purge the evil that
Speaker 1: is coming, to purge the worry that is present. Because
Speaker 1: the one thing that shouldn't happen is people like Maga
Speaker 1: and Donald Trump should not ruin your life. They can
Speaker 1: financially and politically, of course they can. They have the power,
Speaker 1: but that doesn't ruin who you are. They can't touch that.
Speaker 1: They can't touch your love, your kindness. They can't touch
Speaker 1: your passion or your hope. Oh they can beat it down.
Speaker 1: They can bring gray clouds overhead, but there really is
Speaker 1: a sun still shining behind them, and they can't stop that.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is going to die, probably within the next
Speaker 1: seven to ten years. He will be gone. You won't
Speaker 1: be He's seventy eight, going to be eighty. The presidency
Speaker 1: wears you down. He's going to die. So you have
Speaker 1: to make sure you live. You have to make sure
Speaker 1: that you're in some ways thriving. I have a friend
Speaker 1: who's applying for a new job. He really wants it.
Speaker 1: I said, go get it, get yours, don't let this
Speaker 1: slow you down. Go be who you'd want to be.
Speaker 1: And so on this forty eight hours before Thanksgiving, I
Speaker 1: want you to refocus. I want you to listen to
Speaker 1: great music or a book. I want you to plan
Speaker 1: a meal for yourself, for you and your dog or
Speaker 1: your cat, or for a big gathering, or go attend one,
Speaker 1: find one and go, or go volunteer to give out
Speaker 1: food to the homeless. Some of the comedy clubs do
Speaker 1: that they you know, find a place if you don't
Speaker 1: have a place. And I don't want to say block
Speaker 1: the future out of your mind, but for just a day,
Speaker 1: for just a moment in time. Remember that time is
Speaker 1: the only constant. It's going to keep moving, and change
Speaker 1: is going to happen in that time, good change, bad change.
Speaker 1: And that it's always been that way. It's always been
Speaker 1: the best of times and the worst of times. You've
Speaker 1: always been on the precipice of heaven and the gates
Speaker 1: of hell always. This time, right, missam right, I hear it.
Speaker 1: This time is not unique. We think it is. We
Speaker 1: think the world has never seen anything like this, And no,
Speaker 1: the world has seen this countless times. And you got
Speaker 1: to give up a little bit. For instance, climate change,
Speaker 1: we're not going to solve it now. I don't want
Speaker 1: you to stop your efforts being a vegan, recycling, composting,
Speaker 1: take care of your planet, but don't have any great
Speaker 1: hopes that we're going to solve climate change. We're not.
Speaker 1: There's no will to do it. The rich don't want
Speaker 1: it done. They want to milk this planet until it's dead.
Speaker 1: Accept that. Do what you can, but don't cry over it.
Speaker 1: It's done. It's over, so let it go. In thirty
Speaker 1: forty years, climate's going to make this planet a healthcape.
Speaker 1: But most of you won't be here, and if you are,
Speaker 1: you'll adapt, You'll change the way you live. Let some
Speaker 1: things go. That's how you think the Thanksgiving. Keep your
Speaker 1: blessings near and let other things go because it is
Speaker 1: the death of time and worth. I am carel you
Speaker 1: who you want to be fond of? Heard about it.
Speaker 1: We'llcome back tomorrow and then third the in party. We
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