Speaker 1: Hey there, Hi, there, how there. It is the Crowdcast
Speaker 1: on this Monday, September twenty third. Well, none of the
Speaker 1: news really matters. There really is only one thing in
Speaker 1: our lives that matters, and we're going to talk about
Speaker 1: that today. Also did not have Janet Jackson stepping into
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Speaker 1: I am Carrel, so very glad you are joining me
Speaker 1: on this Monday. What a weekend, all right. You know
Speaker 1: we talk a lot on the show about politics and
Speaker 1: the world, and I was reminded this weekend that you know,
Speaker 1: none of that really matters ultimately. And let me tell
Speaker 1: you what I mean. You know, in your life, you
Speaker 1: the listener. In your life, you balance a lot of
Speaker 1: things in your brain that you have to give credibility to,
Speaker 1: weight too, that you have to give thought to. Okay,
Speaker 1: you balance a lot. But the one thing or two
Speaker 1: things basically, but they go hand in hand that will
Speaker 1: wipe it all out is family and then of course health.
Speaker 1: And I was reminded of that this weekend because this
Speaker 1: weekend in my world, there wasn't a whole lot of
Speaker 1: politics or you know, any of that. It was all
Speaker 1: about someone else's family. And you know, some of you
Speaker 1: may have been betrayed by family members. Some of you
Speaker 1: may be dealing with family members who are losing their
Speaker 1: marbles and are hurtful, and you don't know how to
Speaker 1: process that. And I hope that this will give you
Speaker 1: a little bit of encouragement, you know, to take care
Speaker 1: of you, that you are ultimately the most important. Let
Speaker 1: me tell you what happened. So Thursday, I told you
Speaker 1: that my neighbor, Susie, came to my door and said,
Speaker 1: have you heard from Irma? I said no. She said,
Speaker 1: well I haven't either, and I said, well, do you
Speaker 1: have a key? And she said yes, And I said
Speaker 1: that we'd better go in, even though Irma had totally
Speaker 1: dissed me and said, oh, I don't want to talk
Speaker 1: to you anymore. You're not my friend and you're not
Speaker 1: a good neighbor because I offered to help clean her dog, well,
Speaker 1: her granddaughter's dog, but I did it in front of
Speaker 1: another person, and she felt that embarrassed her, and so
Speaker 1: she didn't want to talk to me. He's seventy seven
Speaker 1: grumpy German woman. I thought, okay, whatever, But when she
Speaker 1: needed me, you know, when Susie said, Urma may need us,
Speaker 1: I said, okay, let's go in the apartment. We went
Speaker 1: in the apartment. We found her on the sofa, unresponsive,
Speaker 1: not knowing where she was, not knowing who I was,
Speaker 1: not knowing who Susie was. So we called nine to
Speaker 1: one one. They take her to the hospital. I immediately
Speaker 1: call her granddaughter Destiny, who lives with her for the
Speaker 1: most part and takes care of her, helps her and said, Destiny,
Speaker 1: she's going to the hospital. You got to get there.
Speaker 1: Destiny does. Over the weekend, Irma's mental state did not improve.
Speaker 1: She said they were trying to poison her the hospital
Speaker 1: with the food. She said, there was a bomb in
Speaker 1: the lobby, all kinds of different things, you know, like, oh,
Speaker 1: she was going to go to breakfast with a friend.
Speaker 1: It's like, hon you're in the hospital. So there's something
Speaker 1: going on in her brain. They're not sure what, whether
Speaker 1: it's vanishing white matter or a virus or whatever, but
Speaker 1: her mental faculties are not what they should be. During
Speaker 1: this time, the granddaughter, Destiny and her mother Tanya, have
Speaker 1: a very tumultuous relationship, and Irma has never said a
Speaker 1: good word about her daughter Tanya. But suddenly Tanya swoops
Speaker 1: in and Destiny's there, and Irma tells the security that
Speaker 1: Destiny is elder abusing her. Destiny is not eldering abusing her.
Speaker 1: I know this, Susie knows this. Anyone that knows Erma
Speaker 1: knows this. She's not bruised, she's not starved, she's not
Speaker 1: isolated nothing. Destiny, in fact, the opposite. Destiny is twenty
Speaker 1: one and has given up the life of a twenty
Speaker 1: one year old to take care of Grandma. Destiny calls
Speaker 1: me in tears. What should I do? They're going to
Speaker 1: investigate me. I said, you should leave the hospital as
Speaker 1: they have requested. You should come here and get all
Speaker 1: of your stuff and move into a friend's house. And
Speaker 1: she said what I said, Well, obviously you can't stay there.
Speaker 1: She's thrown you under the bus. I said, you know,
Speaker 1: she's mad at you for something, and she's thrown you
Speaker 1: under the bus. I said, but when someone shows you
Speaker 1: who they are, believe them. I said, whether she's mentally
Speaker 1: there or not, you know, saying elder abuse, that's a
Speaker 1: major thing. And so now you've got to take care
Speaker 1: of you. You cannot worry about her at the moment.
Speaker 1: You have to take care of you. Get your stuff
Speaker 1: to a safe place, Cooperate fully with any investigation, show
Speaker 1: them your phone, show them anything they ask for. If
Speaker 1: they want to search around, let them. You've done nothing
Speaker 1: wrong and you need to let them, you know, do
Speaker 1: the course of their investigation. I said, however, you know,
Speaker 1: for Irma to do this, I said, you got to
Speaker 1: separate yourself for a minute, Tanya. Your mom is there
Speaker 1: helping her, let her deal with her. Now we find
Speaker 1: out that Irma is probably not going to come home,
Speaker 1: that her mental state is such she's either going to
Speaker 1: go into care or have to live with her daughter.
Speaker 1: As that is happening, as Destiny is moving out, she's
Speaker 1: videotaping it all for whatever reason. Suddenly I take the
Speaker 1: dog for a walk and I'm talking to Susie and
Speaker 1: I'm like, told Susie, there's something going on at Building fourteen.
Speaker 1: I hear yelling, I see people, but I didn't get
Speaker 1: involved because other neighbors were going over to see what
Speaker 1: was going on. I get to the gate at our
Speaker 1: building and the police pull in, ask me where Building
Speaker 1: fourteen is right over there. I find out from the
Speaker 1: police and from neighbors that the grandson attacked. This is
Speaker 1: a totally different couple. Now, the grandson attacked the grandmother,
Speaker 1: threw her down, tried to stab her, threw her down
Speaker 1: the stairs, hit her in the head with a rock,
Speaker 1: kicked her in the face, and would have killed her
Speaker 1: if a neighbor hadn't said stop that. And then they fled.
Speaker 1: So I go talk to the cop and tell them, hey,
Speaker 1: there's video of our gate. You can get video of
Speaker 1: them coming and going. I have someone on the phone
Speaker 1: who videotaped her while moving and she may have some footage.
Speaker 1: So I helped the police with their investigation of this crime.
Speaker 1: But both of those incidences bring up the fact that family,
Speaker 1: whether functional dysfunctional, it doesn't matter family. When something happens
Speaker 1: in the family, everything else in the world just goes
Speaker 1: to a back seat, you know, it does everything, finances, politics,
Speaker 1: It all goes to a back seat. So that tells
Speaker 1: me that ultimately, under it all, family and relationships with
Speaker 1: other people are truly the most important thing on the planet.
Speaker 1: And all day long we talk about everything else, but
Speaker 1: we talk about Kamala VP Harris and her family. We
Speaker 1: talk about what's going on in the news. We talk
Speaker 1: about what's going on in Europe, we talk about what's
Speaker 1: going on in Israel. We talk about but underneath all
Speaker 1: of that our families, Our families, your family, my family.
Speaker 1: Underneath the talk of inflation and grocery places is a family.
Speaker 1: A family that's trying to pay bills, a family that's
Speaker 1: trying to make sure they have health care should one
Speaker 1: of them become sick. A family that's trying to foster
Speaker 1: a loving environment to maybe he has some fun in
Speaker 1: and maybe enjoy their lives. A family that has children
Speaker 1: in school that they worry about actually being shot. Underneath
Speaker 1: everything that we do is our family and our health.
Speaker 1: Those are the own and your family can have four feet,
Speaker 1: by the way, four little legs, and your family is
Speaker 1: the only thing that matters. And yet we back burner
Speaker 1: it for everything. We back burner it for work. We say, oh,
Speaker 1: I've got to go work to provide for my family,
Speaker 1: but then you spend no time with your family. We
Speaker 1: back burner it for just about everything. Oh I've got
Speaker 1: to watch this debate. Oh I've got to do this,
Speaker 1: Oh I've got to do that. Oh I've got to
Speaker 1: do when ultimately, when it all gets boiled down, the
Speaker 1: only thing that matters is our families. And so I
Speaker 1: want you to examine this week how much time are
Speaker 1: you dedicating to your family, to your husband, to your wife,
Speaker 1: to your children, to your grandchildren. And I don't want
Speaker 1: you to excuse away, Oh well, I work every day
Speaker 1: for my family. Actually, you work every day for money,
Speaker 1: and that money is to provide for your family. But
Speaker 1: really you work every day for an employer. And so
Speaker 1: many of us sacrifice our families for our employers who
Speaker 1: sacrifice nothing for us. And so as I looked at
Speaker 1: this weekend's events, I said to myself, you know, when
Speaker 1: it all boils down to it, it really is a
Speaker 1: your interpersonal relationships, and be your health. The woman that
Speaker 1: got attacked, I saw her the next day. She's got
Speaker 1: black eyes, bruised faces, she's a mess. Her whole life
Speaker 1: is going to be interrupted because she's going to have
Speaker 1: to heal. IRMA was talking about what she was going
Speaker 1: to do for Thanksgiving and for Christmas, and now suddenly
Speaker 1: she might never come back to her home. You know,
Speaker 1: I thought about that too. I thought, one day we
Speaker 1: are all going to do things for the last time.
Speaker 1: We may not know it, we may not know that
Speaker 1: today is the day that we're going to do all
Speaker 1: of our things for the last time. But one day,
Speaker 1: you're going to see your house for the last time.
Speaker 1: I was watching Ambulance Australia on Amazon Prime and there
Speaker 1: was a ninety four year old woman with terminal cancer
Speaker 1: and she felt it was time to go to the
Speaker 1: hospital for hospice care. And I cried my eyes out
Speaker 1: because her family was with her as she was getting
Speaker 1: into the ambulance, and you could tell as she looked
Speaker 1: around she realized she was never going to see her
Speaker 1: home again. The ambulance even stopped on the way to
Speaker 1: the hospital and put her up the ocean side with
Speaker 1: her daughter for twenty minutes and let her take in
Speaker 1: the ocean with her daughter for twenty minutes because she
Speaker 1: was never going to see the ocean again. And if
Speaker 1: you remember that, that's how precious it all is. That
Speaker 1: when you leave your house today, it could be the
Speaker 1: last time you see it. When you talk to your
Speaker 1: family member today, it really could be the last time
Speaker 1: you talk to them. Suddenly you'll change everything in your life.
Speaker 1: Oh oh, oh oh, we've had a video outage. Ladies
Speaker 1: and gentlemen. Uh oh, oh, oh, what's going on? Something's happened.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to do in this case. Oh dear,
Speaker 1: We're going to keep the show going because we're live.
Speaker 1: Something has happened talking about family, talking about the important
Speaker 1: things in life, and look what happens to me all
Speaker 1: of a sudden my video goes out. But that it
Speaker 1: is the truth, you know, and the fact that this
Speaker 1: might be the day that you end up, you know,
Speaker 1: not seeing whoever or whatever ever again. I really think,
Speaker 1: I really believe that it will change your perspective on things,
Speaker 1: you know, and that it will help you be a
Speaker 1: better person. Look at that, I fixed it. I fixed it.
Speaker 1: Ain't that something Live TV, honey, Live TV? All right?
Speaker 1: So I want you to remember that family is the
Speaker 1: most important thing in our lives. I know that sometimes
Speaker 1: we forget that. I know that sometimes we think politics
Speaker 1: is the most important, or our job is the most
Speaker 1: No family, because under it all like the government shut
Speaker 1: down threat, okay, the government shutdown threat means that programs
Speaker 1: would get shut down. That family use politics is personal.
Speaker 1: It's all about your family. Even irma being in the hospital.
Speaker 1: Who's going to pay for that. Is it going to
Speaker 1: end up falling back on her? Say? All of this,
Speaker 1: everything we do in life, is about our families, and
Speaker 1: when it all comes down to it, that's the only
Speaker 1: thing we think about. Everything else takes the back seat.
Speaker 1: And so I want you all to realize that, and
Speaker 1: to realize today might be the last day you ever
Speaker 1: see me. I could die, You could die, There could
Speaker 1: be changes, who knows, who knows? My apartment could catch fire,
Speaker 1: you know, we don't know. And so I want you
Speaker 1: to value yourself more. I want you to value your
Speaker 1: family more. I want you to value your moments more
Speaker 1: and know that really today this is it. You know,
Speaker 1: Ember at the park this morning, playing and being happy
Speaker 1: and all of that. I can't tell you how joyous
Speaker 1: that made me, because I realized that it's all so temporary.
Speaker 1: Watching the events of this weekend, Irma at seventy eight,
Speaker 1: having this befall her, the grandmother being beaten up by
Speaker 1: the grandson, nearly dying, it really made me realize how
Speaker 1: temporary every state that we're in is, and that the
Speaker 1: only constant is changed. Everything is going to change with
Speaker 1: or without your consent. So worry more about you and
Speaker 1: your family, your health, and the things that matter. We'll
Speaker 1: be back. Janet Jackson was not on my list of
Speaker 1: people that would align herself with Magas, but she has
Speaker 1: and the pity saga is it really new or is
Speaker 1: this just the old story of Hollywood? Hey, Corel here,
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Speaker 1: to 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. All right, Welcome back on this Monday,
Speaker 1: September twenty third, yep, September twenty third. I'm sorry, I'm
Speaker 1: doing the show at an odd time today, but it's
Speaker 1: a disabled day, meaning I have to go for my
Speaker 1: annual physical things so they can have all of their
Speaker 1: documentation of my ills. And then at one o'clock this afternoon,
Speaker 1: I'm actually training to be a team captain for Grammy
Speaker 1: Advocacy Day, which is October first, and that's when members
Speaker 1: of Grammy meet with our lawmakers to try to stress
Speaker 1: to them the importance of legislation regarding music. I'm a
Speaker 1: Las Vegas team captain, so I have to train today.
Speaker 1: So I had to do this. I had to get
Speaker 1: the show in because I will not not be with you.
Speaker 1: Being with you is very important to me. So Janet
Speaker 1: Jackson was interviewed by the Guardian. Now Janet doesn't do
Speaker 1: interviews and this is why. And they asked her about
Speaker 1: a black president, female president, and she said, well, I
Speaker 1: don't think VP Harris is black. I heard that her
Speaker 1: father was white and she's Indian. Now that's direct Maga. Okay,
Speaker 1: I didn't know that Janet read Maga that she was
Speaker 1: a Fox News lover, but that's directly Maga. So immediately
Speaker 1: there was an outcry. She also said that no matter who,
Speaker 1: when she thinks, there's going to be mayhem, and just
Speaker 1: a bunch of really ignorant stuff. And I thought, Janet,
Speaker 1: how could you be so ignorant? But anyway, so then
Speaker 1: her manager releases a statement, Oh, no, she was given
Speaker 1: bad information. She apologizes, we acknowledge that VP Harris is black,
Speaker 1: and you know, blah blah blah blah blah. Well she
Speaker 1: fires that person, saying they were not supposed to speak
Speaker 1: on her behalf and does not walk back the original comment.
Speaker 1: So now, of course she's under fire, and rightfully so,
Speaker 1: for perpetrating the racism that Maga has been perpetrating about
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris. And you know, it would have been so
Speaker 1: easy for her to let the apology just stand. Why
Speaker 1: she didn't, I don't know, and why she's chosen at
Speaker 1: this point to throw her two cents in like that,
Speaker 1: I don't even know. This is a woman who's lived
Speaker 1: overseas in Saudi Arabia for the most part. When she
Speaker 1: was married to the Saudi guy, and now she divorced
Speaker 1: him after five years so she could get the settlement.
Speaker 1: If she divorced him before five years, she couldn't, But
Speaker 1: after five years, she'd like divorced him on year five
Speaker 1: and one day so she could get millions because she
Speaker 1: had a kid by him. For her to weigh in
Speaker 1: like that so ill informed, it just seems out of
Speaker 1: character for her. So I don't know what's happened to her.
Speaker 1: Maybe being a Muslim has rotted her brain. I don't
Speaker 1: know how. I know many well adjusted, did well informed
Speaker 1: Muslims who would never think that Kamala was white or whatever.
Speaker 1: But I don't know. I don't know. Maybe her husband
Speaker 1: had her living in an information bubble. Maybe he was
Speaker 1: a conservative. Maybe the Jacksons are just fricking weird. I
Speaker 1: don't know. But I do know that all she did
Speaker 1: was perpetrate the racism of Donald Trump and of Maga.
Speaker 1: And as you saw over the weekend, Kamala agreed again
Speaker 1: to another debate. Trump said no, why would he lose?
Speaker 1: I'm very worried, even though she's surging in the polls,
Speaker 1: Hillary surged, Hillary was ahead, so so I you know,
Speaker 1: we can't really go back, but we can't move forward
Speaker 1: with Trump. As for the song, We're not going back.
Speaker 1: I don't know if they're going to use it. They
Speaker 1: keep dicking us around, Oh we got to get this
Speaker 1: person and that. It's like, oh please, you could you
Speaker 1: could you know, if you really wanted to move it forward,
Speaker 1: you could. So we'll see in the meanti. You should
Speaker 1: go listen to it streaming on Apple Music, Spotify, on
Speaker 1: YouTube thea Austin We're not going back, so, you know,
Speaker 1: I thought about that this weekend. I thought, you know, Janet,
Speaker 1: you've been so involved with your brother's scandals, like why
Speaker 1: would you get in the middle of one of your own,
Speaker 1: Like that's just dumb. And for a woman, as Dil
Speaker 1: Hugley said, who's breathing through a white woman's nose. I mean,
Speaker 1: your brother turned white, Janet, and you've had so much
Speaker 1: surgery that all the blackness has been taken out of
Speaker 1: your face as well. And then you're gonna say Kamala
Speaker 1: Harris has got a white father when she clearly has
Speaker 1: a black Jamaican father. I don't you know. I don't
Speaker 1: get it. I don't get it. It's just racism. It's
Speaker 1: just maga and I just did not have her, you know,
Speaker 1: on the list of people that would go that way.
Speaker 1: And then when an apology is issued for you, you
Speaker 1: back it up and say, wait a minute, that guy's
Speaker 1: not my manager. He doesn't speak for me. And you
Speaker 1: release that statement, but not a statement that you are sorry. Dumb, dumb, dumb,
Speaker 1: These are dumb pr moves. Then there's Ditty p Diddy,
Speaker 1: who's staying in jail. You know. The notion of Hollywood
Speaker 1: depravity has been around since the get go. Okay, creative people,
Speaker 1: the Bohemians tend to be more liberal and free, and
Speaker 1: yes that includes sexually. That's why gays have always been
Speaker 1: more accepted in Hollywood than elsewhere Hollywood. And when I
Speaker 1: say Hollywood, I mean the entertainment business, whether it's in
Speaker 1: Germany or France or wherever Canada. In the entertainment realm,
Speaker 1: entertainers have always been bohemic creatives and yes, sexually liberated,
Speaker 1: more sexually free, and so that debaucherous view of entertainment
Speaker 1: has always been around and in some ways deserved because
Speaker 1: it is true creative people tend to be more sexually free,
Speaker 1: less hung up on things. You know, they don't care
Speaker 1: about porn or s and M or whatever. It's like whatever,
Speaker 1: you know. So do I think that Diddy had big
Speaker 1: sex parties at his house? Sure? And do I think
Speaker 1: that giant celebrities attended them? Yeah? Absolutely, could they always have.
Speaker 1: Montgomery Cliff went to big sex parties Rock Hudson, you know,
Speaker 1: so it's not new. However, when the people there are
Speaker 1: being trafficked, when they're being drugged, and by the way,
Speaker 1: who uses baby at whale is lube, that's not condom compliant.
Speaker 1: But you know, if he's spreading HIV as well. Now
Speaker 1: you got Justin Bieber in tears saying basically that he
Speaker 1: was raped at fifteen at one of these parties. That's
Speaker 1: basically what Justin Bieber is saying that p Diddy and
Speaker 1: others had their way with him at one of these
Speaker 1: parties when he was fifteen, when Usher the rapper had
Speaker 1: legal custody of Justin Bieber for some reason, and he
Speaker 1: sent him off to pe Ditties for four days where
Speaker 1: he went to one of these mansion parties. And he
Speaker 1: cries about it and look at how Justin Bieber looks.
Speaker 1: He looks hideous. He's totally uglied himself up. And that
Speaker 1: happens when there's been trauma. And so I believe, as
Speaker 1: does a lot of people, And I believe what Justin
Speaker 1: Bieber says, which is this happened to him. He was
Speaker 1: molested at the hands of some very famous people. So
Speaker 1: Usher has now scrubbed his Twitter feed, all eleven thousand tweets,
Speaker 1: Katy Perry, Pink, They've all scrubbed their Twitter feeds. They've
Speaker 1: taken off every tweet they've ever done. And I have
Speaker 1: a feeling saying that there's gonna be some very beloved
Speaker 1: pop stars that might end up. Leo DiCaprio was that
Speaker 1: so many of his parties. There's so many videos and
Speaker 1: photos of Leo DiCaprio at P Diddy's parties. He had
Speaker 1: to know what was going on. He had to there was,
Speaker 1: I mean, he could not not. So I do believe
Speaker 1: there's gonna be a lot of people in Hollywood that
Speaker 1: end up having reputations tarnished, maybe even charges brought because
Speaker 1: of this. Do I think sex parties in Hollywood are new? No?
Speaker 1: Do I think that quote depravity unquote in Hollywood is new,
Speaker 1: no casting couch new, No, that all exists. It's all real.
Speaker 1: Do I believe that you should traffic people? You know,
Speaker 1: and before there was always people willing back in the day.
Speaker 1: You know, there's rumors that Brian Singer, the producer director
Speaker 1: of Huge films, because he likes underage boys, he would
Speaker 1: send his limo drivers to frat parties to find eighteen
Speaker 1: year old boys that actually look younger and just load
Speaker 1: up a car and bring him to his house to party,
Speaker 1: give him drugs, and then whatever happens happens. None of
Speaker 1: the kid, none of the eighteen year olds are above,
Speaker 1: have filed charges against him because it was consensual. They
Speaker 1: did it of their own free will. But they were drunk,
Speaker 1: you know. So there's been a lot of sketchy stuff
Speaker 1: like that in Hollywood. But as we see from television,
Speaker 1: there's a lot of sketchy stuff like that. And as
Speaker 1: I go back to family, how many of you have
Speaker 1: had a family member that's been guilty of molesting another
Speaker 1: family member. It happens, It happens, and so is did
Speaker 1: he weirder than anybody else? I don't know that he's stranger.
Speaker 1: I know that he seemed awfully obsessed with sex parties.
Speaker 1: Maybe he was in the wrong business. And did he
Speaker 1: traffic people illegally? Yes he did, Yes he did. I
Speaker 1: mean there's too many accounts. Did he beat people, Yes
Speaker 1: he did. I saw him beat his girlfriend on video,
Speaker 1: so he ain't getting out of jail. But are more
Speaker 1: people going, Yeah, I think more people are going. I
Speaker 1: think I fully believe that some more heads are gonna fall.
Speaker 1: They're even saying Jlo and Kim Kardashian might have drugged
Speaker 1: men at these parties. I don't know, and you know,
Speaker 1: we'll know. I mean, there's video evidence. You know, there's
Speaker 1: video proof, so we'll see how much hubris. These people
Speaker 1: who commit crimes on camera and then save the videos,
Speaker 1: I'll never get that. I'll never ever in my life
Speaker 1: get that. All right. The other thing I want to
Speaker 1: talk about today is what I don't want to talk about,
Speaker 1: which is, to me, the Alabama shooting, seventeen injured, four dead,
Speaker 1: is just another example of how America has no shame
Speaker 1: as a nation. We have no collective shame. If we did,
Speaker 1: there'd be no Donald Trump. We would be so ashamed
Speaker 1: to put that man on a world stage that there'd
Speaker 1: be no Donald Trump. Okay, So when the shooting happened
Speaker 1: for dead seventeen hundreds, multiple people, they said, shooting into
Speaker 1: a crowd in an entertainment area to where. Now you know,
Speaker 1: I don't know about y'all, but like the arts district,
Speaker 1: downtown Vegas at night is a lot of fun, Fremont Street,
Speaker 1: it's a lot of fun. I kind of don't want
Speaker 1: to go anymore because to me, crowd say targets. Does
Speaker 1: it say that to you? And I love your comments
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Speaker 1: say target to me? And so every one of these
Speaker 1: four hundred and twenty one mass shootings that have happened
Speaker 1: this year alone, we're on track to keep track with
Speaker 1: last year, which was six hundred and forty mass shootings.
Speaker 1: One thousand mass shootings in two years means America has
Speaker 1: no shame. We have no shame, and we have no
Speaker 1: real concern for the American family. I go back to
Speaker 1: the top of the show about how family is all
Speaker 1: that matters. Your family matters more than your right to
Speaker 1: a gun. Okay, the safety of your family and of
Speaker 1: your children and of you when you go out to party.
Speaker 1: That matters more than someone's right to a gun. We
Speaker 1: have this warp sence in America that there are things
Speaker 1: that matter more than the family. And I know that
Speaker 1: sounds odd coming from a big queer, but I'll tell
Speaker 1: you right now, nothing matters more than you and your family.
Speaker 1: And that includes the safety of you and your family.
Speaker 1: And if we really felt that way, if all of
Speaker 1: these Christian organizations that claim they are for the family
Speaker 1: really were for the family, guns would be illegal, all guns.
Speaker 1: And I know in Europe there having a crisis right
Speaker 1: now with knives. I get it. So this mass shooting
Speaker 1: shows we have no shame. I am Corel, but you
Speaker 1: who you want to be, so don't hurt anybody. We'll
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