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Speaker 2: to see you this evening.
Speaker 3: Great to see you.
Speaker 2: Zion Williamson. You may know him as a star when
Speaker 2: he's on the court. He's often injured, the star with
Speaker 2: the New Orleans Pelicans. You may know of him when
Speaker 2: he was a star at Duke University. But he also
Speaker 2: has a house here in Los Angeles, and he is
Speaker 2: in the news because a woman claiming to be one
Speaker 2: of Zion Williamson's exes has filed a lawsuit lawsuit I
Speaker 2: didn't say criminal charges lawsuit against the NBA star, alleging
Speaker 2: he raped, kidnapped, and terrorized her on multiple occasions throughout
Speaker 2: their years long relationship. In fact, according to the suit,
Speaker 2: one of the violent incidents took place on September twenty third,
Speaker 2: twenty twenty, well within the statute of limitations. I'm putting
Speaker 2: that out there for a reason. And this was after
Speaker 2: the woman had gone on to Williamson's Beverly Hills home.
Speaker 4: The accuser says she told Williamson.
Speaker 2: She was tired of wanted to go to sleep, but
Speaker 2: he called her stuck up some other expletives, and told
Speaker 2: her allegedly that she could not go to sleep without
Speaker 2: having sex with him. Williamson then allegedly pinned her down
Speaker 2: on the bed and it goes on from there. Afterward,
Speaker 2: there were other incidents which were alleged. My first question
Speaker 2: to you is should I take anything from the fact
Speaker 2: that this is a lawsuit, not actual criminal allegations as
Speaker 2: far as I know, which were reported to the police.
Speaker 5: Yes, I always, and I know sometimes especially women, they
Speaker 5: get mad when I say that. But as a woman,
Speaker 5: for me, anytime a woman files a lawsuit instead of
Speaker 5: seeking criminal charges, me seeking criminal charges is trying to
Speaker 5: make sure there are severe consequences on this person and
Speaker 5: that they don't do it to other women. If I'm
Speaker 5: filing a lawsuit, the message, especially when you're talking about
Speaker 5: an aggressor, Let's say that we fully believe all of
Speaker 5: these allegations and everything she's saying happened happened exactly the
Speaker 5: way that it did. The lawsuit will probably eventually be settled.
Speaker 5: And now the message is to Zion if he did
Speaker 5: this and any other person who has done this is
Speaker 5: I can pay my way out of this. The message
Speaker 5: isn't don't do it again, it's I can pay my
Speaker 5: way out.
Speaker 2: What about a situation like Cassie and I will talk
Speaker 2: about what Bill Maher had to say about Cassie and
Speaker 2: women filing lawsuits as part of my final thought to
Speaker 2: preview that. But in that specific instance, you had someone
Speaker 2: who filed a lawsuit because the statue libertations had expired
Speaker 2: and her only recourse was to do so because of
Speaker 2: the New York Adult Survivors Act, there wasn't a window
Speaker 2: opportunity for her to file criminal charges. But but because
Speaker 2: of her lawsuit, law enforcement did follow up and subsequently
Speaker 2: filed criminal charges because what was found in a lawsuit?
Speaker 4: What about that possibility?
Speaker 5: But that wasn't the intent, And so for me, the
Speaker 5: intent the intent is always it means more than the outcome.
Speaker 5: Her intent was to have financial repercussions for what she
Speaker 5: went through. And I'm not saying she didn't deserve some
Speaker 5: financial repercussions for what she went through. I'm saying that
Speaker 5: as a woman, if I can prevent another woman from
Speaker 5: enduring that, that's going to be my goal.
Speaker 3: Money is not.
Speaker 2: Charger fifty five in our YouTube chat said a parenthetical,
Speaker 2: same thing happened to Trevor Bauer and Kobe Bryant. That
Speaker 2: is incorrect because both Trevor Bauer and Kobe Bryant faced
Speaker 2: criminal charges.
Speaker 4: Correct.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 5: And that's the thing because again, once you reach a
Speaker 5: certain status, male or female, there is a level of
Speaker 5: entitlement that I can just behave this way because what
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna throw some money at it, and normally
Speaker 5: people do go away.
Speaker 3: So what's the endgame?
Speaker 5: That's always my question when I see stuff like this,
Speaker 5: and when you're talking about twenty eighteen, twenty twenty, twenty
Speaker 5: twenty two, there's another problem. Again, I'm not saying that
Speaker 5: this didn't happen to this woman, but what I'm saying
Speaker 5: is now you've put yourself in a situation where it's
Speaker 5: difficult for people to believe you because now you've gone
Speaker 5: all this time and you've said nothing, and now you're
Speaker 5: not doing criminal charges, you're doing a lawsuit that could
Speaker 5: potentially get you financial gain. Same thing happened with Cassie
Speaker 5: when she was on the stand. She said, you know,
Speaker 5: I didn't say anything because he might have replaced me,
Speaker 5: there's a level of lifestyle that she was getting used to.
Speaker 3: That's a problem. I interviewed.
Speaker 5: If you go way back in the Jackie Ray Show days,
Speaker 5: I interviewed a woman named Tasha Biltmore. She was doing
Speaker 5: this whole play about her domestic violence experience, and I
Speaker 5: had to ask her the question. I says, you know,
Speaker 5: I know this is going to be a difficult question,
Speaker 5: but I'm listening to you talk about years and years
Speaker 5: of abuse and I have to ask, what the hell
Speaker 5: were you thinking? And she even said, in that situation,
Speaker 5: I knew if I left that my whole life would
Speaker 5: change as far as the lifestyle that I was accustomed to.
Speaker 5: It's difficult for me to really sympathize with you if
Speaker 5: you're seeking money, if lifestyle is a consider ration exactly,
Speaker 5: and so that's it's difficult for me to really say, Okay, yeah,
Speaker 5: you know this is horrible. If you're staying because you
Speaker 5: don't you don't want the money to go away, then
Speaker 5: that's the price.
Speaker 2: I want to believe, and maybe I'm not, depending on
Speaker 2: who is listening right now, I want to believe I'm
Speaker 2: fair in this regard. I would like to be the
Speaker 2: person who's I'm not going to be the person who says,
Speaker 2: believe all women.
Speaker 4: I'm not right, I'm not because people lie people right.
Speaker 2: I am going to be a person to say, let's
Speaker 2: hear the story and judge it on its merits.
Speaker 4: I don't know enough about the evidence in this.
Speaker 2: I do know the difference between a civil lawsuit and
Speaker 2: criminal charges as far as the standard of proof. I
Speaker 2: do know that in a civil lawsuit, all you need
Speaker 2: is the propounderance of evidence, which is fifty one percent,
Speaker 2: which is a much lower standard. In other words, you
Speaker 2: have a greater likelihood of being successful financially as opposed
Speaker 2: to in a criminal child where you need beyond reasonable doubt.
Speaker 5: Right, But then that's in a lawsuit like this. In
Speaker 5: the civil lawsuit, then it becomes the believability because unless
Speaker 5: she's recorded this, unless there were video surveillance in the
Speaker 5: house that showed this, what is the proof is gone now?
Speaker 5: And so now it's gonna be do you believe her
Speaker 5: in a court or do you believe zion? And that
Speaker 5: a lot of times comes down to likability, and that.
Speaker 2: Is the large discussion for everyone to wrestle with. Some
Speaker 2: people in the chatter say I don't know who Zion
Speaker 2: Williamson is. Well that's really neither here nor there. If
Speaker 2: you follow NBA basketball closely, you know who he is.
Speaker 2: But the point is there is something to extract as
Speaker 2: far as this is not the first and won't.
Speaker 4: Be the last.
Speaker 2: Right, how do we look at the idea of a
Speaker 2: woman suing and not pursuing criminal charges within the statute
Speaker 2: of limitations?
Speaker 5: So I'm gonna give some grace because I understand that
Speaker 5: if this were to happen to me, who knows how
Speaker 5: long it would take me to mentally be okay to
Speaker 5: even talk about this publicly. So that's first and foremost.
Speaker 5: You don't know how people respond to grief and trauma,
Speaker 5: So I'm definitely gonna give grace. I would like to
Speaker 5: think it wouldn't take from twenty eighteen to twenty twenty five,
Speaker 5: because again, at that point, I lose my credibility. So
Speaker 5: if my intent is to stop this from happening to
Speaker 5: another woman, it can't be just about me. It has
Speaker 5: to be about stopping this abuser who by if.
Speaker 3: What she's saying is true, this man feels entitled to
Speaker 3: do this.
Speaker 2: And probably she would not be the only one that
Speaker 2: it's happened to exactly if we take.
Speaker 3: Her at her word exactly.
Speaker 5: So what I would say to any woman, prayer forllly
Speaker 5: this never happens to you.
Speaker 3: But if it does happen.
Speaker 5: To you, you, as a woman should embrace the responsibility
Speaker 5: of making sure another woman does not have to go
Speaker 5: through that if you can have anything to do with that.
Speaker 2: It's Later with mo Kelly. Jackie Ray joins me in
Speaker 2: studio as we go beyond the box swell. When we
Speaker 2: come back, we have to talk about the trans athlete
Speaker 2: who won two girls air quotes and I mean that
Speaker 2: air quotes track and field events at the California State
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Speaker 1: You're listening to Later with mo Kelly on demand from
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Speaker 2: It's Later with mo Kelly Live on YouTube, instagrammy I
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Speaker 2: box score with Jackie Ray. A huge subject and story
Speaker 2: here in California. The trans athlete who won two girls
Speaker 2: track and field events at California High School Track and
Speaker 2: Field championships over the weekend took home gold in the
Speaker 2: girl's high jump and the triple jump tremendous controversy. We
Speaker 2: know that the Trump administration is investigating whether California state
Speaker 2: law is in violation of Title nine federal law and
Speaker 2: its provisions for girls slash women's athletics on.
Speaker 4: A scholastic level.
Speaker 2: Let me just say this because I always feel like
Speaker 2: I have to do this as a precursor. This is
Speaker 2: not against the trans community, and I'm not going to
Speaker 2: disrespect anyone in the community, but when it comes to
Speaker 2: trans children, and they are children, and if they want
Speaker 2: to perform in athletics or compete in athletics, sometimes you
Speaker 2: have to tell your child no right and sometimes you
Speaker 2: have to do it because you have to teach the
Speaker 2: child that the world is not going to confirm to.
Speaker 4: Your individual decisions.
Speaker 2: Title nine in girls sports is predicated not only on
Speaker 2: fair competition, but a biological separation. Not a gender expression separation,
Speaker 2: but a biological one.
Speaker 4: Where do you come out on this, Jackie Ray.
Speaker 5: I think it's quite disappointing that this is even a thing.
Speaker 5: I think that any true athlete, a true competitor, someone
Speaker 5: who wants to go out there and win, wants to
Speaker 5: win against the best, and if you are a biological male,
Speaker 5: there's just no way you can say that you are
Speaker 5: competing against your equal counterparts. You can't say that now,
Speaker 5: you can't say that just because you've been taking these hormones.
Speaker 5: You'll never be able to say that because you will
Speaker 5: never be a biological woman. So for in the spirit
Speaker 5: of competition, every athlete I know wants to compete against
Speaker 5: the best, even if they know they might not win
Speaker 5: against the best. It's a level of competition and being
Speaker 5: able to get over and say, hey, I won that
Speaker 5: through my pure grit and strength. And so it's disappointing
Speaker 5: to me that so many transgender athletes even want to
Speaker 5: participate in women's sports, because however you identify is irrelevant
Speaker 5: to me. It's a biological women's sports. And people forget
Speaker 5: how hard we had to fight talk about Title nine,
Speaker 5: Title nine. People forget all about Title nine. When I
Speaker 5: was coming up, there wasn't a WNBA until there was
Speaker 5: a WNBA, and part.
Speaker 4: Of don't forget the ABL which preceded.
Speaker 5: The NBA, right, But it was a fight to say, hey,
Speaker 5: we want to play sports. We want to play the
Speaker 5: same sports as men. There was a whole like, if
Speaker 5: you read the history, and I know a lot of
Speaker 5: people don't read these days, but if you read, you
Speaker 5: read the history, there was a whole men did this
Speaker 5: whole campaign. When women were saying we want our own sports,
Speaker 5: men would say, oh, there's not enough women who would
Speaker 5: actually want to play sports.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 5: We had to fight against the narrative. We had to
Speaker 5: fight against men. We had to fight and just make
Speaker 5: our own leagues just to be relevant. And then even
Speaker 5: when you're talking about the WNBA right now, without even looking,
Speaker 5: we could go back on some of our podcasts and
Speaker 5: I would bet my last dollar that there's men in
Speaker 5: there that are saying the WNBA isn't as good as
Speaker 5: the NBA, and people are not watching it because of this.
Speaker 5: That and the third. The fight for women's sports is
Speaker 5: never going to end. So for a biological man to
Speaker 5: want to jump into that ring is offensive. It's just
Speaker 5: flat out offensive.
Speaker 4: Well it's offensive.
Speaker 2: It is also unfair, and I think it demeans and
Speaker 2: diminishes the fight and the whole purpose of having. When
Speaker 2: I say women's sports that includes girl sports, I hate
Speaker 2: to say the same thing over and over again. But
Speaker 2: my argument hasn't changed. This is an expression of gender.
Speaker 2: It's not a change of your actual sex, your born sex.
Speaker 2: How you choose to express it from makeup, hair clothes,
Speaker 2: that's gender, right, and title nine is not about gender.
Speaker 5: It's about sex exactly, exactly. And I just think I'm
Speaker 5: a little disappointed. I kind of wish that the parents,
Speaker 5: and this is something that I would encourage parents to
Speaker 5: do when instead of taking to social media and being
Speaker 5: upset about this, which if you're a parent, you have
Speaker 5: every right to be upset, snatch your kid out. If
Speaker 5: all the parents that were competing against this transgender person said,
Speaker 5: you know what, if this is the game you want
Speaker 5: to play, we're not gonna play it full stop. This
Speaker 5: is the thing, and people were like, oh, that's not
Speaker 5: It's one hundred percent fair because at the end of
Speaker 5: the day, I'm not competing against my equal and I'm
Speaker 5: not going to let you put my child in a
Speaker 5: situation where now they have to think that maybe they
Speaker 5: didn't train hard enough, maybe they're less than for any
Speaker 5: other reason, when there is a biological reason that they
Speaker 5: might not have won in that particular situation.
Speaker 2: That's the whole point of having the girl's hide jump
Speaker 2: or the girls tackle jump.
Speaker 5: That is the whole point.
Speaker 2: Sometimes, and this is broader than just sports. Sometimes you
Speaker 2: have to tell your child no. And although you can
Speaker 2: be supportive of the decision for their choice as far
Speaker 2: as how they want to express themselselves as far as
Speaker 2: gender to the world, it doesn't mean that they are
Speaker 2: also entitled And I know that's maybe a loaded word,
Speaker 2: but it might be the appropriate word. That they're entitled
Speaker 2: to then have access to every single space because of
Speaker 2: an individual decision of expression of gender.
Speaker 5: Right, you, your personal choices in life do not affect
Speaker 5: the actual world. That's your little bubble in the world.
Speaker 5: How you choose, how you choose to live, like if
Speaker 5: you if you want to if you're a biological man
Speaker 5: and you want to live as a woman, that is
Speaker 5: your bubble. That is your world you can but out
Speaker 5: in the real world, there's a certain set of rules
Speaker 5: that we have to conform to if we want a
Speaker 5: sense of fairness in this world, and this this entitlement,
Speaker 5: if you will to not have to conform to that
Speaker 5: is not only frustrating, but you're making enemies we're in
Speaker 5: don't need to be made. And I've said this time
Speaker 5: and time again. I know the transgender community only makes
Speaker 5: up one percent of the population. But I've always said
Speaker 5: in boxing, we have heavyweight, lightweight, featherweight.
Speaker 3: We have all reasons for a reason. There's a reason
Speaker 3: why we have so many divisions.
Speaker 5: There's a reason why we don't let elementary school kids
Speaker 5: play with middle school kids, and why we don't let
Speaker 5: middle school kids play with high school kids.
Speaker 3: We have all these different divisions for a reason.
Speaker 2: Make yours not even middle school kids against high school kids.
Speaker 4: We do it by year and age.
Speaker 2: You know, we have eight year olds, let's say eight
Speaker 2: nine playing They don't play against nine and.
Speaker 5: Ten year olds, right, And we also have nine and
Speaker 5: ten year olds who look like they're thirteen and fourteen,
Speaker 5: who can't play with nine and ten year olds.
Speaker 2: Say, now, I got to argue with someone about this,
Speaker 2: and they didn't know that I had a history as
Speaker 2: an officially.
Speaker 4: So well, what about when you have boys.
Speaker 2: And girls play on the same team when they're like
Speaker 2: nine and ten years old pre pubescent? I said, because
Speaker 2: they're pre pubescent on the other side of puberty. Then
Speaker 2: you have the biological differences. You have testosterone and estrogen
Speaker 2: playing an outsize impact on what these athletes will be
Speaker 2: that's why you don't have the sixteen year old girl,
Speaker 2: I should say the sixteen year old boy playing in
Speaker 2: the girls league.
Speaker 5: Come on, I mean, it's so basic as far as
Speaker 5: your intelligent level, how it has to be the level
Speaker 5: you have to be. It's not a high IQ argument.
Speaker 2: No, And I reject the arguments like well it's only
Speaker 2: one athlete. It's look, rules are not about the exception.
Speaker 2: Rules are about for everyone to follow, not everyone except someone.
Speaker 2: And I think it's easier to delineate this because it's sports,
Speaker 2: because sports are predicated on fair play. Sports are predicated
Speaker 2: on even level of competition, and everybody follows the same rules,
Speaker 2: the same rules. Yes, I always say get the easy ones, right.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, this is not being against trans people. Let
Speaker 2: me be clear, it's not against trans people. If you
Speaker 2: want to express yourself in a certain way, if you
Speaker 2: want to live your life in a certain way, so
Speaker 2: be it.
Speaker 4: How you dress, how you talk, how you interact.
Speaker 2: But that does not grant you the right to then
Speaker 2: also expect to be it's not even welcome. It's just
Speaker 2: we're talking about access into things which are predicated on
Speaker 2: biological difference or and you said this before, so I'm
Speaker 2: gonna give this back to you. If you're not going
Speaker 2: to do away with biological differences, then this is the
Speaker 2: way it has to be. Or you can do away
Speaker 2: with biological differences and everyone just plays yeah, and that's
Speaker 2: never gonna happen.
Speaker 5: And hello, why it's never gonna happen because there's no
Speaker 5: woman in the WNBA that can take a charge from
Speaker 5: Lebron James.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: You make it all, but that'll be the last game.
Speaker 5: She plays, right, forty year old Lebron James right now
Speaker 5: against Angel Wilson, the best player, or Nafisa Collier, the
Speaker 5: best players in the w I'm telling you right now,
Speaker 5: that is a concussion that's going to take months to
Speaker 5: recover from.
Speaker 3: It is not the same.
Speaker 5: And I think the problem in our society specifically is
Speaker 5: we have difficulties saying your difference is okay, and instead
Speaker 5: we want to say we're all that and knowing damn well,
Speaker 5: we're not the melting pot. Like we all find differences
Speaker 5: in different ways, We're not a melting pot, and that
Speaker 5: differences are okay, embrace them.
Speaker 3: Women have fought very, very hard for this position.
Speaker 5: I would implore the trends community to come to us
Speaker 5: and ask us how we can help you fight for
Speaker 5: your space in sports.
Speaker 3: But don't take ours.
Speaker 4: Jackie Ray, good to see it.
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Speaker 2: It's Later with Kelly Live on YouTube, Instagram and the
Speaker 2: iHeartRadio app. And let me tell you about the head
Speaker 2: to head test between Tesla and Waimo self driving cars.
Speaker 2: A pair of business insider riders recently tested the self
Speaker 2: driving capabilities of both Tesla and Waimo. The event took
Speaker 2: place in San Francisco, with each vehicle being given the
Speaker 2: same trip from the Twin Peaks viewpoint to Chase Center
Speaker 2: if you're familiar with the area. Waimo's fully self driving
Speaker 2: Robotaxi featured twenty nine cameras along with other radars and sensors.
Speaker 2: Tesla's Model three had eight external cameras. Ah, but here's
Speaker 2: the thing. Still required someone to sit behind the steering
Speaker 2: wheel that was notable. Weimo, according to the writers, noted,
Speaker 2: was safe but assertive, including one time where it seemingly
Speaker 2: tired of waiting behind a car at a stop sign
Speaker 2: and moved into an open lane to the right. Tesla, meanwhile,
Speaker 2: had a mostly smooth ride, including highway driving, but Weaimo
Speaker 2: currently doesn't do yet outside of limited testing, so that
Speaker 2: was a plus for Tesla. But here was one thing
Speaker 2: which made the difference in the comparison. According to the writers,
Speaker 2: during the last half mile of the trip, the Tesla
Speaker 2: came to a stop at a red light, only to
Speaker 2: then drive through the intersection before.
Speaker 4: The light turned.
Speaker 2: Greed, Yeah, that probably will do it. The mother father
Speaker 2: ran a light. Yeah yeah, So they handed it basically
Speaker 2: to WIMO. On the strength of that alone. That's more
Speaker 2: than on the strength alone.
Speaker 7: Okay, that is the difference between life and death in
Speaker 7: some circumstances.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, you can't have that mistake.
Speaker 7: You cannot.
Speaker 4: You can have one that you know what the light's read.
Speaker 4: But zoom in drive through.
Speaker 7: No no, no, no no, And look, all props to
Speaker 7: Tesla and how quickly it's trying to advance and take
Speaker 7: over the space within this Robotaxi world. Something you and
Speaker 7: I always talk about when it comes to technology, it
Speaker 7: is never the individual that's first that comes out on top.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 7: Okay, Now, Weimo may be out first, and they may
Speaker 7: be on top, but they're not going to be the
Speaker 7: one that ultimately ends up because what they are doing
Speaker 7: is they are laying the groundwork for several other companies
Speaker 7: to follow suit and take over this space.
Speaker 4: Currently.
Speaker 7: I like the fact that Tesla is getting egg on
Speaker 7: his face because they jumped out.
Speaker 4: That's it.
Speaker 7: It's all about Tesla. We're taking over, and it's like, man,
Speaker 7: that's so fast, y'all trying to kill people in these
Speaker 7: red light zones, while Waymo's like, you going with the driver,
Speaker 7: with the driver a backup, Yes, you go on through there.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna wait my turn now. Yes, I know way
Speaker 7: Mo has yet to get on the highways, but that
Speaker 7: is because Waymo's doing what quality assurance checking to make
Speaker 7: sure with it without a shadow of doubt that they
Speaker 7: can get on these freeways because these freeways are crazy.
Speaker 2: And also Tesla does not have the data to demonstrate
Speaker 2: that they can handle any type of volume because it's
Speaker 2: not out there for people to use on a daily
Speaker 2: basis like we have Weimo in a number of cities.
Speaker 2: So as much as my I may tease and clown
Speaker 2: about Weymo, Weymo is much farther down the proverbial road
Speaker 2: than Tesla as far as testing, availability, accessibility, usability, all
Speaker 2: of that. I don't know of anyone who's actually used
Speaker 2: a Tesla ROBOTAXI. Is it available for any one of
Speaker 2: the general public as of yet?
Speaker 7: Yeah, right now, they're doing a lot of testing, I
Speaker 7: believe in Vegas. They're doing a little bit in some
Speaker 7: parts of Texas, but they're not everywhere yet Texas or
Speaker 7: not Texas.
Speaker 4: Tesla is just getting out to operating.
Speaker 7: But at the same time, one thing that I do
Speaker 7: know that Tesla's doing faster than Weymo is Tesla is
Speaker 7: simultaneously working to get this upgrade of self driving technology
Speaker 7: and automated vehicles into the hands of consumers faster than
Speaker 7: Weimo is.
Speaker 4: So that's something that Tesla.
Speaker 7: They're using this as well as to say, yes, we
Speaker 7: want to take over the mass transit self driving as
Speaker 7: well as individual robo taxis. But but, but we also
Speaker 7: want to get these self driving cars into the hands
Speaker 7: of consumers.
Speaker 4: Faster.
Speaker 2: And that's significant, if only because there's already an infrastructure
Speaker 2: in place for the mass production of these cars for
Speaker 2: people to buy. Why Tesla where Weimo is using Jaguar, Yeah,
Speaker 2: specifically modified for this this one limited thing.
Speaker 4: It's not like Weymo can.
Speaker 2: Turn around tomorrow and say, yeah, we want to sell
Speaker 2: these to Tuala and Mo and Carnesia for their own
Speaker 2: personal use like we see in movies like A Minority
Speaker 2: Report or I Robot where it's truly self driving cars. No,
Speaker 2: Tesla's looking at this beyond robotaxis. To your point, they're
Speaker 2: thinking about when people buy Tesla's ten fifteen years from now,
Speaker 2: they all will have this fully autonomous capability.
Speaker 7: Yeah, and look, I'll still give it to Weemo Waymo
Speaker 7: is trying. They say, hey, we are going to try
Speaker 7: to roll this out for individual companies and then maybe
Speaker 7: get it to the hands of people. But again, by
Speaker 7: the time I'm gonna say twenty thirty five rolls around,
Speaker 7: I'll give it twenty forty.
Speaker 4: Everything is gonna be self drive. Yeah. I think it
Speaker 4: might be even a little sooner than that.
Speaker 2: If we're here in twenty twenty five, who knows what
Speaker 2: five years is going to look like, honestly, wow, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: we are moving pretty fast as opposed to ten fifteen years.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but we shall see. When we come back,
Speaker 2: we have your horoscope. We're going to tell you about
Speaker 2: what's awaiting you for your summer Solstice, which is coming up.
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Speaker 2: get to your summer ste horoscope aries. With Saturn and
Speaker 2: Neptune moving through your cardinal bonfires. Ooh, you may feel
Speaker 2: the push and pool between duty and dreams aries. As
Speaker 2: the zodiacs first sign, you are possessed of a singular
Speaker 2: kind of little kid energy. But with these two planets
Speaker 2: in the mix, you are poised more than ever to
Speaker 2: become the kind of mischievous adopt that children can aspire
Speaker 2: to be together but not uptight, responsible but not rigid
Speaker 2: and fervently, putting the fun in functional adult.
Speaker 4: Good on you, aries Taurus. I recently went sailing with
Speaker 4: a resplendent Taurus captain.
Speaker 2: As the story goes, when the subject of competition arose,
Speaker 2: she shared quote, I want to be good, but I
Speaker 2: don't need to be better than anyone else.
Speaker 4: Close quote.
Speaker 2: As the Sun in Gemini highlights your second house of
Speaker 2: wealth and worth, I hope you will adopt a similar mindset,
Speaker 2: aiming always to improve, but recognizing that being enough does
Speaker 2: not require you to be better than anyone, Say for
Speaker 2: who you used to be, Gemini, Mark coming in your way,
Speaker 2: Let's have it. Happy return of the sun to you, Gemini.
Speaker 2: You are capable of a similar feat this month, Gemini,
Speaker 2: able as you are, to wield words to build worlds,
Speaker 2: transmogrifying the old to new, dating to daring, intimidating to accessible.
Speaker 8: Does that mean anything? If I understood that string of
Speaker 8: random words that we were together, I meant nothing strung together. Okay, Cancer,
Speaker 8: this is you, Stephan, Let's go hello Cancer. The Sun
Speaker 8: in Gemini.
Speaker 2: Activates the attic of your twelfth house of the unconscious mind,
Speaker 2: hidden enemies and buried, meaning the twelfth house is the
Speaker 2: house of endings. But from that fade to black comes
Speaker 2: to slow, steady breath of all that will be, will
Speaker 2: yet be cancer as Jupiter enters your sign and you
Speaker 2: ready yourself your solar return and the possibility of anything
Speaker 2: and all things.
Speaker 4: So when is your birthday? Exactly seventh July second? Okay,
Speaker 4: g at the end?
Speaker 2: So all right, Leo, happy cusp of summer Leo, with
Speaker 2: Saturn structure building and Neptune dreams, delusions and a fellow
Speaker 2: fire sign and Pluto death and reckoning, moving through your
Speaker 2: partnership zone changes afoot and the radical is real. I
Speaker 2: hope you will welcome the summer solstice by closing a
Speaker 2: gap with an outstretched hand and purposeful step forward.
Speaker 4: Virgo.
Speaker 2: When discussing art and ambition, my older sister, a brilliant Virgo, admitted, quote,
Speaker 2: I want more, but that doesn't mean I'm not content.
Speaker 4: Close quote.
Speaker 2: With the Sun and Gemini rising and shining in your
Speaker 2: tenth house of legacy and career, I hope you too
Speaker 2: will be sated with and grateful for what you have
Speaker 2: while nursing a patient hunger for what's next. Libra a
Speaker 2: Hawaii Libra, one of the Gemini shines the headlights on
Speaker 2: your ninth house of expansion, philosophy, moral code, and how
Speaker 2: you engage with the strange. In honor of this, I
Speaker 2: would like to offer a bit of practical pocket philosophy
Speaker 2: from one of your own to see you through this
Speaker 2: month and beyond. May you always deliver and receive this ethos.
Speaker 2: Don't know what that means, Scorpio.
Speaker 3: This is for Twala.
Speaker 2: Gemini season activates your eighth house of Intimacy, Death, resources,
Speaker 2: and regeneration Tuala. These are meaty matters, but you generally
Speaker 2: do not fear the shadow side or the dark underbelly,
Speaker 2: regarding it as a source to mine from rather than
Speaker 2: a door to ignore from the majority of the month.
Speaker 2: For the majority of the month, Venus and Taurus will
Speaker 2: be treading the soft soil in your seventh House of Partnerships,
Speaker 2: suggesting that if your excavations are romantic.
Speaker 4: Oh that sounds juicy. Excavations are romantic.
Speaker 2: You could very well hit the rich pagert of an enduring,
Speaker 2: resourceful relationship ship.
Speaker 4: I'm Sagittarius. Here we go.
Speaker 2: As the sun in Gemini raises the chandelier on your
Speaker 2: seventh house house of Partnership, Sagittarius, I encourage you to
Speaker 2: be your fullest, freest self. In doing so, the siren
Speaker 2: call of the strange will emit from your armpits.
Speaker 8: What what.
Speaker 2: The siren call of the strange will emit from your armpits? Growth,
Speaker 2: a body order, a sacred frequency only heard by others
Speaker 2: that make their home on the outside. You talk about
Speaker 2: homeless people, the brave and the dangerous, who never shy Twila,
Speaker 2: what the hell is this?
Speaker 4: And of course, well, I got like the romance form.
Speaker 4: Wouldn't I'm not even finishing that. No, I refuse that
Speaker 4: was important. Not tonight, Aquarius.
Speaker 2: See oh, Actually, Capricorn, as the sun in Gemini highlights
Speaker 2: your sixth house of ritual care and the corporeal form, Capricorn,
Speaker 2: I hope you will take the opportunity to honor your
Speaker 2: mortal coil, not as the animal that separates you from
Speaker 2: the spiritual, but the wild one upon whose bareback you ride.
Speaker 4: Careful, careful, Aquarius, Daniel.
Speaker 2: Man, get the dump buddy button ready, uh, Aquarius, the
Speaker 2: sun and a fellow air sign is an opportunity for
Speaker 2: you to get wholesome high, Aquarius. Gemini season kicks down
Speaker 2: the door of your fifth house of creativity, conviviality, and
Speaker 2: the inner child. To access this precious pint size psychopomp,
Speaker 2: make play a priority, Hang upside down, find a hiding spot,
Speaker 2: Climb onto the kitchen counter, look up twice as often
Speaker 2: as you look down. Pisces, the sun in Gemini activates
Speaker 2: the fourth house of origin M Pisces. There is perhaps
Speaker 2: no more loaded word in the English language than mother.
Speaker 2: Conjuring as it does a deluge of associations and activations
Speaker 2: because Jim and I season reminds us that we are
Speaker 2: ever and always not only capable of, but responsible for
Speaker 2: rewriting the story we tell ourselves. Offer you the words
Speaker 2: of roomy quote we are born of love. Love is
Speaker 2: our mother? Close quote did we forget anyone hard to
Speaker 2: telling that jumble of words?
Speaker 7: Salad?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it doesn't seem like it's actually meaning anything. Okay,
Speaker 2: it's almost like they made it up or something.
Speaker 4: Twolla. Did you get this out of an AI like
Speaker 4: randomly generated?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: This is literally how June begins.
Speaker 7: This is the this is the solstice in flux within
Speaker 7: our zodiac signs.
Speaker 4: Everything is coming together and properly aligned, coming out of
Speaker 4: our armpits. Yeah, how did my armpits. Get into this.
Speaker 4: I mean, how is that a part of my horoscope?
Speaker 4: Because you're up to your arm Why is Daniel laughing
Speaker 4: at my armpits.
Speaker 8: In the hall?
Speaker 7: You're up to your arm pits in horoscopic? Joy I
Speaker 7: used yoda though, Okay, that's fine. It doesn't worry.
Speaker 4: It's not funky.
Speaker 2: Uh No, that's something I pride myself on. I do
Speaker 2: shower at least once a day, at least once a day,
Speaker 2: sometimes more. Yeah, especially yeah, oh absolutely, if I work out. Absolutely,
Speaker 2: I see like I will work out before I go
Speaker 2: to hot keto class, and I excuse my shower before
Speaker 2: I go to hot keto class, and I'll shower after.
Speaker 8: Class, to shower before you exercise. For martial artists, you
Speaker 8: should know this.
Speaker 2: You should be clean. Yeah, yeah, that's that's expected. You're
Speaker 2: supposed to have clean feet, all of that. Okay, Plus
Speaker 2: intince you're kind of in charge a little bit. I
Speaker 2: think it's important to set a good role. Yes, I'm
Speaker 2: setting the example. I can't come in there smelling funky
Speaker 2: like last night.
Speaker 4: I didn't realize you had such a severe bo problem.
Speaker 4: I didn't say I did.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that's the way I present myself clean,
Speaker 2: smell like Jack.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't think deodorant would help. If I smell like
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