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Speaker 4: Patrick's Day. It's Monday, March seventeenth, the day of the Irish.
Speaker 4: We're going to talk a little about Saint Pat's also
Speaker 4: American masculinity. The right seems to be obsessed about it,
Speaker 4: but what is it really we're talking about?
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Speaker 4: Hello and Happy Saint Patrick's Day. It is the Crell
Speaker 4: Cast and I am Carrel, silvery glad you are joining
Speaker 4: me wearing my green and I'm glad it's a little
Speaker 4: flowy because we're going to be having talks about masculinity
Speaker 4: today and that's always an interesting topic for me if
Speaker 4: the topic comes up, not just because the right is obsessed.
Speaker 4: Ben Shapiro and Tucker Carlson and even Trump, they've all
Speaker 4: talked about American masculinity and they're anti trans and this
Speaker 4: that we're going to talk all about that today. But
Speaker 4: before we get to that, I just want to say
Speaker 4: to all of my friends in Ireland, happy Saint Patrick's Day.
Speaker 4: I hope you had a great parade. They are eight
Speaker 4: hours ahead, so basically it's what like six thirty there,
Speaker 4: so I hope you had a great day. By now,
Speaker 4: so many of you are schnockered and the rest of
Speaker 4: you are having a lovely dinner and then going home.
Speaker 4: I've been to Ireland fifteen sixteen times. I have led
Speaker 4: the Saint Patrick's Day parade. I would move back to Ireland,
Speaker 4: move back like I lived there. I would move to
Speaker 4: Ireland if I had the resources to live in Dublin.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't want to live in the rural Ireland.
Speaker 2: It's very rural.
Speaker 4: But I would live in Dublin like Rosie O'Donnell if
Speaker 4: I had the money. I don't, so it's a dream.
Speaker 4: But one day, who can say. One never knows what's
Speaker 4: going to happen in life. You know, before we begin,
Speaker 4: I said that yesterday. I want to share something that
Speaker 4: I say yesterday with you. I said it about me,
Speaker 4: but I said it to Steve, and I think it
Speaker 4: pertains to our political climate right now. I think it
Speaker 4: pertains to like everything going on right now. You know,
Speaker 4: I have medical anxiety. I'm a little worried about both
Speaker 4: my neurological problems. And April thirtieth, it's time to measure
Speaker 4: the old aorta again. And you know, if that keeps growing,
Speaker 4: one day I might have to have open heart surgery,
Speaker 4: which is scary. And so I worry a lot about
Speaker 4: the future, the future of America. You know, is medicare
Speaker 4: going to be cut? Is solid security going to be cut?
Speaker 4: What are people going to do? How are people surviving?
Speaker 4: What about climate change? Look what just happened in the South.
Speaker 4: You know, I worry a lot about that. I even
Speaker 4: and I'm an mpath I mean, with the Macedonia thing.
Speaker 4: You know, fifty people killed in a nightclub fire. Did
Speaker 4: they learn nothing from us that you don't use fireworks
Speaker 4: in a nightclub? So sad fourteen to twenty five four
Speaker 4: year olds die in a small town. And I believe
Speaker 4: Macedonia or was it Malta. I have to look it up,
Speaker 4: but it was just it was sad. And you know,
Speaker 4: forty forty plus people dead in the United States from weather.
Speaker 4: You know, we don't really we just don't label it
Speaker 4: weather deaths, but they are. They're weather deaths. And the
Speaker 4: South was decimated because God hates the South. God absolutely
Speaker 4: hates the South. That's why he keeps killing people there. Tornadoes, floods,
Speaker 4: all kinds of stuff. He hates Red States. God does
Speaker 4: not like people in Red States, hates them, tries to
Speaker 4: kill them. Always look at it, flooding them, tornadoes, just
Speaker 4: killing them indiscriminately because God hates hatred and bigotry and
Speaker 4: that's all Red States have to offer. So God is
Speaker 4: constantly destroying them. You don't see tornadoes and hurricanes in California, Massachusetts,
Speaker 4: New York, Nope, the Red States because God hates them.
Speaker 4: And if they can say that God hates gays and
Speaker 4: trans which is why we have natural disasters. Then I
Speaker 4: can say that God hates the South, which is why
Speaker 4: they are continually now being battered. We all know it's
Speaker 4: really just climate change, but the South doesn't believe in
Speaker 4: climate change. So you know what, so you die, Oh
Speaker 4: Joe Carill, you have no compassion. No, I really don't.
Speaker 4: Not for people in Red States. They're not going to
Speaker 4: be helped by the government either. Wait till they try
Speaker 4: to approach the government for a handout for their disaster.
Speaker 4: FEMA's almost been gutted, you know, Wait till you think
Speaker 4: Trump's gone down there? Has Trump even commented? Nope, any
Speaker 4: other president would be down touring the damage talking about FEMA,
Speaker 4: Not him.
Speaker 2: Nope. What's he doing illegally shipping.
Speaker 4: Venezuelans to El Salvador. That's the latest thing that he's
Speaker 4: concerned with, venice and invoking a wartime act from seventeen nineties,
Speaker 4: an eighteenth century bit of law which your court has
Speaker 4: already said you can't invoke.
Speaker 2: We're not at war.
Speaker 4: And you know what, he and his borders are said,
Speaker 4: we don't care what the court say. He also, by
Speaker 4: the way, this morning, declared that all of Joe Biden's
Speaker 4: pardons are null and void because they used an auto
Speaker 4: pen to sign them, which other presidents have done. But
Speaker 4: he's like, nope, they're null and void. We're gonna go
Speaker 4: after everyone that was on the committee that prosecuted me.
Speaker 2: He can't.
Speaker 4: It'll end up in court, like everything this man does.
Speaker 4: I did hear a funny joke though, that the only
Speaker 4: way Malania blows him is wearing every piece of jewelry
Speaker 4: she has, which was quite funny. But it is Saint
Speaker 4: Patrick's day, and I do love Dublin. I hope you're
Speaker 4: wearing your green today. I'm gonna go get some vegan
Speaker 4: corn beef over at No Butcher for lunch and really
Speaker 4: just have a good time today. You know, Saint Patrick
Speaker 4: allegedly led the snakes out of Ireland. I wish someone
Speaker 4: would lead the snake out of the United States, particularly Washington,
Speaker 4: d C. Because there's a whole lot of snakes there.
Speaker 4: Doctor Oz being grilled about leading Medicare and Medicaid, because
Speaker 4: that's who I want in charge of Medicare and Medicaid,
Speaker 4: A TV doctor who's an idiot m quack yep. Oh,
Speaker 4: just lovely state of affairs. So it is Saint Patrick's Day.
Speaker 4: If you drink alcohol, please have a Guinness or Jamison's,
Speaker 4: one of the two, because or both. I don't drink
Speaker 4: alcohol anymore, but I'd love to have a little sip
Speaker 4: of Guinness today because you know what, It's a day
Speaker 4: to just celebrate, just be crazy, celebrate diversity, Celebrate you know, Ireland.
Speaker 2: I love Ireland.
Speaker 4: Celebrate Ireland, Celebrate all things Irish. Just so many wonderful
Speaker 4: things you can celebrate that are Irish. The Irish have
Speaker 4: invented a lot. And the Irish have same sex marriage,
Speaker 4: transgendered protection, they have legal abortion, and they're an eighty
Speaker 4: percent Catholic country, so they are totally leaving us in
Speaker 4: the dirt when it comes to showing us how to
Speaker 4: be great liberals. The Irish know how to be great liberals,
Speaker 4: they really do. And they have conservatives there. But abortion
Speaker 4: is a settled question. It's legal, the state pays for it.
Speaker 4: Same sex marriage a settled question. They will never bring
Speaker 4: it up again. It's not going to end back up
Speaker 4: in court. They're not going to try to overturn it.
Speaker 4: That's who the Irish are. They make a law, they
Speaker 4: go with it, stick with it. It's a great country. There
Speaker 4: are great people. If you have time to go in
Speaker 4: your lifetime, I highly recommend it. Hello to everybody in
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Speaker 2: What is it to be a man? A masculine man,
Speaker 2: a real man?
Speaker 4: You know, my whole life, my entire sixty two years
Speaker 4: of life, since I could walk and talk, I have
Speaker 4: been told what is manly and what is not. And
Speaker 4: that's always amused me quite frankly. And that topic has
Speaker 4: been up in our news a lot, with people like
Speaker 4: Ben Shapiro, even Donald Trump, Tucker Carlson, all these people
Speaker 4: trying to tell you what a real man is, and
Speaker 4: they equate being maga with being masculine. Maga are possibly
Speaker 4: the least masculine men around. They have the smallest penises,
Speaker 4: as is exemplified by their large trucks. Their masculinity is
Speaker 4: so fragile. Going the bathroom with a trans person could
Speaker 4: send them into a spiral of some kind. Maga men
Speaker 4: are the most effeminate, non masculine, little wimpy things that
Speaker 4: I've ever seen. They have to cover their faces when
Speaker 4: they go do their Nazi marches, and they want to
Speaker 4: be gay, most of them. They all pal around with
Speaker 4: each of bru brow and wrestle with each other. And
Speaker 4: so Maga men are possibly the most non masculine men
Speaker 4: on the planet. Leading the way is Andrew Tate, who
Speaker 4: you've heard about, or Andrew Taint as I call him,
Speaker 4: who you've heard about? A rapist allegedly in Romania, woman trafficker,
Speaker 4: that sort of stuff, you know, the things that non
Speaker 4: masculine men do try to exert dominion over women. Only
Speaker 4: a non masculine man would try to control a woman's vagina.
Speaker 4: If you're a masculine man, if you're a real man,
Speaker 4: you're mad enough to know that a woman can control
Speaker 4: her own body. So this topic came up not just
Speaker 4: because of MAGA, but because of possibly one of the
Speaker 4: best acted television shows out right now, a four part
Speaker 4: mini series called Adolescence. If you haven't seen it on Netflix,
Speaker 4: watch it immediately episode three. They should just throw Emmys
Speaker 4: at both of the actors in it and the thirteen
Speaker 4: fourteen year old that plays the adolescent. Give that kid
Speaker 4: an Emmy, an Oscar, a Grammy, whatever you want to
Speaker 4: give it. Brilliant, brilliant, breathtaking, the brilliant performances, and underneath
Speaker 4: it all is a murder mystery steeped in toxic masculinity.
Speaker 2: What is it to be? A man. How do men
Speaker 2: treat women?
Speaker 4: You know, I've always said that the most masculine man
Speaker 4: on the planet is one that allows other men to
Speaker 4: be the man they want to be. Think about that,
Speaker 4: The most masculine man on the planet is one secure
Speaker 4: enough to let other men be the kind of man
Speaker 4: they want to be. I hold up my arms because
Speaker 4: look at me. Look I love tops like this. It's frilly,
Speaker 4: it's see through, it's got sparkles. Am I less masculine
Speaker 4: because I wear this? We judge masculinity on so many
Speaker 4: ridiculous factors. Their MAGA is convinced that Donald Trump is masculine.
Speaker 4: He is possibly the most wimpy coward I have ever
Speaker 4: seen in my life. And I know lesbians more butch
Speaker 4: than he is. Okay, so what is to be masculine?
Speaker 2: You know?
Speaker 4: The star of Captain America was in a podcast and
Speaker 4: Stephanie Mills, not Miller, the singer Stephanie Mills, posted him
Speaker 4: talking about that he raised his boys to be men.
Speaker 4: They're men, you know nowadays we're not raising our children
Speaker 4: to be men.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we are, just not your version.
Speaker 4: There is this fifteen hundreds ideological idea of what it
Speaker 4: is to be a man.
Speaker 2: Look.
Speaker 4: I have always said that we don't need to expand gender.
Speaker 4: In other words, you know you're they them, that's.
Speaker 2: Good for you.
Speaker 4: But I've always thought we need to expand our understanding
Speaker 4: of what it is to be a man or a woman,
Speaker 4: not add more categories. Because a man can wear construction
Speaker 4: gear and be butch and work at a construction place.
Speaker 4: That doesn't make him math skillin. Clothing doesn't determine whether
Speaker 4: you're masculine or not. Take it from a gay man,
Speaker 4: I know masculine. Masculine is an inner strength, an inner
Speaker 4: strength that you have that is based in decency, in empathy,
Speaker 4: and in courage and fortitude. And courage comes in all shapes.
Speaker 4: Courage doesn't mean you're able to face any adversity and
Speaker 4: be strong and push right. No, that's not what courage means.
Speaker 4: Courage means actually knowing when you have to ask for help.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 4: Courage means knowing when you're not good enough and you
Speaker 4: need to be better. Courage means accepting defeat. So what
Speaker 4: does it take to be a masculine man in today's
Speaker 4: world where Maggie is constantly telling us, Well, like this
Speaker 4: TV show and like America shows most masculinity today is toxic.
Speaker 2: It's toxic.
Speaker 4: We think we can treat women any way we want
Speaker 4: to underpay them, control their bodies. That's not masculinity. That's bigotry,
Speaker 4: that's hatred and sexism. You know, MAGA equates all these
Speaker 4: traits with masculine men that are actually horrible, and a
Speaker 4: lot of the black community does. The actor from Captain
Speaker 4: America is black, and I have heard other black celebrities
Speaker 4: talk like him about what it takes to be a man.
Speaker 4: You know what it takes to be a man to
Speaker 4: not call a woman a bitch in a rap song.
Speaker 4: That's what it takes to be a man. You know
Speaker 4: what it takes to be a man to not call
Speaker 4: a gay person a fag. That's what it means to
Speaker 4: be masculine. To be secure enough in your own sexuality
Speaker 4: that you're not worried about somebody else's. That's what it
Speaker 4: takes to be a man. To be a real masculine man,
Speaker 4: it means you can have friends that are trans or
Speaker 4: love someone that is trans, that you don't worry about
Speaker 4: what bathroom someone uses. That's what it takes to be
Speaker 4: a man. What does it take in today's world. To
Speaker 4: be a man, it takes a lot more than what
Speaker 4: Maga thinks. And Ben Shapiro, I'm butcher than Ben Shapiro
Speaker 4: and Tucker Carlson. The man wears a print bow tie
Speaker 4: and he wants to sit there and talk about manly men.
Speaker 4: You know, manly men, they're not a good thing, these
Speaker 4: big butcher truck driving. That's they're not good. They're not
Speaker 4: good for the country, They're not good for society. A
Speaker 4: real man is secure in himself. That's what a real
Speaker 4: man is. Someone that's not threatened by women, so threatened
Speaker 4: that he legislates against them. Someone that's not threatened by gaze,
Speaker 4: bys trans someone that cares for himself, the planet, the community.
Speaker 2: That's masculine.
Speaker 4: There is nothing more masculine than caring for animals, the environment,
Speaker 4: and each other. That is a masculine trait. And on
Speaker 4: the other side, it's also a very woman, a very feminine.
Speaker 2: Trait to be a caregiver. But it's equally for men.
Speaker 4: In fact, everything it takes to be a real man,
Speaker 4: it takes to be a real woman. Isn't that something
Speaker 4: they share the same? Do you think it takes to
Speaker 4: be a great man? Is needed to be a great
Speaker 4: woman mine us be.
Speaker 2: Over all right.
Speaker 4: If you have to live better, I have eight chicks
Speaker 4: on this Saint Patrick Day to help you live better.
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Speaker 4: love that video of Ben Shapiro claiming his masculine by
Speaker 4: going to a home depot in his huge pickup truck
Speaker 4: and buying a small piece of wood.
Speaker 2: Well he has a small piece of wood.
Speaker 1: Ah.
Speaker 4: But first, and let me tell you, big pickup trucks
Speaker 4: are not masculine. They're the least masculine. See, masculinity is
Speaker 4: also intelligence. Intelligence is very masculine and very sexy. Well,
Speaker 4: if you're wise. You know that giant pickup trucks are
Speaker 4: horrible for the environment. They're huge gas gustlers. There costs
Speaker 4: too much for insurance, They take up too much space
Speaker 4: on the road, they don't fit in parking lots. They're dumb.
Speaker 4: The only people that should be allowed to buy a
Speaker 4: four and f two fifty, f three, fifty whatever are
Speaker 4: people that actually need them. You should have to get
Speaker 4: a permit to get a giant truck. You should not
Speaker 4: be able to just go buy a giant bad for
Speaker 4: the world truck because your penis is so little. Okay,
Speaker 4: so it is Saint Patrick's dale. Let's talk about ways
Speaker 4: to live a better life. I found these last night online.
Speaker 4: I agree with every one of them, so I thought
Speaker 4: I would share them with you because we all got
Speaker 4: to live a better life. And I started something in
Speaker 4: the first segment that I forgot. I went off on
Speaker 4: a tangent. And that is what I said to myself
Speaker 4: and to Steve yesterday, and what I want to say
Speaker 4: to you. I worry a lot about the future, and
Speaker 4: I have to stop. Not because there isn't one, but
Speaker 4: I was sort of raised that in the really good times,
Speaker 4: you don't take them for granted. Nor do you enjoy
Speaker 4: yourself so so much because ultimately something's going to go
Speaker 4: wrong sooner or later, So you temper your joy because
Speaker 4: things are going.
Speaker 2: To go bad at one point.
Speaker 4: And I realized that I don't know who instilled that
Speaker 4: in me, probably my parents depression era of parents who
Speaker 4: are like, well, don't get too happy. And I said
Speaker 4: to my friend Steve, you know what, I've got to
Speaker 4: stop being a being afraid to enjoy the good stuff
Speaker 4: sublimely because I fear that if I do, the universe
Speaker 4: will make something bad happen. Andrew and I were having
Speaker 4: the time of our life at KFI. We were number one,
Speaker 4: and we had money and everything, and he died two
Speaker 4: years later, my mother dies. I've during aids. Most of
Speaker 4: my friends died as we were having a fabulous time
Speaker 4: out in the clubs and being young and being gay
Speaker 4: and everything, and then they just all started dying. So
Speaker 4: I have to relearn to enjoy every good thing to
Speaker 4: the utmost potential and not to worry about the bad
Speaker 4: things because they are.
Speaker 2: Going to happen.
Speaker 4: I and you and everyone are going to get sick,
Speaker 4: and we are going to die, and before we die,
Speaker 4: we may get sick a lot of time, with various
Speaker 4: horrible maladies, cancer, ms, whatever. No one gets out of
Speaker 4: this alive, but worrying about that every day robs you
Speaker 4: of the joy.
Speaker 2: Just like Trump. Look, he's president for three years.
Speaker 4: Nine more months unless nature does its job and takes
Speaker 4: them out, or we get in a war in a
Speaker 4: foreign country takes them out or whatever. But we can't
Speaker 4: worry every day like, oh my social security. Oh yes,
Speaker 4: these are all possibilities, and yes, bad things under Donald
Speaker 4: Trump are a given, they're going to happen, but worrying
Speaker 4: about them every day robs you of the present. It
Speaker 4: is not good psychologically, it's not good physically. You got
Speaker 4: to enjoy life or there's no point in living it.
Speaker 4: For two weeks, I have been wrapped up in what
Speaker 4: neurological disorder do I have? I no longer care. They're
Speaker 4: gonna find out whether it's it was all caused by
Speaker 4: the shot, So whether or not it's like a benign
Speaker 4: muscle fascillation or whether it's some you know, neurological damage
Speaker 4: or whatever it is. I'm not gonna worry about it
Speaker 4: until they tell me.
Speaker 2: Then I'll worry. Worry when someone tells you to.
Speaker 4: Worry, be upset when the situation actually presents itself, and
Speaker 4: use your joy to prepare you for the bad, because
Speaker 4: there will be bad. You might go broke, you might
Speaker 4: lose your home. People around you are going to die,
Speaker 4: your pets are going there's going to be bad. Every
Speaker 4: day I think about what life is going to be
Speaker 4: like without Ember. She's only nine. You know that's gonna happen.
Speaker 4: I just gotta let it go and deal with it.
Speaker 4: When I'm euthanizing her, we need to do the same.
Speaker 4: Trump is going to upset you every day. He's going to.
Speaker 2: Worrying about it.
Speaker 4: It's not going to serve you. So what are some
Speaker 4: of the things we can do to be happier? Well,
Speaker 4: on the Saint Patrick's Day, go green. Most of you
Speaker 4: do not eat enough vegetables. You're not getting your greens.
Speaker 4: Make a point to try to eat thirty plants a week.
Speaker 2: That's four a day or five a day.
Speaker 4: Between four and five plants a day, Lettuce, cabbage, whatever, avocado, zucchini, whatever,
Speaker 4: there's lots of plants. Eat one with every meal breakfast,
Speaker 4: have fruit, lunch and dinner. Have veggies with every meal.
Speaker 4: It will help you by the way Backchoi, spinach, Brussels
Speaker 4: sprouts reduce pain by looking at nature.
Speaker 2: We have undisputed.
Speaker 4: Evidence that if you are sick, if you're in pain,
Speaker 4: go out and look at nature, and it releases hormones
Speaker 4: that actually make the pain better. So look at nature
Speaker 4: if you're in pain. Try aqua aerobics. I know you
Speaker 4: think it's for old people.
Speaker 2: It's not.
Speaker 4: In fact, a new study in the Journal of BMJ
Speaker 4: Medicine found that people who stuck with aqua aerobics for
Speaker 4: more than ten weeks reduce their body weight by more
Speaker 4: than ten pounds. So give it a try. Here's a
Speaker 4: weird one. Chew on wood. We now have evidence that
Speaker 4: if you chew on like a popsicle stick, it releases
Speaker 4: something in your brain that actually fights Alzheimer's. It's an antioxidant.
Speaker 4: Have coffee or tea. There are things in each one
Speaker 4: that actually help you. Do not take a probiotic. Eat
Speaker 4: them kimchi and other probiotics. It's a multi billion dollar industry.
Speaker 4: It's all hype.
Speaker 2: Don't use them.
Speaker 4: Eat oatmeal, beans, fiber, whole grains and fermented foods. Fermented foods.
Speaker 4: Snack on chocolate. It's National Chocolate Week in America and
Speaker 4: tomorrow I'm going to show you the best way to
Speaker 4: consume it. But one ounce of dark chocolate seventy percent
Speaker 4: coco or more per day is good for you. Cut
Speaker 4: back on your time on your TV. Time to protect
Speaker 4: your heart. No more than two hours a day, and
Speaker 4: get up every twenty minutes. And nostalgia actually helps. Nostalgia
Speaker 4: helps your brain, so get nostalgic. Also, eat some artichokes.
Speaker 4: Artichokes are very very good for you, and try not
Speaker 4: to be obese because we know that will hurt you.
Speaker 4: So do those things. Look at nature when you're in pain.
Speaker 4: Add in some greens, all the other things I mentioned.
Speaker 4: Have some chocolate one ounce a day, seventy send coco
Speaker 4: or more. I am corel be who you want to be.
Speaker 4: Felling and hurt you, Baddy. We're just getting the week
Speaker 4: started tomorrow. The best way to consume chocolate. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: show you in my kitchen.
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