Speaker 1: Alrighty, Writy, gutty, it is the crail Cast. And on
Speaker 1: today's show, we've got to talk about the debate that
Speaker 1: was or was not a debate, I'm not even sure. Also,
Speaker 1: we're gonna talk about so many other things in the
Speaker 1: news today that your head's gonna spin. Honey, it's gonna filluncensored, unfiltered,
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Speaker 1: am carell happy. Wednesday, October two. This is the Macha
Speaker 1: latte that I spoke about at the end of yesterday's show.
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Speaker 1: a quarter cup of soy milk or actually today's almond milk,
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Speaker 1: I how do I I have to be honest with
Speaker 1: you all. I couldn't watch the entire debate, Okay, I
Speaker 1: have to. I don't want to stand here and lie
Speaker 1: to you. In fact, no one I know could watch
Speaker 1: the entire debate a It was boring as f And
Speaker 1: that speaks more about me than them. They did what
Speaker 1: they were supposed to do. Vance and Walls, they spoke
Speaker 1: about policy. They were civil with each other. But see
Speaker 1: you and I don't want civility when it comes to
Speaker 1: someone like JD. Vance. Okay, And that's my biggest problem.
Speaker 1: Kamala treated Donald Trump like he deserved to be treated
Speaker 1: like a scumbag, because that's what he is JD. Vance
Speaker 1: who is gay? It is my belief that man is gay.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry his body, that his shoulder shimmies, that man,
Speaker 1: I mean, I was like, he's as queer as I am.
Speaker 1: Now he says he's not. So I'm not gonna you know,
Speaker 1: I'm not that person. But I'm just telling you. Steve
Speaker 1: and I were on the phone and Steve's all, he's gay.
Speaker 1: I go, well, he did come out when he was young,
Speaker 1: and then he said he changed his mind. He was
Speaker 1: wearing more eyeliner than Diana Ross. But whatever. I like
Speaker 1: men that wear makeup, so were the makeup Jada. In fact,
Speaker 1: I may like JD. Vans if he weren't such a
Speaker 1: crazy idiot. But the fact that he refused to acknowledge
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump lost the election, and the fact that
Speaker 1: he refused to say that he would accept the outcome
Speaker 1: of the new election, and he refused to condemn January sixth,
Speaker 1: that's it. He's not a credible human being that's a
Speaker 1: candidate for office. If you can't you know, we hold
Speaker 1: these truths to be self evident. Donald Trump lost the election.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump incited insurrection. Donald Trump is a traitor to
Speaker 1: the United States, of America who has probably sold are
Speaker 1: secrets to other governments. You there's no middle ground there,
Speaker 1: no matter how civil you try to present these radical policies,
Speaker 1: which is what he tried to do. He tried to
Speaker 1: be the voice of calm to Trump's over the top.
Speaker 1: It was Andrew. He was his Andrew. Andrew is my calm,
Speaker 1: you know, with the If you wanted a calm conversation,
Speaker 1: talk to Andrew. If you wanted well me, talk to me. JD.
Speaker 1: Vance may have sounded civilized, he may have sounded normal,
Speaker 1: but nothing about his policies are normal, Nothing about anything
Speaker 1: that he has said on the campaign trail as normal.
Speaker 1: And there is nothing normal in refusing to acknowledge that
Speaker 1: eighty one million people sent your ass home and you
Speaker 1: lost the election. There's nothing normal about not condemning January
Speaker 1: sixth and saying it was treason. If you don't do
Speaker 1: those things, you should that should be a litmus tesch
Speaker 1: for office in the United States. But it wasn't. And
Speaker 1: I didn't want Tim Wallas to be nice to him
Speaker 1: because he doesn't deserve it. Donald Trump and JD. Vans
Speaker 1: do not deserve niceties. They don't deserve normalcy. They don't
Speaker 1: deserve casual and kind conversation. They are trying to literally
Speaker 1: destroy our country. So Democrats, please, I'm voting for you.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be there. I've written a song for you.
Speaker 1: I love you. I love you. Kamala Harris. I do
Speaker 1: I love her, not like oh I'm in love with her.
Speaker 1: I love her. I love her demeanor. I love everything
Speaker 1: about her, I really do. There are little things that
Speaker 1: bother me, but hey, there are little things that bother
Speaker 1: me about husbands, you know. I mean. So, I love her.
Speaker 1: I want her to be president. I wouldn't have written
Speaker 1: a song about her if I didn't. But stop, Democrats.
Speaker 1: Stop being cordial to people that you shouldn't even wipe
Speaker 1: your boots on. Jd. Vance is a Nazi. He looks
Speaker 1: like a Nazi. He's a Nazi. His beliefs are right
Speaker 1: up there with the Nazi Party. You know, they're as
Speaker 1: bad as Mengelo, they really are. They want to experiment
Speaker 1: on women in a way. They want to see what
Speaker 1: happens to women. Do you know today in Louisiana it
Speaker 1: is now illegal, illegal to possess the abortion pill, and
Speaker 1: they're fine with that. Illegal to have a drug in
Speaker 1: your medicine cabinet that has been prescribed illegal. That's freaking weird. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's weird. Jd Vance is weird. He still thinks they're
Speaker 1: eating dogs and cats in Springfield, Illinois. They eating the dogs,
Speaker 1: eating the cats. It might be a funny meme, but
Speaker 1: it's not funny to the Haitians or what did he say?
Speaker 1: Where did he say? They live Hyashia? So being civil
Speaker 1: to that man, I couldn't do it. And I don't
Speaker 1: think Tim Walls should have done it. I don't think
Speaker 1: Kamala Harris should do it. I don't think anyone should
Speaker 1: be civil to Trump and to Vance. They literally want
Speaker 1: to install a dictatorship. Donald Trump has already approved the purge,
Speaker 1: a bloody day to get rid of crime. That's the purge,
Speaker 1: and JD Vance is right behind him sucking his you
Speaker 1: know what maybe literally oh oh, a little orange thing. Ugh.
Speaker 1: So I turned it off because I actually couldn't take
Speaker 1: the civility. Isn't that something they were doing? What they
Speaker 1: should do, have a civil discourse, That's what our politics
Speaker 1: should be. That's what they were doing. I couldn't take
Speaker 1: it because it normalized jd Vance. It made him appear credible.
Speaker 1: It made him appear well versed, and Tim Walls was
Speaker 1: a little off his game last night. It made JD.
Speaker 1: Vance appear normal and I could and take it. I
Speaker 1: could not take it. What about y'all? Let's check the
Speaker 1: chat room at YouTube dot com. Forward slash really corral.
Speaker 1: Let's see. On Saturday, I was at a farmer's market
Speaker 1: in Tulsa and saw a single serve bottle of Macho
Speaker 1: Late for seven dollars. Oh no, make your own, honey,
Speaker 1: make it turned it off after five minutes. The world
Speaker 1: is crumbling in their spinning bs. That's exactly friggin' right,
Speaker 1: Steve Benfeld or Bernfeld? Is it Burnfeld? Mister Zigfeld? While
Speaker 1: they were spinning their bs, one hundred and eighty ballistic
Speaker 1: missiles were falling on Israel one hundred and eighty, you know,
Speaker 1: And they're right. Van says a much better liar than
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. All I saw last night was danger. It
Speaker 1: made me feel that we were in danger because he's slick.
Speaker 1: He is a slick liar. He appears credible, and he
Speaker 1: says stuff out of his mouth that is absurd. But
Speaker 1: see when Trump says it sounds absurd because it is absurd. J. D.
Speaker 1: Vance said absurd things that sounded normal, that sounded logical,
Speaker 1: And to the sick little individuals that follow these people,
Speaker 1: he's a winner. To the world. It was a tie.
Speaker 1: A tie. How can you friggin tie in a debate
Speaker 1: with a guy that won't acknowledge that the boss lost
Speaker 1: the last election, that he committed treason on January sixth,
Speaker 1: that they're not eating dogs and cats in Springfield. How
Speaker 1: can that be a tie? How fracked up are your
Speaker 1: morals and your intellect and your lack of knowledge that
Speaker 1: you would look at that guy and think, yeah, he
Speaker 1: could be vice president. God, we're a nation of freaking idiots.
Speaker 1: And while they stood there talking, bombs were literally falling
Speaker 1: in Israel a world. Someone asked me, is World War
Speaker 1: three starting? I said, well, it looks that way. And
Speaker 1: now israelis are making incursions into Lebanon, and Iran is
Speaker 1: threatening more and now Israel threatening to reach retaliate. And
Speaker 1: that's called war. And you know what boy George said
Speaker 1: about it, war or a stupid and peeple a stupid
Speaker 1: and love means nothing in some strange quarters. He hates
Speaker 1: that song. By the way, Boy George hates that song.
Speaker 1: I love it, but boy George hates it. So I'm
Speaker 1: telling you now, I'm telling you now, last night was dangerous.
Speaker 1: Yes it was civil, Yes they talked policy. It was
Speaker 1: dangerous because the guy that doesn't think Trump lost the election,
Speaker 1: the guy that thinks January sixth was a bunch of
Speaker 1: polite people just rallying at the Capitol Building. The guy
Speaker 1: that thinks Haitians are eating dogs and cats in Springfield
Speaker 1: appeared sane and normal. And when that happens, danger Will Robinson. Danger.
Speaker 1: By the way, the new Austin Space is brilliant. What's
Speaker 1: not so new anymore on Netflix? It's brilliant. But the
Speaker 1: robot never once does this. The robot was all tech,
Speaker 1: and I'm like, no, I want I want danger Will Robinson.
Speaker 1: But anyway, So that's that's what I have to say
Speaker 1: about the debate. I didn't watch it all because I
Speaker 1: felt it was dangerous. I really did. I felt that
Speaker 1: Tim Walls appeared normal, and he ain't watch Hillbilly Elogy.
Speaker 1: He's not a normal person. Normal people don't come out
Speaker 1: to everybody and then say, oh it's my bad, change
Speaker 1: my mind, you know. So, yeah, either you like to
Speaker 1: suck you know what or you don't. Oh, it's that simple,
Speaker 1: and let's talk about the bombs and the strange dust
Speaker 1: lands on your face. I can't believe I'm singing. Morrissey.
Speaker 1: Such an a hole he is these days. But there's
Speaker 1: a war going on and we're gonna get sucked into it.
Speaker 1: We already were last night we helped deflect some of
Speaker 1: the one hundred and eighty ballistic missiles. If there was
Speaker 1: a nuclear warhead on any of them, today would be
Speaker 1: a very different day for all of us, for everybody.
Speaker 1: And Iran will cross that line if Israel attacks Iran
Speaker 1: in retaliation. Iran is only weeks away from a nuclear warhead.
Speaker 1: So I'm not ready for all that, are you? And
Speaker 1: poor Kamala? I mean it so right this week we've
Speaker 1: got this port strike. You're going to start feeling it
Speaker 1: if it goes on for more than a week. Prescription drugs,
Speaker 1: toilet trees, all kinds of things that are in your
Speaker 1: fruits and vegetables that are shipped through the ports, they're
Speaker 1: not gonna make it. They're going to rot on the deck,
Speaker 1: on the whatever you want to call it, And I
Speaker 1: guess it's a deck right at a port there's a
Speaker 1: deck is not what it's called, and your prices are
Speaker 1: going to go up even higher right before an election.
Speaker 1: I fully believe that Joe Biden, who doesn't want to
Speaker 1: get involved, I get at union guy. He haw to engage.
Speaker 1: Is it tasted heartly? Is that the bill which says
Speaker 1: that they have to both cool it for eighty days
Speaker 1: while they negotiate, that they go back to work, and
Speaker 1: they have eighty days to negotiate. He needs to exercise
Speaker 1: that because that will give Kamala time to get elected.
Speaker 1: This is not the time for prices to start skyrocket
Speaker 1: skyrocketing because of what's going on. So I really feel that,
Speaker 1: you know, and as for Israel, someone's got to call
Speaker 1: that in Yahoo and say stop stop. You are escalating
Speaker 1: this into a world war and we're not gonna do it.
Speaker 1: All right, Yesterday was Music Advocacy Day, and you know what,
Speaker 1: I encourage each of you to go talk to your legislators,
Speaker 1: make an appointment with your congress person, go down and
Speaker 1: meet their staff. Yesterday was the first time I've ever
Speaker 1: done it as a citizen and not as a journalist.
Speaker 1: Now I've expressed a lot to politicians, presidents, senators, but
Speaker 1: as a journalist. Yesterday, I was an advocate for music.
Speaker 1: I was the team captain. I was so honored. I
Speaker 1: had R and B Legend Angela Windbush on my team.
Speaker 1: Look her up. I had multi platinum DJ Chris Cox
Speaker 1: on my team. Look him up. It was an incredible day.
Speaker 1: And before I went yesterday, I recorded what the day
Speaker 1: was about. And then they did not allow video at
Speaker 1: the meeting at Representative Lee's office, but we did take
Speaker 1: some photos, So stay tuned when we come back, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna show you what the day was about and then
Speaker 1: show you some photos from the event and tell you
Speaker 1: how it made you. Don't go anywhere, kay, don't. Got
Speaker 1: a lot more to talk about, and starting faster. I'm
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Speaker 1: I am Corel And one of the proudest moments of
Speaker 1: my life was in nineteen ninety eight when I got
Speaker 1: to join the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences,
Speaker 1: better known as GRAMMY. I had been going to GRAMMY
Speaker 1: since the eighties. I started when I was twenty one
Speaker 1: years old as a photographer for someone I knew not of.
Speaker 1: I met him in a bar and he said, do
Speaker 1: you have a can you take pictures. I said yes.
Speaker 1: He said, do you want to go to Grammys in
Speaker 1: two days? I said yes, And I swore at that moment,
Speaker 1: when I was watching people like Jennifer Holiday and Grace Jones,
Speaker 1: that was my first Grammys. I swore that one day
Speaker 1: I would be on the side of the velvet rope,
Speaker 1: that I would be a voting member of the Academy
Speaker 1: for singing and for songwriting. That happened in nineteen ninety
Speaker 1: eight through Jellybean Recordings. When I was signed to Jellybean,
Speaker 1: we got dance music artist to join together and rally
Speaker 1: Grammy for a category, and we got it. We got
Speaker 1: a dance music category. And I've been a member now
Speaker 1: for twenty six years, a voting member of Grammy, and
Speaker 1: I am so very proud of it. So I've been
Speaker 1: wanting to get more involved in Grammy and the work
Speaker 1: they do outside of the Grammy Awards, and one of
Speaker 1: the things they do is Music Advocacy Day. Now, this
Speaker 1: is a day where Grammy members from all of the
Speaker 1: chapters meet with their local politicians to talk about important
Speaker 1: congressional and Senate bills and rally on the behalf of
Speaker 1: musicians everywhere. Because let's Remember, music is a business and
Speaker 1: people in it need to make money, need to make livings,
Speaker 1: just like the doc workers or just like anybody else,
Speaker 1: and so our issues need to be brought to the foreground,
Speaker 1: and Grammy does that once a year through Music Advocacy Day. Now,
Speaker 1: today we are meeting myself, Angela Winbush, who's a R
Speaker 1: and B legend, Chris Cox who is a multi platinum producer, remixer, DJ,
Speaker 1: and several other key members of Grammy here in Las Vegas.
Speaker 1: We don't have our own chapter, we're part of the
Speaker 1: LA Chapter, but we have key members here in Vegas.
Speaker 1: I am the team Captain. I am so honored to
Speaker 1: be team captain. I was recommended by fabulous Rachel Stillwell
Speaker 1: and Keana Conley and made me a team captain, and
Speaker 1: here I am so today I'll be giving these out
Speaker 1: to my team members. And this is how the US
Speaker 1: House of Representatives can support music. We are not meeting
Speaker 1: with our senator. We are meeting with our congress person.
Speaker 1: And of course there's different bills at different stages of
Speaker 1: the Houses. So today we want her to pass the
Speaker 1: Pro Music Bill, the No Fakes Act, the Bipartisan No
Speaker 1: Fakes Act, creates a federal property right to protect artists
Speaker 1: and other individ from having their image, voice, or likeness
Speaker 1: misused by generative AI to create deep fakes and clones. So,
Speaker 1: in other words, now with AI, you could go and say,
Speaker 1: I want Taylor Swift to sing a song about elephants,
Speaker 1: and technically AI could write the song, use a clone
Speaker 1: of her voice to sing the song. Uh. And you
Speaker 1: could even do a deep fake video with her life
Speaker 1: with her likeness to create a video of the song.
Speaker 1: And you could do all of that without her consent
Speaker 1: or approval. That's wrong. The one thing that we own
Speaker 1: in this life is us, our faith, our voice, our talent.
Speaker 1: That's ours. We own that and no one else should
Speaker 1: be able to exploit that without our permission. So that's
Speaker 1: what the No Fakes Act, which is HR nine five
Speaker 1: to five one does. Then the American Music Tourism Act
Speaker 1: HR eight eight four three. This bipartisan American Music Tourism
Speaker 1: Act aims to enhance the music ecosystem and increase both
Speaker 1: domestic and international tourism throughout the United States by requiring
Speaker 1: the Department of Commerce to implement a plan to support
Speaker 1: and increase music tourism. You say, what is music tourism. Well,
Speaker 1: when people go to Graceland, that's music tourism. When people
Speaker 1: go to Nashville, that's music tourism. When people come to
Speaker 1: Las Vegas to see where the Brat Pack performed, to
Speaker 1: go in the ballroom you know where Sammy Davis Junior
Speaker 1: is saying, or to go see a current act that
Speaker 1: may be here in Vegas, that's music tourism. So we
Speaker 1: want Congress now to get involved and help support and
Speaker 1: promote music tourism. It can mean money in a lot
Speaker 1: of people's pockets that are in the tourism industry. We
Speaker 1: want them to co sponsor the Hits Act. The Hits
Speaker 1: Act is a bypart artists and tax reform that incentivizes
Speaker 1: the creation of new music by amending the tax code
Speaker 1: so independent artist and songwriters can fully deduct the cost
Speaker 1: of new recordings and song demos on their taxes up
Speaker 1: to one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. The bill gives
Speaker 1: music production the same tax treatment as film production, television production,
Speaker 1: and theatrical production, and is primed to be included in
Speaker 1: any comprehensive tax reform package, meaning if you make a movie,
Speaker 1: if you do a Broadway play. If you make a
Speaker 1: TV show, you can write off the production cost. If
Speaker 1: you make a song, you can't. And that's just dumb.
Speaker 1: So we're trying to fix that then, and that's HR
Speaker 1: twelve to fifty nine. And then the American Music Fairness
Speaker 1: Act HR seven ninety one is a bill to establish
Speaker 1: a performance right for sound recordings broadcast on AMFM radio
Speaker 1: in the United States and is a loophole that does
Speaker 1: not give any money to music performers and producers. Right now,
Speaker 1: the people that make the money when you hear something
Speaker 1: played on AMFM radio are the songwriters. They get all
Speaker 1: the money the performer does not the musicians, the producers. Nope,
Speaker 1: well this would fix that. So AMFM radio will have
Speaker 1: to pay the singers because a lot of singers don't
Speaker 1: write their own material, and so every time it's played
Speaker 1: on the radio, the singer ain't making a cent. They
Speaker 1: should be. So those are the four bills that we'll
Speaker 1: be rallying today with the staff of Representative Susie Lee.
Speaker 1: Now some might say, why can't she meet with you, Well,
Speaker 1: it's October first here in Vegas and she's at memorials.
Speaker 1: But staff, as you know, if you want something done,
Speaker 1: go to the staff. I got my job at KFI
Speaker 1: because of Estella Marquin, David Hall's secretary. Make friends with
Speaker 1: the staff. They know what's going on more than anybody else.
Speaker 1: They're the ones who control the schedules, and when it
Speaker 1: comes time to vote, they're the ones that brief their
Speaker 1: bosses on what is up, how they should vote, et cetera,
Speaker 1: or what to consider for their votes. So meeting with
Speaker 1: the staff is still good. I want to encourage you
Speaker 1: all to throw your weight behind this as well, behind
Speaker 1: HR nine five to five one, the No Fakes Act,
Speaker 1: behind the American Tourism Act HR eight eight four to three,
Speaker 1: the Hits Act HR twelve fifty nine, and the Music
Speaker 1: Fairness Act HR seven ninety one. We need everyone's support
Speaker 1: so musicians can continue to try to make a living
Speaker 1: in the business of music. Now I'm gonna go change
Speaker 1: clothes because I gotta look fabulous, honey, and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: get Enber all done up, and we are going to
Speaker 1: go meet some incredible musicians that I now call my peers.
Speaker 1: And that's one thing Grammy has really made me feel.
Speaker 1: I have been in the room with some of the
Speaker 1: biggest hit makers in the world, and my opinion is
Speaker 1: just as valid as theirs. I'm on the Music Advocacy
Speaker 1: Panel and it's just incredible the people that are on
Speaker 1: this panel that we meet four times a year to
Speaker 1: discuss how to further the business interest and creative interest
Speaker 1: of all musicians everywhere. Grammy and Neris are fighting for
Speaker 1: every musician everywhere. It's a very important organization. Grammy in
Speaker 1: Schools is trying to get music back in schools, the
Speaker 1: Grammy Museum. It's really multifaceted, and Music Advocacy Day is
Speaker 1: one thing that they do that is equally as important
Speaker 1: as anything else. You've got to be an advocate for
Speaker 1: your own interest, especially if you're an artist. Now, let's
Speaker 1: go meet with Susie Lee's reps and see who shows up.
Speaker 1: All right, So there we are meeting with Susie Lee.
Speaker 1: The gentleman with the curly hair, that's Chris Cox. The
Speaker 1: African American woman is Angela Beaufil, an incredible artist. The
Speaker 1: woman in the stripes right there, that is Janie Jennings.
Speaker 1: She is a music industry professional. She works at labels
Speaker 1: and management. And then we met with the two reps.
Speaker 1: Viarta who was wonderful and Michael there in the back.
Speaker 1: The gentlemen, they were so receptive to meeting with us.
Speaker 1: They had the bills in front of us or in
Speaker 1: front of them, They really were interested in why we
Speaker 1: were there and what they could do. Now that doesn't
Speaker 1: mean that Susie Lee is going to vote this way.
Speaker 1: It just means we went to try to convince them
Speaker 1: and give them ammunition so when these votes come up,
Speaker 1: Susie Lee will know exactly what she's doing. I highly
Speaker 1: recommend ay you support these bills with us. Okay, let
Speaker 1: your lawmaker know that you support these bills. But also
Speaker 1: this really taught me that you need to go down,
Speaker 1: you need to be engaged, you need to go and
Speaker 1: fight for what you want. These people, Chris just got
Speaker 1: off a plane from Portugal. Angela Winbush just got in
Speaker 1: town from being on tour. These people are very, very busy,
Speaker 1: and yet they took time to and talk with the
Speaker 1: other very busy people, the staff of Susie Lee, who
Speaker 1: is in the middle of a contentious election, to sit
Speaker 1: down and advocate for us. It was a great day
Speaker 1: and I think we got a lot accomplished. I really
Speaker 1: truly do. I hope to do it again next year,
Speaker 1: and I hope to keep rallying. I hope. Oh goodness,
Speaker 1: we're in the black. There we go back to me.
Speaker 1: I am a one person show, so obviously I have
Speaker 1: to make some switches. It was a great day. I
Speaker 1: was so honored to be there. I was so honored
Speaker 1: to be team captain. I hope my team liked me.
Speaker 1: I think they did. And again, help us support the
Speaker 1: No Fakes Act. It's called the No Fakes Act. Send
Speaker 1: off a little letter to your congress person. Please support
Speaker 1: the No Fakes Act to stop AI generative AI from
Speaker 1: infringing on the rights of performers. All right, and as
Speaker 1: I said, go down, rally your cong person, Rally your senator.
Speaker 1: They have offices in the district for this very reason
Speaker 1: to meet with you. Don't wait what sixty one years
Speaker 1: is how old I am. Don't wait sixty one years
Speaker 1: to go down and meet your rep other than doing
Speaker 1: an interview with them or something. My thanks to John
Speaker 1: Sanchez Junior, Daniel Charleston's uncle, who I met through Daniel
Speaker 1: and now Daniel's gone. The last time he photographed me
Speaker 1: was at the funeral, and this gave us a great
Speaker 1: reason to be together again, But he took those wonderful photos.
Speaker 1: All right, did I cover everything I wanted to do?
Speaker 1: Some of you get upset. I covered the bombs, the missiles.
Speaker 1: Oh and yesterday was October one, and you know what,
Speaker 1: that's a mass shooting day here in Las Vegas. And
Speaker 1: I just wanted to say that nothing has been done
Speaker 1: since then to protect us from it happening again. Hotels
Speaker 1: do not screen luggage, and they should. When you check
Speaker 1: into a hotel, why aren't all bags run through a
Speaker 1: metal detector or an X ray machine? Why should you
Speaker 1: be allowed to carry a gun or whatever up to
Speaker 1: your room. I just don't think guns should be allowed
Speaker 1: in hotel rooms. I think I've carried one in a
Speaker 1: hotel room before, and I don't think I should anymore.
Speaker 1: I mean, I have a gun, and I have traveled
Speaker 1: with it, and when I was staying in a strange place,
Speaker 1: I brought it with me. I don't think I'll be
Speaker 1: doing that again. And of course, assault weapons are still legal.
Speaker 1: So as we mourn the victims of October one, I'd
Speaker 1: like to see us actually do something to stop something
Speaker 1: like that from happening again, something meaningful, like banning assault weapons,
Speaker 1: something meaningful, like the big hotels scanning luggage, you know,
Speaker 1: and maybe having a gun safe at the hotel. If
Speaker 1: someone brings a gun, maybe they should have to check
Speaker 1: it into a gun safe. I don't know. All I
Speaker 1: know is since October one, nothing substitutive has been done
Speaker 1: in Nevada to stop it from happening again. Of course,
Speaker 1: why should there be, because every time there's a mass
Speaker 1: shooting in America, there's nothing that's a substance done to
Speaker 1: stop the mass shootings. So yes, it was a very
Speaker 1: sad day here in Las Vegas yesterday the commemoration. But
Speaker 1: I'd like to see some change to make it better.
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