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Speaker 3: Well, today we've got a show of adversaries Trump, the Harvard, Loami,
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Speaker 3: a show today of I want to say, adversaries, but
Speaker 3: certainly choices between the two. And it's always good to
Speaker 3: have choices, am uh. And so today we're gonna start
Speaker 3: with Trump. The Harvard something that President Obama has commented on,
Speaker 3: and basically Trump administration gave Harvard a list of ways
Speaker 3: they could not be anti Semitic anymore. But that list
Speaker 3: also included getting rid of DEI, appointing someone at the
Speaker 3: college to sort of o like be a Nazi, basically
Speaker 3: make sure there's no you know, violations of the Reich.
Speaker 3: And Harvard was like, no, we ain't doing all this,
Speaker 3: we ain't having it. And so Trump, being the petty
Speaker 3: little witch that he is, said, well, then we're going
Speaker 3: to withhold two point two billion dollars in grants to you. Now,
Speaker 3: he can't do that, Okay, the grants have already been
Speaker 3: approved Congress. You know, whatever, he can't do it, it's
Speaker 3: gonna end up in court. And Harvard pointed out they
Speaker 3: have fifty billion dollars in the bank, so you know,
Speaker 3: it's not like they're going to miss his two billion,
Speaker 3: But it speaks to a broader continuation of the oligarical
Speaker 3: anarchical or no more are not anarchy, oligarical, more dictatorship
Speaker 3: kind of authoritarian rule that this administration wants. And as
Speaker 3: we get to the end of this first hundred days,
Speaker 3: I am so happy to tell you there is rising
Speaker 3: sentiment in the Hispanic community forty five percent of which
Speaker 3: voted for Trump, there is now rising sentiment against him.
Speaker 3: They don't like all of this rapid deportation, just grabbing
Speaker 3: people and throwing them in El Salvador and jails. The
Speaker 3: Venezuelan community in Florida is very frightened because he's oh,
Speaker 3: it's fine to go back to Venezuela. Now, it's not.
Speaker 3: So the tide is turning. Yes, the cult members, tried
Speaker 3: and true MAGA are still with them. They're always going
Speaker 3: to be. They're cult members. They can't help it. The
Speaker 3: poor things. I mean, really, they can't help it. They
Speaker 3: cannot help it. They're I don't know hypn how to
Speaker 3: say it. They're just poor little things. I feel pity
Speaker 3: for them because they're so wrapped up in this cult
Speaker 3: that they don't see what's really going on. And that's sad.
Speaker 3: That's sad when someone is so wrapped up and enamored
Speaker 3: with somebody that they can't see them for who they
Speaker 3: truly are. So that you know, and they're gonna biden
Speaker 3: this and blah blah blah, that they're idiots. They've been
Speaker 3: fed a diet of Fox News and Newsmax and X
Speaker 3: and all of that, and they're just brainwashed and they're
Speaker 3: susceptibully tend to be lower IQ. So you know, we
Speaker 3: should pity them, and I do. I feel sorry for them.
Speaker 3: And they make hateful comments and so all they know
Speaker 3: how to do since they don't have twelve living brain cells.
Speaker 3: You gotta list w you're gay or you know, the
Speaker 3: they're just idiots. So even some of the idiots are
Speaker 3: turning against him. Now. They won't about Harvard because most
Speaker 3: of them did not go to college. But it is
Speaker 3: great that Harvard University has driven a line in the
Speaker 3: sand and is saying nay, you shall not cross, and
Speaker 3: that you know, Harvard has graduated more than a few lawyers,
Speaker 3: and I'm quite sure that any of them, or a
Speaker 3: bunch of them would be okay taking up the case.
Speaker 3: So I don't think there'll be a lack of legal
Speaker 3: representation for Harvard. And as I said, they're rich. Harvard's
Speaker 3: a fifty plus billion dollar you know, and it's been
Speaker 3: here before the United States, with even the United States,
Speaker 3: they pride themselves on that, even before seventeen seventy six.
Speaker 3: So if Trump thinks he's going to destroy an institution
Speaker 3: that has been here longer than him, and I know
Speaker 3: that's a lot because he's frickin eighty and you know
Speaker 3: he wants that multimillion dollar parade for his seventy ninth
Speaker 3: birthday or whatever. Oh, because we got to cut money.
Speaker 3: They just said, oh, cut eight billion dollars from Medicare
Speaker 3: and medicaid. Really he's spending millions. See this is what
Speaker 3: MAGA doesn't understand. Okay, this is what they don't get.
Speaker 3: The guys out here saying I'm for you, I'm gonna
Speaker 3: save you money, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do that.
Speaker 3: And we have so far spent over one hundred million
Speaker 3: dollars on his trips to mar A Lago. Every weekend
Speaker 3: he leaves Washington goes back to Florida. That cost about
Speaker 3: five million dollars every time, every single time. It's amazing.
Speaker 3: Maga doesn't get upset at that. It's amazing that money
Speaker 3: could be going to school programs. It could be going
Speaker 3: to all kinds of things, food programs, health programs. Instead
Speaker 3: it's going so he can go have fundraisers at mar
Speaker 3: A Lago. So there we have that, and probably see
Speaker 3: Milania because I don't think she's living at the White House.
Speaker 3: We ain't seen her. Someone kidnapped her. Blink, Millenia, do
Speaker 3: you need help? Do that? What's that international symbol? Are
Speaker 3: we gonna see Malania doing that? That's the symbol for
Speaker 3: I need help? And they put it behind their back.
Speaker 3: I think Malania does this, or maybe someone should teach
Speaker 3: it to her. Who knows, who can say? So we'll see,
Speaker 3: we'll see. But Harvard is not backing down, and maybe
Speaker 3: it's gonna set a trend, and that trend will be
Speaker 3: that people aren't gonna step, you know, step down for
Speaker 3: him anymore. They're not gonna bow to the king because
Speaker 3: that's what he wants. If you don't bow and kiss
Speaker 3: the ring, he'll cut off your money. He'll look what
Speaker 3: he's doing. The main you know, she wouldn't bow and
Speaker 3: kiss the ring in Maine. And now they're trying to
Speaker 3: cut They're trying to hurt kids. You see, because what
Speaker 3: Trump doesn't realize is when he does things like cut
Speaker 3: off funding for schools in Maine, he's only hurting kids.
Speaker 3: He ain't hurting the governor, he ain't hurting the people
Speaker 3: in politics. It's hurting kids. Elon Musk, you know, I
Speaker 3: came up with a new parody song, I want to
Speaker 3: record what jobs are you cutting now? Doge? Doge, Doge?
Speaker 2: Look around everywhere the jobs are flying. They're everywhere that
Speaker 2: you go. Just look around. Elin's come, yes, I could
Speaker 2: do it, Doge Doge. I'm sorry tickling myself anyway. So
Speaker 2: Harvard saying no, no, and I, for one am for Harvard.
Speaker 2: You know you don't tell universities to cut out DEI.
Speaker 2: That's all university should be diverse, equitable, inclusive. Why because
Speaker 2: that's what our constitution is, diverse, equative, inclusive. So the
Speaker 2: notion that he's on a tirade against diversity, equity and
Speaker 2: inclusion to where he would say you're not going to
Speaker 2: get a grant from us unless you cut out DEI,
Speaker 2: I'll never understand that.
Speaker 3: I mean, the guy's orange. You would think he would
Speaker 3: be sympathetic to diversity. He ain't even white. He doesn't
Speaker 3: even look human, so you would think he'd be open
Speaker 3: to us being a little more diverse. He's not. So
Speaker 3: Yay for Harvard. I hope more people stand up to
Speaker 3: him and in the battle of Trump Harvard, I really
Speaker 3: believe that Harvard will win. I don't think Trump's gonna
Speaker 3: win this battle. I think They're going to send in
Speaker 3: their high priss lawyers and get their grants. So we'll see.
Speaker 3: But he just thinks he is the king of the world.
Speaker 3: He should be in Titanic. He thinks he's the king
Speaker 3: of the world, king of the world, and he's not.
Speaker 3: He's not the king of the world. So maybe someone
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Speaker 3: How many of you helped out financially when you were
Speaker 3: a kid, you got a paper och, you gave some
Speaker 3: of the money to your parents because you knew they
Speaker 3: needed it. I did, in fact, when I was in
Speaker 3: what grade was it, I don't know, nineteen seventy seven.
Speaker 3: I got a Darth Vader mask. It's right over here,
Speaker 3: where is it? Kind of here Darth Vader mask. Oh,
Speaker 3: you poor thing, you're so old. One of the eyes
Speaker 3: of fallen Out. I still have it. This was in
Speaker 3: the movie Star Wars, well, not in the movie. It
Speaker 3: was one of the stunt masks. In fact, on the
Speaker 3: side it's etched in the mold twentieth century Fox. I
Speaker 3: got it from someone in the industry. They didn't need
Speaker 3: it for the second movie. They sold, or they were
Speaker 3: putting them in storage or something. I don't know, but
Speaker 3: I was sixteen and I bought in Valencia up by
Speaker 3: Magic Mountain to get it. Well, when I got this
Speaker 3: mask when I was sixteen, I created an entire outfit
Speaker 3: around it, Okay, an entire Darth Vader outfit, and I
Speaker 3: marched around in front of my house, and the newspaper
Speaker 3: came and did a story. And then a company called
Speaker 3: Olsen Electronics hired me to walk up and down the
Speaker 3: very dangerous at the time Pine Avenue in Long Beach
Speaker 3: and pass out flyers dressed as Darth Vader, and they
Speaker 3: were going to pay me fifty bucks a day. In
Speaker 3: nineteen seventy seven. We were poor. We're very poor. So
Speaker 3: I my mom would walk down with me because you
Speaker 3: can't see him that thing, and I'd pass them out.
Speaker 3: I'd give her twenty five, I'd keep twenty five. And
Speaker 3: I remember earlier in my life, I really wanted the
Speaker 3: Lost in Space robot. It was this big. It was
Speaker 3: like at Toys r Us. It was like it was tall.
Speaker 3: It was like two feet tall. The Lost in Space
Speaker 3: robot was my hero, and I worked for realtor putting
Speaker 3: door tags on the doors, and I made sixty dollars
Speaker 3: and the robot was forty five. And when I went
Speaker 3: to get it. Before I bought it, I asked my mom,
Speaker 3: are we behind on our bills? She told me not
Speaker 3: to worry, but I went ahead and I knew that
Speaker 3: meant we were. And I didn't get the robot, and
Speaker 3: I gave the money to mom. I told that story
Speaker 3: on KFI and someone brought one of the robots down
Speaker 3: to the studio and I thought they were going to
Speaker 3: give it to me because of my lifelong wanting of
Speaker 3: the robot. No, they just brought it for me to
Speaker 3: look at. Oh anyway, I mentioned that because I saw
Speaker 3: this shocking documentary called kid Fluencers on Netflix. Oh my god,
Speaker 3: So you and I aren't twelve years old, so we
Speaker 3: don't or most of us don't have kids that are
Speaker 3: twelve years old, so we don't know crap about kid fluencers.
Speaker 3: But let me tell you what a horrible, horrible thing
Speaker 3: that I saw, Because once you have are these kids
Speaker 3: that start YouTube channels, okay, and they get millions of
Speaker 3: followers and they start making a hundred two hundred, three
Speaker 3: hundred thousand dollars a month, and the minute that starts happening,
Speaker 3: mom and dad step in and suddenly the videos are
Speaker 3: being professionally filmed, and suddenly they're staging everything for likes,
Speaker 3: for subscribe for the algorithm. For instance, crush videos became
Speaker 3: very popular, and these influencers would form a squad and
Speaker 3: then have fake crushes that they staged inside the squad.
Speaker 3: Now this one Piper and her mother what's her mother's name?
Speaker 3: Forget but oh, Piper Rochelle is her name. I think,
Speaker 3: very very famous, very popular. And then her mother was
Speaker 3: an abuser. And the more I watched about kid fluenzers,
Speaker 3: the more I said, this is child abuse. I mean,
Speaker 3: the squad that they assemble aren't being paid. They do
Speaker 3: videos sometimes twelve hours a day. Many of these influent
Speaker 3: kid fluencers don't go to school. Their parents pull them
Speaker 3: out so they can make content all day. And they
Speaker 3: say they're homeschooling them and they're not. I watched that
Speaker 3: documentary and I thought, now this is where Congress needs
Speaker 3: to step in. You know, on TikTok, you can't say
Speaker 3: certain words, you can't do certain things, but you can
Speaker 3: pimp out your child. It is remarkable and it is
Speaker 3: child abuse. Look, kids don't know better. You know, the
Speaker 3: right wing always screams kids don't know if they want
Speaker 3: to be trans blah blah blah blah blah. Well, kids
Speaker 3: certainly don't know the ramifications of putting all these videos
Speaker 3: out there online. There are sexual predators galore that watch
Speaker 3: these videos. And then there's some website called brand Wise
Speaker 3: or brand Army, Brand Army where they get a little
Speaker 3: racier thirteen year olds in bikinis, and the parents let
Speaker 3: it happen, and the courts let it happen, and the
Speaker 3: FBI lets it happen. And there are still kid fluenzers
Speaker 3: making six figures, seven figures, eight figures, and at what expense, well,
Speaker 3: their innocence, their childhood. And many of the kid fluenzas
Speaker 3: that surround the popular Queen Bee are not like this piper.
Speaker 3: Her squad was not paid. There's like, oh, it's an
Speaker 3: honor for you to be on my show. You should
Speaker 3: just it'll increase your followers. And then if they drop
Speaker 3: out or if their parents say I've had enough, they
Speaker 3: start these campaigns against them to ruin their YouTube channels,
Speaker 3: to take away their ability to monetize. They are vengeful
Speaker 3: I am telling you, and you're gonna be like, no
Speaker 3: one should be able to post a video on YouTube
Speaker 3: that's under the age of sixteen or eighteen. Period, nobody,
Speaker 3: No twelve year old should have a YouTube channel. None, zero, zip, nada.
Speaker 3: Why is that so hard for adults to understand? Kids
Speaker 3: need to be able to be kids and making content
Speaker 3: all day every day and sponsors deals, brand deals, personal
Speaker 3: appearance tours. That is not you know, ask Shirley Temple
Speaker 3: how that works out. You know, ask Corey Heine how
Speaker 3: that works out. Ask Michael Jackson how that works out.
Speaker 3: You know. A psychologist once said that kids stop mentally
Speaker 3: developing at the age they become famous, which is why
Speaker 3: Michael acted like a you know, ten year old his
Speaker 3: whole life. Well, if that's the truth, then these kid
Speaker 3: fluentciers are going to grow up and have a twelve
Speaker 3: year old mentality and that's just bizarre, just bizarre. So
Speaker 3: I say we need to step in. You need to
Speaker 3: watch the Kid Fluenzer Show on YouTube or I'm sorry,
Speaker 3: it's on Netflix, which most everybody has. You can almost
Speaker 3: get Netflix free now, and I'm telling you you need
Speaker 3: to watch this because there needs to be some legislation.
Speaker 3: You know this should not just be happening. All right.
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Speaker 3: as long as we can. Okay, So climate change is
Speaker 3: real and while we all may feel helpless, uh, we're not.
Speaker 3: And I know it's easy to say, why should I bother?
Speaker 3: It's not going to matter unless China does it or
Speaker 3: the rest of the world does it. Well, you got
Speaker 3: to be a good citizen of planet Earth. You have
Speaker 3: to be. That's one of the reasons I am a vegan,
Speaker 3: and I hope that you guys will consider a plant
Speaker 3: forward diet as well. The other thing is, what if
Speaker 3: you could keep your carbon footprint seventy five percent less
Speaker 3: when it comes to your waste. What if you could
Speaker 3: save tons of methane gas from the atmosphere and all
Speaker 3: you have to do is throw your organ organic scraps
Speaker 3: into something other than the trash. Well, I've been trying
Speaker 3: out loam me for a couple of years now and
Speaker 3: it keeps breaking. It just breaks. And so Jimmy gn
Speaker 3: E sent me one of theirs. Now they are between
Speaker 3: five and seven hundred dollars. Okay, but you are saving
Speaker 3: the planet and you're getting great compost. So let's take
Speaker 3: a look at the loamy versus Jemmy. And to do that,
Speaker 3: I have to walk up to the computer. And by
Speaker 3: the way, if you're on TikTok, this is where your
Speaker 3: feet ends because I can't get this video into you.
Speaker 3: So here we go. Let's take a look. Let's go
Speaker 3: with the video row video all right there? Since my
Speaker 3: loamy there, it is there. Sits my loamy. It is
Speaker 3: not working. It is my fifth loamy. They have sent
Speaker 3: me five. That one's broken again. The bucket jammed sometimes
Speaker 3: and instead of stopping like it should, it just sits
Speaker 3: there and burns out. So it did. So I reached
Speaker 3: out to the people at hemy ge Me because they
Speaker 3: make a food composter. As you know, composting is something
Speaker 3: we all need to do. Our landfills are just giving
Speaker 3: off too much methane. We need to compost.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 3: And so the loamy, as you saw out there is
Speaker 3: a small thing with a bucket. Well, here's this and
Speaker 3: it's not small. And so I'm gonna unbox this and
Speaker 3: it says in just six to eight hours I will
Speaker 3: have compost. Since the loamy broke, there's a whole batch
Speaker 3: getting moldy in there. So I'm going to unbox this,
Speaker 3: set it up and see how it works. And you're
Speaker 3: gonna do it with me. Isn't that exciting? Okay? So
Speaker 3: I read the instructions again and it says that you
Speaker 3: can use it on a balcony. This is a balcony.
Speaker 3: I will cover it when not in use.
Speaker 6: It's got plenty of space behind it for ventilation. It's
Speaker 6: plugged in. So now we add this HEMI.
Speaker 3: Caubold into here with eight hundred milli liters or about
Speaker 3: twenty seven ounces of water, and we let it run
Speaker 3: for six hours and then it's ready to go. Uh So,
Speaker 3: here we go with this.
Speaker 7: Said the whole band, but not that way.
Speaker 6: Well, it's basically just doesn't feel bad, doesn't sound.
Speaker 8: Great, dick, Okay, we'll come back in six hours.
Speaker 3: Okay. So it's about actually about twelve hours after I
Speaker 3: put the original stuff in there at the cabul or
Speaker 3: whatever it's called. And now I have this bucket of
Speaker 3: food waste that I've been saving because my lo meae
Speaker 3: has been broken, and I'm gonna put this in there,
Speaker 3: and then we're gonna come back in another six hours
Speaker 3: and see what it looks like. What do you think
Speaker 3: it's stuck?
Speaker 7: Okay, Okay, I don't think this should be enough. I'm
Speaker 7: throwing that away.
Speaker 6: It just doesn't look good, okay.
Speaker 3: And the way we go. Okay, So the Jimmy has
Speaker 3: been sitting out here on the patio having the time
Speaker 3: of its life for the last couple of days actually,
Speaker 3: and I'm about to show you what I've made out
Speaker 3: of the scraps from my you know, kitchen. And here's
Speaker 3: the best part with the loamy. You load up a bucket,
Speaker 3: you put it in, you turn on the cycle. It
Speaker 3: does it. It's over and you've got your stuff. But
Speaker 3: you know, there's always the turning it on, turning it off.
Speaker 3: You can constantly feed the jemmy. You don't have to
Speaker 3: wait for a whole cycle to go through. You just
Speaker 3: can constantly feed it your scraps and then it just
Speaker 3: keeps decomposing them. That's a real plus for me because
Speaker 3: it's more like a garbage can. You know, the loamy.
Speaker 3: You got a plant, you know, you get your stuff
Speaker 3: and then you put it in and then you create
Speaker 3: it and then you know, it's a process. With this,
Speaker 3: it's just kind of mindless. You just put your scraps
Speaker 3: in once a day and that's it. Just let it
Speaker 3: keep going. So let me show you what I've made
Speaker 3: out of my kitchen scraps over the last couple of days.
Speaker 3: And as a vegan, you know, I have a lot
Speaker 3: of those. Okay, so oh wow, Now okay, Now it
Speaker 3: doesn't come out as fine and as processed as the loamy.
Speaker 3: It will get that way in time. But here's what
Speaker 3: we got. Take a look. Pretty much looks like dirt.
Speaker 3: And you use that one to eight with your potting soil.
Speaker 3: You can always just throw it away if you want.
Speaker 3: It's now decomposed so it won't fill up the landfill
Speaker 3: with methane. But you can use it for potting soil.
Speaker 3: At one to eight. You can spread it around your garden.
Speaker 3: You can give it to friends who have gardens. There's
Speaker 3: all kinds of stuff you can do with it. Here's
Speaker 3: what it looks like. Alrighty, gouty, I am corel be
Speaker 3: who you want to be. Son, didn't hurt you, buddy.
Speaker 3: I the Jemmy is the one for me. That's so.
Speaker 3: I like it better than the loamy I do. And maybe,
Speaker 3: just maybe it won't break down as much. So far
Speaker 3: it hasn't. And I've been feeding it constantly and it's
Speaker 3: been turn it into conflict. All right, I'll be back
Speaker 3: tomorrow Wednesday, god willing, and the ephib don't start again.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: And I talked to my cardiologist. He doesn't want me
Speaker 3: on any of the men, so okay, so there we go,
Speaker 3: all right until tomorrow. Today. I love you. Don't forget
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