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Speaker 2: When I grow up, I want to have a job
Speaker 2: just like Congress. Why is that, honey? Because I want
Speaker 2: a job where I can go to work every day
Speaker 2: and get paid a lot of money and not have
Speaker 2: to do a thing. Oh well, then that's the place.
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Speaker 2: It is the cral Cast. I am Carell Happy Wednesday,
Speaker 2: June twenty fifth, So let's see Saturday is the actual
Speaker 2: day of gay Pride for keeping track, that was the
Speaker 2: day of the Stonewall Riots, June twenty eighth, nineteen sixty nine.
Speaker 2: So this weekend, do something fabulously gay. I'd love to
Speaker 2: have gay sex this weekend. But why would this weekend
Speaker 2: be like any other? Anyway? A lot on my mind today.
Speaker 2: I am stopped up. My nose is continually running. I
Speaker 2: have a towel right here next to me. It's dripping.
Speaker 2: It just drips. I've taken drugs. I'm all stopped up.
Speaker 2: I have a headache, i don't feel well. In fact,
Speaker 2: there were four times this morning where I said I'm
Speaker 2: just not gonna do a show today. I'm just not
Speaker 2: in it. My brain is foggy, I'm not in it.
Speaker 2: But guess what, even though I don't have quote a
Speaker 2: job that I do this podcast for you, I feel
Speaker 2: that it's the responsibility I have. You know, I made
Speaker 2: a commitment to my patrons at Patreon that I would
Speaker 2: do a show four days a week, no matter what time,
Speaker 2: ten thirty, eleven, twelve, one, two, three, four, whatever, or
Speaker 2: I would post something four days a week. And so
Speaker 2: I feel compelled today to do something, even though my
Speaker 2: eyes are watery, I feel like crap. And I know
Speaker 2: there's days where you don't feel like going to work,
Speaker 2: or if you're retired, there are days where you don't
Speaker 2: feel like getting up and walking the dog and dealing
Speaker 2: with the husband or the wife, or because you just
Speaker 2: your heart's not in it. And yet on those days,
Speaker 2: and I know you remember if you are retired, I
Speaker 2: know you remember back when you had a job that
Speaker 2: there were days you didn't want to go to work,
Speaker 2: you didn't feel well, or your brain just wasn't there
Speaker 2: or whatever, and you still went. Also, when you have
Speaker 2: a job, most of you remember this. You had to
Speaker 2: follow the rules. If the company had a policy, you
Speaker 2: had to follow that policy, no matter what any other
Speaker 2: part of the company did, no matter what any other
Speaker 2: employee at the company did. You if you wanted to
Speaker 2: keep your job, had to follow the policy. Well, Congress
Speaker 2: has a policy. It's called the Constitution of the United States.
Speaker 2: That's their hr document, that's their form that they have
Speaker 2: to follow. Okay, they have to have to do what
Speaker 2: the Constitution says. Whether they want to or not, it
Speaker 2: doesn't matter. That's their job. They have to do it.
Speaker 2: And of late they've been pretty remiss and yesterday was
Speaker 2: the straw that broke this particular camel's back, right, miss Ember,
Speaker 2: the straw that broke my back. Let me tell you
Speaker 2: why yesterday articles of impeachment against Donald J. Trump were
Speaker 2: introduced in the Congress. Why well, illegally bombing Iran to start,
Speaker 2: they had several other, you know, impeachable offenses. Plus there's
Speaker 2: no time limit on impeachable offenses. They could still impeach
Speaker 2: for the insurrection that he did on January sixth. So
Speaker 2: they introduced articles of impeachment, and sixty nine Democrats voted
Speaker 2: to progress the articles forward. One hundred and twenty eight
Speaker 2: Democrats voted with the Republicans to not to not a.
Speaker 2: They thought it would die in the Senate anyway, that
Speaker 2: he would never be removed, that the GOP wouldn't allow it, whatever.
Speaker 2: And when I heard that, that was it. That was it,
Speaker 2: because I'll tell you right now, there's not one congress
Speaker 2: person that should be protecting this president. He is a felon.
Speaker 2: He is behaving like an oligarch. He is an embarrassment.
Speaker 2: He was at NATO today talking about how he destroyed
Speaker 2: Iran's nuclear capability when his own Pentagon says that is
Speaker 2: not true. They still have the uranium, they still have
Speaker 2: the centrifuges, and all you did was set them back
Speaker 2: a few months. Oh, but he's out doing propaganda just
Speaker 2: like Adolf Hitler. And all of these things are impeachable.
Speaker 2: Having US citizens, actual US citizens, picked up off the
Speaker 2: street and deported, that's impeachable. Deploying troops unnecessarily without the
Speaker 2: consult of the governor, that's impeachable. And whether or not
Speaker 2: the Senate's going to do their job doesn't mean that
Speaker 2: you don't have to do yours. How could anyone call
Speaker 2: themselves a Democrat and vote against articles of impeachment that
Speaker 2: were on the floor. We weren't talking hyperbole here, or
Speaker 2: maybe we should impeach him. The articles were introduced, AOC
Speaker 2: voted for them, Bernie Sanders voted for them, but who didn't.
Speaker 2: One hundred plus Democrats did not, And as far as
Speaker 2: I'm concerned, they should all pack their shit up and
Speaker 2: get out, get out. Anyone that voted against the articles
Speaker 2: of impeachment moving forward should get out, not just because
Speaker 2: I want Donald Trump impeached, but because they're not doing
Speaker 2: their job, they're not serving the American people. But more importantly,
Speaker 2: they're not following their company's HR guidelines. What are their
Speaker 2: HR guidelines? The Constitution and they're not following it. That
Speaker 2: beautiful document you know. I heard on CNN these people
Speaker 2: talking about the Democratic socialist Muslim who won the primary
Speaker 2: yesterday in New York. Democrats are energized and they think
Speaker 2: this is a turning point. Bla blah blah. He has
Speaker 2: yet to win for mayor. This is just the primary. Yes,
Speaker 2: he beat Andrew Cuomo, but I could beat Andrew Cuomo.
Speaker 2: So is this a big, huge shift? Will see? And
Speaker 2: does New York really matter in the real world? Will see?
Speaker 2: Don't expect Democrats to win in Georgia New York? Okay.
Speaker 2: And they were complaining, the Republicans on CNN that this
Speaker 2: guy has no qualifications. Well, joy Anne Reid, who was
Speaker 2: a guest, promptly schooled them that the only qualification their
Speaker 2: president had was the apprentice. Zero government at all. No government,
Speaker 2: never served as anything, never elected to so much as
Speaker 2: dog catcher. She then went through the cabinet, the guy
Speaker 2: that runs the Pentagon, Fox reality star, the guy that
Speaker 2: runs the FBI social media influencer, the guy that runs
Speaker 2: Medicaid Medicare, doctor Oz television doctor. So she debunked, you know,
Speaker 2: like this whole credibility issue that the GOP raises. She said, look,
Speaker 2: you guys no longer get to question anybody's credibility at all.
Speaker 2: You're the Banana Republic Party. And I thought to myself,
Speaker 2: the founders didn't have much governmental experience. Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin,
Speaker 2: Alexander Hamilton, these were not people who had been career
Speaker 2: politicians their whole lives. Some some were, some were not.
Speaker 2: In fact, a majority of our founders, a majority of
Speaker 2: the signers of the Declaration and again of the Constitution,
Speaker 2: had very limited governmental experience a because there wasn't an
Speaker 2: America government they were setting it up. And I wondered
Speaker 2: if we would question the credibility of Benjamin Franklin, of
Speaker 2: Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Thomas Payne, would we question their
Speaker 2: credential if they had to run for office in today's work?
Speaker 2: The Republicans meanwhile, Congress fit refusing to do a job.
Speaker 2: They had the chance yesterday and they did nothing. And
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Speaker 2: Oh I'm back. Sorry, told you I'm out of it today.
Speaker 2: I'm just I was trying to check the chat room
Speaker 2: at YouTube dot com forward slash really Carrel, which I
Speaker 2: don't know if it's working, but yesterday was just so disheartening.
Speaker 2: It really was. Now, look, I agree with a lot
Speaker 2: of the people it wouldn't have made it through the Senate,
Speaker 2: but that doesn't matter. What matters is it would show
Speaker 2: that the Democrats are not bowing down and bending over
Speaker 2: to this guy, but they are. You know, David Hall
Speaker 2: always said do the show that's on your mind. And
Speaker 2: this morning I was looking at properties in Canada, Mexico
Speaker 2: and other places and having a talk with my friend
Speaker 2: Daniel Amspah and Amspah once picked up and within five
Speaker 2: weeks left his home in Long Beach and moved to Cyprus,
Speaker 2: the island off of Israel, and he stayed there for
Speaker 2: months got a job as a bartender on a yacht
Speaker 2: with gay guys that were the owners of the boat.
Speaker 2: Took lots of fabulous photos of the Isle of Cyprus,
Speaker 2: went to cafes and just had a lovely time. And
Speaker 2: he said to me today, you know I would do this,
Speaker 2: I would do that. I said, we don't do anything anymore.
Speaker 2: He goes, what do you mean. I said, you and
Speaker 2: I we play it safe all the time. We don't
Speaker 2: take chances anymore. I said. You know, you picked up
Speaker 2: and went to a foreign country you knew nothing about.
Speaker 2: In four weeks you decided you were going there, You
Speaker 2: laid the plan, you went on your own, by yourself.
Speaker 2: And I think when you age, you stop taking so
Speaker 2: many risks because you've been poor, you've been uncertain, and
Speaker 2: you like the certainty. You like the regular income. You
Speaker 2: like the safety of owning your own home. You know,
Speaker 2: you like all of those things, and there's a big appeal.
Speaker 2: But there's a trade off, and that trade off is
Speaker 2: you stop taking risk, you stop taking chances, you stop
Speaker 2: doing the big swings, and you end up doing the
Speaker 2: little putts. I'm the same way, you know. I told
Speaker 2: Hannah I had self doubt about recording. This have to
Speaker 2: be proud song. And she said, why you know you
Speaker 2: in a recording studio is like, you know, second nature?
Speaker 2: Why would you doubt your talent? I don't know. You know,
Speaker 2: why am I afraid to sell this house and bank
Speaker 2: that money and go to another country and just rent
Speaker 2: a place for a month or two and see if
Speaker 2: I like it? In Vancouver? There's lovely places in Vancouver
Speaker 2: for fifteen hundred bucks a month. I could spend forty
Speaker 2: five hundred dollars out of my sale of my house
Speaker 2: and live in Vancouver for three months and see if
Speaker 2: I like it. Oh, but that's uncertain. What would I
Speaker 2: do after that? You know what if I don't like it?
Speaker 2: So I think if we age, we tend to take
Speaker 2: less risk and less chances. And I think that goes
Speaker 2: over to Congress too. They're all old. They're all very
Speaker 2: old jaded politicians, and they see the threat of Trump
Speaker 2: and they think to themselves, well, you know, if we
Speaker 2: vote on these articles of impeachment, they're not going to
Speaker 2: go anywhere, and it's just gonna put us on his
Speaker 2: enemy's list. So, you know, that's age. If they were young,
Speaker 2: like this thirty three year old guy in New York
Speaker 2: that just won the primary. They'd be swinging at the fences, swing,
Speaker 2: you know, but they're not. You don't swing for the
Speaker 2: fences once you're over sixty. You do a base hit.
Speaker 2: And you know, you're like, what am I doing with
Speaker 2: baseball analogies? Like, I know, fucking baseball? But whatever, you
Speaker 2: know what I'm saying. And for me, yesterday just solidified
Speaker 2: that the country is lost. The only body that we
Speaker 2: have to protect us from this man the Congress. That's it.
Speaker 2: That the courts in the Congress, those are our protections
Speaker 2: from Donald Trump. So the only body that could just
Speaker 2: protect the United States from this man and his tyranny
Speaker 2: yesterday refused to even progress an impeachment bill. So they're
Speaker 2: fine with him. They think what he's doing okay. Or
Speaker 2: do they want to use him as a campaign tool
Speaker 2: in twenty twenty six, So if he's gone, they don't
Speaker 2: have him to campaign against, they won't raise as much money,
Speaker 2: they won't be able to go out and tell you
Speaker 2: all the horrors, because that's what the Democrats are gonna do.
Speaker 2: They're gonna campaign on all the horrors of Donald Trump,
Speaker 2: but they're never gonna stop to answer why didn't they
Speaker 2: do something about it? Will vote for me now, now
Speaker 2: I'll do something about it. If you put me in office,
Speaker 2: then I'll do this or this or this instead of
Speaker 2: look what I did for you two years ago. It's sad.
Speaker 2: It's sad to see the system that was set up
Speaker 2: to protect us failing us because of the people in it.
Speaker 2: Our founders knew there may be a despot. Our founders
Speaker 2: knew there might be an oligarch, and they put provisions
Speaker 2: in the constitution to make sure that didn't happen. Won't
Speaker 2: utilize there's the what is it twenty fifth Amendment. I
Speaker 2: watched part of Donald Trump's speech at NATO this morning.
Speaker 2: You know what, the first three minutes we're talking about
Speaker 2: the trees in Amsterdam and in the Netherlands, in the Hague. Oh,
Speaker 2: the trees are so pretty. I think I'm gonna take
Speaker 2: some of those home with me. Oh and the King
Speaker 2: and Queen they were so nice. They had me over.
Speaker 2: It was very pleasant. Oh, it was very regal, very lovely.
Speaker 2: What the fuck You're standing in front of all the
Speaker 2: nuclear nations in the world. You just drop bombs on
Speaker 2: Iran and you're talking about the trees in the Hague.
Speaker 2: The man should be taken out of office because he
Speaker 2: has no mental capacity, he has dementia. The Congress doesn't care,
Speaker 2: his cabinet doesn't care. We the people, you and I
Speaker 2: are the only ones that seem to care. And so
Speaker 2: here we are in a country with no Congress and
Speaker 2: an out of control oligarch. And it's sad. It's sad
Speaker 2: because every day there's a new offense, a new assault
Speaker 2: on our divinity, and every day Democrats sit by and
Speaker 2: do nothing. Yesterday they had the chance to at least
Speaker 2: at least send the message that they're done with this guy. Vote.
Speaker 2: Maybe it wouldn't have progressed, maybe the Republicans voting would
Speaker 2: have outnumbered them, but at least they would have shown
Speaker 2: that as a party they are united against Donald Trump. Instead,
Speaker 2: sixty nine voted over here, one hundred and twenty eight
Speaker 2: voted over there. They're not united. And how could the
Speaker 2: Democrats not be united against Donald Trump? How could the
Speaker 2: Democrats not be for him being removed? I don't care
Speaker 2: if there's a snowball chance in hell of it happening.
Speaker 2: How could they not be for that? Because the fix
Speaker 2: is in the fix is in, ladies, and gentlemen, the
Speaker 2: Democrats are as much in on what is going on
Speaker 2: right now as the Republicans. They are all in on it.
Speaker 2: They're all millionaires and they're all in on it. The
Speaker 2: Democrats are now as corrupt as the Republicans. They will
Speaker 2: not do their job. They just collect great income, have
Speaker 2: great health insurance, and bitch and moan about the guy,
Speaker 2: but do nothing about him. Nothing. Let's see who's in
Speaker 2: the chat room. Let the sun shine in love the
Speaker 2: live YouTube. Thanks Carol, we need your voice. The Zihan
Speaker 2: win for New York is a bell Weather maybe you know.
Speaker 2: Maybe I hope so. I hope the Democrats wing to
Speaker 2: the socialist side of the party. I hope we go
Speaker 2: really far to the left, you know, because demopaths have
Speaker 2: never been far enough left. For me, I want socialized medicine,
Speaker 2: single payers. I want no American to ever worry about
Speaker 2: a bill again when it comes to healthcare. We got
Speaker 2: the money every time we need to go to war.
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Speaker 2: almost thirty years of support for the loudest, craziest, most
Speaker 2: unhinged gay guy and his little dog. And let's keep
Speaker 2: the party going as long as we can. What I
Speaker 2: was saying before my own promo so rudely cut me off,
Speaker 2: was that we've got the money for socialized medicine, single payer.
Speaker 2: We've got the money. We've got the money, and you
Speaker 2: know where we get it, taxing the rich. I heard
Speaker 2: a Republican on CNN say that that's the worst thing
Speaker 2: we could ever do, tax the people that have the money.
Speaker 2: That statement made it hurt my head. It was so nonsensical. Wait,
Speaker 2: taxing people that have the money is a bad idea.
Speaker 2: Better did you cut from the poor? Wow? Okay, but
Speaker 2: now Democrats are right in line with them, and maybe
Speaker 2: it's time for a Democratic Party split, just like MAGA
Speaker 2: has split the Republican Party, maybe it's time for socialists
Speaker 2: to split off and have a socialist because I'm a socialist,
Speaker 2: power to the people. We need so much better infrastructure,
Speaker 2: public transportation that actually works to where nobody needed a car.
Speaker 2: You know, I saw something yesterday on social media that
Speaker 2: made me gasp. A person bought a twenty twenty five
Speaker 2: Dodge Ram. Is it the truck that the Dodge Ram truck?
Speaker 2: At ten percent interest, they'll be paying for eighty four months,
Speaker 2: which is seven years for a total amount financed of
Speaker 2: one hundred and forty thousand dollars for a truck, not
Speaker 2: a house, a truck. And here's the hard truth that
Speaker 2: you don't want to hear. If you have to finance
Speaker 2: anything for more than ninety days, you can't afford it.
Speaker 2: Three months Okay, sure, use a credit card, pay it
Speaker 2: off in three months. But if you have to extend
Speaker 2: beyond ninety days, you can't afford whatever it is your buying.
Speaker 2: You know, things are tight for I need a new backpack,
Speaker 2: you know, to carry on my stuff in the one
Speaker 2: I have it broke. It's held together with a carabiner.
Speaker 2: A carabiner, you know. So I found this vegan leather
Speaker 2: one for one hundred and twenty four dollars. I really
Speaker 2: want it. It's cute, I love it, it's functional, and
Speaker 2: I need it. I won't buy it because right now,
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty four dollars for a backpack. Nope,
Speaker 2: So I won't buy it. But I want it, like
Speaker 2: really badly, and I know every and I need it
Speaker 2: more importantly, and I know that every day you guys
Speaker 2: are facing those kinds of decisions. I want to need this,
Speaker 2: but I can't pay for it in ninety days. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: car companies are financing cars for seven years. That means
Speaker 2: this person's going to be paying twenty one hundred dollars
Speaker 2: a month for seven years. That's a mortgage for a car,
Speaker 2: a car that they shouldn't need, because public transportation should
Speaker 2: be so great. But again Congress refuses to do its job,
Speaker 2: refuses to concentrate on things like infrastructure, on things like
Speaker 2: public transportation. They refuse to impeach the president. They refuse
Speaker 2: to stop him from doing the tariffs. They refuse to
Speaker 2: stop him from cutting this cutting that. They are allowing
Speaker 2: him to make financial decisions. Let's cut off the gay
Speaker 2: suicide prevention hotline. That's some Congress set up, and yet
Speaker 2: he gets to cut it off. I have never met
Speaker 2: a more inept body other than mine when it weighed
Speaker 2: three hundred and ten pounds. I have never seen a
Speaker 2: body of government so useless as this particular Congress. Never
Speaker 2: in sixty two years of life have I seen a
Speaker 2: Congress more useless. They are just rubber stamping everything Donald
Speaker 2: Trump does, Democrats and Republicans alike. Meanwhile, in the Supreme Court,
Speaker 2: you got the three liberals screaming their descents to the
Speaker 2: top of the rafters. No one's listening, certainly not Congress.
Speaker 2: Congress should take every descent that the liberals do from
Speaker 2: the Supreme Court and make it law. But they won't
Speaker 2: because they don't want to fight. They're tired. You know,
Speaker 2: today I'm having the outside of my patio painted an
Speaker 2: area about this bit, about this big and everyone's saying,
Speaker 2: why are you doing that? That should be the HOA. Well,
Speaker 2: the HOA said that since whatever it was drained out
Speaker 2: of my patio, that I'm responsible for painting the outside
Speaker 2: of the building. I'm not. I'm not. I could fight
Speaker 2: them on this, but I thought to myself, is it
Speaker 2: worth the one hundred and fifty dollars fighting with this
Speaker 2: queen that runs the HOA contacting an attorney? Is it
Speaker 2: worth it? Or just pay the one fifty and fix
Speaker 2: it myself? And five years ago I would have fought.
Speaker 2: I would have said, this is common area, you're responsible
Speaker 2: for that. I'm not painting the outside of the house.
Speaker 2: I would have fought five years ago. And now I
Speaker 2: just don't want the drama. I don't want the stress.
Speaker 2: I'll paint it and that'll be done with it and
Speaker 2: I won't have to hear from them. I am tired
Speaker 2: of dealing with assholes. I said this yesterday. I don't
Speaker 2: care anymore. I'm tired. And that's why my decision that
Speaker 2: I no longer I really identify as an American. I
Speaker 2: don't America hasn't wanted me to be an American my
Speaker 2: whole life because I've been gay and now I'm a
Speaker 2: liberal and a progressive, and I believe that Congress is
Speaker 2: inept and I don't have anything in common with so
Speaker 2: many Americans, like nothing. They don't believe in the Constitution,
Speaker 2: they don't believe in the rule of law. They follow propaganda,
Speaker 2: they believe in oligark is the answer. I have nothing
Speaker 2: in common with them. Now I'm more American than they are,
Speaker 2: and I am because I believe in the Constitution, I
Speaker 2: believe in constitutional powers. I am more of an American
Speaker 2: than most Americans, and yet I feel like an outsider,
Speaker 2: even though I am technically a better American than most Americans,
Speaker 2: particularly those in the South. Had I been president, the
Speaker 2: Confederate flag would have been outlawed years ago they lost war.
Speaker 2: That's a symbol of a confederacy of an opposition party.
Speaker 2: I'd get rid of it, just like they did in
Speaker 2: Germany where they banned the swastika. I'd ban the Confederate flag.
Speaker 2: There's so many things I would do if I ran
Speaker 2: this place. American things, socialized medicine, high speed public rail,
Speaker 2: a welfare system that actually works and doesn't condemn people
Speaker 2: to a life of poverty and scraping and scrimping and humiliation.
Speaker 2: I would stop humiliating other Americans for simply not having income,
Speaker 2: you know. But I'm not in Congress, and I'm not
Speaker 2: one of the seventy million Americans that support Trump. So
Speaker 2: I'm an outsider. I'm an outside. You're an outsider in
Speaker 2: your own country now because you can critically think. And
Speaker 2: we keep seeing little glimmers of hope, like the guy
Speaker 2: in New York. Is that a glimmer of hope or
Speaker 2: are we just latching on to anything positive right now?
Speaker 2: I think it's a little of both. I think it
Speaker 2: is a glimmer of hope. But I also think we're
Speaker 2: latching on because it's not Maga, it's not Trump. Some
Speaker 2: trumpy didn't win, you know, So I just think we're
Speaker 2: happy that the person that won doesn't support Donald Trump
Speaker 2: actually speaks out against him, calls him a fascist. Finally,
Speaker 2: someone is actually talking like the Democrat should be talking.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard one high ranking Democrat called Donald Trump
Speaker 2: a fascist, not one. I haven't heard Nancy Pelosi say it.
Speaker 2: Chuck Schumer. Oh, I've heard them say that this is
Speaker 2: what fascists do. Or that this could be fascism or whatever.
Speaker 2: I have not heard any one of them call him
Speaker 2: an actual fascist. Why not? Well, I take that back,
Speaker 2: Donald or Gavin Newssom. Outside of Gavin Newsom, I haven't
Speaker 2: heard anybody called Trump a fascist absolute coward. And I
Speaker 2: don't know about you, but I'm tired of poward. I'm
Speaker 2: you know, And then I think it makes us cowards too.
Speaker 2: I think in our lives we're less apps to take
Speaker 2: the big chances, to make the big swings, to make
Speaker 2: the big move because we see what happens when you
Speaker 2: try to break out of the bold. I have prebbe
Speaker 2: who you want to be. It's to hurt anybody. Will
Speaker 2: be back tomorrow Thursday for our final shield.
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