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Speaker 2: Alrighty, it is the cral Cast. I am correl Almost
Speaker 2: didn't have any audio there, but I saved the day,
Speaker 2: all right. You know there's a new Blumhouse horror movie
Speaker 2: out called The Yard. Something about some lady that comes
Speaker 2: since in the Yard. I think her name is Karen
Speaker 2: h But nothing nothing that I saw. Oh, oh got it?
Speaker 2: I had my fan on, Sorry about that nothing that
Speaker 2: I saw this weekend scared me as much as my
Speaker 2: trip to the grocery store. The trip to the grocery
Speaker 2: store absolutely terrified me. Now, I'm you know, I'm not
Speaker 2: making this up. I'm not you know, saying this to
Speaker 2: say like, oh, you know, I know, I actually left
Speaker 2: the grocery store somewhat scared, and I haven't how do
Speaker 2: I say this. I've been upset at what's going on
Speaker 2: in the world, like you, I've watched it and thought,
Speaker 2: you know, where does this end? That sort of thing.
Speaker 2: But this was the first time I left the grocery
Speaker 2: store and said, Okay, there's horrible things happening. Now, before
Speaker 2: we get to that, I am wearing one of my
Speaker 2: favorite shirts. I had it made during the Olympics. It
Speaker 2: says liberty, egalite and then fraternity, which means liberty, equality
Speaker 2: and fraternity. It is the French sort of MADA. And
Speaker 2: in France they have told Marie la Penn get out.
Speaker 2: She is the leader of the far right party and
Speaker 2: she has been convicted of endezzlement. Now, over there they
Speaker 2: take criminals by their elected officials very seriously, not like
Speaker 2: over here, where we re elect criminals and where that
Speaker 2: criminal then says he is going to do a criminal
Speaker 2: act and try to stay in office for a third term.
Speaker 2: He has already said that it is constitutionally illegal for
Speaker 2: him to serve a third term, and yet they are
Speaker 2: already trying to find a way. He's optimistic he's going
Speaker 2: to live through his second term. I mean, he is old,
Speaker 2: and he eats cheeseburgers constantly, so you know, unless he's
Speaker 2: on like the super statin of life, he is optimistic
Speaker 2: that his heart just ain't gonna quit. But whatever. So
Speaker 2: over there they take it very seriously. And let me explain. Normally,
Speaker 2: if someone was found guilty and then said they were
Speaker 2: going to appeal, the punishment is put on hold because
Speaker 2: at that point, the minute they say we're appealing, they
Speaker 2: go back to being presumed innocent. In France, however, the judge,
Speaker 2: who is wiser than any judge we have in our country,
Speaker 2: said that the risk of her running for reelection, or
Speaker 2: running for election and winning and then being found guilty,
Speaker 2: that risk is too great. So why in the United States,
Speaker 2: the courts that were going after Donald Trump for serious crimes, insurrection,
Speaker 2: election interference, why didn't a court bar him from running
Speaker 2: until those cases were resolved, so the French get it
Speaker 2: right and we don't now. Elon Musk has denounced the
Speaker 2: verdict in France, which means, you know, it has to
Speaker 2: be the right verdict. Donald Trump has denounced it, which
Speaker 2: again means it must be the right verdict because if
Speaker 2: they're against it, it has to be the right thing
Speaker 2: to do. So in France they have told Marie La Penn,
Speaker 2: the leader of the far right party, that you can't
Speaker 2: run in twenty twenty seven. You've been convicted of embezzlement
Speaker 2: and even though you're going to appeal, that probably will
Speaker 2: not get to court prior to election, so you can't
Speaker 2: run until this is cleared up. They're not saying she
Speaker 2: can't run ever. Again. She has been barred from public office,
Speaker 2: but if the appeal finds her not guilty, then that
Speaker 2: punishment would go away. Why we didn't do that to
Speaker 2: Donald Trump? Because you know what, This morning I made
Speaker 2: up a song DEEI I said it would be a
Speaker 2: country song. D E. I ain't be a d If
Speaker 2: you think so, you must be g OP, because I
Speaker 2: think even the geop he are starting to realize that
Speaker 2: Donald Trump is not the answer they thought he was
Speaker 2: going to be you know, West Virginia voted for him
Speaker 2: and then he cut all the farmers Aid and now
Speaker 2: they're losing their farms. They're not happy about that. He
Speaker 2: is messing with Medicaid, social Security. No one's happy about that.
Speaker 2: The twenty five percent tariffs on cars, he said the
Speaker 2: other day over the weekend that he is not concerned
Speaker 2: that people are going to be paying more. He said, Oh,
Speaker 2: I'm not concerned. They'll just buy an American car. So
Speaker 2: he is forcing you economically to make choices you may
Speaker 2: not want to make or spend more money. So the
Speaker 2: French have gotten it right. They said, look, until these
Speaker 2: charges are resolved, until your appeal goes through, you are
Speaker 2: not getting back in public office. Why we didn't do
Speaker 2: that is because we're stupid, That's why. Because we don't
Speaker 2: really value ourselves or value our country. Because there comes
Speaker 2: a point when you value yourself and you value your
Speaker 2: country that you stop forgiving things. And I'm hoping that
Speaker 2: MAGA and the GOP are going to get to that
Speaker 2: point where they're going to say, look, we love ourselves
Speaker 2: and we love our country, and yes we want change,
Speaker 2: but this is not the type of change that we
Speaker 2: voted for. I hope that these people. You know, over
Speaker 2: the weekend two people called the Democratic brand toxic. One
Speaker 2: was Gavin Newsom, the other was another senator of some sort,
Speaker 2: and they said, oh, Democrats need to learn to talk
Speaker 2: to the common people because right now they're only talking
Speaker 2: to the educated elite. Well, excuse me, I think that's
Speaker 2: the biggest load of crap I've ever heard. The educated elite.
Speaker 2: So only the education elite care about diversity, equity and inclusion.
Speaker 2: Only the educated elite have empathy towards the planet and
Speaker 2: towards what we're doing to it. Only the educated elite
Speaker 2: want fairness and equity in the workplace. Only the educated
Speaker 2: elite want equal rights for women. Are you friggin kidding me?
Speaker 2: Those aren't American values, those are educated elite values. Well,
Speaker 2: then count me into the educated elite. I don't think
Speaker 2: the Democratic brand is toxic. I think Democrats are letting
Speaker 2: the GOP and others paint their brand as toxic. And
Speaker 2: when compassion and empathy and education, when those become toxic,
Speaker 2: we have bigger problems than political parties. And it is
Speaker 2: the way things are now. If you're educated, you're woke,
Speaker 2: If you care for each other. You're woke, and woke
Speaker 2: has become a bad word, and yet all it symbolizes
Speaker 2: is that you're awake, that you're present, that you care
Speaker 2: enough to be in the moment. So the Democratic brand
Speaker 2: is not toxic. What's toxic is Democrats letting MAGA and
Speaker 2: the GOP paint them as such. You know, the way
Speaker 2: is to show them that we care about them too,
Speaker 2: That we want MAGA to have health care, that we
Speaker 2: want MAGA and their relatives to make a decent living,
Speaker 2: That we support farmers more than anything because they grow
Speaker 2: our food. That we support a planet that will let
Speaker 2: us live on it, including growing our own food. That
Speaker 2: we support all Americans, all of them, and that no,
Speaker 2: you don't want to be flooded with illegal undocumented immigrants.
Speaker 2: But they're not the problem. The system is the problem,
Speaker 2: not the people. We shouldn't treat the people like garbage
Speaker 2: when it's a garbage system. So want me come back.
Speaker 2: I was terrified at Albertson or I'm sorry Smith, and
Speaker 2: at cocktails, and I'll tell you what scared the hell up?
Speaker 2: I was scared. I just don't know.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so wire or restream is not working the way
Speaker 2: it's supposed to. I'm supposed to be able to see
Speaker 2: my TikTok comments over here, but all I can do
Speaker 2: is see them on the phone for now. But if
Speaker 2: you're on TikTok, thank you for joining me. Uh and yes,
Speaker 2: how did working class people become Republicans and elites become Democrats?
Speaker 2: That is completely cattiwompus. The Republicans have always and still
Speaker 2: are there. See that's before we go on to grow. Well,
Speaker 2: it's all tied in. Okay. There is this notion that
Speaker 2: Republicans now represent the working man. They could give a
Speaker 2: rats ass about the working man. They don't care. They
Speaker 2: want their money and their vote, that's all they They
Speaker 2: don't care about working people. They care about Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: They care about billionaires and millionaires. That's all they've ever
Speaker 2: cared about, and that's all they care about. Now they
Speaker 2: don't care about working people. And the notion that there's
Speaker 2: this shift that the Republicans care for the working man
Speaker 2: and the Democrats only care for the elite is some
Speaker 2: of the most brilliant rebranding the GOP has ever done.
Speaker 2: Because it's lies. It's complete and total lies. And there's
Speaker 2: someone in my YouTube chatroom at YouTube dot com forward
Speaker 2: slash Lycarell saying, oh, fifty percent of the people surveyed
Speaker 2: like Doze. That's not true. That is a lie. That
Speaker 2: poll is not true. In fact, we had a poll
Speaker 2: out the other day that said seventy one percent of
Speaker 2: the people disapprove of Doge. Someone's also spreading the rumor
Speaker 2: that Bill Maher is going to mar A Lago to
Speaker 2: have dinner with Trump. He is not. He has been
Speaker 2: invited to the White House as part of a larger
Speaker 2: media outreach, and he said he would go. He is
Speaker 2: not going to mar A Lago. He's not having dinner
Speaker 2: with Trump. He is going to the White House to
Speaker 2: meet with a bunch of other media people. Now, I
Speaker 2: saw a thing yesterday that you know, Trump's gonna start
Speaker 2: rounding up podcasters and broadcasters that speak out against him.
Speaker 2: I don't doubt that. And if that starts to happen,
Speaker 2: I may have to leave the country. Whether I want
Speaker 2: to or not. I do want to, but you know
Speaker 2: what I mean. But so I okay, So I went
Speaker 2: to I had to go to Sprouts. Now I know,
Speaker 2: Sprouts is a tiny bit more expensive than Smith's, but
Speaker 2: not much, really not much. And so I had to
Speaker 2: go to Sprouts because they have vegan stuff, and so
Speaker 2: I figured I'll get fruits and vegetables while i'm there.
Speaker 2: Instead of going to get my vegan stuff at Sprouts
Speaker 2: and then going to Smith's or Albertson's or Cardina's Market,
Speaker 2: which is a Mexican market, I'll just get him there.
Speaker 2: Oh my god, Oh my god. One hundred and forty
Speaker 2: three dollars, and all I got was fruits, vegetables, tofu
Speaker 2: and one package of fake chicken cutlets. That's it. One
Speaker 2: package of fake chicken cutlets, a package of tofu, and
Speaker 2: then fruits and vegetables oranges a dollar fifty each, a
Speaker 2: pineapple three seventy five for the pineapple, which was just
Speaker 2: two fifty two weeks ago. Mangoes three dollars. Lemons eighty
Speaker 2: cents each each. I juice half a lemon every morning
Speaker 2: and drink it in my water first thing in the
Speaker 2: morning when I wake up. Twelve ounces of water with
Speaker 2: a juice of half a lemon eighty cents each. A
Speaker 2: head of lettuce two ninety nine for ahead of romaine lettuce.
Speaker 2: I was gobsmacked. Even canned items, canned beans two dollars
Speaker 2: a can. It was unbelievable. So then my friend Steve
Speaker 2: said he had to go to Costco, and I said,
Speaker 2: you know, I need to get a gave maple syrup
Speaker 2: and some other bigger things. As a single person, there's
Speaker 2: not a lot at Costco for me, but they do
Speaker 2: sometimes have cheaper fruits and vegetables, and they have this
Speaker 2: box of Bockchoi that I like last me like a
Speaker 2: week and a half. And so I said, I'll go
Speaker 2: to Costco with you. So we went, me and Ember
Speaker 2: and Steve and two hundred and sixty one dollars later,
Speaker 2: and all I bought was food, No electronics, no clothing,
Speaker 2: no plants. Food. I check that back. I bought new
Speaker 2: heads for my oralb Those were forty nine dollars, so
Speaker 2: two hundred and twenty on food, and then forty nine
Speaker 2: on a toothbrush, so two hundred and twenty bucks on food,
Speaker 2: just food. They have a Korean barbecue sauce there, that's vegan.
Speaker 2: Nine dollars for a jar of barbecue sauce, nine dollars,
Speaker 2: nine dollars, ketchup, ketchup, twelve dollars for two bottles.
Speaker 1: I mean.
Speaker 2: The prices were unbelievable. And yes, strawberries were cheaper there.
Speaker 2: I got a big tub of strawberries for five point fifty,
Speaker 2: but that's cheaper than what they wanted at Albertsons or
Speaker 2: Smiths or Sprouts. I was at Sprouts and two things
Speaker 2: at Blueberries were eleven dollars. That's five point fifty for
Speaker 2: six ounces of straw of blueberries. I left the store
Speaker 2: and I said, Steve, this is going to keep going up.
Speaker 2: People are not people are not going to be to
Speaker 2: afford to eat. He goes, I already can't. I make
Speaker 2: seventy plus thousand dollars a year, and every time I
Speaker 2: go to the grocery store I cringe in my chat room.
Speaker 2: Ray Renadi just said he spent four fifty at Costco
Speaker 2: yesterday just for food for his family for the week.
Speaker 2: You know, food is a necessity. It's not like it's
Speaker 2: a frill. Now what I'm gonna say just now you
Speaker 2: all are gonna scoff at. But ever since Andrew and
Speaker 2: I were together in nineteen ninety eight, we started having
Speaker 2: a maid period end of story nineteen ninety eight. So
Speaker 2: for twenty nine years, I've had a maid. I cut
Speaker 2: back on other things. I skimp, I save, I find
Speaker 2: an affordable maid. My back and neck are messed up.
Speaker 2: Cleaning actually hurts. And Andrew had HIV and said he
Speaker 2: wasn't going to spend the rest of his life cleaning.
Speaker 2: So we've always had a maid. Even when we were
Speaker 2: dirt dirt, dirt broke, we would scrape together the fifty
Speaker 2: bucks or sixty bucks that it was, and literally we'd
Speaker 2: go without things to do the maid. So I have
Speaker 2: continually done that. I've gone without. Oh, I won't go
Speaker 2: to lunch next week because the maid's coming.
Speaker 4: I won.
Speaker 2: Well, I gotta tell you, yesterday I spent four hours
Speaker 2: cleaning my own house for the first time in twenty
Speaker 2: nine years, for the first time. Now, I would pick
Speaker 2: up and you know, dust things whatever, But yesterday scrubbed toilets,
Speaker 2: mopped floors, took carpets outside, cleaned everything off the shelves
Speaker 2: in the kitchen, all the dishes came down and got washed,
Speaker 2: and all the shelves got clean because I've opened shelving,
Speaker 2: and all the appliances got scrubbed, and all the floors
Speaker 2: got mopped, and all the toilets got scrubbed, and the
Speaker 2: bathtub and the walk in shower and the patio even
Speaker 2: four and a half hours. And why did I do
Speaker 2: that for the first time in twenty nine years? Because
Speaker 2: I don't have one hundred and twenty dollars to give
Speaker 2: the maid if I want to eat. And I know
Speaker 2: you also, well first world problem. Yeah, but I've been
Speaker 2: able to maintain that through any economy. Now granted she
Speaker 2: comes once a month, not every week, but I have
Speaker 2: been able to maintain that once a month for twenty
Speaker 2: nine years, and now I cannot. I don't know where
Speaker 2: this is gonna end. I don't food prices, no one
Speaker 2: is addressing. Trump doesn't care. The groceries are making record profits,
Speaker 2: Kroger and all those companies record profits, but we can't
Speaker 2: afford to eat. I know people who have now said,
Speaker 2: oh yeah, I'm gonna eat breakfast in lunch, and then
Speaker 2: for dinner, I'm just gonna have like a cup of
Speaker 2: soup because they cannot afford three meals a day. Is
Speaker 2: this the way you make America great again? I really
Speaker 2: I'm asking him question to any maga that's watching, Is
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Speaker 2: All right, our last segment of the day today, and
Speaker 2: by the way, happy Monday, March thirty first, April first tomorrow. Wow,
Speaker 2: just wow, just a big wow. So, yes, grocery prices
Speaker 2: and look, I don't have a solution. We clip coupons
Speaker 2: that can save you money. Shop at places like Costco
Speaker 2: and the Mexican markets like Cardinas. The fruits and vegetables
Speaker 2: may not be as pretty. Aldi is a great alternative.
Speaker 2: We don't have any here yet in Vegas, but we're
Speaker 2: getting some today in Vegas. By the way, wins up
Speaker 2: to seventy miles an hour, so if you're coming into town,
Speaker 2: wear long hair, fiery Diana Ross I would come to
Speaker 2: Vegas today just so I could walk around with my
Speaker 2: hair blowing. Although she did it in Central Park and
Speaker 2: that was plenty. So what do we do? You know,
Speaker 2: We stockpile, we find cheaper all terms like today's meatless Monday,
Speaker 2: and I really hope that you do observe that. And
Speaker 2: so for today for dinner, I'm gonna have a bowl
Speaker 2: of lentil soup. Lentils very high in protein, but even
Speaker 2: those were three dollars a pound. Lentils three dollars a pound.
Speaker 2: I bought five pounds of lentils. That's fifteen dollars. That
Speaker 2: would only last me a little over a month. I
Speaker 2: eat a lot of lentils. Cans of beans garbanzos are
Speaker 2: almost two bucks of can now, and you can buy
Speaker 2: them dry and make them in the you know, the
Speaker 2: pressure cooker, but they're not that much cheaper dry. Everything
Speaker 2: is going up. And by the way, my neatless Monday tip,
Speaker 2: if you are iffy about tofu and you want it
Speaker 2: to be a little different texture, freeze it. Freeze your
Speaker 2: tofu and then de thought it. And when you slice it,
Speaker 2: then cover it with oil, cover it with corn starch,
Speaker 2: Dip it into some plant based milk, cover it in
Speaker 2: bread crumbs, panco crumbs, air fry it and cover it
Speaker 2: in barbecue sauce. Oh my god, you're gonna love that. Okay,
Speaker 2: just that right there. Freeze your tofu. Then unfreeze it,
Speaker 2: slice it, cover it in oil, then cover it in
Speaker 2: corn starch, then dip it in plant milk, roll it
Speaker 2: in panco crumbs, season it with a little garlic or whatever,
Speaker 2: then air fry it to a beautiful crisp perfection. Put
Speaker 2: it on top of some noodles. Yesterday at Costco, I
Speaker 2: got the Udon noodles. Put it on top of some
Speaker 2: Oudon noodles with some chopped up bokchoi on the side,
Speaker 2: maybe a little sesame oil drizzle, and then get that
Speaker 2: barbecue sauce from Costco. It's Korean barbe sauce. It's in
Speaker 2: a large jar or plastic you know, poory thing. It's
Speaker 2: nine dollars. But you throw that on top of that
Speaker 2: tofu and backchoy and noodles. I'm going to have that
Speaker 2: for lunch, I think actually because it was good. I
Speaker 2: had it for dinner last night. It was good. So
Speaker 2: I am scared that we are headed in a direction
Speaker 2: where if you're not making one hundred k a year,
Speaker 2: fruits and vegetables will be unobtainable, and they want to
Speaker 2: make us sick. They want to make it to where
Speaker 2: you can only afford to eat bad food. So you'll
Speaker 2: go be a customer of the healthcare industry, which they own,
Speaker 2: or the funeral industry. It's it's getting out of control,
Speaker 2: and no one's addressing it. No, you know, why aren't
Speaker 2: they hauling the head of the food makers in to
Speaker 2: Congress to ask why grocery prices are so high? Where
Speaker 2: are those hearings? And if your maga, I'm sorry. Your
Speaker 2: guy said on day one prices will go down. They've
Speaker 2: gone up, okay, And his tariffs are just now starting
Speaker 2: to take effect with countries that we get produce fruits, vegetables, wheat.
Speaker 2: Where are the promised price reductions? All I see is escalations?
Speaker 2: So how can you not be mad? If that's what
Speaker 2: I don't get. If you voted for this guy, he
Speaker 2: is not delivering on anything that he said, and you're
Speaker 2: not mad at him. I don't get that. I don't
Speaker 2: get it because you know I mentioned earlier about our worth.
Speaker 2: You know, I had to examine that from that friend
Speaker 2: I told you about last week and them getting angry
Speaker 2: at me because I wasn't grateful enough for their compliment.
Speaker 2: They complimented me and they didn't like my level of
Speaker 2: gratitude back for the compliment. So now they've blocked me
Speaker 2: after thirty six years of friendship. I can't even get
Speaker 2: a message through to them. I was just trying to
Speaker 2: say hi, good morning, whatever, And I thought to myself,
Speaker 2: you know, they've blocked me, and they think when they're
Speaker 2: ready to deal with me, they'll just unblock me and
Speaker 2: we'll just go back to being friends again. No, that's
Speaker 2: not going to happen. You don't block a friend after
Speaker 2: thirty six years because you're mad at them, because they're
Speaker 2: not grateful enough to you for the compliments you pay them.
Speaker 2: You don't do that. And I'm worth something. And if
Speaker 2: that person doesn't value my friendship enough to worry that,
Speaker 2: if they treat me this way, I might not want
Speaker 2: to be friends afterwards, then they're about to get a
Speaker 2: really big wake up call because I'm not going to
Speaker 2: be treated that way by anyone ever again. If I've
Speaker 2: committed no crime, I'm not going to accept a punishment.
Speaker 2: When do we say, as Americans, all Americans, including MAGA,
Speaker 2: we are worth more. We are worth more than a
Speaker 2: broken healthcare system. We are worth more than broken infrastructure.
Speaker 2: We are worth more than a broken immigration system. We
Speaker 2: are worth more than an out of control Oligarch and
Speaker 2: his best friend decimating things they don't need to be decimating.
Speaker 2: We are worth more than people who don't care about
Speaker 2: a planet. We are worth more than people that have
Speaker 2: no retirement and will end up in hell holes if
Speaker 2: they need assisted living. We are worth more than that.
Speaker 2: You know, in our country, we tend to gauge our
Speaker 2: worth by our finances, and that's dumb. You're an American.
Speaker 2: You should be worth more to your country, more than
Speaker 2: stress and striving and struggling that they are inducing. Government
Speaker 2: induce strife. We're worth more than that. When do we
Speaker 2: stand up and say that that I'm an American? You
Speaker 2: cannot treat me this way? Corporations? You know you can't
Speaker 2: rape me at the grocery store for food that my
Speaker 2: body requires. You can't. When do we say that I
Speaker 2: fear never?
Speaker 4: You know?
Speaker 2: Ah? Yes, press the tofu after the thaw, although you're
Speaker 2: not going to need to, by the way, if you
Speaker 2: want to, if you want to change, also change the
Speaker 2: texture of tofu. Hit it with boiling water before you
Speaker 2: cook it. Put it in a a you know, a
Speaker 2: glass container. I have a zojarishi hot water thing on
Speaker 2: my counter where I always have two hundred and four
Speaker 2: degree water. So if you have one, great, If not,
Speaker 2: just boil some water and hit the tofu with boiling
Speaker 2: water for about ten seconds. It'll take away the need
Speaker 2: for pressing. You won't have to press it after that
Speaker 2: changes the texture a little bit too. Oh, there's a
Speaker 2: lot of great ways to cook tofu a lot. I
Speaker 2: love tofu. I ate it all the time. I adore it.
Speaker 2: It's so good for you, packed with protein. And no,
Speaker 2: it doesn't give you man boobs. And no, soy isn't bad.
Speaker 2: All these people sili is bad, Gluten's bad, they're idiots.
Speaker 2: If you think gluten is bad and you don't have
Speaker 2: siliac disease, you're a moron. If you think the carnivora
Speaker 2: diet is the thing for you, you're a moron. If
Speaker 2: you think you need to eat two hundred grams of
Speaker 2: protein a day, you're a moron. You need to eat
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