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What's really interesting to me is the evolution of talking points coming from both conservatives

and from inside the White House itself.

You know, in the early days of the Trump administration, back when the entire Russia story at first

started, a lot of conservatives were already out there saying they're first talking point

was that the president is not smart enough to collude.

He doesn't even know what that word means.

He couldn't have done any of those things that he's being accused of doing.

That was one of the first talking points thrown out by conservatives.

Then later obviously involved that.

No, he didn't do this.

No, he didn't know that.

The rest of the people who worked with him, we're doing this.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

Collusion's not even a crime, and now it's.

Yeah, I mean, but hey, wouldn't you collude if you could collude.

That was pretty much the latest one.

Well, now we've come full circle.

We're back to the.

Donald Trump has not smart enough to be a foreign asset of another country.

That is exactly what conservative commentators, Abby Huntsman, and Meghan McCain said on the

view earlier this week, donald Trump's just too damn stupid to knowingly be an agent of

a foreign country.

Uh, they were talking about this.

To give you a little bit of context, this was obviously in regards to the story that

came out at the end of last week showing that the FBI, after Trump fired comey, was so concerned

that Trump may be an asset of Russia, that they launched an investigation that predates

the muller investigation.

Now, once the Muller investigation began, this other investigation by the FBI that had

been started, got moved into that, it did not end.

It did not disappear.

It just became a part of what Mueller is looking into.

He took over that essentially.

So big deal, right?

Also week or so before that, we get the unredacted court filings from Paul Manafort's lawyers

that specifically talk about all of his contacts and information sharing with Russia.

So look, this may be something that people don't want to talk about.

You know, people think, oh, you're beating the drums for Cold War.

I'm not, I don't want a Cold War, I don't want a hot war.

I don't want any wars with Russia, but at this point there, there's literally no denying

at all that at least some members of the Trump campaign were in contact with people who have

ties to the Kremlin.

That is a fact.

We have seen the evidence.

We have seen the filings.

They frigging admitted it.

We know.

Got It.

We know we can confirm that.

What we can't confirm is what Donald Trump did or did not know.

Was he a part of it?

Is He even smart enough as conservatives are asking us right now, my opinion now, the man's

not smart enough.

He really isn't.

He is not smart enough to knowingly be an asset of any foreign country, but he is 100

percent dumb enough to get played by any foreign country that wants to play him.

And that doesn't just pertain to Russia.

I mean, let's not forget that there is also just as much evidence to suggest that this

administration, at least some of the members, especially cushner, uh, were in cahoots with

Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates.

Qatar, I mean that's a pretty long list of potential collusion partners there, you know,

and those three avenues, the Saudis, UAE, Qatar, those already even really being followed

right now because everybody is obsessed with Russia.

I think we need to go down every single avenue available to us.

That's one of the reasons why it's so important that we get jared Kushner to go in and talk

to Miller because he will squeeze him like an orange and that guy will just drip all

of the secrets he's ever held throughout his entire life.

But nonetheless, no, Donald Trump is not smart enough to ever knowingly work for or collude

with any foreign powers, but he definitely is dumb enough to do it accidentally.

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How Blood Evolved (Many Times) - Duration: 10:28.

In the famous formation in British Columbia known as the Burgess Shale, we have found more

than 30,000 fossils of a little armored arthropod called Marrella splendens.

They're more than 500 million years old, and they're beautifully preserved, from

the tiny segments on their abdomens to the strange, curved appendages on their heads.

But one thing mars the beauty of these ancient animals: Many of their fossils are covered

in black smears, often found at either the head or the tail end of the body.

No other organism in the Burgess Shale has these weird black stains.

Those blotches turn out to be the earliest evidence in the fossil record of a substance

that almost all animals have in common with Marrella -- including us: blood.

And the story of blood is convoluted.

Because it's one of the most revolutionary features of our evolutionary history -- eventually

allowing nutrients and wastes to be carried around our bodies as we became more complex,

and more active.

But as time went on and conditions varied, the way in which blood did those jobs has

changed over and over again.

So, today, after the hundreds of millions of years that separate us from Marrella, we

animals have our familiar red blood.

But we also have blue blood.

And purple, and green, and even white.

The tale of how we got from black stains in rock to the blood in our veins is just one

example of how, in a world of constant change, the evolutionary response is always … fluid.

Blood does a lot of things.

It supplies oxygen to tissues.

It carries nutrients to cells and removes waste.

But not all animals actually need blood.

Some, like sponges, sea anemones, and jellies, have body tissues that are so thin that oxygen

can diffuse directly from the ocean water into their cells.

This means that the earliest animals on Earth probably didn't need blood, either, because

they were simple or slow-moving enough that they could use this diffusion to move materials

around.

But once animals became more complex and more active, another system was required: some

sort of system for circulating blood.

Now, the split between less complex animals --like sponges, jellies, and ctenophores -- and

every other kind of animal is one of the oldest evolutionary branching points in the entire

animal kingdom, taking place sometime in the late Proterozoic Eon.

So that means the common ancestor of all organisms with some kind of blood circulatory system

is thought to have lived more than 600 million years ago -- long before Marrella existed.

Unfortunately, there's no fossil of this ancestor that was the first to have a circulatory

system.

But we have some idea of what that organism might have looked like, because we know what

all living organisms with a blood circulatory system look like.

And they all share some important features.

Like, they all have bilateral symmetry, meaning they have two symmetrical sides, like you

and I do, rather than many sides, like a jelly or a sea-star.

And they pretty much all have an internal body cavity.

Most of them use it to support and cushion their internal organs, although one or two

animals have lost it over time.

Today, the simplest organisms that have these traits are the acoelomorphs: flat, worm-like

animals.

So our earliest blood-bearing ancestor might have looked a lot like them.

Now, we don't know exactly what the earliest blood was like, either.

But genetic researchers believe that some early forms of blood probably used the same

basic chemical model that many forms of blood use today.

Specifically, it probably worked with the help of special proteins.

These proteins probably served different purposes at first, like metabolizing nitric oxide or

trapping oxygen to keep it away from other tissues.

But in time, they were co-opted to perform another task -- to transport oxygen.

So, blood proteins are actually older than blood itself!

Molecular clock studies into the genes that code for them show that some blood proteins

may have evolved as much as 740 million years ago!

Today, for many animals, the blood protein of choice is a globin.

A globin molecule has a special prong on it that binds to an atom of iron, which in turn

is surrounded by a donut-shaped molecule called heme.

And on the opposite side of the donut, a molecule of oxygen can bind to the iron.

The basic protein structure that cradles this heme donut is called the globin fold.

And this fold is so distinct, and so good at holding onto and releasing oxygen, that

it's been used in many different forms, by many different organisms to do a variety

of jobs over the eons.

Today, in many animals, including you, blood carries oxygen around the body with the help

of a protein called hemoglobin.

Hemoglobin is what gives your blood its rich red color - that's the iron molecule inside.

But different kinds of hemoglobins have evolved in different kinds of animals: flatworms,

nematodes, arthropods, mollusks, and other animals have their own versions of oxygen-binding

proteins.

And they don't use them in quite the same way.

For example, we use hemoglobin to transport oxygen from our lungs to our various tissues.

But certain species of clams can use hemoglobin to store oxygen for their nerves to use when

oxygen is scarce.

And one type of nematode keeps a store of hemoglobin in the lining of its mouth to help

its mouthparts get enough oxygen to keep feeding in even low-oxygen conditions.

Even the bacterium E. coli has an especially strange version that seems to sense, rather

than transport, oxygen.

And as proteins go, hemoglobin is a molecule with an incredibly long history.

Some of the oldest confirmed hemoglobin in the fossil record is from exactly the organism

you might guess: a mosquito.

A 46 million-year-old mosquito was found fossilized in shale from Montana, and when scientists

probed its stomach in 2013, they didn't find the makings of Eocene Park.

Instead, they found chunks of hemes, presumably decomposed pieces of hemoglobin.

But hemoglobin is much older than this mosquito.

For example, the type that we use is specific to vertebrates, and according to molecular

clock studies, it's probably about as old as jawed vertebrates themselves, which date

back 450 million years.

Now, hemoglobin isn't the only blood protein that has evolved.

And proof can be found in our old friend Marrella.

In 2014, scientists analyzed those weird stains on the Marrella fossils, and found that they

were enriched with metal, compared to the rest of the rock.

But strangely, the metal that Marrella's blood was enriched with wasn't iron, like

our blood is.

Instead, it contained copper.

Marella is the earliest organism we know of to use copper rather than iron.

And rather than hemoglobin, Marrella probably used a different protein called hemocyanin.

Hemocyanins seem to have evolved totally independently of hemoglobin, not only using a different

kind of metal to carry oxygen, but also developing a different protein structure.

And these proteins probably didn't evolve from the globin fold, but instead were adapted

from some sort of enzyme.

And it turns out that the genetic sequence of the hemocyanins found in mollusks is totally

different from that found in arthropods.

And they're so different that scientists think mollusks and arthropods probably evolved

hemocyanin at totally different times -- the mollusk version around 740 million years ago,

and its arthropod counterpart 600 million years ago.

So hemocyanin is old, and the fact that both mollusks and arthropods have copper-bearing

blood proteins appears to be a feature of convergent evolution.

By the way, these hemocyanins are why horseshoe crabs have blue blood -- because copper turns

greenish blue when it's oxidized.

So Marrella's blood was probably blue, too.

But, if hemoglobin is good enough for us, why did mollusks and arthropods evolve their

own oxygen transport proteins?

This could be because Hemocyanin works a little better in colder temperatures, even though

hemoglobin is more efficient.

And some organisms have actually retained both kind of proteins, perhaps to provide

flexibility in case their environment changes radically.

So, Hemocyanin and Hemoglobin are the most common oxygen-carrying blood proteins found

in animals today, and they're the ones we know the most about.

But they aren't the only ones!

Many species of marine worms and brachiopods, for instance, use a totally different blood

protein hemerythrin.

It uses iron to transport oxygen, too, but it doesn't have that donut-shaped heme.

Because of this, the blood in those animals turns a bright violet when it's oxygenated.

And like hemocyanin, this protein is less efficient, but it's also simpler -- so simple,

in fact, that it's thought to have been used by the very earliest single-celled organisms.

Blood can also be green, too!

Some animals, like certain species of lizards, have a lime-green pigment in their blood called

biliverdin, which is produced when hemoglobin is broken down, and having a lot of this stuff

might actually make their blood more resistant to disease.

And other animals have even lost their blood proteins entirely, like the aptly-named Ice

Fish, which lives off the coast of Antarctica.

Its blood is a clearish white because, unlike other fish, it doesn't have any hemoglobin

or other proteins, at all.

That might be because having blood cells would cause its blood to clot too easily in such

cold temperatures.

Or maybe it was just a genetic accident.

But even without blood proteins, the Ice Fish gets along by having a low metabolism and

living in oxygen-rich waters.

So, the history of blood goes back hundreds of millions of years, connecting us to Marrella

and the even older ancestor of all organisms that have a circulatory system of some kind.

And the proteins that our blood use go back even further, practically to the dawn of complex

life itself.

Between that time in the deep past and today, there occurred wave after wave of convergent

evolution, giving rise to bloods of many kinds and many colors.

Thanks as always for joining me today, and extra big thanks to our current Eontologists,

Jake Hart, Jon Ivy, John Davison Ng and everybody's favorite hominin, STEVE!

If you want to join them and maybe have me mispronounce your name too

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Jorja Smith Is This Month's 'MTV: Push Artist to Watch' | MTV News - Duration: 4:13.

- I was in New Orleans when I found out I've been nominated

but I didn't know and it was so crazy because

my boyfriend who's a producer,

he was talking about how he wants to go out

to LA around that time.

It was to do some work and I was like

hopefully, I'd go to the Grammys after my second album.

I didn't expect that at all.

It's not something that I thought would would happen, no.

(R&B music)

Since I was little, I've always made noise.

I've always written and sang

and just talked a lot.

When I was eight, I learned to play the piano.

I started writing songs when I was eleven

and then I just carried on doing that.

I'd go up to London in the school holidays

and write different producers or writers

and then when I was 18, I didn't wanna go to uni

because I moved to London and I think then

that's when it was, okay, I'm just gonna do this now.

My mom and dad were both really big influencers

because they've always played so much music in the house.

So much, from reggae to punk and jazz and everything.

And they've just always encouraged me

to like just sing and write and just do I what I want.

Lost and found is like songs I wrote from 16 to 20.

And then I made an album and it so happened these songs.

When you listen to it from start to finish

even though it's not in the order of like...

Doesn't go 16, 17, 18, doesn't go like that

but I think you can hear me making mistakes

and decisions and learning and growing.

I'm still growing now obviously

but it's a nice little time capsule, I think.

♪ Need someone ♪

♪ I don't want to need no one ♪

The One song was about...

I wrote that one with my boyfriend actually but

when we wrote it at the time,

we weren't boyfriend and girlfriend

and it was because I was being like, oh,

I don't know if I want a boyfriend right now

but I really like you

and then we kinda wrote this song about meeting someone who

could fit perfect but you just don't know, you're unsure.

And then the idea behind the video was like

not being able to get away.

I keep going back to this room where this person's in.

You can't only see them as a slight thing.

It's just I keep going back

but then I'm also watching myself keep going back.

You know, like when you're looking in on what you're doing

if that makes sense and you know maybe you shouldn't

but you still do it anyway and then, finally, in the end,

I go away but I still keep looking back.

So, I don't know what happened after the video ended.

I might've gone back.

I get inspired by conversations with friends

or overhearing things or situations I've been in

and exaggerating them to, I don't know.

I get inspired a lot.

The Black Panther soundtrack came about because

I was doing Camp Flog Gnaw and I got a message

saying would you like to work with Kendrick Lamar

and I was like, yeah, when?

They're like, oh, tonight.

So, I was like okay.

So, I went straight after the festival

and met Kendrick and Sounwave and his manager

and we were just chatting then they played this beat.

They left me in the room just by myself

and I was just singing because I just come up

with loads of melodies and sing them.

And then he came back in, we listened to the melodies,

shared what we liked and we just like wrote together

and then I Am was made.

♪ Those blue lights ♪

♪ Into strobe lights ♪

♪ Not blue flashing lights ♪

♪ Maybe fairy lights ♪

When I put my song out, Blue Lights, my first song in 2016,

everything kinda just had like a snowball effect

but nothing seemed rushed with me.

It's been quick how I've been able to do

all the stuff I've done and be nominated for

awards that I have done

but I don't wanna look at it like it's fast

because then I think that maybe if it was too fast

and I'd feel pressure and stuff so I try not to.

I feel for my first album,

that it's a way of people getting to know me first

and get to know just me.

I hope fans take away from my music

that it's honest and relatable

and that you're never really alone in situations.

If I'm singing about them I've been through it

and so is the person next to you

or someone down the road, you know?

And just have fun and be you because that's all you can be.

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Torreira reveals what he is working on to help his Arsenal teammates - Duration: 2:54.

 Lucas Torreira has proved to be a major hit at Arsenal following his summer move from Sampdoria

 Arriving from the Serie A side in a deal worth £26.5million, the Uruguayan is already worth considerably more than that sum after some terrific performances in the middle of the park for the Gunners

 He has also chipped in with some important goals as well during his short time in north London, notably the fourth goal in his side's brilliant 4-2 win over Spurs at the start of December

 Clearly enjoying his time in the capital so far, Torreira, who has opened up on life in London in an interview with Arsenal, has revealed he is working very hard to improve on his English as he looks to boost his communication on the pitch with his teammates

    "Well I have to say it hasn't been easy because it's a new life for me, but I'm having the right attitude, putting a lot of effort into it and I'm adapting to life in England and of course the language," said the midfielder

 "I'm studying very hard on that because I do think it's very important. It's not just the fact that I'm here, I also need the language to be able to communicate with my team-mates on the field

 "That said, this is a fantastic city. It's got everything and there's no way you could ever get bored here

I really am very happy.  "Also, the love that the fans give me has made me feel very pleased and I try to give the best of myself every time I play

" Arsenal's transfer plans for January   With the January transfer window in full swing, football

london want to hear from Arsenal fans on the business they want to see from the club in the first month of 2019 and their view on the season so far under Unai Emery

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BIG CHANNEL'S UPDATE!!! my message to you - Duration: 3:05.

Hey guys, this is Just a Channel

Before the video started, I wanted to warn you that

this video is not on English

But subtitles are available

If you are ready

then I am happy to share with you

my plans for the near future

Let's go

This channel in its current form

started about two years ago

During these two years, more than 700 Edits

compilations were released

over 17 thousand people joined me

and I am very happy and grateful for your daily support

with likes and comments

It has always been interesting to follow the artworks

of people in instagram, and before that in Vine.

I was amazed at their hard work

and the results they achieved

Every frame, every bit of music

shuffled through the goosebumps

Some of the editors are trying to express their love for the movies,

the tw shows, the cartoons, or the persons,

some of them are showing their feelings

and emotions through the edits

someone is writing their own stories

with already existing characters.

I was happy to follow their artworks

and share it with you.

But, day after day, I wanted to make something by my own more and more

I am sure that during these two years I have watched more than 50.000 Edits,

most of which you can find on this channel

And i was talking myself that I could do that too

And I tried, not as often as I would like

and not so successfully, but

you can't wait for success after the first attempt

you need to work harder

And I am sure that the time has come, I want to do something of my own

It seems to me that this is an opportunity to try myself

in everything that I find interesting:

edits, movie or tv show reviews,

fan-made trailers (which i already did), streaming and so on.

This does not mean that I will stop publishing edit compilations

I just want to move this content to another channel.

I slowly prepared for this

And I have already published a new compilation on that channel

I will be grateful if you come to check it out

The link to the channel will be at the end of the video and in the description

But on this channel I will try to find what I wanna do

I understand that most of you may not like it, and

I am okay with that you will begin to unsubscribe. I understand you.

But I really hope that there will be

who will support me and help me find myself

Thank you so much that you are still here listening to my message

It really means a lot to me

And I am sure we will have a lot of fun ahead.

Subscribe to a new channel with compilations

leave your comments which compilation you want next

I will try to hear everyone

And on this channel I hope something new will be released very soon

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OTA Podcast Episode 249: Longest Shutdown Ever - Duration: 1:21:14.

we're on strike this is Cory and this is the O The Anthem podcast good afternoon

everybody its Rob Aquaman lead the right through that what Aquaman hit 1 billion

dollars this week you want me to say something about it yeah nope just just

enjoying the moment talking about stupid people with money yeah thank you for

joining us for this episode 249 of the earth the podcast coming to

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remiss if you didn't check out youtube.com forward slash o the end them

or you find these videos and more a whole bunch of content there as well and

finally the anthem calm where you find basically everything I've mentioned

beforehand yeah and even more I like I like the word

remiss you'd be remissed yeah hmm that's one of theirs 850 years et words right I

think it's a little less than that but you know I'm probably but of course if

you want to be a part of the show you can join us for the live stream here on

facebook.com forward slash oh the anthem and comment in the chat we will read out

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later on your pod can send us a message or a voicemail at four four three two

one nine seven five nine five what's the number again four four three two one

nine seven five nine five and let us know he thought indeed yes so Aquaman

had a billion dollars yeah so everyone in the United States everyone around the

world is dumb except Corey yes Corey is the only smart person there's a lot of

people who spent money on it and then felt bad about it after the fact I

haven't heard any of that so that would be news to me hmm

the only negative you I heard was on the Corey Baker filmmaker

on YouTube YouTube and the comments did not seem to disagree with the sentiment

of the video maker there was there was one purse

who adamantly disagreed with me but then I got a lot of likes on that video so I

don't know what to tell you hmm being likes out number of the dislikes

by quite a healthy margin yeah yeah yeah but the comments though the comments the

people who took the time to type something out not just hit a but it's

three to one on the likes for that one mm-hmm and just be it

there was one that liked it and then one person who didn't so it's 50/50 on the

comments okay so whatever you say listen and I I don't take any great joy in and

saying mean things about a movie and I don't I don't do it for sport like a lot

of people like there's the we had a big laugh about the pixels review there was

some youtuber who is just like you know like the just going into the like ramped

up obscenity of it all and I don't I don't feel the need to do that because

there's people who spent time on this and worked on it and stuff like that and

I don't I don't feel like it's right to just like carpet-bomb an entire entire

film production but the problems with Aquaman were so easily identifiable and

so like it would you would be it'd be like if you're talking about a football

game where say you're a Bears fan Cody mark parky misses the field goal at

the end of the game yeah his only job is to make that kick it's not like the key

know that I showed you and you say I could've made to do but like at the end

of the day you're you're there to to perform so if the one person who doesn't

perform is the kicker then it's right to say man the Bears could have maybe won

this game if Cody Parker didn't miss that kiss kick you know yeah and the

similar situation could be I could say the same thing with there were so many

things that were wrong that it's clear it wasn't somebody low on the totem pole

it wasn't like a rogue camera op who was ruining that movie yeah it was the

direction it was the people above the director it was the executive board

whoever is in charge of making sure that the DC Cinematic Universe goes out there

the way that they want it to go I failed there was a there was a executive

bailing I just I hope and probably one day you're

sitting in a meeting somewhere and they're like oh you know we're really

excited to get this project moving uh what's that Cheryl yeah okay did you

tweet back in 2018 that James Wan phoned it in yeah on the set of alcaman yep

sure did you spent seventeen minutes rate ranting about it on YouTube I did

thanks for coming in time we appreciate it we validate have Cheryl validate you

on the way out yeah that's gonna be the moment I would hope that listen I I'm

not I'm not immune from this I've had people be critical of my work before and

it's not fun and it's not anything that anyone likes to hear but I think it's

it's important for the at the end of the day what I'm trying to do with the film

reviews is I'm trying to lend my particular insight into the process so

there's a lot of people who review films there's people who are professional

reviewers people who just watch movies and then break it down compared to Lake

you know the Me's on scene compared to blob of great artists and stuff like

that there's film critics who just have jobs as film critics because someone

literally hired them for AIDS about movies yeah and there's you know like a

ton of people ton of fans on YouTube who do it too I think that the I haven't

seen as many people who are filmmakers who decide to do it and I think that it

gives me more of an opportunity to sort of talk about it it's like an organism

like how something like this could have possibly gone wrong or the things that

could have been done to fix it and a lot of times I end up saying things like you

know it was a really good effort but it didn't live up to this particular you

know they were they were going for this but it didn't quite get there sure I

think I said about like Bohemian Rhapsody like for a movie that's so much

about like how Queens music rocks like the music the actual mixing on the

soundtrack did it rocked that much mm-hmm like it didn't like feel

atmospheric around you like it didn't feel like a special version of listening

to Queens just listened to like somebody put Queen on on the stereo okay you know

justtake married Hollywood just take note of all the terrible things Gor

using all of these comments yeah it doesn't seem to hurt a lot of it you

know I think more and more as we as we live in the Trump era I realized that it

it used to be that you you tried to do everything you possibly could to not

have like a negative reputation of yourself yeah but I think there's a

certain number of people that there's like a threshold of negative criticism

that you can get to okay and as long as there's enough people to like back up

the other side of it then it kind of works out so like Kevin Hart like he's

got just enough people backing him that they're like well I mean I'm saying like

Kevin Hart doesn't have to worry about not working this year because of he's

got enough people supporting all the things that he does to make up for the

people who are now feel burned by him yeah yeah so I mean like it's just sort

of like a given take like at what point you know I got obviously I don't know

what happened in Aquaman I wasn't I wasn't all I can see is the finished

product a son I heard it sounded like you did as you can inside I can't tell

you what happened on set and I can't tell you like to what degree James Wan

might have been putting out more fires and he's ever had to put out in his life

and you know it's you know that one person who works in your office or works

at you know your restaurant or whatever where the places who just doesn't know

what the fuck they're doing yeah and you're just like why does this person

have a job that those people don't just stop work you know they don't they don't

just get to your office they get to all the offices yeah somewhere in Warner

Brothers somewhere in all the studios there's some you know fuckup who doesn't

deserve a job and he's out there going like you know I don't think Nicole

Kidman's gotta age in this Aquaman movie at all I think she can just stay the

same age as everybody else even though everyone else in the movie ages and just

be like are we really gonna do this Jim are we gonna have a whole day where

we're going back and forth on it it's just like I just don't see the point why

we would age Nicole Kidman and like try and make her look older I mean like she

would we would rather make her and look younger just like I don't have time for

this younger though no but I'm sorry ages

appropriately for she didn't age at all no everyone else aged except for her she

was the exact same age she was in the beginning as she was in the end does

your mom how much different means Jason Momoa and they had an old Jason Momoa

yeah to show that at least you know like 20 years had passed 20 years had passed

does my mom look different now than she did 20 years ago yes she's almost

exactly the same as she did when I was a kid I think if you looked at a picture

of your mom like side-by-side I mean she we're going through the whole Facebook

you know like first profile picture versus yeah and you guys are all idiots

first of all I hate all of you I hate all of you stop it

basically my my timeline is nothing but these pictures and I'm convinced that

somebody reached out to Mark Zuckerberg and said you know what this AI that were

programming to to learn people's faces in doing such a good job well why is

that well because you able age age over time we can't teach you how to look for

those changes well if only we could figure out a way to make people post a

picture of themselves when they first joined and a picture of themselves right

now no you know what we can do that thanks BuzzFeed so you guys are all

idiots also I don't give a fuck what you look

like and have you people are posting you joined like three years ago you look

exactly the same so yeah yeah they have like 2009 the one that really bothers me

is like the people who like posted something from you know like oh here's

me in 2009 and here's me today and then you in 2009 is like nine years old and

I'm just like that damn I feel old as shit little girl with braces a superhot

model I'm just like what the fuck happened nine years ago so you mean what

like 96 97 what's 2009 how did that happen alright

yeah but no I should just do another one on Facebook where it's just like me as a

baby and me as just be like here's my ten year the new funny thing to do is to

post the the sperm picture and the picture of you guys is me thirty years

ago I'm still think I look good you're not

funny either oh you guys are the worst all of you are the worst and every time

I see one of these things pop up all I can think is there are too many people

we need a new plague I just need two white either I need to just be wiped out

and now I don't have to deal with it or we can wipe out a bunch of the stupid

people one of the yeah seeing as it wiping out this TV people let's uh do

this

I'm of course by stupid people I don't mean the fans what I mean is someone

over at the the Baltimore Ravens sports organization yes must be listening to

the podcast yeah they they must they must have heard that concept chance of

Corey is Right coming outside the castle walls yes of course of course now why

would that be coy why because after after much much a consternation on our

parts we barney morning wake is finally done let go of coordinator the Baltimore

Ravens yes Greg Roman is coming in I believe last week what I had said was

you want somebody who has taken a quarterback before and had a proven

success a proven track record of being able to take them from like you know

pretty good to exemplary right and you wanted somebody specifically who would

fit in within Lamar Jackson skills and skill set funny enough

Martin 40 was the coach of the Falcons way back when when Michael Vick was oh

really yeah use the offensive coordinator of the Falcons at the time

but it's okay because we replaced him with a better option I feel the guy who

was the offensive coordinator for the San Francisco 49ers when Colin

Kaepernick and then went to the Super Bowl hmm yes hmm

so Gregory woman is getting bumped up from quarterback coached offensive

coordinator have known but he was already with the team as the

quarterbacks coach yep yes so the dingdong Marty's dead we can move

on yeah so we're moving on yes and of course the question is what happens with

Joe obviously it's not gonna be on the team next year trade they're gonna try

and trade them somehow I imagine that a lot of teams how much the I mean there's

a lot of teams who are always looking for a quarterback yeah you know it could

probably end up being like one of those things like the Redskins usually end up

taking some washed-up guy like Donovan gonna have Romero did that well and I

read a story that was just like Joe big Joe's like washed-up I just think that

his best years are behind him but I think it would be interesting to see him

with the new team and try and reclaim some glory

I was the best of them I did read a story that said that he's gonna benefit

because it's not a great draft class this year as far as quarterbacks go

mm-hmm and in fact there are like there's like two or three juniors who

are talking about going early just because the class is so bad that they so

here's the math they're not the best quarterbacks in the nation but they're

good enough to they're good enough to play in the NFL so they go this year

instead of next year the likelihood they get drafted late in the first round or

by a better team is better if they prove themselves more in their senior year

then they're likely to get drafted by like oh I don't know the Cleveland

Browns and then end up like I have no calculus to back this up yes

it's just sort of how I seem to remember these things going so if I'm horribly

wrong on this and forgive me I'm just posturing mm-hmm but I feel like every

single year three or four quarterbacks get taken in the first round like a

minimum of like three or four a four or five four or five usually yeah I mean

something in that in that general area I mean it was the worst quarterback year

and the year where they keep saying like there's no quarterbacks to be taken

they're all there nobody know like you know Hall of Fame talent yeah there

still seems to be like three well now they get dressed like that's what

they're saying they're saying that there are maybe top two top two your

quarterbacks even coming out so these guys may come out because those two are

gonna go to the like Brown the Browns aren't gonna draft anybody because they

had their guys but the Browns type team the one that's Jets heard out Jets even

the Colts maybe I don't think I don't think that why me he's is he done for

the is he done he did not look great he looks great up until the playoffs until

last week until this weekend yeah all right

Oh quarterback in fantasy football I don't think they're trying to get rid of

him yet yeah all right bangles bangles who have a question a

quarterback maybe I mean Dalton is fine but getting older and you know he had a

injury this year the game ended his season early so try to think of a team

yeah Jets are probably the best example I really got you know Cardinals could

use the corners I mean they took Rosen last year but he doesn't look in

particularly inspiring yeah you know maybe the Raiders would want a

quarterback they'd trade Derek Carr the the forthcoming Las Vegas Raiders mm-hmm

yes who might be the San Diego Raiders for a year yeah so I don't know how we

talked about this I don't think hysterically amazing story so the

Raiders had announced that they're going to move to Las Vegas during last

offseason but they're not moving until 2020 season right yeah they they just

announced the last the last offseason that they were going to be moving to

Vegas yeah well they were ability in the stadium they were gonna continue playing

in Oakland Oakland two things lined up number one their lease ended this year

at the Coliseum so they would have had to renew some new lease to be able to

stay for the next two years yeah which the Coliseum said they didn't want

any part of and then the second part is the City of Oakland is suing the Raiders

yes for poor leaving yeah we're leaving yeah so other ones got to get out of

town and now they got to figure out where they're gonna play in the meantime

until they can move into the blades of Vegas yeah so they literally will be

raiding around California like they got the Mayflower trucks packed and what

they're doing is looking for a home now in less Baltimore fashion they are not

gonna cross state lines a little like they're gonna be looking for a place

nearby there's talks about having to play in LA somewhere you know maybe the

Rose Bowl or something there's more stadiums that could hold a team yeah

Roseville stadiums they were talking about like maybe doing like Dodger

Stadium or something like that or doing Angel Stadium

I also heard talk of them playing in San Diego and there was also like I think

this wouldn't work out but they were talking about playing in UNLV Stadium

for a couple years but I think that's out already so I don't know it'll be

funny to say it's gonna be really funny to see like San Diego fans going to

Qualcomm or whatever the hell it is called now yeah to see the races Raiders

being like go Raiders like they

so passionate about the Raiders for two years just to show the NFL like like

you're wrong being rid of us we're good we love football see that wasn't the NFL

that was the owner so I mean I mean the NFL allowed it to happen I guess it's

both the other owners allowed it down yeah a bunch of rich white guys got

together and decided to let their buddy who's a rich white guy do what he wanted

no big fucking surprise also known as the history of the Western civilization

there you go yeah so we get back to the topic morning wigs

out Romans in and Joe will probably find at home there's a couple of teams that

need a good quarterback here's my question to you and I think believe your

point was that you doubted that that Roman had any impact on Kaepernick

coming in for workouts last year or this year last year what was last a few years

ago was it - now this past offseason I think we're two seasons out of him being

out of San Francisco well whenever it was yeah but you don't believe that

Roman had any input in that I don't know if he was on the coaching staff at the

time yeah if he was and I imagine somebody talked to him and said like you

know hey what do you think about Colin as contantly you know do you think he'd

be a good fit here and stuff and he probably I imagine said nice things if

they went to the point where they were trying to think work out the contract

again I you know I I think that Colin Kaepernick probably would have signed

with the Ravens if he if his girlfriend hadn't gone gone a message there yeah

and that that doesn't seem like it again that's a perfectly reasonable reason to

not get a job if your girlfriend goes off on Twitter yeah but here's a comes

the owners slaveholder basically do you think do you think he's got another shot

to get Kaepernick back with the Ravens yeah oh that's a Robert Griffin was

under a one-year contract I mean he's good but I wouldn't say I mean I think

rg3 wants to start somewhere I doubt that he's gonna get that opportunity if

the Ravens think that he's good enough to be the backup then maybe you just

have some quarterback or you signed some like if you're RG 3 though you

no you're not gonna start in Baltimore I mean like unless you're her I mean like

it unless yeah there's only 32 starting quarterback positions if nobody's

willing to offer you one but you don't have to take a backup job you don't

necessarily know that I mean but do you sign with the Ravens cuz you know

they're not gonna trade you somewhere or do you go out and play the field and see

if you can get a starting job somewhere with it budget teams that need some

experience I mean I would think that it it's in his best interest to go out

there and test the market now I think he came here because he thought Lamar's not

ready and I got a chance to swipe this starting job a older quarterback who

doesn't move as well or didn't work out or we were one of only a couple of teams

that made him an offer I mean like I think you know that that's that that I

mean like it's like I want to I want to direct a Legend of Zelda movie yeah but

it's not like just because I said it out loud means that somebody has to all has

to offer me that job I mean also that exact our power of positive thinking or

something like that it's it's you you you have to be goodly enough to get that

that gig guys I have good IP which that's not it's been hours upon hours

like but I think in the end though I mean I think there's a better chance

that Kaepernick comes in Robert Griffin stays I just don't see a world in which

he's gonna stay as a backer I would I would say I would say the high

likelihood would be that RG 3 would stay before Cameron would come in yeah III

think he wants a starting job and he thought he was gonna happen Kaepernick

Kaepernick is as complicated as far as like bringing him in as an asset go yeah

because here's the know if Baltimore offers him a job he basically has to

take it I mean like think about it like you know like it's different because the

the longevity of running backs is different than quarterbacks but yeah you

know there was a when Ray Rice was released I would say like about a year

and a half two years afterwards is like when the stink had finally died off yeah

like where he could have gotten another job and there were people talking about

like do you think somebody will bring in Ray Rice er and he was still in a game

shape he's in game JP he was showing up at places looking like

he was ready to play yeah but nobody ever offered in that contract and he's

never gonna get it now because he just has been out for too long yeah I'm

saying like it's what about you know oh maybe you'll play in the XFL man or the

what's the other one the the pothead leaguers whatever I'm sure I remember

what the rule difference was the rule difference is it's exactly the NFL but

you can smoke pot that's right we don't care about the in the huddle hopefully I

mean hopefully in the stadium - shit wouldn't that be nice okay

beer sands and pants oh god you imagine how much thinking about it's like $8

Coors Light so I'm just like Oh $35 joints but you got your joints here all

right there are people because the other thing is they're gonna they're gonna

frisk you before you get in to make sure you're not bringing any outside weed yep

just gets patted down damn it got the dog what's with the dog man I

know it's it's to keep out the paraphernalia we're not gonna arrest you

it's good cause it it's gonna be an unusual number of balloons in the

bathroom like a clown's birthday in here

moving on quickly cuz we're already over half art there's only four teams left in

the NFL playoffs we move on yeah uh anyone but the Patriots anyone forget

your pager I just I'm just going ahead I'm thinking

ahead about what your question might possibly be flashes flashes in the

comments watching the show right now friend it's a friend of this show flash

oh you team can cheat and the QB gets suspended for four games easy way in is

she making reference to her own team I would assume that do you achieve and get

suspended 48 although uh New England's got to be looking for a

new quarterback coming up in the next maybe she was maybe she was saying

something about arg3 like spiking Joe's drink Wow they give earlier in the

season you she would've just like he would have pop some like a

human growth hormone and the joe's smoothie and then you test positive and

then he's out for four weeks and it's rg3 is time to shine he could have just

deflated some balls and then let the rest

apparently that's how you get suspended for a few games four teams in Patriots

Chiefs Chiefs and then Rams and saints yes so we have a chance here at an LA

stand not la Super Bowl but an LA team in the Super Bowl mmm what are you

thoughts honey I mean from this point on I I would I would say I'm rooting for

them just because I don't really care about any of these teams in particular I

think a golf mahomes Super Bowl would be exciting so

you'd be fun yeah I'm fine with that I think that Drew Brees is having one of

his best season so it'd be hard to take him out but yeah I mean you know it's

pretty much a 50 spot for each of these each of those things at this point so

and I mean at this point either way the super rule is likely to get like 70

combined points because all of the teams right now yeah they're gonna put up 40

points and nobody plays any defense so Super Bass board the Super Bowl Sunday

where its fourth quarter it's six nothing and we're just like what the

fuck we be watching for the last three

anyway so that was sports for Philly

all right our little thing aired there for a second I wasn't sure it's gonna

get back in time you think that's nice and long a nice

long transition so uh on the agenda yes the shutdown goes on and what I want to

talk about that but the president found his way a way to get back into the news

without even talking about the shutdown yes so uh Trump and Putin have met a

couple times since he's taken the oath of office I think four to be exact right

I believe that's right probably a couple before that too but you know we haven't

heard the testimony about those meetings yet and usually when you have a meeting

with a foreign leader they're 100 percent of the time not usually 100 or

so no I'm saying I'm saying usually when you meet with a foreign leader there's

multiple people in the room yes no 100 percent of the time I would never meet

probably with them no III heard a couple stories about like Obama would have

private conversations with certain world leaders that he had like more than one

now never one-on-one with like uh Angelica Angela Merkel Angela Merkel and

France McCrone right so they'd all get together and there's nobody else in the

room because both those guys speak English so you can speak but it would

never be one-on-one you wouldn't because you don't like the optics of you and the

German Chancellor meeting one-on-one and then having to go out to the group of

eight and be like oh what are you two fucking talking about yeah so you have a

third person in there and you're like no matter what if you know was it say to

you'll keep a secret if one was dead

yeah the rule is that you would always have four optics a key always have at

least one other person in the room and generally speaking you have way more

than that you have the staffs and the translators and even if the the German

Chancellor and the French president are in the room and they're speaking English

they would still have a translator there for that like yeah yeah okay

oh yeah no just to make sure I understood what that word was yeah hey

give it to me in my native tongue but that being said not just usually

sorry I got a job offer and I think I'm gonna take it hmm well not a job offer

it was a posting for a job okay so funny thing just as a sign real quick

because I brought it up there's a lot of people out there who I think realize

that there's not a lot of film production going on mm-hm and they're

trying to like undercut or like trying to not undercut but like a little bit

dry right now well we're putting together a little production maybe you'd

like to be involved it doesn't doesn't pay your full rate only $50 a day

Sheriff but would you rather be on set or what you rather make 50 bucks a day

and then you start sitting there going like no I'm not taking your $50 a day

like get out of here that's ridiculous and then like a week and a half passes

it's just like so $50 does that also include all the food we do I have to pay

my own gas gas out to Simi Valley all right yes I wonder I wonder how like you

know like a more famous actors who like just get in like the dry spell like

Lindsay Lohan oh like yes is like not working for like a year and I just

wonders I'm like somebody just like calls or everyone Savalas it's like they

were doing a student film this weekend you want to just get on set you know

what fuck it let's do it let's go man I can't just wait for this

offer to come anyway back to the topic so why is it important that that 100% of

the time the president is not alone with one world leader so that there can be

discussion about what happened in the room yes and so that you know agree

keeper keeper ducks in order so the the FBI doesn't open up an investigation how

you might be a intelligence agent so I mean basically what this boils down to

is that the four times that Trump met with Putin one of them had Tillerson in

the in the Asian but only Tillerson and a translator and then the other three

apparently only had translators and none of the notes

of that meeting had they were taken by noms rump according to New York Times

yes story that was tweeted over the weekend and he'd allow anyone else to

take notes nope that's a a he confiscating any notes that we're taking

I suppose yes yes so uh I don't know it just makes me be like if I had a drug

problem mhm and you you every single time I did

drugs in the apartment you like got in my case about it yeah give a smoking

crack on the couch or something like that chair and I was just like multiple

times a day after you started yelling at me about it I was just like I'm just

gonna go for a walk you're just like you're not going for a

walk to smoke crack are you no no no you know I just I just recently I decided

I'm gonna start taking more walks on the couch yeah you know it's just really

opened over my mind is he a possibility of walks mmm okay all right what's that

in your pocket what do you have there walking materials okay you know that's

the same sort of thing that's going on with Trump here it's the same there

seems to be a whole lot of noise about you and Putin and maybe him having some

sort of influence on you that's uh kind of crazy right yeah it's really crazy

crazy so you might we see the notes I don't know turn around boss I don't know

what to tell you sorry no notes thanks like wasn't there a translator there no

knew pretty sure nod now you know we have that we have the record showing

that did the translator was there I don't I don't recall that remember that

happening I think he was the wrong translator I mean honestly I'm you know

and I don't wanna I didn't want to get somebody in trouble yeah but somebody

sent somebody who speak Botswana also I didn't speak English only Botswana

yes very and then I spoke to him in Botswana for a few minutes because I

know Botswana I am one of the best Botswana seekers in the history of the

United States yes I'm not gonna do it now because I don't want to embarrass

everybody else with how fluent I evidence yes of course yeah but I

basically told him there's no need for you to take any notes because we are

gonna be speaking Russian another language I speak perfectly why would

they even need needed a translator I don't I don't

understand it I'm a man of great prodigiously they speak multiple

languages yeah yeah unfortunately not English I don't know anyone bother not

to teach you that one but you know every other language I speak incredibly well

and this news came at the same time that it was announced that the FBI had

actually opened up a counterintelligence investigation just to be fair the news

was new yes the new the news of that was new actually actual action of it

happened after Comey was fired yeah yeah and you know probably not surprising

because usually when you fire the FBI director it sends off some red flags of

the FBI see and I think that's the that's an easy way out it's an easy way

I have to say like oh well he fired the FBI director I think though that like

the way he fired him and like all the stuff hey what do you mean you're firing

our boss let's look into this it's like oh let's see Mike do you like something

a Russian agent would do that I think well I mean it's again it's not about

fire you could fire the FBI director all you want

usually what starts putting up red flags is when you start asking for loyalty and

hey why don't we why don't we let this Michael Flynn thing go and I think all

of that leading up to the firing was the cataclysmic event that that's the start

taking place but Jesus Christ I don't know what you guys want anymore like I

was talking about mom earlier and we're talking about like how sometimes just in

the nature of democracy some people somebody gets in charge and you know

even though 55 to 55 percent of the country might support something in 45

doesn't that 45 will win every once in a while can and as a president and then

Jeremy yeah all sorts of ways abortion and all these sort of things like they

start going a little bit more right than where the country as a whole might be

sure but these wall people I just don't know I don't know what I don't know what

like you're being outnumbered two to one in terms of like people who don't want

this stupid wall by logical people who understand that in

2018-2019 that a wall will do nothing like all the

people were like sharing videos of like Pelosi and Schumer like talking about

how we need more border security yeah which is just an easy way to appease

people essentially I mean like really cut politicians have been doing this for

you know 30 something odd years also really they just talk about like we need

to double the border security and then nobody knows what that number is

nobody knows what doubling it means and then when we double it nobody seems to

notice and you know here's the thing what the problem is I just feel like I

have to sit down with each of them and like discuss like all the moving parts

of their art like because they just don't understand like how wrong they are

I woke up early I had not early but mid-morning on Saturday and I was like

you know Adam up a little early let's just let's take a little cruise on over

to Facebook I'm not there a lot just let's just troll some people I'm just

gonna get into fights I'm gonna go down I know I'm gonna find it on my timeline

I was gonna spend my day fighting people in the comments and on the wall and what

I realize is that in more than two conversations I brought up the fact that

people who are coming across the border and drugs it always gets back to drugs

and arms and everything else coming across the border come across in trucks

that number one stupid people think that even the illegals are like backpacking

millions of pounds of drugs across the border yeah every year which you're

stupid they know how a human being can maybe carry thirty pounds by themselves

like how is there a sustained distance yeah for but through the desert in the

mountains to get into the country job interview where they asked if you

can lift 50 pounds like yeah this is the case of paper and for the most part

these people who are coming in are coming in with nothing the clothes on

their back and two jugs of water that's other

in the desert yeah so that was one thing when people are dumb and when I finally

got them to understand that like oh what the cars are what's bringing across then

I got this lovely number again on more than two occasions well once the wall is

built that won't be a problem because I'm not allowed to drive it's gonna go

all the way across the border with no poles in it and I'm like are you arguing

to me right now that we're going to stop transiting the border with Mexico just

no traffic allowed across the border yes they believe we're building the Great

Wall of America yeah no holes in it just solid stone for a thousand miles

okay okay so that's not that's not what this is it's just filling in the gaps

like building this big fence across the desert but when you get to you know

Mexicali or when you get to RS there will be a hole in the fence or people I

don't see much point in that thank you yes thank you welcome to the argument

yeah but then of course they're conceding of like I don't see much point

in that but we have to do something and at least he's keeping a campaign promise

and he's doing something but he's not but of course not did you see wolf

Blitzer's to tweet retweet yeah he retweeted himself like three times this

week saying okay look it look it up Wolf Blitzer suite where he asked the

president specifically during the campaign what will you do if you don't

get a check and what was what's he gonna do I can't I will get a check and if

they make me wait it just got 10 feet higher yeah and where are we now we're

paying for it okay and you we are one paying for it because tariffs are gonna

be how we pay for it mm-hmm and by the way Americans pay the

tariffs not the companies and to we and we don't get the money it's not like we

get a check from Mexico we are personally also 20-some days into a

government shutdown over Congress not Mexico funding the law yeah which is now

by the way as of Saturday the longest government shutdown in Amer

in history and no end in sight really it almost seems like it's not about the

wall hmm weird weird how that is government workers missed their first

paycheck there's an estimate that says that I think was 60% of the government

workers are two paychecks or less away from homelessness and not being able to

pay their bills yeah so that means we are two weeks less than two weeks away

from most government workers defaulting on their bills meaning being kicked out

of their apartments losing their livelihood I mean is everything right

yeah so another one that even if you're not a government employee and you're

just like well how does this affect me we talked about the the planes last year

there's no people inspecting the planes to make sure they're safe

there's also nobody inspecting the food yeah so about 80% of the food that is

going out has not been inspected by anybody at the FDA so if you are worried

about getting a coli or something like that good news it's if you have some

questions or if you wonder yourself hey what's the big deal I'd like you to read

the jungle by upton sinclair not a long book and just uh it'll give you an idea

of what people will do when they know nobody's watching yeah job and now we

know nobody's watching nobody's watching the airport's they're shutting down

terminals because TSA won't work they are the planes are basically unsafe

uh you know they're called recalling more people to work without pay to try

and fill in gaps yeah the airline industry is talking about

raising ticket prices so that they can privately pay some inspectors just to

make sure the planes are safe which boggles my mind

yeah and foods not getting inspected by the UH all y'all who think you're gonna

get your out your taxes back nope now you can't file taxes of your tax

return while um well the government shutdown you can file you just can't get

your return standing back you can send it to them

but they're not gonna say by the way if this thing goes and tell you probably

you still gotta pay your taxes yeah yeah but you ain't gonna get it back and step

aside open this thing though yep it just nothing is better everything's

worse and we're doing it over a wall so and I know that there was a story this

week that said that finally it looks like Mitch McConnell realizes that he's

getting some blame for this and much as we predicted weeks ago now they're

talking about Oh we'll listen that hundred-to-one bill that we passed maybe

the house will vote on that one as well and we'll send that to the president and

make him veto it so that we can actually vote on it again

yeah so you're gonna override it override it and reopen the government

but that'll require the votes of people like like Steve King well in the house

yes yeah yeah who I don't know I think fell like he would back the president

because he backs the president on everything you know like his belief that

there are good people on both sides and white nationalists aren't so horrible

yeah what's the problem with white nationalists anyway me me opening can we

openly we pull that before that little could hurt somebody did it's like you

hear from people that saying like oh wait so I can I have taking that black

pry but I can't have white pride yep yep you can't that's how that works because

we we meaning white people I suppose in general my ancestors although to a

lesser degree took people from Africa and brought them here mmm and thus they

have no culture that well they have no connection to their ancestors culture so

right they create culture here that's what like how it means culture power of

the Bloods layer you know like I'm Irish right because I happen to know that my

family comes from Ireland yes but if you were descendant of somebody who has just

brought over here from Africa you have no idea yeah you have no idea where

where upon Africa you are don't know if you know big continent although

depending on who you ask yeah but that's the thing is it rather

than saying white pride if you said something like Irish pride yeah

there's a bring out of being Irish there are parades about it yeah and we can

celebrate it we celebrate culture and that's what it's about

well yeah black power black pride is about the culture Irish pride is about

the culture English pride is about oh now really even think that's a thing

yeah they don't really care that much um no but uh like Scotland you wear the

kilts and we do Germany but okay that's frowned upon a little bit but um do we

have pride in our some German culture is okay oh they the lederhosen

yeah 1804 that's really what we focus on but that's the point is that it's it's

about culture and you can't say white coz whites not a culture that's that's

the whole point so yes it's different Steve King and yes

you're a racist and of my argument of course is that nothing's gonna change

but by the way if this is your first first introduction to Steve King is

racist for some welcome welcome it's been going on for quite some time in

Congress about that long yep I don't know six years or something like that I

feel like I heard that recently it was all right now I feel like he's a he was

in there during bush so I'll double-check

maybe now or maybe he replaced a guy who is just like him from bush

oh maybe could be that it's like this is a harder our district a hard our

district in more ways than one I'm pretty sure well I mean I know it I'm

pretty sure it's just the entire state of Iowa no Chuck Grassley that's either

Congress or a senator ah okay yeah senator Grassley yeah it's true um so

yeah uh a fourth district so I guess there's four yeah this one I thought it

was three and one one democratic district and Iowa but nonetheless see

here he's been a racist for a very long time yeah Congress for a shorter time

than that I would assume but uh he's a it's not the first objective they may he

said not the first time they've talked about censuring him but the first time

that they're actually getting to it right now so yeah so has served since

2003 yes yeah he was originally part of Iowa's

fifth congressional district but everything yeah and 2013 they got they

bumped the number down to four and now he's the fourth so good news for the

country looks like some states like Iowa are getting less congressional districts

good news not nearly fast still do senators but you know yeah that's how it

works but um so I guess we'll see uh I still don't think that they're gonna do

anything he'll come up for he lost his committee ships but you can't just be in

Congress you had to be on a committee unless you get censured so once you get

sent to some committee that doesn't have a lot of like and that's the thing like

uh I would really love to see King on the green initiative get a green new

deal yeah it's like Ryan Dorsey where the guy answered that like a mad lib

that would make Ryan Doris his head explode I feel like Steve King on the

green initiative committee he just like what are you talking about we can't use

wind farms that'll slow the way down

slow the window oh god I know I hate stupid people what if we capture all the

sunlight and then it's not sunny anymore I'm right like this is something we need

to worry about why don't we just pull her put all our solar farm frozen Iowa

anyone disapprove I just approve in Italy so the entire state of Iowa is now

a solar panel and they were done Alexander Yoko's Leo Cortes agrees which

by the way um I don't know what's going on with her I feel like she is realizing

her her microphone and it was cute at the beginning but now I'm questioning

yeah I'm still I'm still enchanted I'm still waiting for i I think I listen I

for all the years that we've been doing this podcast I think you could say I've

I've I've leaned a little bit more left over the years

yes left a little bit more yeah well I mean you've gone you're not quite gone

from National Socialists to socialism but you know there's something in the

middle there is somewhere in between those two you know III think she's she's

still trying to figure it out so we'll see um wine one thing she's hopefully

not thinking about and not trying to figure out is a campaign for president

in 2020 a lot of people however are we can't

decide well I didn't stop Ted Cruz so by the way better or worse with the beard

did you the beard I've seen the beard yeah he looks like the the post-divorce

dad yes yeah also I'm gonna try something new here to see if people like

it makes me slightly less likely to punch him in the face

but I actually start listening to what he says like I sit there you just don't

hear him and I'm like I just want to punch you in the face I think that last

but now I'm listening to you know what you know what I think might totally

change Ted Cruz if we gave him some like dark black glasses okay at the beard

because then he could like sit there and do this thing all the time and then

people would start thinking he's more like it so I'm an intellectual yeah yeah

yeah it would be a word it would be a weird place to go at Ted Cruz like maybe

a pipe I can see a pipe but don't smoke anything illegal because Texas is not

friendly to marijuana he did so well I think we talked about three weeks ago

that oh you know Obama started in the fall of 2006 yeah

so it seemed like we were a little behind and quickly we are catching up

now this is the season for it yeah we joked that martin O'Malley officially

not running for president thank God it looks like Eric Garcetti may be but he

hasn't announced anything yet I'm still seeing a lot of ads from the super PAC

though yeah yeah so it's like and of course those have nothing to do with

Eric they're all his super PAC which has nothing to do with him yeah so certainly

not a secret twitter account with only two followers one of them who happens to

be the head of the super PAC yeah so there's no way to get a message out

there if need be certainly not um what uh what's her name

Elizabeth Warren has announced an exploratory committee to run for

president I think who's the other one Gilda Grimm

no well Castro is the only other one who's officially announced Gilda brand

senator from New York has said that she's considering forming an exploratory

committee no I suppose that's testing the water somewhat who's the other one

from Hawaii Oh God is she running yeah she said she's she's

considering forming an exploratory committee as well don't do it so again

again remember her name but she there's there's a male version of this and

there's a female version of this the male version of this has often been only

not Hawaii hmm the male version of this often goes with the sort of mansplaining

ideal of men Gabbard Gabbard Gabbard yeah a toasty Gabbard or is that who it

is damn it where's she from I can't remember hang on and I don't know you

immediately I mean like I'm pretty I'm pretty dialed in oh my god so here's a

good website that has is kind of keeping ties apparently there is a bob Corker

for president I've heard I've heard say of this yeah he's a Republican Larry

Hogan Wiggins not gonna run against Trump no I mean he might be the one cuz

he can run and lose and keep his governorship

yeah but he's going to run and lose which is gonna be a pro like there's no

the time for the time for Hogan wouldn't it would be four years from now yeah I

would say I would agree with like the the 2024 election assuming that a

Democrat wins in 2020 would would be his best course of action I think so here we

go here it is he could be the sensible middle yeah of the Republican Party

going forward once Trump's out yeah I mean assuming that 2020 plays out the

same way the 2018 did then you're looking at a complete

slaughter there yeah in a lot more places where they can get slaughtered

you might you you very well could see all three branches of government going

Democratic in that one swing and then at that point the Republicans have to

seriously sit down and like look at what what they've done and say like right so

he needs somebody who who can find the middle here and that might be a good

time for a Hogan to come out where he's like listen democratic state moderate

moderate yeah Republican like I believe in all the things that most people

believe in regardless of political leanings the business so let's uh let's

get this and going shall we we're ready for business Marilyn oh if

you've had so apparently uh going back Joe Biden said that he was gonna make

his decision over Christmas we have not heard anything which makes me think

maybe a no from Joe I guess we'll see on this list of I'm gonna go through who

day suspect but I'm not gonna read all of it I like I like did you hear Joe's

thing about uh Millennials oh yeah I know that might have undone him yeah Joe

Joe Biden if you didn't hear is uh then he was being interviewed by the LA Times

I think and they said uh so what do you what do you think about the strife of

Millennials and then he's arted it as like oh those little complainers like

yeah we've all gone through problems that figured out a way through it it's

not nearly as bad for them as it has been for us and buh-buh-buh-buh-buh

meanwhile he bought a house for six thousand dollars Joe Biden's first cost

now of course he made money in the median cost of a house in LA right now

is six hundred thousand dollars yep as an aside thanks Joe okay so Joe's up for

up top of the list and I think that he's probably the front-runner for all

intents and purposes yeah he's the clinton going in yeah

michael bloomberg although he's not really a democrat run yes please don't

learn Mike Cory Booker although I think he knows that 2020 is not his race he

should probably wait till 2024 but who's to say my favorite South Bend's mayor

Pete who hasn't your story about mmm-hmm next week we're gonna do the the who we

want right you sure we should look we can look through that Julian Castro has

actually announced yep for mayor of San Antonio and use a US

housing secretary yeah under Obama Clinton's on this list also Hillary yes

don't run don't you Tulsi Gabbard please don't put us through that again Tulsi

Gabbard congresswoman from Hawaii not a senator for more yeah congressman from

Hawaii mayor Garcetti let me is there a picture there of her yes I think I'm

thinking about the senator from Hawaii who's like a real nutcase

IRA no yes yeah yes she is a Asian Pacific Islander would be she was the

first Asian Pacific salmon Congress and Senate and like she would be the first

she's she's got the the woman version of mansplaining going on there we're like

any time I see her on CNN it's just like you know well the the Trump

administration has said this what he what do you say to those claims it's

just like what you don't know about this situation is like every sense it starts

with like you don't know this but I do yeah yeah maybe we do know all right

shut up yeah quickly Phyllis Gillibrand like we said apparently Andrew Gilliam

gave a a non-responsive answer to the question on an interview this week so

people are saying he might be an to remind you he is the former Tallahassee

mayor who nearly defeated to say at the DeSantis in Florida Kamala Harris has

apparently has feet on the ground in Iowa although she's not saying whether

she will she won't but she has people on the ground in Iowa Eric Holder has been

raising money don't do it for a PAC but apparently it's not for him it's for a

PAC Mitch Landrieu in Louisiana I actually follow a couple of reporters

from Louisiana and they're saying that that's the rumor is that he's gonna run

a toe of course don't run bait oh I think bado can't

can't help but not right I mean like ma'am

Oh Andrew yang I don't know if you've heard this he's actually in the race and

he calls himself a Democrat but he's really a Bernie Kratt

he's a entrepreneur he's not a politician

so he's in his democratic Warren Ernie Starbucks CEO and Disney CEO adults and

Eiger yeah are both talked about so that's where we are literally a few

weeks ago Tom Steyer is not gonna run what's that Tom Steyer is not gonna run

why is that well he'd be announce he wasn't gonna run III think that that's

the only guy who's doing the impeach the president yes he said he's not doing it

so see it's a long time it's a long time away so anyway so again in two months we

went from like nobody to a full field and here's what I'll tell you about the

the non answer like Andrew Gilliam is not answer is what do you think you

think I should run do should I read yeah so I guess we'll see

meanwhile back to real issues local issues let's just kind of like lightning

round this little issue la biggest at you're happening in the city right now

LAUSD is on strike that's right for those of you who are not hyper local

that's the LA United School District Los beautifies Unified School District LA

Unified School District is the teachers on strike second largest teachers union

in the country basically in the crappiest day in LA in the last few

weeks thousands of teachers turned up downtown to protest I didn't go to class

fighting I heard a rumor I don't know if this is true yeah

but uh apparently there's more teachers and the city of Los Angeles and there

are in the state of Maryland I would imagine that is true I mean it it's like

a twelve million person yeah school districts I mean LA Unified is is a huge

school district so yeah yeah I can imagine that yeah so so yeah so they're

on strike and of course I just so it's clear fully support strikers however I

have also read and understand that this is maybe an unnecessary strike that this

was a let's send a message by striking and that maybe they are not they're

asking for things that they know they can't get or that they that the LAUSD

simply cannot a to do mm-hmm and I think that my

position always been pro-worker and back the workers but at some rate

you the workers also have to say what is it that we can actually expect well you

have to know like what the I mean you know if you have you said to your boss

like I need to talk to you and then you go into the office and say listen I've

been working really hard I think I deserve a five dollar an hour raise sure

and then they said wow that's a little bit excessive and then you went strike

like yeah you got to know your time why and I'm not saying that the teachers

aren't haven't we been waiting patiently for their opportunity to get get some do

yeah but uh there seems to be a lot of conversation that I'm hearing whereas

this probably could have been handled a little bit better from the leadership

right perspective yes but the leaders yeah trying to play

this card a little hard they wanted to send the message we can strike so we are

going to strike but my I guess my point was if you if it's 1972 and your GM auto

workers and you're striking because you're asking for $2 more an hour and GM

is the largest company in the world making record profits maybe two hours an

hour for all your workers is not too much to ask right if your GM auto worker

in 2006 and you're asking for $2 an hour and GM is in bankruptcy and being bailed

out by the US government maybe not the time maybe not the time to

ask for that maybe it's like hey what can we do to make the company better so

that we can save the jobs of the people in our Union instead of having those

jobs go to Canada or Mexico so it's about timing it's about knowing what the

right thing to ask for is I I will say my mom was the teacher for 30 years she

still works for the school board my mom was a teacher as well yeah so I have a

lot of appreciation for the under the underappreciated teachers and the work

that they do I also have a an understanding that they are underpaid

they're underappreciated there's not enough of them especially LAUSD has a

huge problem with / like packed school rooms and not

enough resources and I think that a lot of what they're asking for is reasonable

because a lot of what they're asking for is about the kids and not about a lot of

the things that they're asking for or you know like so I was hearing teacher

interviews on a podcast this morning and you know it's a lot of we California

passed this thing where all the schools are supposed to have Wi-Fi yeah and our

Wi-Fi has never worked so they're paying for Wi-Fi they're paying for the

internet service and yet our school doesn't have working Wi-Fi yeah so you

know it's great that you did this thing where the schools are supposed to have

it but we technically don't right and you're paying for it and you're paying

for it so maybe fix that like or me or like all these like other like you know

there's things like about like there's 50 kids in the class so there's not

enough seats and some kids have to sit on the floor and stuff like that so it's

like it's it's a little I mean the problem with the with education

much like the problem with health insurance is that there's so many like

it's hard to fix the problems that are visible to us right now

because there's a lot of underlying problems that would need to be fixed

first yeah so like before you I would argue that before you want to fix health

care like you know like figure out your medicare-for-all plan or something like

that you probably want to get into why does it why do they charge you $15 for

one band-aid when you go to the emergency room another committee that

Steve King I would love to see him on

I'd like to propose a 70 percent tax on the 10 for 10 million or more percent

sorry leave me with only three million dollars

that's not what it means Steve you go in at fire moves yes you crazy little

socialist but it's just an odd couple style reality show of a cosmic Cortes

and Steve King in an apartment but you

left your white sheets out here hanging on the couch wait a minute these are

sheets he's a racist all right that's clear but yes I get

your meaning dad yeah there should be a good plan and we should all have I mean

like I I'm listen I if you're asking me for for Cory's plan on how to how to fix

the public education process which by the way I'm not the person you want to

listen to on this I don't know why you asked me now but uh I I would I would

essentially say let's do our best to eliminate the teachers who shouldn't be

teachers because there's a lot of people who are dramatically under qualified for

the jobs that they have and maybe to start luring better talents

start paying them better yeah I know that's a pretty out-there

proposition I mean like I think the best I think time has proven over and over

again that if you say that you're going to raise the standards of what you are

expected to get paid as a teacher young the best people who compete for the best

jobs I mean I think there's also people who are willing to take less money than

they can make in the private sector yeah because they would love to teach right

but they also have to stay alive yeah some places pay teachers not enough to

live in the place where they are teaching well you know what la is a

perfect example where you go it's really hard to live on a teacher's salary here

you're living at three hours two and a half hours away from the school it's a

it's a similar problem that that New York experiences to because you know if

you teach in a Manhattan school you don't you live in Jersey yeah like here

you're taking a train into Manhattan every single day and you know it it's

really I I'm thankful for all the teachers that I ever had in my life

Wow ninety-five percent of the teachers

you four people know who you are but I just I feel like if if more of the money

more of the wasteful spending that happened in the school district was just

having to overpay people rather than like paying for Wi-Fi yeah like that

would be the the yeah the number they use is the perp

pupil expense yeah but if you actually bring it down to like what do we spend

on the pupil versus what do we spend on this ridiculous ship for the school your

pupil Falls dramatically it's like oh well we haven't updated books in uh

seven years but everybody's got Wi-Fi and we have all of these brand new

computers in the administration I'm like yeah you count that as your per pupil

but no pupils benefit from that yeah so I don't really see how it works well the

other thing I was I was talking to a teacher friend of mine in Maryland and

they all have tablets yeah so their school every single student was issued a

tablet but it's not like a you know an iPad or some like it's like some cheapo

crappy tablet mhm but that's the only thing the kids are allowed to have in

class yeah is that is the school issue tablet but they also don't like let them

do it like put a case on it or anything like that so almost all the students

tablets have been broken since the first week of school of course and you can't

get a new one and drop them right and they leave them places and they're never

charged and they're supposed to last all day but they don't have the battery for

that and it's it's just uh it's a lot of a lot of trouble for so like it seems

like a wonderful idea like we're gonna give every single student at lab a

tablet but at the same time it doesn't work it's not work you know how you give

a kid a textbook that it never runs out of battery and they you don't have to

worry about them breaking in and that they can carry around all the time

mm-hmm give him an actual textbook yeah it worked really well for us for a long

time anyway uh how about we take a 3,000 mile skip

and a hop and a jump right on down to the Baltimore corner mm-hmm

where you get the straight dope yes so quickly news from Baltimore as we talked

about last week the commissioner candidate Fitzgerald had dropped out

mm-hm and we were promised by the mayor a full investigation they are going to

put the new a new slew of candidates to their paces and you're going to involve

the community and they're gonna involve the City Council and after a lot of

deliberation they're gonna produce a new candidate and that took them exactly

three days and now we have a new candidate for Baltimore City police

commissioner yes well no one's they pulling up his

name yeah because I actually didn't remember what his name was it all

happened so fast I was prepared for so to keep in mind one of the things we

talked about last week was that the City Council held a meeting Michael Harrison

Michael Harris yeah former top cop in New Orleans who was

everything I've been hearing about is he's like it's like having LeBron James

say that he's gonna pick your team yeah except for it really makes me wonder why

uh if if there was a potential to possibly get the LeBron James of Law

Enforcement why we spent all this time with the Vince Carter of Carter circa

2019 Vince Carter law enforcement although he's a rock star he is also a

broken windows policing know is the guy so he's a rock star of the community yes

by the way did you hear about Carlos avaible no oh the guy who got shot

yes shoveling snow we've had people shoveling snow shot by giving money to a

no stabbed in the neck yeah by giving money to a homeless person yeah yeah so

guy just by the guy just shoveling snow four o'clock in the morning trying to

make sure that his wife can get to work and not have to slip on the pavement and

someone just walks up and shoots him three times in the head in the most

Baltimore story ever yeah things that I have no comprehension on how to even

deal with for no reason appearing apparently no reason just shot him so

but I'm sure the new guy who focuses on broken windows policing will certainly

fix the murder rate that the last four guys who focused on broken windows

policing couldn't fix but again now we were talking about how they had a public

comment period and the number one thing that overarching message was one we

don't want this guy because we didn't participate in choosing him and two we

would really like to participate in choosing someone and we would really go

along with you you don't have to choose a guy we choose we just want to be part

of the process and you feel like we're heard we'll go along with you and peu

much to her typical you know mo ignored that completely

picked a guy from the previous process and the most ironic thing is a city

attorney who was negotiating his contract was sitting in on his meetings

with the public and being like yes no we are looking forward to this ongoing

process and working with you knowing that he was leaving there and going in

negotiating the contract with this guy I just it again you I say the most

Baltimore story is a guy who gets shot shoveling snow but also this is also the

most Baltimore story that you can have just lets the government just

out-and-out relying to the citizens doing what they want to do and this

being like mmm what are you gonna do stop us I mean I really think that that

pew doesn't want doesn't want anybody else to be making these decisions for

her so she decided to throw out another name before a process could get started

yeah which usually when somebody when I ask somebody do a favor for me I'm just

like hey Rob can you go get me a coke and then instead he comes back a couple

seconds later I got my hand up waiting for my coke to fall in my hand yeah and

then instead it's a hand grenade with the pin pulled yeah just like Jesus

Christ Rob you really fucked this situation up

I don't usually want you to I don't want you to do any more tasks until I can

make sure that I'm supervising yes yeah thanks so Catherine Pugh has been

handing out a lot of hand grenades here and she doesn't want to be she doesn't

want somebody watching her so she just decided she's so desperate and like not

get like caught on her bullshit but she's just going full steam ahead she

just like she wants a win right she's yeah I one of these has to work one of

these things has to work out and then they love me again by the way not not

quite quite to the same illegal nature and stuff like that but Trump is to the

Republicans as pew is to the Democrats like she is the dumb how did this person

get elected version of the Democratic base it's shockingly bad and the fact

that we've had so many leak is just me like I feel like I know like

I've talked to people who are smart about politics and yeah really are in on

it in Maryland yeah and just none of these people want

to run like is that the nobody it's a game a hot potato

that city is going to burn itself down and nobody wants to be the one holding

it when it happens oh yeah well I mean that's that's what we said with the SRB

and yeah I'm at somewhere is a game of Russian Roulette and stuff like I think

in the end that's really what it comes down to is that there are a lot of

people who may step up and take the job goes over the edge after a poke Pompey

burns yeah would they want to be the savior they don't want remember one and

watch as it burned down so I mean maybe that's part of it or maybe it's just the

voters in Baltimore can't help themselves and it was her turn right

that was what we were saying during the election it was her turn she bided her

time and she deserved it so now this is what you get welcome know what a

Republican to run I want to really get her a probably gonna run not for not for

the sake of like making like Baltimore fall to all these Republican policies or

something like that I just want somebody who can call somebody on some shit Hogan

doesn't run for president yeah he's like cuz he would get attention yeah I mean

you know you wouldn't be able to just steamroll right through the Democratic

nomination you know hypothetically I mean I know you were so it would be a

full fight though it would be a primary process and then because nobody's

running against Hogan Republicans so then he gets to save all his war chest

and you got to go through the primary and then go up against Ryan who has been

a vocal critic of Baltimore City and basically says hey I'm taking a lesser

job speaking of Hogan and Baltimore City and

stuff like that I haven't had time to get into the whole thing and I wanted to

have all the details before I started talking about it publicly but Hogan has

announced a humungous crime initiative that involves like all the different

agencies of the state yeah basically coming together to crack down on crime I

think with sort of like an a/b kind of goal of a

cleaning up the city and be getting the opioid crisis under control and stuff

like that there's a lot of questionable things about like what exactly is

happening with not all the news out yet so we will get into ya don't know why me

I think he like Trump as much as he would hate that comparison made this

broad sweeping announcement and it's like any detail details a criminal ater

don't worry about that we'll get you the details it was like the Oscar rose

popular category yeah like it's like hey by the way we're doing this and I my

initial reaction was this is Giuliani in the 90s and there's no way that this

will not result in more people getting locked up who shouldn't be locked up and

having the state murder more citizens in the effort of trying to stop drugs or

stop the Obey yeah yeah I look forward to that but let's just we'll do a little

more once the details come out I think we can talk about it more fully it just

it's one of those like great it sounds great

yes we're gonna we're gonna have 50 million dollars and we're gonna send

police in we're gonna have 90 state agencies in there it's like okay great

what are they gonna do when they get there what's the plan yeah we'll figure

that so I guess we'll see I mean I guess there is part of part of the logic that

to tie it into a Trump thing like where he said like I'm not gonna tell you what

I'm gonna say when I'm gonna negotiate because then how will they know yeah

saying all that all these times where they announce like we're gonna be doing

bombings tomorrow it's like well now they know

mm-hmm this is like I'll just do the bombings and I won't tell anybody

beforehand if they'll tell I'll say later yeah like there there seems to be

sort of a aspect of Hogans it's like I'm doing something with crime but don't

worry about it I'll tell you when I'm done

yeah yeah I'd like to know a little bit of the details but I mean I get that you

can't tell me like all right on Thursday we're gonna go get Big Bob Johnson who

is noted put a drug dealer Big Bob Johnson but maybe just uh the outline of

a plan just give me the gist broad yeah yeah what happens if it goes wrong

that's mostly what I want to what I want to know what what what is a what is the

unsuccessful operation look like oh I can tell you what it successful

operation looks like you know where you can find that and

unsuccessful operation and unsuccess

don't like that was a really good you know where you can find a unsuccessful

operation where's that oh the ends are camcorder the anthem that come with you

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well maybe yeah maybe shortly here you'll have more time to work you too

much you need to stop working so much maybe I'll just quit my job that seems

like a good investment I'm gonna get on myself I guarantee I'm going to be a

successful screenwriter by the end of the year I might as well just quit my

job right now anybody help me feed me you got some change I got some change

god Bless You God bless you can a little change god bless you

some article that i read that said when people ask you when

when dealing with the LA homeless when they say can you spare any change and

you don't want to give them money saying not today as opposed to I'm sorry

because people don't like to hear I'm sorry yeah they'd rather hear some other

version of like next time I see if I can't I can't do it right now yeah

so I actually tried it I said not today to a homeless person when I when they

asked me for money and then like literally as I'm walking away I heard

him just go like not today what do I do you expect me to run into

you tomorrow well sorry about say man should have just said sorry and just

moved on that'll teach you I I also got a really bad I didn't give

money to the homeless all the time before but you know every once in a

while like if I had some cash on me I would I would I would try and help out

if I thought the situation was deserving enough mm-hmm but I just never have cash

on me so I can I just never have anything I can just wait okay the

homeless dudes gonna step up on you at a square like I brought right here just

hit $1.00 right there just put $2 in I just need to get on the bus

mm-hmm got you all right well I think we don't get here today we've done

something I don't know if it's good but as always you're listening to the year

the instant podcast for the you deeds and digital network for Corey this is

Rob have a great week everybody I don't have an extra thing to say do you have

an extra thing to say uh I mean no I'm tired and ready to go to bed

bye see ya