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Pašli, sve vmeste. Pašli, sve vmeste. Pašli, sve vmeste. Ovo je bilo, da je začinit. Znači, da je u učinit učinit, da je to nekako nekako, čistim, da je učinit. I ovdje, da je to nekako, je hrata. Što je iliški, da je to da se počinit. To je jednog kandidata, da nemaš nekako nekako nekošnja. Da je nekošnja, da se dobro vrlo. Znači, da je nije vrlo, Zavrači, da sam pristom u sve, da sam topio ne se potrebi opraviti, da se to ne može opraviti, a da se to ne može opraviti, da je učinata na ovom vrstu, da je inavljačna i pomočena za ovom vrstu. I da se opraviti i opraviti, da se je opraviti... Ne canti vam opraviti učinati da se je opraviti, da je sve jedan americljen izvijed, ne, on je učinat, on je učinat, on je učinat. On je počinat očinat za svak. Ja, ja sam tko da sam tko izgleda. To je hodnje Hasan.  O, tko sam. Znači se, da se ovo je to, da je to bomenu izgleda za aktivna deskolacija. Znači, smo liši u 1984. U vrstku deskolacija? U vrstku deskolacija? U vrstku deskolacija? U vrstku deskolacija? Bejfoto je pravda sve samo sve sve u superchatu. Užišam se da je velika, znači se je velika. Semskijan i takvim hodom je Huthi Airstrikes i Jemena i Diaskalatijan Taktik. Korahox je velika, Mikon Mikson. Ja, učin, je... Užišam se da je... Hezbolah, the Huthis, as well as their support over Iran, continue to openly call for the annihilation of Israel and the mass murder of Jews. On this trip I came to Israel after meeting with the leaders of Turkey, Greece, Jordan, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia. All of those leaders share our concern about the spread of the conflict. All of them are committed to using their influence, using the ties that they have to prevent it from escalating, to deter new... from opening. In addition, all express great concern about the dire humanitarian situation and the number of civilians killed in Gaza. We know that facing an enemy that embeds itself among civilians who hides in and fires from schools, from hospitals makes this incredibly challenging. I just got to pause every second. This idea that... Let's say that's the case. Let's say Hamas is hiding within the civilian population, they're in school. Do you... Is that how you go after a criminal at a school is by bombing the entire school? Is that what the U.S. does? When there's a mass atrocity taking place at a school, did they just bomb the entire school? Does this make any sense at all? In any other situation, do you kill an entire population of civilians to get the person you're going after? No. So how... He understands what's going on here. Anthony Blinken, he's smart enough to know there is clearly a genocide being committed. The issue is they have taken the position where they're going to ally with Israel, regardless of that. And maybe in his mind he's thinking, this is our way to try and put pressure on Israel to ensure that they don't go too far. But I would say, at this point, what's too far? They've clearly crossed the line a long time ago. So I'm not sure what this relationship is doing. The only way to stop Israel is their allies have to stop them. The U.S. has to stop funding them. They have to stop sending them bombs. They cannot continue enabling, not even... They cannot continue supporting this fully and expect Israel to stop what they're doing. Yeah. And we need to do BDS, too. The U.S. has a history of genocide. It's just, it's who we are, unfortunately. We've killed off Indigenous people and Black folks. And just anybody, whoever stands in our way, regardless of the land, was ours, as we made song, saying that it was ours and won. And then, like, just killing people is our type of thing. Killin' people off. So I don't see how they're not gonna support, but of course there's, because they're an ally, very strong and powerful. Israel is, like, strong and powerful ally. That's how they're seen. U.S. doesn't want the smoke. Palestine to them is nothing. People of Gaza are nothing. So to demolish them for whatever Israel says, U.S. will back it. And as we are looking at, with our naked eyes, what's actually going on, they're telling us to look at it from a different point of view. And U.S. needs to stick beside Israel because they don't want that relationship to break. And that's what it is. It's selfish. U.S. has a history of being that. They're not going to do it. I don't, I don't really know and it's unfortunately, it's really unfortunate as an American, Haitian American at that to see how the U.S. is supposed to be this big melting pot in support and all this other stuff, but with policy, with their history, with everything. They're falling right in line just by supporting what Israel is doing.  Israel should be, Israel, the U.S. should be doing the opposite. We would hope, especially with our president, more standing beside what's right, calling out Israel, calling for a ceasefire, not a humanitarian pause, giving them people a rest from getting killed or an arm blown off before hours or whatever.   The strategic value of Israel is more important to them than any lives. I mean, just last night at the debate with Ronda Sanderson, Nikki Haley, she said something to the effect of America doesn't need, or Israel doesn't need America. America needs Israel. And really Joe Biden has said, not the same exact thing, but he's echoed that same sentiment. Like if Israel didn't exist, we'd have the great one. That's how valuable they are. So it's sad, but that's the way it is. And the biggest fear that I think a lot of us have had for a while is that this would get us embroiled in a broader conflict in the Middle East. And we're seeing that today, like it's officially happening. And Biden isn't just like begrudgingly getting dragged along. He's teaming up with the right wing government of the UK. To bomb Yemen illegally without the consent of Congress. So it's spiraling out of control and the Biden administration has chosen to be ride or die with Israel and it's the latter. They're dying, right? I mean, Biden is basically ruining his reelection chances because of this. And I can't see how he makes up for that. I mean, there was a poll from a couple of days ago. I can't remember who the pollster was, but in Michigan he's down by eight points and he's lost Arab Americans. I mean, that is a crucial swing state. Like it's inconceivable to me that he makes all of this up by November, which means that Biden is going to lose. Trump's going to get in further poor gasoline on the fire that Israel started make things exponentially worse. And we all have to basically face the consequences of like Biden's mishandling of this as do Palestinians, of course. You know, and like I don't want to push this idea that there's this equivalence between Democrats and Republicans because I think that's harmful. There's absolutely differences. But on this matter in particular, there is no difference, unfortunately, right? The policy... At least in terms of leadership. At least in terms of leadership. Exactly, exactly. I think that the rhetoric will change. Like Trump will be more harsh and hawkish publicly, but they'll do the same thing, essentially. So that's what's so frustrating. That doesn't mean, though, that like there aren't differences between Biden and Trump on other issues. Like, as somebody with trans family I'm afraid, horrified that like the next administration is gonna ban gender from in care for trans youth just with the stroke of a pen. And Biden doesn't have a way to address that. Biden's primary opponents don't even have a way to address this. So it's just like we're kind of sleep blocking into a disaster regardless of what happens. And it's just a matter of like how bad is it gonna be? Like, really bad or like apocalyptic bad. And it just kind of feels like, you know, what do you do when this in this situation in terms of like how do you live your life when there's so much horrible things happening and things that will happen that are terrible. It's just, you know, I think that it's a really important time for self care for all of you watching. And I'm speaking to the choir, myself included because it's really, you know, it's bleak. Yeah. Yeah.  It's gonna continue to be bleak. We had, we watched when the whole world stopped for a second and our leadership was under Donald Trump here over here. So it was, that was what we thought was in apocalypse at the time and they weren't even handling it correctly. People were dying and they were talking about, they were talking about, listen, people were dying and we, we didn't even know how to really be safe to save ourselves. So we were going by what the CDC was saying and people were fighting nurses for telling people to wear a mask. That's what we were going to. Or wash their hands. Like wash your hands. Wash your hands. Like Trump was like, yeah, that's my people. I don't wash my hands. Wash my hands. That's great. That's great. Don't make me wash my hands. He was promoting things that were so dangerous people were dying from. Like, I don't know it was a crazy time and I can't believe that we lived it under his leadership. We can't believe some of us, some of us didn't make it out and some of us didn't. Right. And now we're going through this and this is traumatic for us to see and watch and just to know our leader whom we thought, you know, we'll hold it down for us and of course it's been tough and he had a lot of things to clean up but right here to see our leader, our leaders like just be in this way and support what's wrong. That was, that was a blow, a huge blow. Don't even care about my loans or mo.  This is more important.  So, the NBC interviewed I guess the these two people you're gonna see. He had a a caucus event in Oh, I saw your video on this day. I'm being indicted for you. My first thought went to, well, Jesus Christ died from my sins. Jesus died for me and so I it connects in my brain that way like, okay, he's doing this for us as a country to make the changes we need to make and he's the target where we don't have to be. Girl, no. Like, it's a no for me. What? How does this make any sense? That's why, see, I don't know. See, that's why I'm like, I can't, you know, and I can't, I can't go to some, I'm saved and I know. So, when she's saying this, no, no, no, no, to compare Trump to Jesus, he, this is the man that held the Bible upside down. I'm being indicted for you. Baby, no, that's not the same. He's, he's actually done. We all stole the election. So, he's, he's taking the bullet for the all of us because we all, as president, stole the, or try to steal the election. Like, what? He really did the thing. He did all the things. He was wrong. Okay. Like, I don't know. It's so dumb. So, girl, if you think he should, he should be indicted for you. He's not a job. It's just, yeah, none of it. He's like a pillar of salt.  How could anybody possibly think he's doing any, he won't do things for his kids. Like, why would he care about you? But he's like Jesus. But he's like Jesus. But he's like Jesus. You know. Like, girl, he's what I'm calling the stupidity. It never ends. Are we shocked still? Because it's these people who are coming out from. Honestly, yes. They're coming from. I am a, how does she, how does she put in her clothes in the morning?   I don't, I don't understand. They do it, honey, they do it. It's, it's a cult. It's a cult. So, it's where they worship Trump and whatever he says, they will follow him off of a cliff.  They're dumb. Like, there's that type of stuff. That man is doing wrong. Literally in your face and you're interpreting as something good. He's, he's getting indicted for you. That man walked in, took a mug shot and he's free to go. Baby, if you've gotten indicted for, baby, we don't never see you again. Sweetie, he's like, sweet, like I just, I can't. He wouldn't walk with you on the street. Jesus is walking with poor folks, right? And all that. He wouldn't do that for you. No, he wouldn't do that. He's gonna throw paper down. He would hang out with prostitutes though.  He's smoking women. Like, girl, backpack, that's not, like, I just can't. I can't. They're crazy.  And he's dumb. That's sad. And, but they love it. That's sad of all people to, like, give it up for. Oh, yeah, no. That's, that's, that's across the bear. They said he's Jesus Jr. Can't they find, like, a different Messiah? Can't they find someone who, who doesn't want to steal an election? Like, just love somebody else. No, they have to make something up and say that he's so great and he's about world peace and if you really look into what he's doing, he's saving babies, okay? Because he's against abortion.  Why does it have to be Donald Trump? I mean, he plays the greatest hits for them, right? If you listen to some of his rhetoric about Christians, he's saying, we're gonna stop the persecution back when I'm in power. And like, one of the main things that you learn if you grew up in the church is that, like, you are, you're persecuted. Everybody is coming after they've got the knives out for Christians. And so, like, he play, he, he doesn't know anything about the religion. Like, no, he doesn't. He doesn't. But he knows what they want to hear, right? Remember that video when he was asked about like, what is favorite passage or whatever was from the Bible and he's like, all of them? Yes, it's him walking the Bible upside down with this slide. He doesn't, and he has no, he went to the black church, he was clapping off beat and it was just like, he was just like, he didn't even know how to move. He said the chair hit him and I'm like, the spirit did not hit him. They play it. I hear people are really believing that this man is a believer.   They fell off the wall and banged their head so they forgot the whole thing. Boy, that's true too. They were hurt. They were hurt. Are we allowed to make Jan 6th jokes?  Hell yeah. Has enough time to ask? It's not too soon.  Jokes are ever taboo about Jan 6th? What jokes can you tell about Jan 6th? Oh, they tried. Oh, they tried. Like the Liberals the centrists, even the right wingers because they're like, we lost a life that day. Yeah, I was someone trying to crawl through a window at the cops, like, you know. Oh, we're not allowed to joke about Ashley Babin. It was like, okay, we lost a life, but look what they were doing. He was like, throwing to that person, they should have never been there. I was like, yeah, I know. It was a lot. It switched now, by the way. They now think that they went from like, okay, so this is a revolution to this was Antifa to now the whole thing is a CIA FBI like plot when they don't realize, like, yeah, the weird thing that happened was that both cops and MAGA were like, oh, we don't actually hate each other, but what do we do? That's what was happening, but they're like, that's because they were on the same side. The whole thing was inside job and they were being let in. It's like, no, they were just like, we've never fought before. It's like, you're my hero, you're my hero. I agree with you that the election was stolen, but I'm supposed to defend the Capitol. What do I do? I don't mean, right? We kept asking them to join them. Did you hear them? They're like, join us, join us. I'm on both sides of it. I want to protect the Capitol, but I do agree that the election was stolen if I just stand right here on the staff. Baby, no, you too. I just opened the door. Open the door and let them in. I didn't fight. I was peacefully protesting. That's how they wanted to say it. I cannot believe that they happened. I watched it on television and it was very disturbing. See, we were already going through COVID. We didn't know if we could leave the house. People were still protesting about George Floyd and then we had people out there on January 6th. We were fighting for Breonna Taylor. It was too much, you guys, and January 6th then people got slap on the wrist. Yeah, yeah. Back to David's point about people being stupid, so I don't know why I chose to do this to myself, but I listened to the, it was a January 6th debate featuring the Krasenstine's versus Destiny. Oh, I watched that. That happened? That happened? Okay. This is Alex Jones and Glenn Greenwald. Glenn Greenwald. Yeah, I was listening at the gym, just kind of like off and on, kind of paying attention and it brought me to this conclusion that we're really doomed because Alex Jones was just like, and I tapped out around this point. I forgot the point that Destiny was making, but disagreements aside with him and Krasenstine's, they were just spitting facts.   Like I'm butchering the quote, but you know what I'm talking, like it just made me feel so hopeless because it's like, oh my god. Like this is not just like Alex Jones being Alex Jones. We're no longer in the situation where he's an outlier. Like this is kind of representative of a significant portion of the electorate. And like, if you just listen to my uncle, some of my family members, it's like Alex Jones kind of sounds smarter than them. So I really feel like we're doomed up, you know, because you know, as crazy as Alex Jones is, like he at least has the ability to like. String a sentence together. He could string a sentence together and there's a point there. Like it might be weird and mushy and amorphous and he makes these logical leips based on like. The water is turning the frogs gay. That makes total sense. Yes. But like, there is like a bit of talk here and there is there. Whereas there's no coherency to like, you know, the rank and files and it's not like by family and people who I know who are Maggard representative of all of them.  So it's just, it makes you feel so like. Sorry, sorry to Mike's family. Yeah. Oh no, if they're, if they're watching, they already know how I feel. They watch every episode, though. Perhaps. I'm sure. I'm sure. Maybe we're the problem. Sometimes the question like, hey, you said this and I'm like, yeah, yeah, I did.  I just don't know how you, like, there's this sense that like, like, I don't know. Maybe like 10 years ago, I thought the number of people who are too far gone was maybe like 5%. No.  They're just operating on a different plane of logic and exist mentally in a different dimension. Now I think that that number is probably like 45, maybe 50%. Like I. I feel like it's over. Because it's not only people with, in that kind of thought process that you just said, like you can't even argue that there's no rationale. There's no like, agree or disagree. It's not only in politics. Like, if you go under your favorite and pages, comment section, people are arguing and none of them have taken the time to go read a full article to actually get information, to have a conversation after reading it. They're just going off of a headline that this blog page put up and they're fighting about it. Nobody has any rationale. Like, you know, love you brother. Like, I'm just going to go off like Mike's energy. My brother ain't done. But we were, you know, talking about something that came out and I said this in a conversation with somebody else too, another journalist and I'm like, this whole thing about citizen journalism can be very hurtful. Especially on TikTok, random people are coming out and making up stories. And people are going with this. So my brother was asking me, he's like, let me see the TDJks thing that you saw. I know that it's true because it was all over TikTok and I'm like, yeah, but they were going off of documents that Cassie put out and if you go through those documents, what they said isn't, there's no, that's not what was in there. So if you can, I mean, I'm pretty sure there's some kind of tie there, but it wasn't this. And the fact that you guys are going off of this thing is problematic, but people were arguing. People were arguing. There was no way you could have said, hey, but if you look at page six of, they're going to be like, no, no, what I see, and that's what I feel like arguing with people who are right wing people down on Trump supporters. You can tell them, hey, no, what he said is actually going to hurt you because that policy, no, you don't know anything. That's my president. That's the argument. That's the argument, y'all. That's it. Interesting. Yeah, I know, there's no, there's no, yeah, there's no rationalizing. No, they don't go try to get any information. And I would love it if they read it and then got some forms, you know, an opinion after reading it and then we could have an argument. You tell me where you're coming from and then da da da and we can leave a beat like we read it. We got it. This is what I got from this is what you got. No, no, a lot of people just go off of what Trump says and that's Bible. No research, no nothing.  Or why things are so expensive or why, you know, why the living because you voted for this person only because they were conservative. But you didn't check on their policies. You didn't do it and now you're hurt. Now your community is hurt.   Now y'all can't they go to this grocery store no more. Super expensive. You can't stand your mortgage is too high. You didn't know because you didn't want to go research and you did not want to go get the correct information. So this is where people don't like to read. But I learned that Bud Light is the reason for all my problems. Right? See, that's what we do. Because it's a democrat. Weren't they trying to connect I think it was like New York Post had like an article where it was like they were trying to connect what was her name again? Dylan Mulvaney. Yeah, Dylan Mulvaney to like all beer, beer sales being like decimate. Oh, the New York Post did that. Yeah, and it's like yeah, they're like the response is so bad that it's decreased. Yeah, domestic beer sales by this percent. And I was like no, that one social media post didn't change like the consumption habits of an entire country. Actually, Anheuser-Busch the value of their stock is more valuable now than it was a year ago. So the boycott really didn't do it much for that. Oh, interesting. They were taking their F-150s on TikTok and backing it up on Budweiser I will never drink this again.   You know, you know what is so sad to me?  Like I think that there's just like there's no curiosity anymore, right? Everybody just wants to feel like they are infalible and they don't want their beliefs to be challenged. Yeah. You know, and we're all in an echo chamber to an extent, right? Like it or not. But like there's just like when it comes to Trump supporters like there's just Is it correct?  And it's just it's frustrating because like we live in a society guys not to do the meme but like how do we go forward? Like how do we like maybe you can't like I just don't know it's just it's so frustrating because there's there's this is not necessarily something that I think that like historians and political scientists are able to account for, right? Like we're in a new age where like there's social media now there's different things that we're dealing with climate change so we have like a time limit to when we have to get our ship together that we're running out of. So it's just frustrating, right?  No, reading is so hard for people. I look on like you know I had to stop like I said following the shave room but I tend to go back to see what people are talking about after I read something and I know the news I'll go to the shave room and see what these people are talking about and I'm like damn they so dumb look at this you see there it says the New York New York Times article go to it go to it go read it because y'all in this conversation said see I knew and I knew you didn't know and you're wrong and there's they're not going to read New York Times it's so embarrassing probably ganda whatever article it may have came out there could be a video because what I see is a lot of these pages just for views just to garner more views or whatever they also post up just the clip I didn't like when recently Angela Bassett had gotten an honorary Oscar right and so he asked to her Regina King who we haven't seen in a long time since the her son committed suicide we have of course we haven't seen her in a long time she was the one to present Angela Bassett with the award and when she seen her like out of excitement and love she gave her a hug after the beautiful words that Regina told her before presenting it to her she gave her a peck on the lips and it wasn't anything sexual or whatever and it was so quick but what those pages and blogs did they put it up and they said Regina and Angela share a kiss as she presents her with the Oscar and they just had the still there you would have thought they was making out you would have thought they was just like it was and I'm like no cause I seen it and it was just like loving sometimes I'm with my mom when she's so excited she'll just grab my face and kiss me not making out with me not nothing it's just like a endearing thing knowing what that woman went through and she showed up for you in this time but the the comment section was like they're trying to put the gay agenda on us lesbians they don't got and they don't got to Regina see it's what i'm talking about black women black women can't i'm like this is ridiculous this is ridiculous I saw one today from Chaya Reček where she again no no with the stewardesses yeah the stewardess like post a photo and it's like four female stewardess on like a plane being like I know what they're trying to do and it's like they're making fun of us to our faces now it's ridiculous i actually didn't know what she was talking about at first like i was i'm like is it just that there's four females i'm trying to understand honestly i didn't i saw someone else quote that's that's how i saw it if i had just seen her tweet i would have no idea what she's talking about but that's that's exactly that's working on you that's exactly how it works you don't even notice how they're brainwashing you we're doing the discourse right now yeah no it really is that way and then people are taking photos of random people and then saying this person was mean to me because i asked for water and they told me i had to wait till i sat down on the plane to get water and this is the service and then they're out they're at delta delta this is who's who you have serving on your plane and it's like people have audacity they're not smart and they they're all entitled and i just this is the where we're living and right now it's very unfortunate but we have to be the ones to combat that as best as we can i'm not saying don't enjoy a good time but when we know things it's just ain't right like the arguments and i will not argue somebody told me hey let's sit and talk about politics no i'm not gonna talk about that with you i'm not about to sit here and your your argument you ain't got no kind of no research no nothing about it and i'm not gonna sit here waste my breath get upset you gotta be the heavy lifting too yeah blood pressure to the sky because i decided to have a conversation with you who isn't informed at all even if you talk like even if there's just like one of your friends who is pretty liberal they don't really follow politics if you try to talk about politics with them it will be infuriating because there's like so much that people pick up just from like headlines or what they hear people saying that like it's hard to not like have your perception about them be changed right like i feel like the libs have split into two factions there's the ones where it's like you know they seem to be getting more reasonable and they're asking these questions like hey can you tell me a little bit about how like capitalism intersects with slavery and how that worked into the but you're like okay yeah totally neat and then there's the other half that are just like they just went completely fascy after october 7 yeah israel has a right to defend itself we must destroy hamas you must destroy terror i'm like what is happening you must kill them all and you're like woolly shit oh man yeah no that i think that's exactly it and i think that Alejandro Carabao put it best when she said that like libs are just like one moral panic away from being straight up fascist like that's the most truest thing ever like i was talking to somebody over the holidays like during the family get together and stuff like that and friend get together so i won't say who and this person is like very apolitical you know but just drops the whole yeah i actually think that obama is controlling biden and i'm like that's like that's like a real deep like box news conspiracy theory that they drop like i haven't heard that where did you even hear that from like i've heard that he's trump in a skinsuit i heard that one i didn't know did y'all see i know this is so random but did y'all see the movie that he um oh i'm talking about barak oh right and him and his wife put on i didn't like it you didn't like it it was called me and david talked about this last week i can't remember the name so i can be i can be leave leave leave the world behind right leaving the world okay yeah why don't you like it tell me it felt like i am night show i along the land movie or siam on movie yeah i felt like one of those films for the lot like i just i i i found it very silly for a long time and i was like i know why this could have been clever i understand what the purpose was with the handful the things are doing and at first i was almost like oh this is neat because like julia roberts is playing to karen and immediately i'm not liking her because i'm like she's really karyne out right now but they're doing a play on that because the twist is that it's actually a good idea for her došla ješta je neko je protektivno u kod ljudi. Oto je lepo, ljudi je pravio, ješta je neko je neko je pričelno. To je jedan od kakošnog žela, višta nekaj. Ja stavim pri tešta i sekim, da možete kažete i se tečite. Zdaj ću bilo se našto učinati. Užavljim to, ako nemam zašta nekaj. To je ljubi, se neko je 6-10, da neko je 7-10. To je možete sušli našto učinati, znači ješta neko je što, da je da lišo. I enjoy movies that end quickly, that feel like they're quick, I hate long movies. If your movie feels short or feels like a good length, then immediately it's at least 6 out of 10. But I thought it was fine. I wouldn't watch it again but I enjoyed it enough. I liked it for what it was. But, and I said this last week too, I felt like it was really cheap. They're trying to make, they just hinted at what was going on. I'm trying not to spoil it, but they hinted at what was going on, but didn't really flesh it out and explain it. It was just kind of cowardly, oh, something's happened and we'll let you fill in the blanks as to what's happening. Here's the hint, it's like no, don't actually give me some more details. And the way that it ended was infuriating to me. It was the dumbest way to end a movie. I literally was like, what the fuck? And then I saw Obama's name come up as executive producer and I got even more mad. You didn't know before you watched it. I had no idea, no. I didn't know that either. Okay, you didn't know either. Okay, so yeah. So when I knew that he was a part of, I'm like, let me support. And then when I'm like, I'm like, well, what they know? Is this stuff that they know? Like, is this what's happening? Like, I'm just trying to protect myself. If these things that we should be getting ready for, see, I get crazy in my head. I start piecing together things and I'm like, you know, should we start looking at like places that got stuff to make sure. And but they just, it was the beginning, it really pissed me off. Like you said, Lance, I was like, okay, White Lady, this is not, this ain't yours, this ain't yours. So I don't understand why in my own home, I can't. And that was bothering me the whole time because it was still giving entitlement. And no matter what, they were afraid to offend these people and I didn't like that because the whole movie. And then there was that weird part where they were like embracing after a dance. That was, I'm like, now, why would you, I don't get it, this is so weird. I don't know, that's making me uncomfortable. That was a weird scene. So I really enjoyed the song though. I haven't heard that in a while. Yeah, of course, the song. I don't know why it's on the two, but he's on the one and the three. I don't know what's happening, but they getting down. And then I thought, okay. And then it was like, it got weird because I'm like, why is this moment happening? Like, I don't know. But every second I was waiting for something because it was like, doom, doom, doom. So I'm like, I'm anticipating something that happened and it didn't. You want to know what's funny about that is it was coming on. I was watching it with my husband and my in-laws and I started singing it as a song came on.  And then my husband was like, is this the why you always lying song? And I'm like, what? I'm like, oh my God, this is, that's how he knows it. I totally forgot about that. That's a real song. Yes. So funny. Yeah. Yeah.   Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was very turned off by the character in the beginning as well for the entitlement and stuff like that. Yeah. Also, I hated her kids.  Like the dumbest kids on the planet. I'm like, girl, you can't watch it.  And you talking about a show that's too wrong for you. I got to see friends. How does it end? I'm going to dive. I don't see it.  I just figured she was like on the spectrum. Like I'm like, she's a kid, whatever. She has this obsession with friends. Like that's whatever. And she, she, you know, at the end of the day, but this is just like, I felt like I didn't like how they were just throughout the whole thing while the other family was still struggling in every way you can think and imagine after they worked hard to even protect themselves from this, that man had knowledge and everything. And the white family was still winning this whole time. I, that bothered me. That bothered me. So I'm like, now why would they know? Cause I just need to know what they know. Well, there are also dynamics that weren't really explored. Like the daughter was like, why are we still sleeping in the basement? They're sleeping like in our rooms. And it was like, yeah, like that is a good question. Like I get that they rented the house, but I mean, things have changed now. You're in a completely different world. Like, why, why? Like, and that's, those American rednecks who always like bring their guns outside when they go to talk to strangers and stuff. If they had the Airbnb, they were like, this is our home. We're taking it back. You can sleep on the floor. Now that you bring up that, you know, the redneck, what about them? The random character that was, I forgot his name, the character, but when they went to his house. Kevin Bacon? Yeah. Oh, right. I'm like, now this is just so random. Don't know why the little girl is in the window. I don't know. I just don't know. His character would not have slept in the basement. I'll say that. What's happening here? He wouldn't have took the spit. On top of that, now that we're talking about this and it's my memories getting jogged, like when he went into the wine cabinet, it showed that there was a gut in the drawer and they tried to make you sympathize with her character. Like she was, there was a reason for her to be skeptical of him, but it's like, I told you. No, there never was a reason.  I know, that was the whole, like it's supposed to be clever place when you get a gun. You're thinking substance in your race. Yeah, because that's a lot. What was that? What was that? I almost felt like apoloja for racism.  I know. What's like, come on now. I didn't understand that part. Were they trying to show that no matter what, white people will be looked at and, you know, they will empathize with white people and no matter what, we have to do that as black people here. I don't know where they were going with that. I don't. I don't honestly don't think they were thinking too much about it. I don't. I just throw things together. Yeah. Right now boat smashes into the sea. That's it. Like that's what I was into. I'm like, oh, why is this boat doing this? Why is planes falling? I mean, that was like the extent of my. And I said, oh, this is going to be good. And the loud noises. No, you go to start the movie. There was so good. The boat coming in. Yeah, wow. But then it was like. And there's there's unrealistic things like Kevin Bacon's character having a black friend. Zero percent chance that kind of a character would have any black friends. Well, as far as we saw him in that in that movie, though, apparently he was acting really different than how we normally act. So maybe normally he's not. He's he isn't. He's a very nice guy. I've heard nothing about your things about. Yeah, no, I like the actor. I'm sure he's fine. Yeah, no, I hear great things about him, but in the movie he didn't even. I'm just like, what is this? Because even he's over your tongue. This is his friend to these strangers and in these strangers faces. White man's literally saying, get away from me. I don't know you. Real biblical. I got my beard. I'm gonna protect my family now. It's like, oh my God, he's going to say something so racist. I was just like waiting for it. And he did it, but it's like, OK, this is not a belief. Like he, they're not friends. Like he, I'm sorry. He's seen him. OK, he didn't know that man. Medicine is getting crazy. And then he was like, it's the Chinese or what did he say? And then it got that was getting racist. Oh, why? I forgot about that. They were all going like different messages. Like, yeah, yeah, that was those. Maybe it's North Korea. It's like it's not North Korea.  It was everybody. It was it was racist. We're the baddies. OK, it would be us invading them. Stop. The one thing that really made no sense to me was that the scene on the beach were you know, he I forget who's in that scene, but whoever it was that they see a body and they like their shock. They see this bud. They look up and there's like bodies ever. You didn't see the massive bodies that were already there and the giant in the plane. That crowd. Like, how did you not see the rest of the beach? That's what I was saying to. I'm like, yeah, that made no sense at all.  I didn't that plane. Like it was very confusing. I guess I think it was assumed that she died in some plane. They didn't say because they didn't finish writing it. There's like we're done with what we've got. It was a lot of questions. A lot of movies do that though where they just like this is the end. You figure out the rest for yourself. Yeah, yeah, left to interpretation. Yeah, that's true, which I don't I don't appreciate because it's like, OK, we're when you already immersing us with your imagination in your world. So fill in the blanks. I don't need to bring in my brain and like I'm not a creative person.   Like I want you to tell me explicitly like don't like unless you're going to be like pretty pretty heavy in the insinuation. Don't just like leave it up for interpretation. I hate that about movies. Maybe I'm just not like imaginative enough, but I don't I don't like when they do that. That's why I didn't like asteroid city because that home of you was interpretation basically. There's no plot to it. I didn't mind it. Oh, I hated it although I will say I was on I was on the van guard. Fuck. Okay. It is and I asked them about Wes Anderson and they recommended other Wes Anderson movies because I thought that like the characters in the dialogue was good and I did watch fantasy Mr. Fox. Oh, yeah, fantastic. Mr. Fox is great too. Love it. Are y'all going to go see the movie that came out? The book. Okay. Did you guys see Color Purple? I do not. Yeah. I don't know if I want to see the remake. I don't think I don't think so the original I don't know if I want to see the remake. I it's it's a musical. So if you're not in some musical Oh, I won't see it then. I can't I'm gonna go.  But there's some drama with that with Taraji and them but not gonna get into that. But there's there's the other movie that's coming out tomorrow and it's the book Clarence and it has key. I think the thing is La Keith Stanfield or something like that. I love La Keith Stanfield Yeah and he's like and he has he's a good actor great actor and I think it's gonna be great. I don't know what it's about. I've seen clips of it and I still don't know what it's about what it's about. I haven't read up on it. I want to be surprised when I go to the movie theater but there's a song that came out with Lil Wayne Buju Banton and somebody else from it from it and it's a good song. I said okay this sound like Ventus Lil Wayne and it was like a nice song from the soundtrack soundtrack hasn't been complete yet but that's the first song. So the movie comes out tomorrow I believe I want to be surprised I mind you I don't know what the movie is about so I don't know like it's gonna be good. It I don't know if it's like a play on religion I don't or a book in the Bible I don't know but it's called the book of clearance. I mean I could tell you I just looked it up but it's okay I won't tell you yeah no what's to say to say to say what's it's about okay comedy drama film written and directed by James Samuel produced by Samuel Jay-Z and it there's more people Oh Jay-Z you also produce it well apparently the money up wow I can give you more if you want but okay you should go on fresh okay but yeah the song is dope the the one song they drop with Louane and Bujubi it's it's a nice vibe I was working out to it earlier so yeah okay okay yeah that's it it better be a good movie because they have been disappointing us like nobody's business these movies I don't even remember half of the movies that we've watched because I I've never watched so many movies until like you know COVID season and my COVID ain't left either but the I've watched so many movies and I can't remember them and I feel like oh my goodness so I'll go on Netflix and it'll say because you watch this and I'm like I never watch that and then I'll play like five seconds of it I'm like oh yeah that one that movie sucked like like it's sucked yeah there was so much just purge it from your memory and you forget that you watched it oh yeah I threw it away I threw it away I just put this do that here yeah that's my parents that they forget they watch movies to like get like 20 minutes into but oh yeah we saw this mm-hmm mm-hmm mm-hmm yeah mm-hmm the movies I don't know they're not the best anymore I hope that the book of clearance is good I wanna go to the movie theater and really just sit and enjoy myself for a good matinee or something and just like watch something good caz these movies have been like I know Colour Purple is gonna be I already know what that's gonna give me I'm probably gonna cry probably gonna do whatever but I wanna laugh I wanna have like a like a a good movie that is memorable caz these movies ain't giving what they used to everyone watch Kada to je? Ovo je sušljena? Ovo je učinu nas odmahla. Učinu nas odmahla? Zvolim da je otroga. Zdaj je izvijek o dobrova na vacaciju da je to. Zvijek, dobrova na filmu. Učinu sam evo. Učinu. Učinu. Tamo je radnog kontentu. To je. To je imaš je koja, da musim tega podkasti. Da? Podkast? Sve. Učinu? Zvijek. Zavljeli mi to u Vestriji Kibuki. Vrlo bišlji. Sve? Tako. Ravljive je velika, ravljive je velika. Kako se učiši demo? Kako se učiši? To je na svečnog, da sam učiši PS5. Pogodam, da je to ovo. Učiši demo. Lance, učiši? Učiši. Učiši. Kako se učiši? Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Učiši. Sve videli je volu, a te gledali, co je dobročio i uživala li odvje 1933orie. Značili imam nek je za to, da po Voje essays dobroči može, je za vaja znači tek nismo. Dveno, nije dobroči. Znači, sve možemo da se pake, ako se li dobroči. Znam nije dobročili, ako možemo da se nepokuć. Rebecca, te ne jasno je. Sve ma to. To je hodne da je koristike. To je hodne da je koristike. Ovo složimo, ovo je koristike i je to povrčitiva. A svoj morskala, Ovo je koristike, i je to povrčitiva i teh�u povrčiti, da je to uštakčiti. Dobre je? I od tom koji menešliš. Ako osve možemo ovo ješljeva. Ako mešli mi što je. Ako mešli mi što se stavili. Fala je. A to je dvoj. Da sam, što ste povravili? I da se to kako se postaš? I sam, ovo je daš čak. Oni znači svoje vrati na prvom, a oni sreći me da se odvijedajte. I nije, nije. Sve svoje korporate hodnje je inherentljivni. Oni je npc, u prvom dialogu opciju, i nije nekaj, da ne sreći. I nije sreći, nije nekaj.  Random off the top of my head examples. When we were, I worked at a blockbuster and we were bought out by Dish Network, and then they wanted us to start selling Dish Network to the blockbuster customers on the floor.  They're here to rent a movie, not because they don't have... But they're like, that's marketing, that's... We're doing B2B, all the BN, all the things, I listoj, što tako je, mi je iznači. Nicu. Ano da sam se pas naleči, koja sam ipadnih dahačit'u. Zat problemsu, neki nekaj isteru.  Zai, suite vrne! Ima li? Oh, je, je! Ale sam tada sam ispe taj već, kokaj je? Je to već. To je malo. I onda ćeš da se praviti. To mi je praviti da se pravite u 34-u stu. I da imaš otvoje vrsta povijete. Kreditke. To se otvore sve. I da se opravi, da se otvore, neko je začinili. Još, da nekako dobro začinili. I da se otvore, pravite da se neko... Pake u New Yorki na vrštru, da se dobro začinili. Pake da se otvore. I možete da se otvore. I mi je da se otvore. I možete da se otvore. Zatvaš je tvoj umor, ti opraviti Fedor? Zatvaš je dobro! Tio djenja!ultik, otvoriti mi među! Octaviti velice. Odličite mi imaš u ovom vrlo. To ste na prardu poškotiti vrije svijedne na traditivu každa lepo... ...喌o te imaš. Ovo imaš, daki, da treb taj da tvoj schopo ti je. If you want to grow at the gap, if you want to grow, you have to lose your humanity. We're right, they get this, they get this perspective. I'm not gonna, I'm not doing that. And that's where I get into a lot of trouble when I work in these places. Cause I'm going to like help the customer, the client, the person. And if I feel like we're creating things that are actually gonna be abusive, I'll be that one. And I'll tell you how it's gonna be abusive and all of that. And I get in trouble for it a lot. Let's just say that. So, yeah. The incentive structure is just so much backwards. The part that you can't afford is gonna be potentially life affecting. Like if you spiral into endless debt and you're like, oh, I got the super high interest credit card at this random retail outlet, cause they said I could get a free hat with it.  Yeah, but Rebecca, I may have got a promotion. And that's where I work with finance and communication. So you have to understand what I'm seeing all the time. And the things that these people come up with daily to abuse people who are already in debt, it's terrible. So I'm watching people and they have us try to communicate with these people in different ways or talk to them or create these programs to assist or to... It's really bad, y'all, which I can go into it.  And I hate having to work for these people because this is my livelihood, right? So I know that sometimes I go too far, but I know that if I really, really tell them and deal with them how I want to, I won't have a job. I won't be able to take care of myself. So in that way though, I try to do what I can because I'm like, I'm working for evil people, Lord. So help me to be a vessel in some way. Now I don't think this is a good idea and I'll have a whole thing as to why and they'll talk about it and they'll be like, well, since Rebecca brought at this point, it's a good point. So we'll look over it. Like that. They're sticking my stuff to.  So in other words, support Rebecca on Patreon so she can go full time and then we can get the tea. Yes, please do. Because I'm here and I will let y'all know. Once they let me go, I'll be like, yes. That should be a goal. Unlock the tea. Yes, yes. Y'all would, you're going to want to know. The tell off. Y'all don't want to know. We'll have to do a full episode on just like corporate stories. You should, if you're not already, you should like start writing things down just like, so you don't forget like things that happen. Yeah. I got it. I'm a journalist. So I definitely would. Oh, good. Nice. I know a little. I got things, I got things to say and even something that had to happen in the beginning of COVID that I helped change to help our clients because they were being so nasty and greedy and taking from clients. So I had wrote a whole long thing and they ended up having to change their policy at that time. Nice. I've been there. The show was. So you're doing good. You're helping this corporation not be as shitty as they possibly can. You are limiting that ability. Yeah. That's good. You know what would be really fun on that note? If we did like a, I would like to just do call-ins in general but had a call-in show where people had like horror stories and customer service or corporate jobs because like those are always so cathartic. Like I remember when I was working like my longest retail job was was blockbuster and there were forms called I hate blockbuster.com and I would go on them every single day and just like see all the people bitching about it. Felt really good. So I feel like we can maybe give people an outlet in that way. Yeah. And help them release that because there's trauma. Okay. There's trauma. So maybe like where everybody can come and say, hey, my name is such and such i2 was abused mentally by my corporate job or by my retail job. Retail is crazy. Retail is crazy. Yeah. I'm ready to go. I'm ready to go. I ain't gonna hold you on no more David. I know, I ain't trying to hold you no more though. I'm ready to go. I'm ready to go. I know. I do too. I'd like to be able to eat some before the podcast I gotta do afterwards. You all can go. Me and Mike will tackle these super chats. Sve vidimo se da se dobro. Hvala svog ljuga! Sve vidimo se da se dobro. Hvala svog ljuga! Hvala 2024. Sve vidimo se da se dobro. If you guys don't know, already Saturday morning, watch my show. It's going to be streaming on my page, Rebecca Zor. That's like it or not. It's our premiere show for the year. And I'm so happy to be with leftist Mafia. This year I think we're going to be... I think it's going to be a really good time. I really do. I think so too. Čau, bye. Čau, bye. That's not too close. We're not smlushed, we're close.  Yeah, it looks too weird and makes me self-conscious. All right, let's skip all these gifted memberships to Matt Binder. And Tony Rizzo, I believe this is also for Matt Binder. Matt, if you're watching this while still at the tech con, snag me a new RTX 490, will you? Free... What's that? Antenna? Pa ne? Anims? For life, if you do.  I don't think he's gonna get... He's gonna do it, but we'll see. Yeah, yeah. This is for me. Lawnomes, were three years out from Jan 6. What's something you still want answers to? I'd love to know who planted bombs near the DNC and elsewhere. I don't know if I have any ques... I don't... I don't think there's anything I really want answers to Kada je Jan 6, imam ještje, kao da je počutno vrlo, da je počutno da se sve sve uvijek uvijek. Uvijek je to moja svara. Uvijek je, da se ovo nekako odvijek uvijek, na kako se, da se na to uvijek bila, nekako je nekako uvijek. Uvijek je Rebecca. Uvijek je slajena kruć. Uvijek je Rebecca, nekako je ni odmijek, nekako je ni odmijek. Da se nekako. Is this you? No. I assume from Matt. A Baldazar, America officially struck Yemen, continuing from precedent just now. Yeah, I think we brought that up during the podcast. Here we go, this one's from me, Lydia Rose, 499. Thank you, Lydia. I just wanted to thank you for your coverage of all the anti-LGBTQ laws. You're one of the only ones I've seen talking about on YouTube. Well, thank you. I'm glad that you enjoyed that video. I think it's important. But there was so much. I wasn't sure what to talk about, so I talked about all the anti-LGBTQ laws. There's a lot. Yeah, I'm glad that you found some value out of that. It was very depressing to make and do research for. T-Types, $5. Thank you. In America, centrism is always right wing. That's absolutely true. Yeah. Bayfoto, 499. We did read this one, but I will read it again. Thank you, Bayfoto. Oh, yes, sorry. Yes, Yenon Tzaki heads called the Houthi airstrikes in Yemen. A de-escalation tactic. Warhawks are insane. Make it make sense. Yeah, I honestly want to find the clip now, because that is just...  That's wild to me. Yeah. Is this for Matt? Not for me. So must be for Matt. Omega, Shenron Dragon. Like Trump, Vine is about to drag us into the throes of COVID. Possibly start World War III during the election year. And cuts to popular policies. Yeah, there are definitely similarities. I'm not really sure about World War III, but I'd want to be optimistic about a no-World War III. Yeah, right? Let's avoid that, please. 180 Chan, thank you for the $5. Says, I fear how 20 to 30 years from now, how American history books will summarize what is happening in Gaza right now. This is what is so amazing to me. I'm so cleared now who is in the wrong that we shouldn't need to wait 20 years. I'm not saying you're saying this, but I'm just saying generally. We shouldn't need to wait and see how history will look back at this time. It is very clear now what is going on. And this makes me think back to other... Whether it's like to Vietnam War or other moments in time where there's a clear division. And it's clear now who is right, who is wrong. It's always clear, I think, at the time. Just as it is right now. So it's frustrating that there's even a debate over what's going on. Yeah. I think this is for you. Or for Matt. I think it's for Matt. Charlie DeGinimir. If anyone needs a good chuckle after this as a palate cleanser, look up the long, long man commercials from Japan. It's got a great love triangle arc. Interesting. I've never heard of that. I know they have good commercials. Oh, this is for... I think this is for Rebecca, though. Oh, okay. A little link icon. Okay, good bender is not on to Crepe Becca for this episode. We must protect Becca's innocence. Joking, we love Matt and love you always, Becca. Also for Rebecca. Parker Federman, quote, maybe South Africa should sit this conversation of Israeli javisite, but somehow the U.S. deserves to be part of the convo. Yeah, we brought that up during the podcast. Lydia Rose, with $4.99. Thank you, Lydia. That's a second one for me. I really appreciate that. Trump is going to win or seize power, and I'm terrified of what will come for all of us, especially for my fellow trans people. Yeah, I'm absolutely terrified as well. I think that if he were to win, then, I mean, I don't know what's gonna happen. We can only speculate and catastrophize.   Exactly. Charlie... That's for you, sir. I have one coming. Yeah. Oh, no, you're good. Charlie DeGinmere, $5. Thank you. Yeah, I mean, depending on how much worse things get, yeah, he's gonna really harm Democrats for the foreseeable future. If they're kind of viewed as like the war mongering party. Yeah, we'll see. Nadia Evet Chambers, with $10. Thank you Nadia. Hilary Clinton already signaled that the Dems will are willing to throw trans people under the bus. They won't fit. They won't lift a finger as every last USA trans person is massive for them. Yeah, I mean, I think that part of it is they don't even, they don't even know what's going on. Like they're just like fundamentally disinterested in what's happening right now. Like Biden could be issuing more executive orders. Like part of me is so worried because if he were to issue an executive order, like undoing these bands on gender affirming at the state level, that a Republican might just like ban everything. Like it's like, you know, you know, I think they would probably do that anyway, but it's just, I don't know. There needs to be at least some push, even rhetorically, but there's nothing. Like it's just kind of happening. And the one time that Biden talked about this was when he was being interviewed by the Harold and Kumar actor I'm blanking on his name. And, you know, what he said, yeah, it's pen. Didn't know. Is it Calvin? Yeah, that's it. It is Calvin? Okay, yeah. Isn't it? Yeah, Calvin, yeah. I think so. I'm not sure though. No, no, it is. Oh, okay. But yeah, he, I mean, he had a good response, but like Democrats just aren't pushing back and it's really, it's really frustrating. They're just, and a poll confirmed this too. I don't remember from which one, but like young people, they don't believe that Democrats are pushing hard enough on LGBTQ plus rights. And yeah, I agree with that. Charlie DeGinimir, thank you for the super chat, says what kills me about Jan 6 is how willing they are for the kid gloves for the right versus how rabidly they go for lefties in any situation. Yeah, the fact that there's even a, that this idea of, oh, the left and the right are both crazy. The fact that that is still being crowded out there after Jan 6 is so completely nuts. Can you imagine if the left did what Trump supporters did on Jan 6, like Jesus Christ, the difference, the difference at the time is so clear. I think the police would have acted a lot differently, but just it's, yeah, you're exactly right. Absolutley. Koja demon, 999, thank you so much. Mike, not only do you need to overcome your fear of flying for the pending TLM live show, you got to also visit Georgia to meet the globe queen Candace Taylor too. It doesn't make sense. Yeah, I don't know that I want to meet Candace in person. I might avoid that. I am trying to overcome my fear of flying. What's funny is as we were talking about this and thinking about this, I was actually looking up like flights and how much it would cost and stuff, just to kind of gauge the number and also train rides that take like three days from Portland to New York, which is out of the question. But like after this happened, there was an incident, the Boeing airplane at PES. Oh my God. Where the whole side blew up and I'm like, bro, it's not the best time for me to hear this news. I'm not even necessarily afraid of flying, but like honestly, I think I kind of am and I don't realize I'm afraid of flying. I enjoy traveling and I didn't do it as much when I didn't have a kid. Actually, we traveled a bit, but not as much as we probably could have. And I think a part of that was just I really don't like I love travel. I love being somewhere else. I hate the process of getting there.   I hate being crammed in. I hate... And every time I feel like I'm on a plane, it's the time where I feel bloated. I have to go to the washroom all the time.  But I'm sitting at a plate.  I hate that process especially. Yeah, it's easier said than done, honestly. Like I'm just like trying. I emailed like therapists or like clinics. And neither of them got back to me. So I'll have to figure out something else. It's not necessarily just like I think I honestly like I don't think I'd be any more. Well, I probably would be a little bit more anxiety written on the plane than like traveling long distances via car. It's just like being in a confined place for long and not being able to leave. I feel the same exact feeling like in a car. It's just it's just the claustrophobia.  Like I'm always moving and doing something. I'm always like on the go. Like it's really hard for me to sit still. So like just being in that predicament, being a very hyper person and having panic attacks, it just is like it's this combustible situation. And being in a car, you could just like pull off the road anytime and get out of the car, get some air like you're outside. You can stop the car. You can't stop a plane. You're in the plane. That's it. You're in that plane until that plane lands. And that's one of the things about being in a plane. And there's no fresh air. That's the problem for me. It's not that I fear that like it's unsafe. I actually think it's much statistically more safer than driving.  But if the side panel blows off, the side of the airplane, then you get some fresh air that way. At least they had fresh air. It's amazing no one died. Those were the seats where no one was sitting. Like, the whole thing is so, that's so insane. I didn't know you could land a plane with like a panel missing. That's just wild. Right. I mean, it goes to show you that like, planes are really safe because that could have been catastrophic. I guess.  Corners, like they knew that there were some issues with the plane. It had flown three times previously that day. But yeah, so, yeah, I mean, I'm trying. I'll just put it that way. It's not, it's not just fear of flying, but it's like my main issue. It's just like, existing normally. That's my first, that's like number one. Yeah, 100%. You first have to be able to exist normally and then you could deal with maybe, you know, the plane ride or something. Exactly. Like, I'm pretty sure I would be fine. It's just getting general panic attacks under control. We'll go a long way. Then I could be fairly normal. You know, the political situation is helping as well, but that aside, I would still have panic disorder probably. Marissa for Rebecca says, any suggestions on how we might be able to be conscientious objectors to paying our taxes. I don't want to not pay, but I don't want to fund genocide. Pay your taxes. You can't. You will go to jail. You have to pay your taxes.  Yeah, you can't control, like that's one thing you have to get out of your mind is you can't control where that's where part of your taxes, you know, are going to go. And even, you know, the people that are really into MMT will also discuss how that's not necessarily, you're not really directly paying for any of the stuff. That isn't how money actually works. That isn't how fiat currency works. So you're not really paying for genocide if you look into MMT, but anyways, it's that's a discussion.  Wanda for Rebecca says, you get bender's money tonight. There you go, Rebecca. Wanda for me. Some bender money for David. Oh, thank you, Wanda. Very kind of you. And for me, Wanda. Thank you. Very kind. We'll let Matt know. Yes. We got your money, Matt. Andrew for Rebecca, my donation for Rebecca to get closer to spill the tea. There we go. Narator, five dollars. Thank you, narrator. Left work early holding back tears today because employees were joking about the U.S. actions towards the end and without even knowing why we did them. Oh God. Yeah, it must it must be nice to like live in such an ignorant form of bliss to where like it's it's funny to think about like what we're doing abroad because you never have to like deal with the reality of that. I feel for you, narrator. That's really hard. You know, what do you do in that situation? Like do you try to confront them or just let it go because like it's you're not going to convince them. You know what I mean, but yeah, I feel your pain. Yeah. Ignar Husky, five dollars. Thank you, Ignar. Eight years. It's Safeway here. Oh, see, yeah, you've been there. I'll love to call in for that cathartic stream about to get to new season and hope to unionize it eventually. Have me on that. Look, I think that that would be so much fun. I like I could talk about like retail stories for hours, but I've already shared mine. I like I would love to hear from everybody else because everybody who's worked in retailer fast food or really any job where you're doing corporate overlords of the public. Like you have an interesting story that is relatable to everyone else. So yeah, I would love to do that. We just have to get the capacity to do calls and have it so we can all talk and communicate and because Bender has it set up to where he could take the calls, but we have to relay the message. I feel like there has to be a way through stream yard to maybe do that. I don't know. At some point, they've got to integrate the feature because they keep adding new features. They're adding features. Yeah. Yeah, it'd be nice and Viera. Hope I said that right. $5. Thank you so much. Happy New Year, guys. Ready for some gaming too. Same be you. Happy New Year to you. Still have legends of Legend of Zelda, Tears of the Kingdom. Awesome. Also shout out to David's vocal stylings today. There was a video where I sang a bit of a hymn to make fun of those. Oh, that's right. To make fun of those crowd supporters. That was actually I forgot about that. I did that. I'm like, am I going to leave this in the video?  It was so good. I'm glad you did. I totally forgot that you did that. Yeah. Yeah, no, that was good. Oh, thank you. Thank you. I'm glad that video didn't get too many views. None of mine are getting good views this week. That was last week. Yeah, it's all over the place. Yeah, it's terrible. Daniel Panik, thank you for your $1.79 a very specific donation. Thank you. Tokio Hans, who only ever donates to Matt. Remember for six month. Guys, this is a this is a match at. I am sad about the the solution of the figurado bender ticket. I was looking forward to Mike Stans on a peasing bibi. Oh, see, I'm not a person. Would you be a peasing bibi? I would. You would. Don't say these things. Of course, he's joking, sir. In Minecraft. I always assumed that I'm talking about things in Minecraft. Yes. Mike speaks for the perspective of Minecraft at all times. Hope everyone realize the I'm a gamer. I'm a gamer. We all are. Lizzie $5. HNY.  Such a shame what happened to Fetterman. Yeah, I mean there's I don't know to the extent that like having a stroke changes your personality, but like he's my theory is that he was probably like always this way and kind of hiding the ball.  But I mean he doesn't have to grift. He's a senator for fuck's sake. I don't know. It's a sad situation and he's one of the reasons why I just I'll never trust politicians. Danny man. Thank you for your super chat. Says I've been wanting to make online leftist content. Any advice on how and where to start? Is it worth it? Be honest, LOL. Thanks, love y'all. So let me let me answer that question. If you want to do it, do it because you enjoy doing it. Don't do it because you think you're going to make a living off of it because it's not not worth it and you likely will not be successful because it is very hard at this point to especially with the way all these platforms now like I I feel like I was like one of the last people to get in before the algorithms really like clamp down on political content. So it's very hard to break through but if you if you enjoy doing it then do it like that's for sure. And then maybe you'll find success if you want to pursue it as a full time thing. I would say I would say probably probably twitch is the best place to start. I just feel like YouTube is really hard to unless you're making very specific like long form content like bread tube kind of content where it's 20 minute or 30 minute breakdown on some topic and you do like once a month that's I think there's still room for that but like daily news content I think it's very hard to break in at this point. So it depends what kind of content you want to do if you want to do more daily news content I would say probably live streaming and twitch is probably the best place for that if you want to do more long form content but I think is as if that's what you are hoping to do then then you too but yeah, what are your thoughts Mike? Yeah, I mean I agree with mostly what you said the one thing that I would maybe caution against is twitch only because I know Hasan is starting to stream on YouTube and there's like they've lost 35% of their workforce like they did a lot of layoffs they also shut down in South Korea so there's some signs that like if you invest a lot of time in twitch I don't know but I mean you know yeah, nothing is forever YouTube is part of Amazon though like what the right I know it's hard to say right I mean this could just be a moment in time where they're doing bad but yeah they laid off like 35% of their workforce which is I think like 500 employees so it's it's a little bit scary but yeah I agree 100% with you don't do it for a career do it for fun do it because you like doing it if you have a passion for content creation then go for it it's really really hard for the audience and it's probably even harder to maintain an audience for a long time it's why you really don't see like a lot of old school YouTubers like a lot of them went away right some of them are still around like Philip Defranco Matt Pat but it's it's difficult you know and there's I think over saturation everybody has a podcast nowadays everybody has a show so statistically it's really hard to break in but if you enjoy doing it I like actually like making content like just in general depends on what it is though right like if I'm making a dumb ass music video about like Candace Taylor Flat Earth I just enjoy doing that I did a whole video essay on Donkey Kong 64 that I posted to my little gaming channel I got like 800 views but I really enjoyed doing that I gotta check that out I haven't seen that yeah yeah I worked really hard on that I didn't expect it to get any views especially because I posted on a separate channel but I didn't want to post it on like my main channel because like people don't want to see gaming but yeah I just really enjoyed it like I wanted to replay it and talk about it so if you can if you can extract joy out of it then I would say hell yeah go for it there's nothing to lose there but don't like bank your hopes and dreams on it because the game is just so different now unfortunately yeah and one last piece of advice is I would say find what your what your focus is like find your niche it's you know like what do you specialize and what's your background what do you specialize like what you're into what you're interested in and make that a focus I think it's you'll likely find you know more people will want more niche content there's a lot of channels now that just cover like everything so if you find what your niche is and specialize in that then that would be beneficial probably oh correction I guess that I see Melanie in the chat says that Hasan Ali livestreamed on YouTube as like a one off okay I think so I wonder how well that didn't I assumed that like he was maybe trying to slowly but surely migrate the audience over here I thought he had I thought he had like a contract with him or something I didn't know he could even do that yeah apparently he does I had no idea too but um yeah was this for me it's for me brand are thank you for your super chat commander commander keen for I don't know what that is you know what that is I don't know I don't know it appears to be a game that I have not heard of oh oh there we go interesting well I'll keep this tab open and read about this later thank you brand for Rebecca the son of the Gap founders is busy stripping my Oakland A's out of our town and we located in Vegas thank you for putting the customer above the interest Gap Corporation Rebecca LOL that sucks yeah that sucks I can't imagine losing my like favorite sports team to like some shitty owner who wants to move them missed sire $10 thank you my dementia mom made a point to say she will be at Republican Iowa caucus seems to fit the model oh Tokyo Hans thank you for the 1000 yen guilty me into giving you money it worked didn't it thank you Hans very kind of you lost my plays here we go Bay photo David needs to sing for those North Sea tiktoks North Sea tiktoks you know what that is I'm not familiar I don't even use tiktoks so I feel like I'm too old for then again my mom uses tiktoks so I can't be too old I use tiktoks quite a bit but I just get the same like video game videos and cat videos that's what I want I want to get video game videos and I get like shit I don't want to see I don't want to see this yeah it just depends like you got to be really quick with the algorithm if you get some bullshit that you don't want you got to swipe really quick but I tend to watch the game once more like people's like I'm getting a lot of like top 10 movies of the year and like anticipated movies of 2024 I really enjoy those quick straight to the point so that's what I'm that's my algorithm it's actually really nice I hear tiktok algorithm actually it is pretty good like once it learns who you are yeah it is very accurate yeah no I don't like I rarely get like right wing stuff anymore and if I get it like it's a right wing video and then somebody stitching together their own like response to it oh that's good yeah yeah it's it's it's pretty good oh this is for me Tokyo Hans 1000 yen some for you too thank you Tokyo Hans I appreciate that and I believe this is the last one Jcast thank you for the 5 bucks I forgot where Bender went remind me again wasn't it for wasn't it a foot fetish convention that's right Bender is busy at a foot fetish convention this week he'll be back I believe it's next week to discuss all the latest feet yeah I believe it's bondage and foot fetish oh is it interesting interesting well I hope it brings back many pictures I'm curious to see yeah what he learned there I want to hear about all the feet coming out this year all right everybody thank you thank you see you all goodbye


Thank you. Thank you very much. Please be seated. Today it's my pleasure to welcome Alan Greenspan back to official service to his country. I say official service because even in private life, Alan Greenspan has again and again devoted his time and talents to public service. Chairman of President Ford's Council of Economic Advisers, member of three presidential commissions including the Greenspan Commission, frequent witness before Congressional committees, guest lecturer at New York University, member of the Board of Overseers of the Hoover Institution, and the list goes on and on. Now in becoming Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, Alan is making perhaps the most dramatic personal sacrifice of his career. Taking his name down from the door of Townsend Greenspan, the firm he guided as President and Chairman for nearly thirty years. Alan, I suppose it would have been only natural for you to have had some second thoughts as you packed up your boxes last week, but knowing you, I don't think you did. No, knowing you, I have a feeling that your thoughts had already turned to the great role in American life that you take up today. Since its creation in 1913, the Federal Reserve System with its Board of Governors has become one of the central institutions of our government. Charged with maintaining the soundness of the banking system, the Fed helps to make possible the many millions of financial transactions that take place in America every day from the purchase of stocks and bonds on Wall Street to the purchase of groceries on Main Street. But perhaps the Fed is best known for its conduct of monetary policy, managing the rate of growth in the supply of money. How the Fed performs this job directly affects vital economic factors. Inflation, interest rates, the overall rate of economic expansion itself. Under the chairmanship of Paul Volcker, the Fed has used its monetary policy to overcome the rapid inflation that had grown up during the late 1970s. What we're aiming for, Chairman Volcker once said, is a situation in which people can proceed about their business without worrying about what prices are going to do. Once this situation had been achieved, Chairman Volcker argued confidence in the economy would return and economic growth would once again begin to take place. With budgetary and monetary discipline, Chairman Volcker added, the process could be sustained for years. Well, as we all know, economic growth has taken place and it has been sustained. The economic expansion is now just two months short of becoming the longest peacetime economic expansion in American history. For some five years now, inflation has stayed well below the rates of the late 1970s, with interest rates coming down sharply as well. And we've seen a burst of new business formations, a virtual riot of new technologies, and the creation of over 13.5 million new jobs. And I know that Governor Martha Seeger, who has done some briefings for us here at the White House, reported after consultations with foreign bankers and businessmen during her recent European trip, that today confidence in the American economy is firmly established abroad, and this represents a source of stability for the entire world economy. I want to express my gratitude to Paul Volcker for the part he played in these accomplishments. And I want to restate my confidence in Alan Greenspan to carry these accomplishments still further all the while maintaining the Fed's traditional independence. Here in our own country, Chairman Greenspan will bring all his skill to bear upon the task of promoting our continued economic growth while keeping inflation low. And this is a point that's important to note. Today, keeping down inflation and sustaining economic growth is not an either or proposition. Today, low inflation and economic growth can and must go, hand in hand. A broad Chairman Greenspan will have to work closely with the heads of foreign central banks. With the entire globe becoming a single and highly competitive marketplace, Chairman Greenspan will play an important role in seeking solutions to the problems of developing countries and the massive debt some of them have accumulated. He'll work to ensure an open and fair trading system among all nations, and he will be deeply involved in the restructuring and modernization of the American banking system to keep our own capital markets competitive with others around the world. These past six and a half years, six and a half years of sound policies in the public sector and technological breakthroughs in the private have produced such a dramatic change in America, perhaps most remarkably among our young people. In the words of author George Gilder, the future looks more open and promising to young Americans than it did before for the simple reason that it is more open and promising. There's been a convergence of policy and technology that has changed the spirit of America. Well, Alan, I guess that's the fundamental reason why I'm so happy that when I asked you to become Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, you said, yes, you're an economist's economist, one of the most widely respected men in your field, but you know that economics is more than numbers, that there are crucial intangibles as well. Intangibles like hope, a willingness to work, and yes, faith in the future of this great and good land. And now the Vice President will swear Alan Greenspan in as the 13th Chairman of the Federal Reserve Board. Farm and domestic, that I will bear fruit faithfully to the same, that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or perfect navigation, that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which I'm about to enter. President, Mr. Vice President, and everyone out there, all my friends, a little more than two months ago in the White House press room down the hall, President announced that he was nominating me to replace Paul Woker. At that time I indicated to the President, and today I repeat, how much I appreciate his confidence in me to act as a replacement for Paul, whose career at the Fed has been one with few parallels in the history of this nation's public service. Since the nomination, I've received innumerable best wishes from friends, new and old, from all over the world. I'm particularly saddened, however, that Dr. Arthur F. Burns, former Council of Economics and Federal Reserve Board Chairman, and my mentor for 35 years through graduate school and thereafter is not with us today. I would particularly like to thank the staff of the Federal Reserve, who along with Paul have been exceptionally gracious with their time and efforts to bring me up to speed for this extraordinary challenge. I also wish to thank the Senate Banking Committee and the Senate as a whole, who confirmed my nomination. Perhaps I should also thank in advance the creators of all those events that will make the next four years easy going. Inflation, which always stays put, the stock market, which is always a bull, a dollar, which is always stable, interest rates, which stay low, and employment, which stays high. But most assuredly, I would be thankful to those who have the capability of repealing the laws of arithmetic, which would make all of the foregoing possible. Thank you very much. Congratulations, Alan Greenspan, and I know that your faith in America will strengthen our own. And now I believe there are probably some refreshments down in the state dining room, and the meeting can get social.


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These are the full Not the micros but the e-mini Yes, basically forward slash. Yes. That's what this is based off of I bought into the $50,000 trading account when I saw that they had a special going on for $85 I think they had a special going on for each account that particular day. I signed up I believe it was Wednesday or Thursday of last week I'm pretty excited Let's see if I can pass this here the one thing that I don't like about Sort of earn to trade and I feel like they should do a better job at this So earn to trade if you're listening in here's sort of my opinion of what I think You can do to better your service They don't explain really well in details sort of the platform that you can use to trade They don't go into great details. I had to kind of just do it walk through and do it and they offer finna mark This is the account. This is the platform that they use to Give you for free free of charge to actually trade off of and it's very Gosh elementary in my opinion It's it's not that great of a platform. It's it's not that detail Of course, I'm coming from thinkorswim, which is an amazing platform in my opinion. So anyways It's it's a little difficult to navigate around it. I'm sure there's some tutorials On how to set it all up that I just I skipped through I decided to try to figure this out on my own probably Not the best thing So I highly suggest that you do your own homework as to how to figure out finna mark how to set it all up and whatnot, but There are a couple of things if you're thinking about doing this again Figuring out the platform thing where you know, you can you can trade on different platforms But you have to sign up for them You have to integrate it in which I have no experience with that My tip is if you're thinking about doing this Contact support after you've signed up you have to ask them to give you live commission Fees for the instrument that you are essentially trying to trade if you don't do that. They they charge you a Default commission fee structure. The reason why I went with earned-to-trade versus other Prop trading firms such as top-step. I believe is there's no limits. 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You can't lose more than $1,100 in any one day trading day Trade a minimum of 15 trading days, of course You have approved times that that you can trade with This is really cool really cool opportunity guys I'm not necessarily advocating for the legitimacy of this company not quite yet until I've gone through the process And if I actually do hit the goals Follow-through and whatnot again This is gonna be more like a series and we can follow along with my trading Sort of journey for earn-to-trade moving on to finna mark. Let me show you the trade You can't really see won't show on the actual Chart what I traded Instead right here at 840 my time. I sold Five contracts sold them within, you know, gosh the minutes basically less than a minute For not even a full point and I'm actually up $9 and 85 cents Hey, that's $9 and 85 cents that I don't that I've already made from the $5,000 or $3,000 goal profit goal You even have a simulator here as you can see I'm down over $300 on it I was just messing around with it and there was no strategy as to why I was getting in or out I was just trying to figure out the buttons here And I do like how you can actually set the quantity of contracts Set the one-click trade where you can just buy market It'll execute if you don't have this turned on you buy market and it'll give you a window It'll pop up a window. Let's see if I can actually do this simulator. There it is Let's see an off trade buy market Yeah, there you go order ticket where you can actually fine-tune your order ticket stop loss take profit Reset confirm whatever the case may be and this is yeah, this is my simulating Account and let's just go ahead and buy market. Let's confirm We're gonna buy five simulator There goes. I'm in and then I go down to my Positions Gonna switch that That's it there. I can flatten accounts and then liquidate all yeah, we're good and There it is. So I just lost some more money on that You can see what the orders were here. This was there we go So I went long 32 32 25 so that 32 32 even so I Lost 25 cents there. No biggie that at least gave you an idea of how this works. I'm excited guys I really am I'm really excited about this. We'll see how that goes. I'm up $9 and 85 cents Happy about that cool guys Well, that'll wrap up today's video again if you're interested and you don't have to go with the $50,000 account You can go with the hundred thousand hundred fifty thousand you have bigger goals, of course according to the account size different criteria Again according to that account size. So if you're interested, there is an affiliate link down below It'll give you I believe 20% off of these prices the full prices. So really advantages For everybody to use. Thank you so much everybody guys. I greatly appreciate the love and support See you guys here in the next trading video hoping it's a green trade. See you guys later