October 30, 2025 • 60 mins
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If I could talk to the animals, AI is making
Doctor Doolittle a reality. We're gonna talk about that and
so much more today on the Correll Cast. Sorry that
I'm here ten minutes late. The technical problem I was
having was Ember. Technically she wouldn't take a rimadill. Yesterday morning,
(01:20):
when we were out doing our morning Ember ran across
to see Linda and Kimba. She always does, and it
gives me such joy and fills my heart to see
her just tear out and go well. Right before she
got to Linda, she started limping on her left leg.
She left front leg. She has not stopped ling limping
on her left front leg. So I've been trying to
make her rest and we got remadill, which is gonna
(01:44):
be very short term because I don't like what that
drug does to the dogs. But we're gonna see she's
gonna rest. And you know, oh god, that not you know,
I don't want to start with this, but the night
I had because you know, I have a great life,
and I've recently realize that uh you know that that
email that that person sent who have now deleted their account.
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But I'm a little put off. I'm a little scared
by it because they knew to use proton, which is
an encrypted email service that doesn't require you to give
them any of your information, excuse me information, So they
knew to use this website to get an email address
where they couldn't be traced. They knew my middle confirmation name,
(02:29):
which my own sister didn't know. I told her yesterday. Yeah,
they knew my my confirmation name was Francis. I didn't
know that, So they knew something that my family didn't
even know. So it's scary. But when you face a
scare like that, you often reevaluate. And you know, I
live a great life with Ember and Donald Trump, and
(02:52):
politics has sort of taken that that vision away from me,
and I think for a lot of us. I think
for a lot of us, we are very blessed and
we live very great lives. You and I. If you're
listening to me right now, you're either retired, or you're
sitting at work somewhere, or maybe you're in a different country,
or you're listening to me after work, or you're jogging,
(03:12):
you're exercising, you're doing whatever, but you're blessed. You're blessed
because you're able to have a device to listen to
me on. And you know, my sister was cut off
of the Snap this month. I got a donation yesterday
to the correl Cast through PayPal, and thank you very much, Randy,
(03:33):
And I immediately just sent three hundred dollars and three
hundred and sixty three dollars to my sister because that's
how much she gets from Snap. So I I just
sent her that amount and said, here, someone made a
donation to me. I want you to have this so
you don't have to worry about food. And if you
need more, you know, please let me know so you
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know I'm not there. I can afford food. This month
thanks in part to that donation. But you know what
I'm saying. So I'm very blessed, and my life with
Ember is very blessed and very charmed, and our exercise
that we do and our journeys to the park. And
she turns ten in two and a half weeks November fifteenth,
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and I realize that as she's aging, that's going to change.
So last not I really worried about that. I think
we all worry about unknown change, which is why Trump
worries us so much, because he's an unknown. He doesn't
behave like any other president has ever behaved. And I
don't think that would upset Maga to say that. I
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don't think it would upset anyone. I think it's just
a fact in evidence. And so I think we worry
a lot because we don't know what's going to happen,
and that fear of the unknown is what really makes
us not be able to focus on how good things
are right now. I make the maximum I can make
from Patreon right now because of social security. That's good.
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I am here with you daily except next week. I'm
gonna do Monday and Tuesday and take Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
off because it's my birthday week. My birthday is next Friday.
So just know that Monday, Tuesday, I'll be here Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
I want of next week. But so I think that
Donald Trump and Maga and all of them, and even
under Joe Biden, all the fighting and bickering has really
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made us lose track of our good lives, you know.
And yes, I think part of our fear of Trump
is that we recognize we have a good life and
we don't want it taken away, and he is risking that.
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didn't bring it in, but I have every segment mapped out.
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Oh, I was just reading in the chat room. Good
morning everybody at YouTube dot com. Forward slash really correl accountability. Yes,
we're gonna talk about that topic, which we'll get to
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hit the like button. Yes, please do all right, got up.
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We're getting more and more people watching every day live.
It used to be like five or ten, now it's
up to twenty five. I'll take that growth. So I
was thinking about the real culprits of this health scandal
that's going on, and snap. The pure culprit there is Congress.
That's the president who is off on his rainbow tour.
(07:15):
I don't know if any of you saw a vita,
but he's off on his rainbow tour, and Zijingping was
not given him the flowers that he thought he was
going to get. In fact, after this big where he's
hailing a big there's no big win with the China meeting.
All they agreed to do was a truce. For a year.
That's it. In a trade war that Trump started, that's
(07:38):
not a win, just like his Cambodia Thailand thing not
a win. He keeps acting like he did a video yesterday.
I know I said I'm going to talk about this,
but I do want to talk about healthcare and this
relates directly to it. He did a video yesterday where
he said his numbers are higher than ever. He's at
forty percent. It's one of the lowest approval ratings, and
(07:59):
he's made maintained at forty percent, one of the lowest
approval ratings that there is. When they poll people about
the East Wing destruction, ninety five percent of Democrats are
upset about it, sixty percent of voters overall are upset
about it, and even in his own party, forty percent
of Republicans are against it, which is the highest anti
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Trump polling amongst Republicans that there's been. So this they
didn't fact check him there on Airport on air Force
one when he was disputing off I have the highest
rating numbers ever. The economy is the strongest economy in
the world, where everything's doing great. Prices are down, well,
beaf a little high, but everything else is down. Those
(08:44):
are all lies. They're blatant lies. And I'm not saying
this to upset anybody, to piss off Mago or anything.
You can easily fact check what he's saying, and it's
a lie. In fact, Joe Rogan said it was a lie.
Laura Lumer said it was a lie. Marjorie Taylor Green
(09:04):
has said it's all lies. And Josh Howley, whom I
gadar blips on along with that, Madison Cawfield maybe they're
having the fair anyway, and Marjorie Taylor Green about healthcare,
they're both furious. And about Snap, they're both furious. And
(09:26):
other Republicans are now getting angry at this, and so
with Snap, there's no one to blame but Congress. This
is on them. They funded it, They should fund it
and keep it out of the part of the budget
that is affected. You should not starve people ever like
(09:47):
ever and TikTok I could show you video after video
of mothers and of children saying they don't know how
they're going to eat that month. If you know someone
being cut off SNAP, please give them food in community.
I would ask you today or tomorrow, would you please
please donate to a food bank, either cash or food.
(10:11):
They say for every dollar you'd give, it's four meals.
Please give to a food bank. I dropped off some
food yesterday after this donation from the show. I spent
fifty dollars on food and brought it to the local
I need you to do that too, Okay, I need
you to donate today to food banks. But the real
(10:33):
culprit of the healthcare scandal isn't really Congress, because all
they're talking about are extending out Obamacare. God, I'm sorry,
my mind is blanking it so full of everything. Subsidies
that they were giving during COVID and such because people
weren't working at all, and without them. They've posted the
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new prices on average, one's going to go up fifty percent,
twenty five to fifty percent. Some are going to go
up one hundred to two hundred percent, And of course
it's the poorest of the poor that doesn't have it.
So who's the real culprit there? Well, there's two. First
of all, there's Congress for not allowing us to have
Medicare for all. Okay, that's but that's been a long,
(11:19):
my whole life kind of problem. Okay, you know, I
can't even imagine if I'd have had healthcare in my
twenties and thirties because we had Medicare for All. I mean,
I went without health care for so long. Y'all think
I see a lot of doctors now, it's because I
never saw any in my twenties and thirties.
Speaker 5 (11:34):
Uh.
Speaker 4 (11:35):
But so, first of all, Congress, Medicare for All. But
second of all, the health insurance companies. Health insurance companies
are making billions of dollars, even though they plead poverty.
They're making billions. They're not in it because they're altruistic.
These are publicly traded businesses. They are in business to
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make money, and they do. That's why Luigi shot the guy.
You know they are, and they do. And they could
easily lower their premiums, offer a basic plan for fifty
bucks a month. That just gets you, you know whatever.
They could come up with a solution, the healthcare companies,
(12:20):
but all they care about is their profits. It's like
Walmart is putting pressure on senators to make sure Snap
goes through. You know why, because Walmart's business was fifty
billion dollars last year of Snap money. And I don't
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mean snap, I got the power Rhythm as a Danza.
I mean, you know, Snap, fifty billion dollars of Walmart's proceeds,
profits whatever were from Snap or their sales were from Snap,
which I don't even get how that is because it's
not even a fifty billion dollar program, but that's what
(13:02):
they said the number was. So the real villain here
are the healthcare companies, and Congress Congress needs to use
this to rally the people to get health care for
all using Medicare. We already own an insurance company. So
that's what Congress should be doing right now is saying, look,
(13:25):
we're gonna but they won't because healthcare companies give them
millions of dollars. And so because healthcare companies and they look,
why aren't the healthcare drug companies taking off all drug
ads right now and reducing drug prices. They spend millions
in advertising. We don't need it. Only your doctor needs
(13:46):
to know about new drugs. You don't. They could cancel
all advertising and lower prices, but they don't. You know,
I don't blame doctors and hospitals. They're getting nickelin by
the insurance company. If they build them ten thousand dollars
and then they get a payment of like one thousand dollars,
(14:07):
So I don't blame them. It is the insurance companies
and Congress that are causing this problem and people are
getting caught in it a country. You know, Trump keeps
saying make America great again. You know what would make
our country great is if we fed everybody that was
hungry and took care of everyone's health. That would make
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our country great. If we fed every hungry person and
made sure every person had access to healthcare. I don't
care about their immigration status, by the way, I don't
If you're sick and there is technology to help you
or medicines to help you, as a human being, you
are worthy period. Now look, I know the Dutch are
(14:52):
in the middle of this election and they're probably going
to elect a centrist liberal, But what are their big
issues in the Netherlands? Immigration asylum and immigration and health care?
Cost and cost of living, cost of housing, buying a
house and renting a house. How is it every country
(15:14):
is having the same problems? How is that? How is
it every country is having the problem of paying for
health care too many immigrants, and you know, rents and
houses being unaffordable. That sounds like greed to me. You
know that sounds like greed. So greed is the biggest
(15:38):
problem of the day. You know, grocery store, the FAA,
the workers, you know, the tower workers aren't getting paid,
so airlines are feeding them. I'm not making this up.
Airlines are giving food to the workers at the airports
(15:58):
who are not getting paid. That's great, but it's also disgusting.
I just heard today that in Vidia, makers of stuff
that's here in my laptop, became a five trillion with
a T an amount. You can't even imagine a five
(16:20):
trillion dollar company. Elon Musk is set to become a
trillionaire with a t. You know Donald Trump's net worth
if you listen to him, He's a billionaire. A billionaire.
President is sitting by while people in his country, his constituents,
(16:43):
his people go hungry and without medical care. And it's
okay with him, It's okay with the millionaire Stephen Miller,
it's okay with every millionaire in Congress and the Senate.
That the poorest of the poor go without food and
(17:04):
go without health care. That's not a great nation. We're
not a great nation based on those two metrics right there.
The fact that we're not going to feed everybody who's hungry,
and that we hold food and healthcare hostage. How do
the Democrats and Republicans even have these two programs to
play with? Why would those two programs ever be in
(17:25):
play A program that feeds people and subsidies that help
people get health insurance? Why would those ever be unfunded
or on the chopping block? Because we're cruel. America has
become a cruel, cruel country, It really has. It's because
(17:48):
we mentioned senior health yesterday and how we don't have
You know that twenty five percent of Americans are now
caregivers and they're not making it financially and psychologically. They're buckling,
and we have nothing in the We're cruel. We idolize
the wealthy. That's one of my topics. I have a
(18:09):
topic coming up, why I'm sick of the white lotus.
We idolize the wealthy. We fond over expensive things on
social media. Oh show me the private plane, and yet
people are starving and going without health care. We are
not a great nation because of those two metrics right there.
One American being hungry means we're not a great nation.
(18:32):
Just one if one child and I don't want to
hear your excuses. Oh what about illegals? If one illegal
goes to bed hungry, we're not a great nation because
great nations have compassion and put human life above all else.
Health Care and food, those should be rights. You know,
(18:55):
we're going to be talking about animal rights later. Health
Care and food should be a right. Just by being born,
you should be entitled to it. Animals are Animals are
entitled to food, although we're taking that away, but by
being born, they get to go eat other animals their birthright.
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So I hold Congress and the healthcare companies responsible for
what's happening in our nation right now. For the government shutdown.
Healthcare companies could just say, you know what, we're going
to lower our premium so you don't need subsidies. No,
that would cut into their bottom line, you know, that
(19:41):
would just you know, Congress would never dream of giving
us medicare for all, says Sandy. My church and I
give fifty large bags of groceries every week, and Heyward,
good for you. Yes. His meeting with the Japanese Prime
minister was tone deaf and clueless and embarrassing. It really was,
uh yep, yep. It certainly was. There is no excuse
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for anyone going hungry, and the richest country in the world,
I agree, I agree, Yes, accountability, yes, yes, I know
you say that's extreme, but one person going hungry is
a blight seeing Rome. That's how the Romans thought. You
attacked one Roman anywhere in the world, and the might
(20:28):
of all of Rome would come down upon you. By
attacking just one Roman, one American going hungry means there
is no system in place to help feed the hungry.
So that's a failure. Everybody should have access to food period,
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like just period. And so yeah, one person going hungry
is a blight on us all it really is. And
that's how we need to think. That's how Mandela thought.
That's how Mother Teresa thought. One person suffering was one
person too many. One hungry person is one hungry person
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too many, because it means we don't have a system
set up to help them get food. All right, when
we come back, Oh, the most mispronounced words I found
this story hysterical. People do not know how to pronounce anything.
Ask the President to say, as to the minifin go ahead,
(21:44):
no show side looking forever all right, So as we
(22:05):
know the President can't pronounce it to the minifit. But
there's a few other words on the list that every
year they come out with like the most mispronounced words,
And I had to laugh. I thought, boy, we're stupid.
I really, you know, some people are just idiots. So
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what are some of the most mispronounced words? Well, in Nevada,
it's macab m A c A b r E. You
would be amazed how many people say macabre. It's macab
like corn on the cob. Macab. Can any of you
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guess what the most mispronounced word in the United States is.
Anyone in the chat room, what do you think is
the most mispronounced word in the United States. I'll give
you some of the others based on searches on how
to pronounce words. Number twelve h O z I E R.
He's a singer. He just sang with Barbara Streisand do
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you know how to say his name? H O z
I E R. I'll tell you when I come back.
Number eleven is ridiculous, super califragilistic, xpialidocious. Who doesn't know
how to say that? Number ten p r I M
E v a L meaning prehistoric p R I M
e v A L. How do you pronounce that number nine?
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P A c z k I? How do you pronounce
that number eight? C h A R c U t
E r I E meaning a plate of cheese? Basically,
how do you pronounce that A O I F E eve?
And I would have to guess at that one? Oh?
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Number six is a pet peeve of mine? N I
c h E. How do you pronounce that number five
is a doggie? D A s c h u n d.
I'm sorry d A c h s u n d yes.
How do you pronounce that number four is a country?
Q u A I'm not no, there's no u q
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A t r. How do you pronounce that? It's been
in the news a lot. Number three is one of
those bowls A C A I. How do you pronounce
that number two? W O R c E S T
E R s h I r E sauce? You know
that sauce? How do you pronounce it? How do you
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pronounce that sauce? And the number one? The number one
G y r O. I so get so sick of
hearing people mispronounce that. So number twelve is Hosier. That's
how you pronounce his name Hosier h O z e
e e R Hozier with a h O capital ho
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ho Housier honey. Number eleven. We know super cali fragilistic, xbalidocious,
even though the sound of it is always glydeuptros is.
If you say it loud enough, you'll always supercocious, superclid
fragilistic xbala docious. There were over twenty five thousand searches
of how to say that word. Number ten is prime evil.
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That's how you say it, prime evil with a E
E M E E prime evil me prime evil. Number
nine p A c z k I punch key. I
would have never known that was pronounced paunch key, punch
k p o O n c h k e E
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for p A c z k I punch key. Number eight,
shark qterie, honey shark quterie, girl number seven A O
I F E EA. I did not know. That's how
you would say that. I would have said, I don't know.
I don't know what I would have said. I would
have asked, if that's someone's name, number six N I
(26:09):
c h G. Oh my god, so many people don't
know that it's niche and E E S E S
h niche. It's not niche. It's not nich a, it's niche.
Number five dos hund doshund. That's how you say it,
dos hund h u n d not do s und
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dos hund. Number four q A t a r qatar qatar.
You can also say cutter if you want, but it's
qatar cu kh tar kutar. Number three A c a
I A sai, a site. You know how to say it,
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A site. Number two woos to shear w u s
s wooster shear. And number one, which I know how
to pronounce, yero g y r oh is yero. It's
not a giro or a giro. It's a yero y
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e e r o h. Isn't that something? Nuclear? Also
drives me crazy. People don't know how to say nuclear.
I don't even know what oh, no nukele, I don't
even know how they mispronounce it nuclear. It's nuclear. My
name is Corel, not Carol, Coral, caral nuclear. And Macob
(27:45):
is number forty two, but it's number one in Nevada. Macabre.
I've heard people say Micabre, Oh, that's Micabre. The hell
is that? A new drag Queen Micabre? It's like, no,
it's macabre, like corn on the cob with a in
front macob. You know. He used to drive Andrew crazy
and it's politically incorrect because it's just a regional thing.
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Andrew hates when people say acts a X for ask
Whitney Houston did drove him crazy. He's like, it's ask ask,
not AX, and I would all but that's just a
regional or ethnic thing. It's not you know, I don't
care learn it. It's ask. Oh, it would drive him crazy.
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A library it's library libray, not library with a like
Berry's Prairie not Berry Library. People say library, it's not
the library. Where were you again? You know the library.
It's not like a new berry that you eat, Like,
do you make library pie? Could I have some library pie?
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Is it delicious that library pie? Yes? A lot of
people say acts AX for ask ask drives me crazy,
drives me crazy. Used to correct people left and right,
and then I just realized, well, partially it's a black thing,
and you know, it's racist to call that out because
it is a black thing. Black people say acts. I
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don't know why, and they're not ignorant. Whitney Houston was
not ignorant. Well, she ended up faced on the bathtub
on drugs. That's not a smart person. But anyway, we'll
be back. Why I'm sick of the white lotus? And
when animals speak, will we listen? And more importantly, will
we change what we do to them? Talk about it?
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not thalmon what it's famine? And February not February, febrwary.
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Oh okay, I'm chewing because I ran late today. I
didn't get to have my coco and I got a
pine nut cookie from Madhouse Coffee. It's Italian piniola. I
think it's called it's got bars a pan in the middle,
and coated and pine nuts which are like forty dollars
a pound they are in the store, they're like thirty
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five dollars a pound. But now that I know how
they get them, I can see why. Okay, So a
lot of people are still doing mispronounced words in the
chat room because a lot of them drive us crazy.
February with an R. Library not library, Salmon not salmon,
what it's salmon? So yeah, the same people who can't
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afford to see a doctor when they're sick. Welcome to America.
Yeah exactly. Oh yeah. And pictures pick chures, pick with
a C, pick chairs, not pictures with a tea first,
pick chures. It's amazing we have to say these things,
like shows how failing our school system is, doesn't it.
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People don't how to pronounce words because they don't talk.
They text, they don't call people on the phone anymore,
they don't talk a lot in public. How are they
gonna pronounce words if they don't use them?
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Right? This goes to one of our themes today. So
I saw an advertisement that the New White Lotus is
going to be filming in Paris at a very swanky
four seasons, probably the one I stayed at when I
was back in the two thousands. The George sank I
don't know where they're filming, but they're filming at a
swanky place in Paris. And I looked out and I said,
you know what, I am fricking sick to death of
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the white Lotus. Just like the other day online they
gave a tour of this custom plane or you know,
a big seven thirty seven that had like it was
an all first class plane. Some company is launching an
all first class service plane. And everyone was like, oh,
look at how nice those seats are. Look at the
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look at everything. It's so nice. It's so nice. I
am getting really sick on social media on television of
idolizing the fucking rich. I am I'm done with it,
you know what. I don't want to see how the
rich can fly. When they're talking about putting in standing
seats back in coach. Have you heard about this, the
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standing seats? Have you heard? I'm sure you have. And
they're gonna make them double layered like this, and you'll
have a little like a like a ride at an
amusement park. You'll have a little thing in the middle
where your crotch goes. But standing seats for shorter flights,
and they can pack more people in there and get
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more money. Oh but it'll be cheaper, you know what.
SO would like fucking fly in us like cattle. I
am sick to death. Oh I don't are you gonna
throw up? Member? Oh? I hope not. She got she
had a remadial and it can upset her stomach. I
gave it to her with food, but I don't want
her to be sick anyway. So I'm really sick to
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death of seeing how they're like the Kardashians. I could
give I mean, I could throw someone from my six
hundred pound life. Further than I care about the frickin
Kardashians or what they're doing, or the shawls of Sunset
or all these real estate shows selling million dollar homes,
I could care less. Why are we idolizing the rich.
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We should be taking their money. We should be demanding
that airlines not treat us poorly and put us in
horribly uncomfortable seats. That's why there's so many freaking flights
on planes now, Because planes are uncomfortable, they're loud, they're crowded.
They're not a fun experience unless you're in business or
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first this classism now it's getting out of control, and
so watching The White Lotus about all the pretty p
people with all their pretty problems and how messed up
all the pretty people are just like everybody else. No,
they're more messed up. Rich people are far worse than
non rich people when it comes to the amount of
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messed up they are, because you have to be pretty
fucked up to make a billion dollars, you have to
have been mean to a whole lot of people, and
to keep a billion dollars, you've really got to be
a mess Otherwise you would go out and help everybody
you could. I am so sick of it. I am
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so you know, and the Yoh, the Bachelor. I'm sick
of those shows too. You know, they're trying to rethink
same sex marriage, and yet marriage is a freaking game
show like The Senior Bachelor where these women all fight
over this guy. How caddy? How fuck? I'm sick of it?
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Know, all right. So I read a very interesting article
yesterday that I wanted to share with you because it
brings up so many topics all at once. As you
all know, I am a vegan, and I respect animals
now even more than ever. Like the monkeys. Don't you
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feel horrible about these monkeys. They were on their way
from some labs somewhere and the truck overturned and the
monkeys escaped, And they said they were killing the monkeys
because they were aggressive. Well, you think they've never been
outside of a lab, They've never seen grass. They just
got involved in a major truck accident where their truck
turned over. They're relatively intelligent monkeys. These reesist monkeys. You
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think they'd be a little upset. And three of them
are still on the loose, and they may be infected
with some horrible disease. It is just right out of
a science fiction movie. Anyone see Contagion? Hello? So knowing
that they are killing those monkeys, it hurt my soul.
It hurt my heart, It really did. I'm like, these
monkeys did nothing wrong. Why are they getting a death penalty?
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They did nothing wrong, They were you know, we just
treat animals like we were here to rule over them. Well,
that all could change very soon. AI is decoding what
wales say to each other they say. Could this be
a turning point in the push for their rights? The
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Cetacean Translation Initiative is using artificial intelligence to help understand
sperm whale communication. Lawyers think that discoveries could galvanize the
world to recognize whales legal rights. For centuries, humans have
drawn a line between themselves and other species, initially claiming
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that other animals couldn't feel pain. We said that before
science proved that they could. Then the argument shifted animals
lacked consciousness or the ability to think in complex ways.
That too fell apart under mounting evidence. Now, a final
frontier language, the belief that only humans possess it, is
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about to fall. With the help of AI, robots and robotics,
and new recording technologies, scientists are edging closer to decoding
the vocalizations of elephants, whales, and other animals, drawing the
world closer to the error of interspecies communication. Marine Biologistsvid
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Gruber is at the forefront. In twenty twenty, he founded
the Cetacean Translation Initiative Project SETI, a nonprofit that listens
to and translates the voices of sperm whales. Known as
the animal of superlatives, sperm whales are deep diving matrilineal
giants with the largest brains on Earth. They are very
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striking to humans. Over the years, they have become well
known in whale circles as the most intelligent species. Now
what have we learned so far? Well, here we have
their alphabet. We already know their alphabet, We already know
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their inflections. We know that sperm whales from one region
have different accents and dialects in their clicks than sperm
whales from other regions. So we know that, just like humans,
their clicks and speaking is regional. Now, the more we
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understand this, okay, they've used, they've got okay. So, using
drones on will sensors and hydrophones, they record sperm whal's
communications known as codas rhythmic burst of clicks produced when
air is pushed through their nasal passages and over their
phonic lips in their heads. The recordings are then fed
into custom built models think about it as chat GPT
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for wales to help research identify patterns. They've already analyzed
thousands of codas, uncovering a sperm whale alphabet, finding that
click patterns shift with conversational context, and learning that codas
carry social meaning. All of these point to a complexity
of communication far greater than we had ever imagined. They
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even have dialects like a Texan versus a New Yorker.
So now they're asking a very important question. First of all,
can you imagine when we start having to understand them
what they're going to be saying. They aren't going to
be nice about us. They're probably gonna begging for their lives.
I mean, really, they're probably going to be angry at
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humans and begging for their lives, and won't that be sad?
But more importantly, once we know they can communicate, it
will be time to grant them the same rights that
humans have. Now. Look, I know we're not great on
human rights, but whales have a right to the ocean.
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They have a right to the food in the ocean.
They have a right to us, not overfishing, polluting and
killing the ocean. And they'll tell us so once we
can fully understand them. Elephants have a right. They have
a right to their land, they have a right to
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their food. They have have rights, And as a vegan,
I've never understood this more clearly in my life. We
have it all wrong, our relations with animals based partially
on that ridiculous work of fiction the Bible. Man has
dominion over animals. No, it doesn't. That was some ridiculous
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fuck from the second century. You know, they are not
ours to kill, to abuse, to deny, to take away
their habitat because they know, they understand. Just because we
can't understand them doesn't mean that they don't understand what
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we're doing. And I fully believe it's why some animals
attack humans. They see us as a threat, as the enemy.
So once, what do you think animals are gonna say?
I think they're gonna say help? What do you think
they're gonna say? I'm serious? Put your comments down below.
We are two years, they say, two years away from
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being able to understand elephants and whales, two years before
twenty thirty, we may be having conversations with whales and
elephants and other animals. Can you imagine? Can you imagine?
And dolphins? You know in Jamaica they save some dolphins
by putting them in people's pools. The dolphins washed up
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in the high tides and the storms and everything, and
they put them in the pools. What do you think
animals will say once we can understand them, because they're
saying it now, we just can't understand it. But AI
is helping us. What do you really believe the whales
are gonna say? What are they saying? How Star Trek
is this member Star Trek and there's a comment coming
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towards us right now. I fully believe it's gonna come
here and ask to speak to a whale, and if
a whale doesn't answer because it's extinct, it's gonna kill
the whole planet, just like in Star Trek. What do
you think what do you think animals are going to say?
I don't think it's going to be nice when we
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finally understand animals. I don't think they're gonna have kind
words for us. You know, someone says, I want to
talk to a blue whale and an elephant. Who doesn't
you know who doesn't Yeah, the monkeys. I'm so upset
about the monkeys being having had escaped from an overturned truck,
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slaughtered for no reason, and now there's three missing, and
when they find them, they're going to kill them. And
I saw one he was just sitting out there in
the grass. He had never seen grass before. He's sitting
out there being a monkey in the grass, and boom,
how terrible. I don't think animals are going to take
Kandy does when they can talk, when they can talk
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to us, I think their number one question will be
why why have you been doing this to us? Whales
are going to be like, why do you harpoon us?
You know why? It's like blue crabs, do you know?
Most medicine exists because of the blue blood of a crab,
an ancient crab. Not making this up. Most medicine that
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we take would not exist without the blue blood of
a horseshoe crab. Horseshoe crabs are ancient and without their
blood we wouldn't be able to test most pharmaceuticals. However,
we now have a way with AI and other substances
to do it without their blood. But we literally have
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depleted the world's horseshoe crab population to drain their blood
to test our medicines horseshoe crabs. I bet a lot
of you did not know that, and there is subsequently
a horseshoe crab shortage because we've been draining all their
blood and now we don't have to. Can you imagine
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if they could talk? What do you think? I think
animal's biggest thing is they're gonna say why I don't
know about dogs? Do I really? You know? Yes, I
think they'll say, please stop hurting us, like with dogs.
I kind of joke. I don't want to know what
ever is thinking. I do, though, but it's sad. There's
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a human at the park who has not trained his
cane corso, his cane court. In fact, he hits it.
His cane corso killed another dog, and now there's going
to be a hearing to see if they should put
down the cane corso. No, put down the owner, take
the dog and rehabilitate it. It only did it because
it's not trained, because it's abused by the owner. Take
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it away from the person. Oh but it's been labeled aggressive,
so If the animal control labels a dog aggressive, they
put it down. What about people? Half of Maga is aggressive?
Everyone on January sixth was aggressive. We didn't put them down.
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You see what I mean. We don't extend the same
courtesy to animals that we do to humans. And I
hope that once we learn what they're saying, which we're
getting close to, but that will change. At least we
can hope, right, we can hope. I really I want
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to see your comments. I want to see what you
think they're gonna say. Other than help or please stop
hurting us. I think they're gonna tell us off. Maybe
they'll maybe they have insights that whales. There's a whale
I found out today that lives two hundred years, two
hundred years. Can you imagine the insight, wisdom, and knowledge
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from a creature that lives two hundred years? But will
we listen? You know? Will we I know that sounds weird,
but will we even listen? If we can find a
way to communicate with animals, will we even hear what
they have to say? Or will we discount it? Well,
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they're just an elephant, They're just a whale. What are they?
What do they know? They know enough to not use
social media. They've existed for thousands of years without Bill
Gates or without you know, Mark Zuckerberg. An elephant smart
enough to not use Facebook. Whales are smart enough to
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not pollute their own environment. Are we? Animals are smart
enough to not kill the planet they live on? Are we?
So when it comes down to it, I think we're
going to find out that some animals are actually smarter
than humans. How many of you think that once we
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can communicate with the animals, how many of you think
I think we're going to find animals that are actually
smarter than we are, that know more about certain things
than we do. I, for one, think that's gonna happen.
So this is very exciting technology. This is a good
use of AI speaking to animals, and I, you know,
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remembering up where the dogs all had callers and you
could hear what they were saying. I don't know that
I want to go that far, because what if your
dog told you off? What if your dog doesn't like you?
What if you get a collar for your dog that
allows you to hear what it's thinking, and all it
says all day is how much it doesn't like you.
Wouldn't that be terrible? Oh my god? Oh all right,
what's going on in the chat room. Those in the
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ocean would be more concerned about pollution. Yes, I agree,
I fully agree. Yep, I fully agree. I think that's
going to be their number one thing when we can
understand whales. Why are you destroying the ocean? Why are
you killing us, pulling us out of the ocean and
destroying it. Why are you taking our food? We've been
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in this social millions of years eating this food. Why
are you suddenly now taking all of it? Why aren't
you sharing? Why are you so selfish? I think that's
gonna be the overall sentiment of all animals. Why are
humans so selfish? Oh? Because it says in the Bible
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that you know, we have dominion over you. A whale
is going to look and say the what see, animals
don't have religion? Isn't that fabulous? Animals don't have religion.
They don't need it. They don't need it because they
already know the eternal truths. Live, take care of where
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you live. Don't kill more than you need to eat,
you know, don't over over over tax your area. You know,
form family bonds, Take care of your family. Animals already
get it right. They don't need a deity to tell them,
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and some might even be able to tell us of
aliens have been here before. Imagine talking to an octopus.
They're very smooth. Oh can you imagine talking to an
octopus that would I want to talk to because I
think they're aliens. All right? When we come back. The
new Michelin starbook is out.
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You know, I love fine dining. Me and Steve were
talking one day about what is your thing? He loves cologne,
and I told you on the show, I asked you, guys,
what your thing was for the comments down below, but
no one seems to comment down below. No one cares
enough to get us up on the algorithm. As long
as there's no comments below my videos, the algorithm's not
going to pick us up. So there's just there's that,
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and that is what that is. I can't beg you
every day. Please comment, please please, the algorithm is ignoring us.
Please comment and like and comment and like. I'm sorry,
I get I just can't beg like that every day.
And I know the people that do are the successful ones,
the ones that are every other word subscribe and like
and leave a comment. I can't do that. I come
from radio where I want to talk about other things
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than you leaving a comment or liking or subscribing. But
I love fine dining. I do. I adore it, I
really adore it. But I don't like over fine dining.
And what I mean by that is I like to
eat food. So when I go to some of these
really fine dining restaurants and they serve you a plate
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that's fourteen feet wide with two inches of food in
the middle, that's all dressed up, and they have to,
like read out of a book what it is. Here
we have sea foam with algae on top of the
root of a kunterberry tree, sauteed in butter from a
yak you know, I mean, yeah, no, just you know,
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serve me the macaroni hunt. So when I saw the
new Michelin Star book was out, I thought, why do
we even pay attention to these? How many of you
know the history of the Michelin Star. I know you've
heard the term. I know when you go to a restaurant,
you've heard of the double Michelin Star chef. How many
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of you know where it started? Any of you do
any of you know where the Michelin Star guide Book
started anybody, because now you would think of started by
like some French fine cuisine person who was searching for
the ultimate macaroon or whatever. Nope, it was literally, and
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I mean literally literally started by the Michelin tire company.
I am making that up. The Micheline brothers. They were brothers,
so back in the day they were in France. By
the way, the Micheline brothers wanted to sell tires, so
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they needed people to wear out their tires. So how
do you get people to wear out their tires by driving?
So they went around and found restaurants that they thought
were great restaurants, and they gave them a place in
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their Michelin guide Book and a star and that. Then
they published this book and gave it to people who
bought their tires, and then the people would go drive
on road trips to find these restaurants. It was all
started to market tires. That's how the Michelin Star Handbook
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came to be by the Michelin Tire company deciding they
wanted people to drive more, so they would highlight restaurants
that people would then have to drive to Okay. Now,
over the years it has evolved into if you have
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a Michelin Star, you're an innovative chef, you're a you
know whatever. Could I tell you I've eaten at, probably
in my lifetime, one hundred Michelin Star chef restaurants, and
can I tell you eighty of them were crap, just crap.
You know. I don't like these chefs that get all
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caught up in a the plating, I mean nice plating
is nice, but you know, and b using, you know,
esoteric ingredients and even at Crossroads Kitchen, where I'm probably
gonna go for my birthday, although I'm Genie from the
Park wants to take me to high tea at the Walldorf,
but then I could go to dinner at the at
the Crossroads kitchen, Like when they serve pumpkin blossoms, stuffed
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pumpkin blossoms, it's fine, you know, it's it's okay. A
pork stuff bun from Chef Kenny's, you know, vegan pork
stuff bun from Chef Kenny's is actually better, but it's fine,
It's okay. So yeah, the Michelin Star handbook is out.
You can see if one of your favorite restaurants made
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the cut if it's got a Michelin Star, and God,
a Michelin star can up a chef's credibility, can bring
in hundreds of thousands for the restaurant from a tire company,
a tire company. Dember is moaning a lot down there.
I'm worried. See, I worry about ramadill. It's a non
steroidal anti inflammatory like ibuprofen, but for dogs, those things
(57:14):
can rip up your internal organs. Ibuprofen is not good
for you. Don't take a lot of it. It's not
good for you. It can rip up your intestines, rip
up your stomach, rip up your intestines, cause liver damage,
kidney problems, kidney not liver kidney problems. So yeah, so
she's basically on a drug that could give her a
(57:35):
kidney problem, cause her to vomit, give her a gut bleed. Yeah,
I hate I hate that. Just hope it makes her
arm feel better. All right, I'll be back on Monday.
I'm going to be here next week Monday and Tuesday,
and then Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. I'm taking of a little
birthday vacation. So you know, my birthday is a week
from tomorrow. Tomorrow's Halloween. If you're celebrating, be safe. A
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lot of scary stuff in the world. You don't even
need to dress up. I thought about dressing up like Ice,
but that would be in poor taste because I'm sure
you go to a thrift store and get stuff that
makes you look like Ice because God knows they are
cover your face, and you know, I'll cover my face.
And do I know a Mexican like you know what
(58:21):
a terrible costume. Someone with Bill Maher would do that,
dress like Ice and be chasing a Mexican. But tomorrow
is Halloween. I don't know if you're going as anything.
If you are, Steve's going as Fabio, it's hysterical. Oh
my god, he got a wig, he got a shirt
that has all these pecks and everything. It's hysterical. He
made me laugh. So we FaceTime this week and he
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was in the house just laughed. So good for him.
All right, I am kral be who you want to be,
So to hurt anybody, have a wonderful Halloween, a safe weekend.
I'll be back Monday, Tuesday, and then off Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
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think animals are going to say to us? Who you
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think the real culprits of the healthcare scandal are?
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Else? Did I ask you?
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Why? I'm sick of white lotus? Yeah? Are you sick
of seeing all the rich stuff too? Is it just me?
Is it just envy? Do I am? I just envious?
I mean that's fair if I am. But I'm tired
of seeing how comfortable and plush and fabulous being riches?
What only point five percent of us are rich? What
about the other ninety nine point ninety five percent of us?
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What about that? Ah? See you on money the other one?
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If I could talk to the animals, AI is making
Doctor Doolittle a reality. We're gonna talk about that and
so much more today on the Correll Cast. Sorry that
I'm here ten minutes late. The technical problem I was
having was Ember. Technically she wouldn't take a rimadill. Yesterday morning,
(01:20):
when we were out doing our morning Ember ran across
to see Linda and Kimba. She always does, and it
gives me such joy and fills my heart to see
her just tear out and go well. Right before she
got to Linda, she started limping on her left leg.
She left front leg. She has not stopped ling limping
on her left front leg. So I've been trying to
make her rest and we got remadill, which is gonna
(01:44):
be very short term because I don't like what that
drug does to the dogs. But we're gonna see she's
gonna rest. And you know, oh god, that not you know,
I don't want to start with this, but the night
I had because you know, I have a great life,
and I've recently realize that uh you know that that
email that that person sent who have now deleted their account.
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But I'm a little put off. I'm a little scared
by it because they knew to use proton, which is
an encrypted email service that doesn't require you to give
them any of your information, excuse me information, So they
knew to use this website to get an email address
where they couldn't be traced. They knew my middle confirmation name,
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which my own sister didn't know. I told her yesterday. Yeah,
they knew my my confirmation name was Francis. I didn't
know that, So they knew something that my family didn't
even know. So it's scary. But when you face a
scare like that, you often reevaluate. And you know, I
live a great life with Ember and Donald Trump, and
(02:52):
politics has sort of taken that that vision away from me,
and I think for a lot of us. I think
for a lot of us, we are very blessed and
we live very great lives. You and I. If you're
listening to me right now, you're either retired, or you're
sitting at work somewhere, or maybe you're in a different country,
or you're listening to me after work, or you're jogging,
(03:12):
you're exercising, you're doing whatever, but you're blessed. You're blessed
because you're able to have a device to listen to
me on. And you know, my sister was cut off
of the Snap this month. I got a donation yesterday
to the correl Cast through PayPal, and thank you very much, Randy,
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And I immediately just sent three hundred dollars and three
hundred and sixty three dollars to my sister because that's
how much she gets from Snap. So I I just
sent her that amount and said, here, someone made a
donation to me. I want you to have this so
you don't have to worry about food. And if you
need more, you know, please let me know so you
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know I'm not there. I can afford food. This month
thanks in part to that donation. But you know what
I'm saying. So I'm very blessed, and my life with
Ember is very blessed and very charmed, and our exercise
that we do and our journeys to the park. And
she turns ten in two and a half weeks November fifteenth,
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and I realize that as she's aging, that's going to change.
So last not I really worried about that. I think
we all worry about unknown change, which is why Trump
worries us so much, because he's an unknown. He doesn't
behave like any other president has ever behaved. And I
don't think that would upset Maga to say that. I
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don't think it would upset anyone. I think it's just
a fact in evidence. And so I think we worry
a lot because we don't know what's going to happen,
and that fear of the unknown is what really makes
us not be able to focus on how good things
are right now. I make the maximum I can make
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We're getting more and more people watching every day live.
It used to be like five or ten, now it's
up to twenty five. I'll take that growth. So I
was thinking about the real culprits of this health scandal
that's going on, and snap. The pure culprit there is Congress.
That's the president who is off on his rainbow tour.
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I don't know if any of you saw a vita,
but he's off on his rainbow tour, and Zijingping was
not given him the flowers that he thought he was
going to get. In fact, after this big where he's
hailing a big there's no big win with the China meeting.
All they agreed to do was a truce. For a year.
That's it. In a trade war that Trump started, that's
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not a win, just like his Cambodia Thailand thing not
a win. He keeps acting like he did a video yesterday.
I know I said I'm going to talk about this,
but I do want to talk about healthcare and this
relates directly to it. He did a video yesterday where
he said his numbers are higher than ever. He's at
forty percent. It's one of the lowest approval ratings, and
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he's made maintained at forty percent, one of the lowest
approval ratings that there is. When they poll people about
the East Wing destruction, ninety five percent of Democrats are
upset about it, sixty percent of voters overall are upset
about it, and even in his own party, forty percent
of Republicans are against it, which is the highest anti
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Trump polling amongst Republicans that there's been. So this they
didn't fact check him there on Airport on air Force
one when he was disputing off I have the highest
rating numbers ever. The economy is the strongest economy in
the world, where everything's doing great. Prices are down, well,
beaf a little high, but everything else is down. Those
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are all lies. They're blatant lies. And I'm not saying
this to upset anybody, to piss off Mago or anything.
You can easily fact check what he's saying, and it's
a lie. In fact, Joe Rogan said it was a lie.
Laura Lumer said it was a lie. Marjorie Taylor Green
(09:04):
has said it's all lies. And Josh Howley, whom I
gadar blips on along with that, Madison Cawfield maybe they're
having the fair anyway, and Marjorie Taylor Green about healthcare,
they're both furious. And about Snap, they're both furious. And
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other Republicans are now getting angry at this, and so
with Snap, there's no one to blame but Congress. This
is on them. They funded it, They should fund it
and keep it out of the part of the budget
that is affected. You should not starve people ever like
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ever and TikTok I could show you video after video
of mothers and of children saying they don't know how
they're going to eat that month. If you know someone
being cut off SNAP, please give them food in community.
I would ask you today or tomorrow, would you please
please donate to a food bank, either cash or food.
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They say for every dollar you'd give, it's four meals.
Please give to a food bank. I dropped off some
food yesterday after this donation from the show. I spent
fifty dollars on food and brought it to the local
I need you to do that too, Okay, I need
you to donate today to food banks. But the real
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culprit of the healthcare scandal isn't really Congress, because all
they're talking about are extending out Obamacare. God, I'm sorry,
my mind is blanking it so full of everything. Subsidies
that they were giving during COVID and such because people
weren't working at all, and without them. They've posted the
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new prices on average, one's going to go up fifty percent,
twenty five to fifty percent. Some are going to go
up one hundred to two hundred percent, And of course
it's the poorest of the poor that doesn't have it.
So who's the real culprit there? Well, there's two. First
of all, there's Congress for not allowing us to have
Medicare for all. Okay, that's but that's been a long,
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my whole life kind of problem. Okay, you know, I
can't even imagine if I'd have had healthcare in my
twenties and thirties because we had Medicare for All. I mean,
I went without health care for so long. Y'all think
I see a lot of doctors now, it's because I
never saw any in my twenties and thirties.
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But so, first of all, Congress, Medicare for All. But
second of all, the health insurance companies. Health insurance companies
are making billions of dollars, even though they plead poverty.
They're making billions. They're not in it because they're altruistic.
These are publicly traded businesses. They are in business to
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make money, and they do. That's why Luigi shot the guy.
You know they are, and they do. And they could
easily lower their premiums, offer a basic plan for fifty
bucks a month. That just gets you, you know whatever.
They could come up with a solution, the healthcare companies,
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but all they care about is their profits. It's like
Walmart is putting pressure on senators to make sure Snap
goes through. You know why, because Walmart's business was fifty
billion dollars last year of Snap money. And I don't
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mean snap, I got the power Rhythm as a Danza.
I mean, you know, Snap, fifty billion dollars of Walmart's proceeds,
profits whatever were from Snap or their sales were from Snap,
which I don't even get how that is because it's
not even a fifty billion dollar program, but that's what
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they said the number was. So the real villain here
are the healthcare companies, and Congress Congress needs to use
this to rally the people to get health care for
all using Medicare. We already own an insurance company. So
that's what Congress should be doing right now is saying, look,
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we're gonna but they won't because healthcare companies give them
millions of dollars. And so because healthcare companies and they look,
why aren't the healthcare drug companies taking off all drug
ads right now and reducing drug prices. They spend millions
in advertising. We don't need it. Only your doctor needs
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to know about new drugs. You don't. They could cancel
all advertising and lower prices, but they don't. You know,
I don't blame doctors and hospitals. They're getting nickelin by
the insurance company. If they build them ten thousand dollars
and then they get a payment of like one thousand dollars,
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So I don't blame them. It is the insurance companies
and Congress that are causing this problem and people are
getting caught in it a country. You know, Trump keeps
saying make America great again. You know what would make
our country great is if we fed everybody that was
hungry and took care of everyone's health. That would make
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our country great. If we fed every hungry person and
made sure every person had access to healthcare. I don't
care about their immigration status, by the way, I don't
If you're sick and there is technology to help you
or medicines to help you, as a human being, you
are worthy period. Now look, I know the Dutch are
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in the middle of this election and they're probably going
to elect a centrist liberal, But what are their big
issues in the Netherlands? Immigration asylum and immigration and health care?
Cost and cost of living, cost of housing, buying a
house and renting a house. How is it every country
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is having the same problems? How is that? How is
it every country is having the problem of paying for
health care too many immigrants, and you know, rents and
houses being unaffordable. That sounds like greed to me. You
know that sounds like greed. So greed is the biggest
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problem of the day. You know, grocery store, the FAA,
the workers, you know, the tower workers aren't getting paid,
so airlines are feeding them. I'm not making this up.
Airlines are giving food to the workers at the airports
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who are not getting paid. That's great, but it's also disgusting.
I just heard today that in Vidia, makers of stuff
that's here in my laptop, became a five trillion with
a T an amount. You can't even imagine a five
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trillion dollar company. Elon Musk is set to become a
trillionaire with a t. You know Donald Trump's net worth
if you listen to him, He's a billionaire. A billionaire.
President is sitting by while people in his country, his constituents,
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his people go hungry and without medical care. And it's
okay with him, It's okay with the millionaire Stephen Miller,
it's okay with every millionaire in Congress and the Senate.
That the poorest of the poor go without food and
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go without health care. That's not a great nation. We're
not a great nation based on those two metrics right there.
The fact that we're not going to feed everybody who's hungry,
and that we hold food and healthcare hostage. How do
the Democrats and Republicans even have these two programs to
play with? Why would those two programs ever be in
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play A program that feeds people and subsidies that help
people get health insurance? Why would those ever be unfunded
or on the chopping block? Because we're cruel. America has
become a cruel, cruel country, It really has. It's because
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we mentioned senior health yesterday and how we don't have
You know that twenty five percent of Americans are now
caregivers and they're not making it financially and psychologically. They're buckling,
and we have nothing in the We're cruel. We idolize
the wealthy. That's one of my topics. I have a
(18:09):
topic coming up, why I'm sick of the white lotus.
We idolize the wealthy. We fond over expensive things on
social media. Oh show me the private plane, and yet
people are starving and going without health care. We are
not a great nation because of those two metrics right there.
One American being hungry means we're not a great nation.
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Just one if one child and I don't want to
hear your excuses. Oh what about illegals? If one illegal
goes to bed hungry, we're not a great nation because
great nations have compassion and put human life above all else.
Health Care and food, those should be rights. You know,
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we're going to be talking about animal rights later. Health
Care and food should be a right. Just by being born,
you should be entitled to it. Animals are Animals are
entitled to food, although we're taking that away, but by
being born, they get to go eat other animals their birthright.
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So I hold Congress and the healthcare companies responsible for
what's happening in our nation right now. For the government shutdown.
Healthcare companies could just say, you know what, we're going
to lower our premium so you don't need subsidies. No,
that would cut into their bottom line, you know, that
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would just you know, Congress would never dream of giving
us medicare for all, says Sandy. My church and I
give fifty large bags of groceries every week, and Heyward,
good for you. Yes. His meeting with the Japanese Prime
minister was tone deaf and clueless and embarrassing. It really was,
uh yep, yep. It certainly was. There is no excuse
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for anyone going hungry, and the richest country in the world,
I agree, I agree, Yes, accountability, yes, yes, I know
you say that's extreme, but one person going hungry is
a blight seeing Rome. That's how the Romans thought. You
attacked one Roman anywhere in the world, and the might
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of all of Rome would come down upon you. By
attacking just one Roman, one American going hungry means there
is no system in place to help feed the hungry.
So that's a failure. Everybody should have access to food period,
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like just period. And so yeah, one person going hungry
is a blight on us all it really is. And
that's how we need to think. That's how Mandela thought.
That's how Mother Teresa thought. One person suffering was one
person too many. One hungry person is one hungry person
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too many, because it means we don't have a system
set up to help them get food. All right, when
we come back, Oh, the most mispronounced words I found
this story hysterical. People do not know how to pronounce anything.
Ask the President to say, as to the minifin go ahead,
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no show side looking forever all right, So as we
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know the President can't pronounce it to the minifit. But
there's a few other words on the list that every
year they come out with like the most mispronounced words,
And I had to laugh. I thought, boy, we're stupid.
I really, you know, some people are just idiots. So
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what are some of the most mispronounced words? Well, in Nevada,
it's macab m A c A b r E. You
would be amazed how many people say macabre. It's macab
like corn on the cob. Macab. Can any of you
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guess what the most mispronounced word in the United States is.
Anyone in the chat room, what do you think is
the most mispronounced word in the United States. I'll give
you some of the others based on searches on how
to pronounce words. Number twelve h O z I E R.
He's a singer. He just sang with Barbara Streisand do
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you know how to say his name? H O z
I E R. I'll tell you when I come back.
Number eleven is ridiculous, super califragilistic, xpialidocious. Who doesn't know
how to say that? Number ten p r I M
E v a L meaning prehistoric p R I M
e v A L. How do you pronounce that number nine?
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P A c z k I? How do you pronounce
that number eight? C h A R c U t
E r I E meaning a plate of cheese? Basically,
how do you pronounce that A O I F E eve?
And I would have to guess at that one? Oh?
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Number six is a pet peeve of mine? N I
c h E. How do you pronounce that number five
is a doggie? D A s c h u n d.
I'm sorry d A c h s u n d yes.
How do you pronounce that number four is a country?
Q u A I'm not no, there's no u q
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A t r. How do you pronounce that? It's been
in the news a lot. Number three is one of
those bowls A C A I. How do you pronounce
that number two? W O R c E S T
E R s h I r E sauce? You know
that sauce? How do you pronounce it? How do you
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pronounce that sauce? And the number one? The number one
G y r O. I so get so sick of
hearing people mispronounce that. So number twelve is Hosier. That's
how you pronounce his name Hosier h O z e
e e R Hozier with a h O capital ho
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ho Housier honey. Number eleven. We know super cali fragilistic, xbalidocious,
even though the sound of it is always glydeuptros is.
If you say it loud enough, you'll always supercocious, superclid
fragilistic xbala docious. There were over twenty five thousand searches
of how to say that word. Number ten is prime evil.
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That's how you say it, prime evil with a E
E M E E prime evil me prime evil. Number
nine p A c z k I punch key. I
would have never known that was pronounced paunch key, punch
k p o O n c h k e E
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for p A c z k I punch key. Number eight,
shark qterie, honey shark quterie, girl number seven A O
I F E EA. I did not know. That's how
you would say that. I would have said, I don't know.
I don't know what I would have said. I would
have asked, if that's someone's name, number six N I
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c h G. Oh my god, so many people don't
know that it's niche and E E S E S
h niche. It's not niche. It's not nich a, it's niche.
Number five dos hund doshund. That's how you say it,
dos hund h u n d not do s und
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dos hund. Number four q A t a r qatar qatar.
You can also say cutter if you want, but it's
qatar cu kh tar kutar. Number three A c a
I A sai, a site. You know how to say it,
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A site. Number two woos to shear w u s
s wooster shear. And number one, which I know how
to pronounce, yero g y r oh is yero. It's
not a giro or a giro. It's a yero y
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e e r o h. Isn't that something? Nuclear? Also
drives me crazy. People don't know how to say nuclear.
I don't even know what oh, no nukele, I don't
even know how they mispronounce it nuclear. It's nuclear. My
name is Corel, not Carol, Coral, caral nuclear. And Macob
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is number forty two, but it's number one in Nevada. Macabre.
I've heard people say Micabre, Oh, that's Micabre. The hell
is that? A new drag Queen Micabre? It's like, no,
it's macabre, like corn on the cob with a in
front macob. You know. He used to drive Andrew crazy
and it's politically incorrect because it's just a regional thing.
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Andrew hates when people say acts a X for ask
Whitney Houston did drove him crazy. He's like, it's ask ask,
not AX, and I would all but that's just a
regional or ethnic thing. It's not you know, I don't
care learn it. It's ask. Oh, it would drive him crazy.
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A library it's library libray, not library with a like
Berry's Prairie not Berry Library. People say library, it's not
the library. Where were you again? You know the library.
It's not like a new berry that you eat, Like,
do you make library pie? Could I have some library pie?
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Is it delicious that library pie? Yes? A lot of
people say acts AX for ask ask drives me crazy,
drives me crazy. Used to correct people left and right,
and then I just realized, well, partially it's a black thing,
and you know, it's racist to call that out because
it is a black thing. Black people say acts. I
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don't know why, and they're not ignorant. Whitney Houston was
not ignorant. Well, she ended up faced on the bathtub
on drugs. That's not a smart person. But anyway, we'll
be back. Why I'm sick of the white lotus? And
when animals speak, will we listen? And more importantly, will
we change what we do to them? Talk about it?
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Oh okay, I'm chewing because I ran late today. I
didn't get to have my coco and I got a
pine nut cookie from Madhouse Coffee. It's Italian piniola. I
think it's called it's got bars a pan in the middle,
and coated and pine nuts which are like forty dollars
a pound they are in the store, they're like thirty
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five dollars a pound. But now that I know how
they get them, I can see why. Okay, So a
lot of people are still doing mispronounced words in the
chat room because a lot of them drive us crazy.
February with an R. Library not library, Salmon not salmon,
what it's salmon? So yeah, the same people who can't
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afford to see a doctor when they're sick. Welcome to America.
Yeah exactly. Oh yeah. And pictures pick chures, pick with
a C, pick chairs, not pictures with a tea first,
pick chures. It's amazing we have to say these things,
like shows how failing our school system is, doesn't it.
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People don't how to pronounce words because they don't talk.
They text, they don't call people on the phone anymore,
they don't talk a lot in public. How are they
gonna pronounce words if they don't use them?
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All?
Speaker 4 (32:18):
Right? This goes to one of our themes today. So
I saw an advertisement that the New White Lotus is
going to be filming in Paris at a very swanky
four seasons, probably the one I stayed at when I
was back in the two thousands. The George sank I
don't know where they're filming, but they're filming at a
swanky place in Paris. And I looked out and I said,
you know what, I am fricking sick to death of
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the white Lotus. Just like the other day online they
gave a tour of this custom plane or you know,
a big seven thirty seven that had like it was
an all first class plane. Some company is launching an
all first class service plane. And everyone was like, oh,
look at how nice those seats are. Look at the
(33:02):
look at everything. It's so nice. It's so nice. I
am getting really sick on social media on television of
idolizing the fucking rich. I am I'm done with it,
you know what. I don't want to see how the
rich can fly. When they're talking about putting in standing
seats back in coach. Have you heard about this, the
(33:23):
standing seats? Have you heard? I'm sure you have. And
they're gonna make them double layered like this, and you'll
have a little like a like a ride at an
amusement park. You'll have a little thing in the middle
where your crotch goes. But standing seats for shorter flights,
and they can pack more people in there and get
(33:44):
more money. Oh but it'll be cheaper, you know what.
SO would like fucking fly in us like cattle. I
am sick to death. Oh I don't are you gonna
throw up? Member? Oh? I hope not. She got she
had a remadial and it can upset her stomach. I
gave it to her with food, but I don't want
her to be sick anyway. So I'm really sick to
(34:07):
death of seeing how they're like the Kardashians. I could
give I mean, I could throw someone from my six
hundred pound life. Further than I care about the frickin
Kardashians or what they're doing, or the shawls of Sunset
or all these real estate shows selling million dollar homes,
I could care less. Why are we idolizing the rich.
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We should be taking their money. We should be demanding
that airlines not treat us poorly and put us in
horribly uncomfortable seats. That's why there's so many freaking flights
on planes now, Because planes are uncomfortable, they're loud, they're crowded.
They're not a fun experience unless you're in business or
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first this classism now it's getting out of control, and
so watching The White Lotus about all the pretty p
people with all their pretty problems and how messed up
all the pretty people are just like everybody else. No,
they're more messed up. Rich people are far worse than
non rich people when it comes to the amount of
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messed up they are, because you have to be pretty
fucked up to make a billion dollars, you have to
have been mean to a whole lot of people, and
to keep a billion dollars, you've really got to be
a mess Otherwise you would go out and help everybody
you could. I am so sick of it. I am
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so you know, and the Yoh, the Bachelor. I'm sick
of those shows too. You know, they're trying to rethink
same sex marriage, and yet marriage is a freaking game
show like The Senior Bachelor where these women all fight
over this guy. How caddy? How fuck? I'm sick of it?
Aren't you coming up next? When animals can talk?
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Know, all right. So I read a very interesting article
yesterday that I wanted to share with you because it
brings up so many topics all at once. As you
all know, I am a vegan, and I respect animals
now even more than ever. Like the monkeys. Don't you
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feel horrible about these monkeys. They were on their way
from some labs somewhere and the truck overturned and the
monkeys escaped, And they said they were killing the monkeys
because they were aggressive. Well, you think they've never been
outside of a lab, They've never seen grass. They just
got involved in a major truck accident where their truck
turned over. They're relatively intelligent monkeys. These reesist monkeys. You
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think they'd be a little upset. And three of them
are still on the loose, and they may be infected
with some horrible disease. It is just right out of
a science fiction movie. Anyone see Contagion? Hello? So knowing
that they are killing those monkeys, it hurt my soul.
It hurt my heart, It really did. I'm like, these
monkeys did nothing wrong. Why are they getting a death penalty?
(37:33):
They did nothing wrong, They were you know, we just
treat animals like we were here to rule over them. Well,
that all could change very soon. AI is decoding what
wales say to each other they say. Could this be
a turning point in the push for their rights? The
(37:54):
Cetacean Translation Initiative is using artificial intelligence to help understand
sperm whale communication. Lawyers think that discoveries could galvanize the
world to recognize whales legal rights. For centuries, humans have
drawn a line between themselves and other species, initially claiming
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that other animals couldn't feel pain. We said that before
science proved that they could. Then the argument shifted animals
lacked consciousness or the ability to think in complex ways.
That too fell apart under mounting evidence. Now, a final
frontier language, the belief that only humans possess it, is
(38:38):
about to fall. With the help of AI, robots and robotics,
and new recording technologies, scientists are edging closer to decoding
the vocalizations of elephants, whales, and other animals, drawing the
world closer to the error of interspecies communication. Marine Biologistsvid
(39:00):
Gruber is at the forefront. In twenty twenty, he founded
the Cetacean Translation Initiative Project SETI, a nonprofit that listens
to and translates the voices of sperm whales. Known as
the animal of superlatives, sperm whales are deep diving matrilineal
giants with the largest brains on Earth. They are very
(39:23):
striking to humans. Over the years, they have become well
known in whale circles as the most intelligent species. Now
what have we learned so far? Well, here we have
their alphabet. We already know their alphabet, We already know
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their inflections. We know that sperm whales from one region
have different accents and dialects in their clicks than sperm
whales from other regions. So we know that, just like humans,
their clicks and speaking is regional. Now, the more we
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understand this, okay, they've used, they've got okay. So, using
drones on will sensors and hydrophones, they record sperm whal's
communications known as codas rhythmic burst of clicks produced when
air is pushed through their nasal passages and over their
phonic lips in their heads. The recordings are then fed
into custom built models think about it as chat GPT
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for wales to help research identify patterns. They've already analyzed
thousands of codas, uncovering a sperm whale alphabet, finding that
click patterns shift with conversational context, and learning that codas
carry social meaning. All of these point to a complexity
of communication far greater than we had ever imagined. They
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even have dialects like a Texan versus a New Yorker.
So now they're asking a very important question. First of all,
can you imagine when we start having to understand them
what they're going to be saying. They aren't going to
be nice about us. They're probably gonna begging for their lives.
I mean, really, they're probably going to be angry at
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humans and begging for their lives, and won't that be sad?
But more importantly, once we know they can communicate, it
will be time to grant them the same rights that
humans have. Now. Look, I know we're not great on
human rights, but whales have a right to the ocean.
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They have a right to the food in the ocean.
They have a right to us, not overfishing, polluting and
killing the ocean. And they'll tell us so once we
can fully understand them. Elephants have a right. They have
a right to their land, they have a right to
(41:58):
their food. They have have rights, And as a vegan,
I've never understood this more clearly in my life. We
have it all wrong, our relations with animals based partially
on that ridiculous work of fiction the Bible. Man has
dominion over animals. No, it doesn't. That was some ridiculous
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fuck from the second century. You know, they are not
ours to kill, to abuse, to deny, to take away
their habitat because they know, they understand. Just because we
can't understand them doesn't mean that they don't understand what
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we're doing. And I fully believe it's why some animals
attack humans. They see us as a threat, as the enemy.
So once, what do you think animals are gonna say?
I think they're gonna say help? What do you think
they're gonna say? I'm serious? Put your comments down below.
We are two years, they say, two years away from
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being able to understand elephants and whales, two years before
twenty thirty, we may be having conversations with whales and
elephants and other animals. Can you imagine? Can you imagine?
And dolphins? You know in Jamaica they save some dolphins
by putting them in people's pools. The dolphins washed up
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in the high tides and the storms and everything, and
they put them in the pools. What do you think
animals will say once we can understand them, because they're
saying it now, we just can't understand it. But AI
is helping us. What do you really believe the whales
are gonna say? What are they saying? How Star Trek
is this member Star Trek and there's a comment coming
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towards us right now. I fully believe it's gonna come
here and ask to speak to a whale, and if
a whale doesn't answer because it's extinct, it's gonna kill
the whole planet, just like in Star Trek. What do
you think what do you think animals are going to say?
I don't think it's going to be nice when we
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finally understand animals. I don't think they're gonna have kind
words for us. You know, someone says, I want to
talk to a blue whale and an elephant. Who doesn't
you know who doesn't Yeah, the monkeys. I'm so upset
about the monkeys being having had escaped from an overturned truck,
(44:27):
slaughtered for no reason, and now there's three missing, and
when they find them, they're going to kill them. And
I saw one he was just sitting out there in
the grass. He had never seen grass before. He's sitting
out there being a monkey in the grass, and boom,
how terrible. I don't think animals are going to take
Kandy does when they can talk, when they can talk
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to us, I think their number one question will be
why why have you been doing this to us? Whales
are going to be like, why do you harpoon us?
You know why? It's like blue crabs, do you know?
Most medicine exists because of the blue blood of a crab,
an ancient crab. Not making this up. Most medicine that
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we take would not exist without the blue blood of
a horseshoe crab. Horseshoe crabs are ancient and without their
blood we wouldn't be able to test most pharmaceuticals. However,
we now have a way with AI and other substances
to do it without their blood. But we literally have
(45:35):
depleted the world's horseshoe crab population to drain their blood
to test our medicines horseshoe crabs. I bet a lot
of you did not know that, and there is subsequently
a horseshoe crab shortage because we've been draining all their
blood and now we don't have to. Can you imagine
(45:57):
if they could talk? What do you think? I think
animal's biggest thing is they're gonna say why I don't
know about dogs? Do I really? You know? Yes, I
think they'll say, please stop hurting us, like with dogs.
I kind of joke. I don't want to know what
ever is thinking. I do, though, but it's sad. There's
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a human at the park who has not trained his
cane corso, his cane court. In fact, he hits it.
His cane corso killed another dog, and now there's going
to be a hearing to see if they should put
down the cane corso. No, put down the owner, take
the dog and rehabilitate it. It only did it because
it's not trained, because it's abused by the owner. Take
(46:40):
it away from the person. Oh but it's been labeled aggressive,
so If the animal control labels a dog aggressive, they
put it down. What about people? Half of Maga is aggressive?
Everyone on January sixth was aggressive. We didn't put them down.
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You see what I mean. We don't extend the same
courtesy to animals that we do to humans. And I
hope that once we learn what they're saying, which we're
getting close to, but that will change. At least we
can hope, right, we can hope. I really I want
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to see your comments. I want to see what you
think they're gonna say. Other than help or please stop
hurting us. I think they're gonna tell us off. Maybe
they'll maybe they have insights that whales. There's a whale
I found out today that lives two hundred years, two
hundred years. Can you imagine the insight, wisdom, and knowledge
(47:45):
from a creature that lives two hundred years? But will
we listen? You know? Will we I know that sounds weird,
but will we even listen? If we can find a
way to communicate with animals, will we even hear what
they have to say? Or will we discount it? Well,
(48:07):
they're just an elephant, They're just a whale. What are they?
What do they know? They know enough to not use
social media. They've existed for thousands of years without Bill
Gates or without you know, Mark Zuckerberg. An elephant smart
enough to not use Facebook. Whales are smart enough to
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not pollute their own environment. Are we? Animals are smart
enough to not kill the planet they live on? Are we?
So when it comes down to it, I think we're
going to find out that some animals are actually smarter
than humans. How many of you think that once we
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can communicate with the animals, how many of you think
I think we're going to find animals that are actually
smarter than we are, that know more about certain things
than we do. I, for one, think that's gonna happen.
So this is very exciting technology. This is a good
use of AI speaking to animals, and I, you know,
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remembering up where the dogs all had callers and you
could hear what they were saying. I don't know that
I want to go that far, because what if your
dog told you off? What if your dog doesn't like you?
What if you get a collar for your dog that
allows you to hear what it's thinking, and all it
says all day is how much it doesn't like you.
Wouldn't that be terrible? Oh my god? Oh all right,
what's going on in the chat room. Those in the
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ocean would be more concerned about pollution. Yes, I agree,
I fully agree. Yep, I fully agree. I think that's
going to be their number one thing when we can
understand whales. Why are you destroying the ocean? Why are
you killing us, pulling us out of the ocean and
destroying it. Why are you taking our food? We've been
(49:59):
in this social millions of years eating this food. Why
are you suddenly now taking all of it? Why aren't
you sharing? Why are you so selfish? I think that's
gonna be the overall sentiment of all animals. Why are
humans so selfish? Oh? Because it says in the Bible
(50:22):
that you know, we have dominion over you. A whale
is going to look and say the what see, animals
don't have religion? Isn't that fabulous? Animals don't have religion.
They don't need it. They don't need it because they
already know the eternal truths. Live, take care of where
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you live. Don't kill more than you need to eat,
you know, don't over over over tax your area. You know,
form family bonds, Take care of your family. Animals already
get it right. They don't need a deity to tell them,
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and some might even be able to tell us of
aliens have been here before. Imagine talking to an octopus.
They're very smooth. Oh can you imagine talking to an
octopus that would I want to talk to because I
think they're aliens. All right? When we come back. The
new Michelin starbook is out.
Speaker 3 (51:44):
Now, we show side.
Speaker 4 (51:59):
You know, I love fine dining. Me and Steve were
talking one day about what is your thing? He loves cologne,
and I told you on the show, I asked you, guys,
what your thing was for the comments down below, but
no one seems to comment down below. No one cares
enough to get us up on the algorithm. As long
as there's no comments below my videos, the algorithm's not
going to pick us up. So there's just there's that,
(52:20):
and that is what that is. I can't beg you
every day. Please comment, please please, the algorithm is ignoring us.
Please comment and like and comment and like. I'm sorry,
I get I just can't beg like that every day.
And I know the people that do are the successful ones,
the ones that are every other word subscribe and like
and leave a comment. I can't do that. I come
from radio where I want to talk about other things
(52:42):
than you leaving a comment or liking or subscribing. But
I love fine dining. I do. I adore it, I
really adore it. But I don't like over fine dining.
And what I mean by that is I like to
eat food. So when I go to some of these
really fine dining restaurants and they serve you a plate
(53:06):
that's fourteen feet wide with two inches of food in
the middle, that's all dressed up, and they have to,
like read out of a book what it is. Here
we have sea foam with algae on top of the
root of a kunterberry tree, sauteed in butter from a
yak you know, I mean, yeah, no, just you know,
(53:28):
serve me the macaroni hunt. So when I saw the
new Michelin Star book was out, I thought, why do
we even pay attention to these? How many of you
know the history of the Michelin Star. I know you've
heard the term. I know when you go to a restaurant,
you've heard of the double Michelin Star chef. How many
(53:48):
of you know where it started? Any of you do
any of you know where the Michelin Star guide Book
started anybody, because now you would think of started by
like some French fine cuisine person who was searching for
the ultimate macaroon or whatever. Nope, it was literally, and
(54:12):
I mean literally literally started by the Michelin tire company.
I am making that up. The Micheline brothers. They were brothers,
so back in the day they were in France. By
the way, the Micheline brothers wanted to sell tires, so
(54:34):
they needed people to wear out their tires. So how
do you get people to wear out their tires by driving?
So they went around and found restaurants that they thought
were great restaurants, and they gave them a place in
(54:54):
their Michelin guide Book and a star and that. Then
they published this book and gave it to people who
bought their tires, and then the people would go drive
on road trips to find these restaurants. It was all
started to market tires. That's how the Michelin Star Handbook
(55:20):
came to be by the Michelin Tire company deciding they
wanted people to drive more, so they would highlight restaurants
that people would then have to drive to Okay. Now,
over the years it has evolved into if you have
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a Michelin Star, you're an innovative chef, you're a you
know whatever. Could I tell you I've eaten at, probably
in my lifetime, one hundred Michelin Star chef restaurants, and
can I tell you eighty of them were crap, just crap.
You know. I don't like these chefs that get all
(56:02):
caught up in a the plating, I mean nice plating
is nice, but you know, and b using, you know,
esoteric ingredients and even at Crossroads Kitchen, where I'm probably
gonna go for my birthday, although I'm Genie from the
Park wants to take me to high tea at the Walldorf,
but then I could go to dinner at the at
the Crossroads kitchen, Like when they serve pumpkin blossoms, stuffed
(56:30):
pumpkin blossoms, it's fine, you know, it's it's okay. A
pork stuff bun from Chef Kenny's, you know, vegan pork
stuff bun from Chef Kenny's is actually better, but it's fine,
It's okay. So yeah, the Michelin Star handbook is out.
You can see if one of your favorite restaurants made
(56:51):
the cut if it's got a Michelin Star, and God,
a Michelin star can up a chef's credibility, can bring
in hundreds of thousands for the restaurant from a tire company,
a tire company. Dember is moaning a lot down there.
I'm worried. See, I worry about ramadill. It's a non
steroidal anti inflammatory like ibuprofen, but for dogs, those things
(57:14):
can rip up your internal organs. Ibuprofen is not good
for you. Don't take a lot of it. It's not
good for you. It can rip up your intestines, rip
up your stomach, rip up your intestines, cause liver damage,
kidney problems, kidney not liver kidney problems. So yeah, so
she's basically on a drug that could give her a
(57:35):
kidney problem, cause her to vomit, give her a gut bleed. Yeah,
I hate I hate that. Just hope it makes her
arm feel better. All right, I'll be back on Monday.
I'm going to be here next week Monday and Tuesday,
and then Wednesday, Thursday, Friday. I'm taking of a little
birthday vacation. So you know, my birthday is a week
from tomorrow. Tomorrow's Halloween. If you're celebrating, be safe. A
(58:00):
lot of scary stuff in the world. You don't even
need to dress up. I thought about dressing up like Ice,
but that would be in poor taste because I'm sure
you go to a thrift store and get stuff that
makes you look like Ice because God knows they are
cover your face, and you know, I'll cover my face.
And do I know a Mexican like you know what
(58:21):
a terrible costume. Someone with Bill Maher would do that,
dress like Ice and be chasing a Mexican. But tomorrow
is Halloween. I don't know if you're going as anything.
If you are, Steve's going as Fabio, it's hysterical. Oh
my god, he got a wig, he got a shirt
that has all these pecks and everything. It's hysterical. He
made me laugh. So we FaceTime this week and he
(58:43):
was in the house just laughed. So good for him.
All right, I am kral be who you want to be,
So to hurt anybody, have a wonderful Halloween, a safe weekend.
I'll be back Monday, Tuesday, and then off Wednesday, Thursday, Friday.
Now I can tell you go ahead and comment. I
asked for your comments on several things. What do you
think animals are going to say to us? Who you
(59:04):
think the real culprits of the healthcare scandal are?
Speaker 6 (59:08):
What?
Speaker 4 (59:08):
Else? Did I ask you?
Speaker 3 (59:10):
Uh?
Speaker 4 (59:10):
Why? I'm sick of white lotus? Yeah? Are you sick
of seeing all the rich stuff too? Is it just me?
Is it just envy? Do I am? I just envious?
I mean that's fair if I am. But I'm tired
of seeing how comfortable and plush and fabulous being riches?
What only point five percent of us are rich? What
about the other ninety nine point ninety five percent of us?
(59:33):
What about that? Ah? See you on money the other one?
Thanks all you shattered? Thank you think you think you?
Speaker 2 (59:41):
Thank you?
Speaker 4 (59:43):
Now to finish my.
Speaker 5 (59:44):
Plain, It's broadcasting from a completely different point of view yours.
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