September 30, 2025 • 30 mins
America’s Societal Meltdown Explained | Karel Cast 25-122
Are we living in the most triggered era in American history? From outrage over a simple cotton plant in a hotel hallway to MAGA backlash against Bad Bunny performing at the Super Bowl halftime show, the culture wars never stop. Add in mass sho0tings at churches and politicians calling for more armed police, and you start to see a disturbing pattern: America has become addicted to being offended.
In this episode of The Karel Cast, Karel dives into the nonstop outrage cycle—how people are constantly looking for reasons to be offended, and how social media algorithms feed the fire. From hypocrisy around faith and firearms to ignorance about Puerto Rico being part of the U.S., it’s a wild ride through the landscape of modern American “trigger culture.”
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Are we living in the most triggered era in American history? From outrage over a simple cotton plant in a hotel hallway to MAGA backlash against Bad Bunny performing at the Super Bowl halftime show, the culture wars never stop. Add in mass sho0tings at churches and politicians calling for more armed police, and you start to see a disturbing pattern: America has become addicted to being offended.
In this episode of The Karel Cast, Karel dives into the nonstop outrage cycle—how people are constantly looking for reasons to be offended, and how social media algorithms feed the fire. From hypocrisy around faith and firearms to ignorance about Puerto Rico being part of the U.S., it’s a wild ride through the landscape of modern American “trigger culture.”
👉 Support the show on Patreon: patreon.com/reallykarel
👉 Subscribe for new episodes: youtube.com/reallykarel
🎧 Listen on Apple Music, iHeart, Spotify, Spreaker, and more.
📺 Watch daily content on TikTok & Instagram.
Karel is a groundbreaking broadcaster and entertainer based in Las Vegas, joined by his service dog Ember.
#KarelCast, #TriggeredAmerica, #CultureWars, #BadBunny, #SuperBowlHalftime, #MAGA, #OutrageCulture, #TriggeredMuch, #GunViolence, #FaithAndFirearms, #PuertoRico, #AmericanPolitics, #SocialMediaOutrage, #KarenBass, #ChurchShootings, #LasVegasPodcast, #PoliticalCommentary, #EntertainmentNews, #ViralOutrage, #USCulture
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Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-karel-cast--1368295/support.
The Karel Cast is supported by your donations at patreon.com/reallykarel and streams live Monday–Thursday at 10:30am PST. Available on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Apple Music, Spotify, iHeart Media, Spreaker, and all major platforms.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Time is here. No time to fear. Corilla is so
(00:04):
near because show time is here.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
So on with the show.
Speaker 1 (00:08):
Let's give it a go. Corilla is the one that
you need to know.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
Now, it's show.
Speaker 4 (00:17):
Time America, America. When did you become so triggered? We
are going to talk about that on.
Speaker 2 (00:35):
Today's Correll cas can so much more so join us
on this whirlwind cavalcade, uncensored, unfiltered, fun hinged.
Speaker 1 (00:49):
It's the Corral Cast.
Speaker 2 (00:51):
Listen daily on your favorite streaming service and the crowd Cast.
I am Carrel, so very glad you are joining us. Well,
you know, I have a friend in the military. We've
been friends almost twenty three years, and you know he's
(01:13):
a level headed guy, but he and he's a career
military and he loved this Hegeberger or whatever his name
is speech. And I just told him right before we
went on air, when he said, oh, it was a
great speech. Trump should have just stopped, but this is
what the military needs to be. And I just said,
I won't comment on this because you won't like it,
but let's just say Himmler and Goebbels would be proud,
(01:34):
as would Herring or Hitler or any other want to
be dictator. Today's events were scary, they were frightening. Anyone
that thinks what happened today was a good thing isn't
paying attention, isn't a student of history. I don't know
why my friend Eric can't see that. I really don't.
I don't know why, but he can't. And so I
(01:59):
am not going to convince him, obviously with anything that
I might say. So I've just given up. I've given
up on the cause of trying to convince people about
things they're not going to believe. You know, because we
live in a country of America the triggered. Everybody is triggered,
everybody is ready to fight, everybody is divided, and it's
(02:23):
just it's getting very, very bad. It's getting dark in here,
and it is the I watch the speech on the BBC.
They compared the speech to something a dictatorship would in
fact put forth both Hegeberger and and Trump, and so
(02:43):
it really just depends, you know, I'm not going to
be triggered about it. I'm just going to tell you
it really depends on your view of America, and it
really depends on where you want America to go. I mean,
it's just it's that simple. And those of lesser intelligence
will think what's going on is fine or supported. Some
(03:08):
people with higher intelligence who have been waiting for an
authoritarian move will rejoice in it. And then there's those
who want to live in a harmonious, peaceful existence, of progress,
of peace, who will be very frightened by it all.
(03:29):
And you know, we are a nation triggered, that's what
we are. And everyone triggers so easily.
Speaker 3 (03:36):
You know.
Speaker 2 (03:38):
I'll give you some examples. Selena Serena Williams, the tennis
player African American trailblazer. Incredible woman could probably kick my
ass because she has built like a brick shit house.
My mom and dad used to say, and which is
the only kind to build? Really? Why would you build
a crapper out of anything but a sturdy material? But
you know, the three little pigs taught us nothing right.
(04:00):
So she walked into a hallway of her hotel in
New York, and you know how hotels have flowers everywhere
and it's very pretty. Well, they had a vase and
they had a cotton plant in the vase with the
little cotton buds on it. She became apoplectic. She was
like black people don't need to be walking into a
(04:22):
hotel and seeing a cotton plant. I guess you know,
she still got the jump down, turnaround Piccabella cotton. I
guess she's still got that in her mind. And she,
of course thought it was a symbol of slavery and depression.
I'm like, it's a plant, it's cotton. It you wear it,
you know. I doubt every time she puts on something
(04:45):
made of cotton, if she throws it to the side
and says slavery, enslavemn cotton is evil. But to see
the plant in its raw form was just too much
for her. Put her over the edge. And now today
her husband is, you know, defending her. It's like, no, honey,
I love you, but no. First of all, black people
(05:08):
were used for more than picking cotton. Okay, they picked
other crops too, So you're gonna scream at a tomato
if they put an ear of corn out there, you know.
Second of all, I'm sure the person that picked out
this cotton plant just thought it was pretty. I don't
think for oh, well, they were probably white.
Speaker 1 (05:30):
No.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
I know plenty of black people who are not triggered
by the cotton plant. But yet there she was triggered.
You know why, because we are a triggered nation. You know,
that's just what we are. I don't know any black
listeners out there or viewers think that a cotton plant
(05:52):
shouldn't be displayed in a hotel. I'd love to hear
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Speaker 1 (06:13):
Show Time is here. No time to fear Correll is
so near because show time is here. So on with
the show. Let's give it a go. Correll is the
one that you need to know.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
And of course, yesterday's MAGA outrage of the day was
over someone that I like his persona. I like a
few of his songs that I've seen him perform. They're
very He did some that were very jazzy and very
like nineteen fifties, nineteen sixty nineteen fifties, nineteen forties, sort
(06:49):
of big bandy kind of thing. Reminded me very much
of Ricky Ricardo. I know that was a stereotype and
not a good one, but still it reminded me of that.
His name is bad Bunny, and I would be bad
with that bunny. Honey. He is Oh, he is so
this far fine. Okay, he is just cute as could be. Now.
He made news of late because he uh was not
(07:11):
He did a residency in Puerto Rico, where he's from,
and he wasn't going to make any stops in America
because he did not want any of his audience upset
by Ice, and he really believed that Ice would wait
outside of his concerts, which we know they probably would have.
So he said, I'm not going to America. Screw America.
I'm going to tour the rest of the world. Well,
(07:33):
he was named the super Bowl halftime performer. Okay. Now,
as I have long said, if they served the demographic
that watches the super Bowl, they would have country and
rock artist because that's who watches. Uh, But they're gonna
have a Latino artist. They're going to try to pull
in the Latino crowd. Maga lost their minds and to
(08:00):
show how stupid Maga is a lot of them were screaming,
how dare he He's not even an American? How come
we're having someone that's not even an American? Do the
super Bowl. Well, I hate to inform you about this, Maga,
but Puerto Rico is an American territory, so technically he's
(08:23):
an American. They don't have any seats in the Senate,
which they are contesting, but they are an American territory.
They're not a state. They're a territory like the Virgin Islands.
They're a territory. So he is American for lack of
a better word, He's Puerto Quan American. That's what he is.
(08:43):
So them being so triggered, he's not American. He's not American.
He's gonna sing songs that none of us are gonna understand.
First of all, I'll understand because you'll all blow Espanol.
Porque no doo? Porque non do is borquno to a
bla Espanol? Why why why do you not speak Spanish?
(09:06):
Is what I just said. Truly, burque borqueola spanol le
s you know, it's not hard, that's trying to think
of the word for easy, you know. So why don't
you speak at least a little Espanol? You should, but
you don't. But okay, I do, so I will understand everything.
(09:26):
Bad bunnies you know, going on about but more importantly,
so what if you don't, millions of Americans will there's
subtitles watching the captions, honey, but no, oh my god,
you know, oh yeah, doctor Willie Chew. In the chat
(09:46):
room at YouTube dot com, forward slash Wally Crell just said,
we picked sugarcane tobacco. Yes, tobacco was a big crop
that black people picked, a huge crop, probably bigger than cotton.
And when she sees cigarettes, does Selena Williams go into
a fit if someone's smoking a cigar? Does she melt down?
(10:09):
If someone put a tobacco plant in a planter? Would
she have a cow? Sugar came every time she sits
down at a table. So yeah, triggered. And then Maga
triggered over bad Bunny. Oh my god, are they triggered?
And of course they're blaming jay Z because you know,
jay Z's kind of in charge of the Super Bowl
(10:29):
talent because Apple is and jay Z has a deal
with Apple, so he's kind of, you know, in charge. Well,
what do you expect from jay Z and his liberal
They wanted to call him the N word. I mean,
Maga really wants to call black people the N word.
They just don't. Well, some of them do, but a
majority still try to. But they're triggered. Because all anybody
(10:54):
is today is triggered. And social media, the algorithm them,
is designed to trigger you. You know, if you watch
sixty minutes. There was a state governor on there this
last week and he said social media is a cancer.
There are so many of us, myself included, that say
social media is a cancer, and yet none of us
(11:15):
will stop using it. I have I don't log on anymore.
I post, but I don't log on. I'm so sick
of I logged onto X yesterday. It made me want
to leave America yesterday. I literally wanted to brush off
my passport and just get out. Yesterday because talk about
triggered the shooting at the church, the right is screaming
(11:39):
religion people are under attack. Karen bass in La says
we need to up security around churches. They're now talking
about bringing guns to church. Maga, let's bring our guns
to church. You know someone's gonna burst in. Let's have
a What do you think Jesus would say about guns
(12:00):
in or around church? First of all, this was a
man that said, if someone smacks you on one side
of the face, turn the other cheek. Also the number
one commandment thou shalt not kill. It doesn't say it's
okay to kill in self defense. It doesn't k say
(12:23):
thou shalt not kill. Sometimes it says thou shalt not kill.
It's pretty clear, more than gay, which is not in
the Ten Commandments, more than abortion not in the Ten Commandments,
Thou shalt not kill in the Ten Commandments. And they
(12:46):
want to bring guns to church? Why to kill? It
doesn't matter if the person they're killing is attacking them.
That's the Ten Commandments say thou shalt not kill. It
doesn't say except in self defense. There's no asterisk in
the Ten Commandments. The stones didn't get carved with little asterisks. Okay, God,
(13:09):
the Father Yahweh Jehovah was pretty clear if you believe
in that shit that says I will you shall not kill.
By the way, I don't know how any of you
are not vegan if you're Christian, even though Trump attacked
vegans yesterday, because it doesn't say thou shalt not kill humans.
(13:32):
It says thou shalt not kill, which would also include animals.
So how are you not vegan if you're Christian. It
is not Christian to kill animals period, because the Ten
Commandments say thou shalt not kill. But they want to
(13:53):
bring guns to church. Why because they're triggered because they
think the world is wanting to attack Christians. And by
the way, I'm really fine with Christianity going away. I'm
fine with it coming out of fashion. I don't want
them killed. I mean, they want me killed, and historically
they have killed people like me for centuries because they're
(14:15):
a bunch of frickin hypocrites. But I don't want them killed.
I just want them to go away. I don't want
to hear from another Christian as long as I live.
They're vile, disgusting people, most of them. Because they're all hypocrites.
They say, let's bring guns to church to protect ourselves.
(14:35):
What are gonna do shoot somebody? Yes, well then you're
killing him. Well yeah, well then you're breaking the commandment.
See what I'm saying. Literally, so triggered they want to
break their own rules because they don't believe in their Bible.
Most Christians do not believe in the Bible or the
(14:57):
teachings of Christ. They just want to use it to
weaponize to get their beliefs. That's it. They just they
don't believe in it. They don't believe in the Bible,
they don't believe in the teachings of Christ. They don't
turn the other cheek. They kill all the time with impunity.
They kill the planet. Thou shalt not kill. Doesn't that
mean the planet too? You know, like, thou shalt not
(15:19):
kill the planet, Thou shalt not kill each other, thou
shalt not kill animals. You can put anything after kill,
because it's pretty definitive. God the Father, stop the sentence
at kill. Period. He didn't say what, he just meant
it across the board. Don't kill anything, alas, alas, imagine this.
(15:48):
No religion. Come on, John Lennon. So we have a
triggered nation. We are part of a treegger nation. People
of the world just want to be upset at everything. Yeah,
we are part of a tree gird nation. Whoo. Come on, Janet,
(16:09):
let's get it, Janet, let's redo that song. We are
part of the tree gird nation. Woo. People of the
world today just want to tweet about their anger, sing
it we are Yeah, Lord, have mercy, Lord, have mercy.
Imagine no possessions, no religion, too, No Hell below us. Yeah,
(16:38):
I love Actually that's my favorite Beatles Well its John Lennon,
but it's my favorite song that they wrote ever when
Patty and the bell sings it or Jennifer Hudson, Oh,
it makes me believe, you know. So we're a triggered nation.
We're so triggered. And meanwhile, while we're so triggered about
all the outrages of the day, you know, like Hollywood's
(17:01):
triggered right now. Over Tilly Norwood. Do you know who
Tilly Norwood is? Tillie Norwood doesn't exist, so I can
call her a bitch because she's not real. She is
a AI generated quote actress, although that's not acting. Only
a human can act, okay. AI mimics humans act. So
(17:22):
they're calling this Tilly Norwood the AI actress, and there's
an agency that wants to sign her. They want to
put her in movies opposite real people. I can't get
an agent, Maureen Langon can't get an agent. Tillie Norwood
has agents and she's not even real. Sag Aftra issued
a notice this morning denouncing her, saying she is not
(17:43):
an actress. I don't even know why I'm calling her
a shell. Tillie Norwood is an it. She's not a she,
She's an it created by a computer. Maybe Keith Urban's
leaving Nicole for her for a virtual you know, because
you're here after nineteen years. They're breaking up. Oh yeah,
keithan Nicole Splitsview, Slidsview. He's getting his own place, he's
(18:05):
moving out. They're done. So meanwhile, while everyone's so triggered about,
you know, cotton, Selena Williams or Serena Williams saying, oh
my god, you shouldn't put cotton in it, please. And
then we got people triggered about bad Bunny. We got
Christians thinking they under attack, so they going to bring
guns to church. The Lord would not approve. While that's happening,
(18:28):
we're all getting letters like this. I got this letter
from Absolute Dental. Dear Charles, Absolute Dental is writing to
notify you about an event that has may impact some
of your sensitive personal information. On February twenty six, we
became aware of a potential issue involving Absolute Dental's information systems.
We immediately took steps to secure our systems and investigate
(18:49):
the extent of the activity. We retained third party forensic
investigators to assist us. With their help, we determined that
an unauthorized party accessed our system between February nineteen and
March fifth for almost a month. Based on their investigation,
the unauthorized access appears to have originated from an inadvertent
(19:09):
execution of a malicious version of a legitimate software too
meaning malware. As a part of our investigation, we assess
that sensitive personal information has been impacted. This includes name,
contact information, date of birth, health information, health history, treatment
(19:31):
and diagnosis information, explanation of benefits, health insurance information, and
medical record number and patient identification number, which could include
your social security. In other words, this company just leaked
all of my medical records, everything about me, my address,
my social everything, just leaked it. It's out there on
(19:54):
the web. Now, how many of you have gotten these letters?
I've gotten five this year? Five five, five is alive,
five of these letters. Where's the outrage over that? Where's
being triggered over that? You know? Ralph Nader said, we
(20:14):
should never give our social security away. And if a
company won't do business with you without your social then
don't do business with them. That of course is impossible.
So now we've given all of our information to these
companies and they set up two fact How many of
you are so fucking tired of having to be texted
a code or texted this or that every time you
(20:37):
try to log into something? Why? Because they can't keep
your information safe and so they make you jump through
all these hoops when hackers have access anytime they want.
The hackers don't have to jump through the hoops, but
you do. Where's the legislation about this? Where's Trump's outrage
about this? He's too busy posting AI video speaking of
(20:57):
AI actresses like this Tilly Norwood. Yesterday he posted Chuck
Schumer and Haakim Jeffries in a racist video. No one
did a thing about it. No one should post any
negative news if we can't do anything about That should
be the test. No news agency should post any negative
(21:19):
news if we can't do something. Yeah, I'm with that.
How about you? I'm with that?
Speaker 3 (21:32):
Same no Is show.
Speaker 2 (21:59):
So I'm not going to Las Vegas Pride this year
for two reasons. Steve isn't going either. The first reason
is safety. They're having it in a public park. Anyone
can walk in, drive by, shoot, set off a bomb, whatever,
not gonna do it They could have had it downtown
at the convention center where people had to be screened
to get in. They could have had it at the
Mandalay Bay Convention Center. They could have had it at
(22:20):
any indoor convention center where A we didn't have to
deal with the weather, and b everybody coming in would
be screened. Nah, they're having it in a public park,
So while they're going to screen the people going in
and search their bags, you could literally stand right outside
the fence and just fire off a rapid weapon and
kill all the gays. And as we know, in other states,
(22:43):
there have been people that have already been arrested because
they said they were going to go shoot up all
the gays. So Steve and I feel it's not right,
you know, because it's not worth fighting for anymore. Gay
pride used to be a necessary thing. We had to go,
we had to fight, we wouldn't be less visible. Nowadays,
it don't matter. It's over. They're gonna repeal same sex marriage.
(23:05):
We've gone backwards, and for the next three years, we're
gonna go backwards because no one will protect us, not
one Democrat. And you know what, Obama had a super
House majority, Biden none of them have put forward same
sex marriage into law. Roe v. Wade into law. None
of them have passed the amendment that says you can't
(23:25):
fire a person for being gay. None, not Obama, not Clinton,
not Biden. All these Democrats that get into office and
say we love the gays, we love the gays, and
then they don't have Congress do anything for the gays
at all. So gay rights are over in this country.
If you're gay, you're just gonna have to live as
a second class citizen. And if you don't like it,
(23:46):
you can march all you want to, you can have
all the festivals you want. They ain't gonna do a
damn bit of good because the politicians they ain't gonna help.
And until they do, you're up creek. So we're not
going to pride because it's dangerous. It is dangerous to
go to gay bars and gay pride in America right now.
(24:08):
It is dangerous, and I'm tired of it. I've been
at bars, Ramolotov cocktails have been thrown, I've had a
gun a pistol put right here to my forehead right there,
while being robbed in Belmont Shore, California, when I was
nineteen years old right there, he said, he followed us
home from the gay bar. So I'm not doing it.
(24:30):
But more importantly, I offered to entertain. Now you know,
Angreew and I were never embraced by the gay community.
Glad never gave us an award, the HRC has never
recognized me. I broke the pink ceiling in broadcasting. I
made it possible for people like you know Andy Cohen
who's never thanked me, or you know Anderson Cooper. But
(24:51):
that being said, I have singles that are charting. I
have a podcast you know that's heard throughout the land.
I have a history, and so I offered to do
it for free because I knew they didn't have, you know,
a budget, And I said to them, you know, actually
I was emailing as my agent, Raymond Raymond Francis, that's
(25:14):
my agent. He's not he doesn't exist, he's AI. I've
had him forever, truly, I have since like the eighties,
because as the one man show, you want people to
think that, you know, they'll say things to a manager
they won't say to an artist. So I have Raymond Francis.
That's my middle name and my confirmation name. Raymond Francis,
(25:35):
it's really my name. So Raymond sent them, you know,
twelve emails, twelve saying, look, Correl just wants to entertain
for free. You'll come and do his singles. If you
need him to MC, he'll MC whatever you need. He
lives in Vegas. Let's get this going. Finally, two weeks
before the festival, yesterday, I get a response from this
guy who's probably thirty, and it says, Raymond, our team
(26:01):
is small and mighty. We are constantly bombarded with request
to be a part of our event daily. We get
at least three to four requests dating they are the best,
have the most followers, have been in the top one
hundred of this or that, or been on this or
that TV show. What a condescending piece of shit answer
(26:25):
that is. You know, I've gotten rejection letters before, but
this queen has no idea who I am at all,
what I've done for the community, and that all he
should be doing is saying thank you. Instead he says, oh, yeah,
we know you emailed, and we know you pointed out
the podcast is in the top two hundred and the
(26:47):
and the song is at number thirty and all that.
But we get all we get a ton of those
a day, just a day. You're not special. You're not special.
We get five requests a day stating that they are
the best, or they have the most followers, or they've
been in the top one hundred or this or that,
or they've had a TV show er, been on here
or there. This is why pride organizations across the country
(27:10):
are failing, because they're run by people like this. In
Las Vegas, they're doing their parade on the tenth and
then the festival on the eighteenth. That's the stupidest shit
I've ever heard, because the way you get people into
the festival is it empties out. The parade empties out
into the festival. That's always been the way, always Here
(27:31):
in Vegas, they're having the parade a week before the
festival because they're stupid, so they send me a condescending refusal.
They're having it at a park that has very limited security,
and they're having the parade a week before they can
have a good time. I don't need to be involved,
you know what, I really don't. I don't need to
(27:53):
be I was asked to do Ireland Pride. I was
asked to do Pride over in Europe. They just didn't
have the budget to fly me. They said, if I
could get there, they'd be happy to highlight me. But
my own city says, oh, you're a dime a dozen.
You're not special. Thanks thanks Las Vegas Pride, Thank you
(28:14):
so much for that. You really know how to make
a guy feel good. Thanks, You're not special. So whatever,
there we go. This is it, this is it. So
my medical insurance, my medical information is everywhere on the
web thanks to who is it? Dental place? I know
(28:36):
I went to this dental place. Oh, American Dental. I've
never been to American Dental. My dentist contracts with American Dental.
So the company my dentist contracts with had a breach
and everything about me, my contact information data, birth health information.
So what are they offering? Two years free credit monitoring
(28:58):
with this Kroll credit monitoring for free. You know, if
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Time America, America. When did you become so triggered? We
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Listen daily on your favorite streaming service and the crowd Cast.
I am Carrel, so very glad you are joining us. Well,
you know, I have a friend in the military. We've
been friends almost twenty three years, and you know he's
(01:13):
a level headed guy, but he and he's a career
military and he loved this Hegeberger or whatever his name
is speech. And I just told him right before we
went on air, when he said, oh, it was a
great speech. Trump should have just stopped, but this is
what the military needs to be. And I just said,
I won't comment on this because you won't like it,
but let's just say Himmler and Goebbels would be proud,
(01:34):
as would Herring or Hitler or any other want to
be dictator. Today's events were scary, they were frightening. Anyone
that thinks what happened today was a good thing isn't
paying attention, isn't a student of history. I don't know
why my friend Eric can't see that. I really don't.
I don't know why, but he can't. And so I
(01:59):
am not going to convince him, obviously with anything that
I might say. So I've just given up. I've given
up on the cause of trying to convince people about
things they're not going to believe. You know, because we
live in a country of America the triggered. Everybody is triggered,
everybody is ready to fight, everybody is divided, and it's
(02:23):
just it's getting very, very bad. It's getting dark in here,
and it is the I watch the speech on the BBC.
They compared the speech to something a dictatorship would in
fact put forth both Hegeberger and and Trump, and so
(02:43):
it really just depends, you know, I'm not going to
be triggered about it. I'm just going to tell you
it really depends on your view of America, and it
really depends on where you want America to go. I mean,
it's just it's that simple. And those of lesser intelligence
will think what's going on is fine or supported. Some
(03:08):
people with higher intelligence who have been waiting for an
authoritarian move will rejoice in it. And then there's those
who want to live in a harmonious, peaceful existence, of progress,
of peace, who will be very frightened by it all.
(03:29):
And you know, we are a nation triggered, that's what
we are. And everyone triggers so easily.
Speaker 3 (03:36):
You know.
Speaker 2 (03:38):
I'll give you some examples. Selena Serena Williams, the tennis
player African American trailblazer. Incredible woman could probably kick my
ass because she has built like a brick shit house.
My mom and dad used to say, and which is
the only kind to build? Really? Why would you build
a crapper out of anything but a sturdy material? But
you know, the three little pigs taught us nothing right.
(04:00):
So she walked into a hallway of her hotel in
New York, and you know how hotels have flowers everywhere
and it's very pretty. Well, they had a vase and
they had a cotton plant in the vase with the
little cotton buds on it. She became apoplectic. She was
like black people don't need to be walking into a
(04:22):
hotel and seeing a cotton plant. I guess you know,
she still got the jump down, turnaround Piccabella cotton. I
guess she's still got that in her mind. And she,
of course thought it was a symbol of slavery and depression.
I'm like, it's a plant, it's cotton. It you wear it,
you know. I doubt every time she puts on something
(04:45):
made of cotton, if she throws it to the side
and says slavery, enslavemn cotton is evil. But to see
the plant in its raw form was just too much
for her. Put her over the edge. And now today
her husband is, you know, defending her. It's like, no, honey,
I love you, but no. First of all, black people
(05:08):
were used for more than picking cotton. Okay, they picked
other crops too, So you're gonna scream at a tomato
if they put an ear of corn out there, you know.
Second of all, I'm sure the person that picked out
this cotton plant just thought it was pretty. I don't
think for oh, well, they were probably white.
Speaker 1 (05:30):
No.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
I know plenty of black people who are not triggered
by the cotton plant. But yet there she was triggered.
You know why, because we are a triggered nation. You know,
that's just what we are. I don't know any black
listeners out there or viewers think that a cotton plant
(05:52):
shouldn't be displayed in a hotel. I'd love to hear
your comments down below, anybody. If you're not visiting really
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Show Time is here. No time to fear Correll is
so near because show time is here. So on with
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one that you need to know.
Speaker 2 (06:28):
And of course, yesterday's MAGA outrage of the day was
over someone that I like his persona. I like a
few of his songs that I've seen him perform. They're
very He did some that were very jazzy and very
like nineteen fifties, nineteen sixty nineteen fifties, nineteen forties, sort
(06:49):
of big bandy kind of thing. Reminded me very much
of Ricky Ricardo. I know that was a stereotype and
not a good one, but still it reminded me of that.
His name is bad Bunny, and I would be bad
with that bunny. Honey. He is Oh, he is so
this far fine. Okay, he is just cute as could be. Now.
He made news of late because he uh was not
(07:11):
He did a residency in Puerto Rico, where he's from,
and he wasn't going to make any stops in America
because he did not want any of his audience upset
by Ice, and he really believed that Ice would wait
outside of his concerts, which we know they probably would have.
So he said, I'm not going to America. Screw America.
I'm going to tour the rest of the world. Well,
(07:33):
he was named the super Bowl halftime performer. Okay. Now,
as I have long said, if they served the demographic
that watches the super Bowl, they would have country and
rock artist because that's who watches. Uh, But they're gonna
have a Latino artist. They're going to try to pull
in the Latino crowd. Maga lost their minds and to
(08:00):
show how stupid Maga is a lot of them were screaming,
how dare he He's not even an American? How come
we're having someone that's not even an American? Do the
super Bowl. Well, I hate to inform you about this, Maga,
but Puerto Rico is an American territory, so technically he's
(08:23):
an American. They don't have any seats in the Senate,
which they are contesting, but they are an American territory.
They're not a state. They're a territory like the Virgin Islands.
They're a territory. So he is American for lack of
a better word, He's Puerto Quan American. That's what he is.
(08:43):
So them being so triggered, he's not American. He's not American.
He's gonna sing songs that none of us are gonna understand.
First of all, I'll understand because you'll all blow Espanol.
Porque no doo? Porque non do is borquno to a
bla Espanol? Why why why do you not speak Spanish?
(09:06):
Is what I just said. Truly, burque borqueola spanol le
s you know, it's not hard, that's trying to think
of the word for easy, you know. So why don't
you speak at least a little Espanol? You should, but
you don't. But okay, I do, so I will understand everything.
(09:26):
Bad bunnies you know, going on about but more importantly,
so what if you don't, millions of Americans will there's
subtitles watching the captions, honey, but no, oh my god,
you know, oh yeah, doctor Willie Chew. In the chat
(09:46):
room at YouTube dot com, forward slash Wally Crell just said,
we picked sugarcane tobacco. Yes, tobacco was a big crop
that black people picked, a huge crop, probably bigger than cotton.
And when she sees cigarettes, does Selena Williams go into
a fit if someone's smoking a cigar? Does she melt down?
(10:09):
If someone put a tobacco plant in a planter? Would
she have a cow? Sugar came every time she sits
down at a table. So yeah, triggered. And then Maga
triggered over bad Bunny. Oh my god, are they triggered?
And of course they're blaming jay Z because you know,
jay Z's kind of in charge of the Super Bowl
(10:29):
talent because Apple is and jay Z has a deal
with Apple, so he's kind of, you know, in charge. Well,
what do you expect from jay Z and his liberal
They wanted to call him the N word. I mean,
Maga really wants to call black people the N word.
They just don't. Well, some of them do, but a
majority still try to. But they're triggered. Because all anybody
(10:54):
is today is triggered. And social media, the algorithm them,
is designed to trigger you. You know, if you watch
sixty minutes. There was a state governor on there this
last week and he said social media is a cancer.
There are so many of us, myself included, that say
social media is a cancer, and yet none of us
(11:15):
will stop using it. I have I don't log on anymore.
I post, but I don't log on. I'm so sick
of I logged onto X yesterday. It made me want
to leave America yesterday. I literally wanted to brush off
my passport and just get out. Yesterday because talk about
triggered the shooting at the church, the right is screaming
(11:39):
religion people are under attack. Karen bass in La says
we need to up security around churches. They're now talking
about bringing guns to church. Maga, let's bring our guns
to church. You know someone's gonna burst in. Let's have
a What do you think Jesus would say about guns
(12:00):
in or around church? First of all, this was a
man that said, if someone smacks you on one side
of the face, turn the other cheek. Also the number
one commandment thou shalt not kill. It doesn't say it's
okay to kill in self defense. It doesn't k say
(12:23):
thou shalt not kill. Sometimes it says thou shalt not kill.
It's pretty clear, more than gay, which is not in
the Ten Commandments, more than abortion not in the Ten Commandments,
Thou shalt not kill in the Ten Commandments. And they
(12:46):
want to bring guns to church? Why to kill? It
doesn't matter if the person they're killing is attacking them.
That's the Ten Commandments say thou shalt not kill. It
doesn't say except in self defense. There's no asterisk in
the Ten Commandments. The stones didn't get carved with little asterisks. Okay, God,
(13:09):
the Father Yahweh Jehovah was pretty clear if you believe
in that shit that says I will you shall not kill.
By the way, I don't know how any of you
are not vegan if you're Christian, even though Trump attacked
vegans yesterday, because it doesn't say thou shalt not kill humans.
(13:32):
It says thou shalt not kill, which would also include animals.
So how are you not vegan if you're Christian. It
is not Christian to kill animals period, because the Ten
Commandments say thou shalt not kill. But they want to
(13:53):
bring guns to church. Why because they're triggered because they
think the world is wanting to attack Christians. And by
the way, I'm really fine with Christianity going away. I'm
fine with it coming out of fashion. I don't want
them killed. I mean, they want me killed, and historically
they have killed people like me for centuries because they're
(14:15):
a bunch of frickin hypocrites. But I don't want them killed.
I just want them to go away. I don't want
to hear from another Christian as long as I live.
They're vile, disgusting people, most of them. Because they're all hypocrites.
They say, let's bring guns to church to protect ourselves.
(14:35):
What are gonna do shoot somebody? Yes, well then you're
killing him. Well yeah, well then you're breaking the commandment.
See what I'm saying. Literally, so triggered they want to
break their own rules because they don't believe in their Bible.
Most Christians do not believe in the Bible or the
(14:57):
teachings of Christ. They just want to use it to
weaponize to get their beliefs. That's it. They just they
don't believe in it. They don't believe in the Bible,
they don't believe in the teachings of Christ. They don't
turn the other cheek. They kill all the time with impunity.
They kill the planet. Thou shalt not kill. Doesn't that
mean the planet too? You know, like, thou shalt not
(15:19):
kill the planet, Thou shalt not kill each other, thou
shalt not kill animals. You can put anything after kill,
because it's pretty definitive. God the Father, stop the sentence
at kill. Period. He didn't say what, he just meant
it across the board. Don't kill anything, alas, alas, imagine this.
(15:48):
No religion. Come on, John Lennon. So we have a
triggered nation. We are part of a treegger nation. People
of the world just want to be upset at everything. Yeah,
we are part of a tree gird nation. Whoo. Come on, Janet,
(16:09):
let's get it, Janet, let's redo that song. We are
part of the tree gird nation. Woo. People of the
world today just want to tweet about their anger, sing
it we are Yeah, Lord, have mercy, Lord, have mercy.
Imagine no possessions, no religion, too, No Hell below us. Yeah,
(16:38):
I love Actually that's my favorite Beatles Well its John Lennon,
but it's my favorite song that they wrote ever when
Patty and the bell sings it or Jennifer Hudson, Oh,
it makes me believe, you know. So we're a triggered nation.
We're so triggered. And meanwhile, while we're so triggered about
all the outrages of the day, you know, like Hollywood's
(17:01):
triggered right now. Over Tilly Norwood. Do you know who
Tilly Norwood is? Tillie Norwood doesn't exist, so I can
call her a bitch because she's not real. She is
a AI generated quote actress, although that's not acting. Only
a human can act, okay. AI mimics humans act. So
(17:22):
they're calling this Tilly Norwood the AI actress, and there's
an agency that wants to sign her. They want to
put her in movies opposite real people. I can't get
an agent, Maureen Langon can't get an agent. Tillie Norwood
has agents and she's not even real. Sag Aftra issued
a notice this morning denouncing her, saying she is not
(17:43):
an actress. I don't even know why I'm calling her
a shell. Tillie Norwood is an it. She's not a she,
She's an it created by a computer. Maybe Keith Urban's
leaving Nicole for her for a virtual you know, because
you're here after nineteen years. They're breaking up. Oh yeah,
keithan Nicole Splitsview, Slidsview. He's getting his own place, he's
(18:05):
moving out. They're done. So meanwhile, while everyone's so triggered about,
you know, cotton, Selena Williams or Serena Williams saying, oh
my god, you shouldn't put cotton in it, please. And
then we got people triggered about bad Bunny. We got
Christians thinking they under attack, so they going to bring
guns to church. The Lord would not approve. While that's happening,
(18:28):
we're all getting letters like this. I got this letter
from Absolute Dental. Dear Charles, Absolute Dental is writing to
notify you about an event that has may impact some
of your sensitive personal information. On February twenty six, we
became aware of a potential issue involving Absolute Dental's information systems.
We immediately took steps to secure our systems and investigate
(18:49):
the extent of the activity. We retained third party forensic
investigators to assist us. With their help, we determined that
an unauthorized party accessed our system between February nineteen and
March fifth for almost a month. Based on their investigation,
the unauthorized access appears to have originated from an inadvertent
(19:09):
execution of a malicious version of a legitimate software too
meaning malware. As a part of our investigation, we assess
that sensitive personal information has been impacted. This includes name,
contact information, date of birth, health information, health history, treatment
(19:31):
and diagnosis information, explanation of benefits, health insurance information, and
medical record number and patient identification number, which could include
your social security. In other words, this company just leaked
all of my medical records, everything about me, my address,
my social everything, just leaked it. It's out there on
(19:54):
the web. Now, how many of you have gotten these letters?
I've gotten five this year? Five five, five is alive,
five of these letters. Where's the outrage over that? Where's
being triggered over that? You know? Ralph Nader said, we
(20:14):
should never give our social security away. And if a
company won't do business with you without your social then
don't do business with them. That of course is impossible.
So now we've given all of our information to these
companies and they set up two fact How many of
you are so fucking tired of having to be texted
a code or texted this or that every time you
(20:37):
try to log into something? Why? Because they can't keep
your information safe and so they make you jump through
all these hoops when hackers have access anytime they want.
The hackers don't have to jump through the hoops, but
you do. Where's the legislation about this? Where's Trump's outrage
about this? He's too busy posting AI video speaking of
(20:57):
AI actresses like this Tilly Norwood. Yesterday he posted Chuck
Schumer and Haakim Jeffries in a racist video. No one
did a thing about it. No one should post any
negative news if we can't do anything about That should
be the test. No news agency should post any negative
(21:19):
news if we can't do something. Yeah, I'm with that.
How about you? I'm with that?
Speaker 3 (21:32):
Same no Is show.
Speaker 2 (21:59):
So I'm not going to Las Vegas Pride this year
for two reasons. Steve isn't going either. The first reason
is safety. They're having it in a public park. Anyone
can walk in, drive by, shoot, set off a bomb, whatever,
not gonna do it They could have had it downtown
at the convention center where people had to be screened
to get in. They could have had it at the
Mandalay Bay Convention Center. They could have had it at
(22:20):
any indoor convention center where A we didn't have to
deal with the weather, and b everybody coming in would
be screened. Nah, they're having it in a public park,
So while they're going to screen the people going in
and search their bags, you could literally stand right outside
the fence and just fire off a rapid weapon and
kill all the gays. And as we know, in other states,
(22:43):
there have been people that have already been arrested because
they said they were going to go shoot up all
the gays. So Steve and I feel it's not right,
you know, because it's not worth fighting for anymore. Gay
pride used to be a necessary thing. We had to go,
we had to fight, we wouldn't be less visible. Nowadays,
it don't matter. It's over. They're gonna repeal same sex marriage.
(23:05):
We've gone backwards, and for the next three years, we're
gonna go backwards because no one will protect us, not
one Democrat. And you know what, Obama had a super
House majority, Biden none of them have put forward same
sex marriage into law. Roe v. Wade into law. None
of them have passed the amendment that says you can't
(23:25):
fire a person for being gay. None, not Obama, not Clinton,
not Biden. All these Democrats that get into office and
say we love the gays, we love the gays, and
then they don't have Congress do anything for the gays
at all. So gay rights are over in this country.
If you're gay, you're just gonna have to live as
a second class citizen. And if you don't like it,
(23:46):
you can march all you want to, you can have
all the festivals you want. They ain't gonna do a
damn bit of good because the politicians they ain't gonna help.
And until they do, you're up creek. So we're not
going to pride because it's dangerous. It is dangerous to
go to gay bars and gay pride in America right now.
(24:08):
It is dangerous, and I'm tired of it. I've been
at bars, Ramolotov cocktails have been thrown, I've had a
gun a pistol put right here to my forehead right there,
while being robbed in Belmont Shore, California, when I was
nineteen years old right there, he said, he followed us
home from the gay bar. So I'm not doing it.
(24:30):
But more importantly, I offered to entertain. Now you know,
Angreew and I were never embraced by the gay community.
Glad never gave us an award, the HRC has never
recognized me. I broke the pink ceiling in broadcasting. I
made it possible for people like you know Andy Cohen
who's never thanked me, or you know Anderson Cooper. But
(24:51):
that being said, I have singles that are charting. I
have a podcast you know that's heard throughout the land.
I have a history, and so I offered to do
it for free because I knew they didn't have, you know,
a budget, And I said to them, you know, actually
I was emailing as my agent, Raymond Raymond Francis, that's
(25:14):
my agent. He's not he doesn't exist, he's AI. I've
had him forever, truly, I have since like the eighties,
because as the one man show, you want people to
think that, you know, they'll say things to a manager
they won't say to an artist. So I have Raymond Francis.
That's my middle name and my confirmation name. Raymond Francis,
(25:35):
it's really my name. So Raymond sent them, you know,
twelve emails, twelve saying, look, Correl just wants to entertain
for free. You'll come and do his singles. If you
need him to MC, he'll MC whatever you need. He
lives in Vegas. Let's get this going. Finally, two weeks
before the festival, yesterday, I get a response from this
guy who's probably thirty, and it says, Raymond, our team
(26:01):
is small and mighty. We are constantly bombarded with request
to be a part of our event daily. We get
at least three to four requests dating they are the best,
have the most followers, have been in the top one
hundred of this or that, or been on this or
that TV show. What a condescending piece of shit answer
(26:25):
that is. You know, I've gotten rejection letters before, but
this queen has no idea who I am at all,
what I've done for the community, and that all he
should be doing is saying thank you. Instead he says, oh, yeah,
we know you emailed, and we know you pointed out
the podcast is in the top two hundred and the
(26:47):
and the song is at number thirty and all that.
But we get all we get a ton of those
a day, just a day. You're not special. You're not special.
We get five requests a day stating that they are
the best, or they have the most followers, or they've
been in the top one hundred or this or that,
or they've had a TV show er, been on here
or there. This is why pride organizations across the country
(27:10):
are failing, because they're run by people like this. In
Las Vegas, they're doing their parade on the tenth and
then the festival on the eighteenth. That's the stupidest shit
I've ever heard, because the way you get people into
the festival is it empties out. The parade empties out
into the festival. That's always been the way, always Here
(27:31):
in Vegas, they're having the parade a week before the
festival because they're stupid, so they send me a condescending refusal.
They're having it at a park that has very limited security,
and they're having the parade a week before they can
have a good time. I don't need to be involved,
you know what, I really don't. I don't need to
(27:53):
be I was asked to do Ireland Pride. I was
asked to do Pride over in Europe. They just didn't
have the budget to fly me. They said, if I
could get there, they'd be happy to highlight me. But
my own city says, oh, you're a dime a dozen.
You're not special. Thanks thanks Las Vegas Pride, Thank you
(28:14):
so much for that. You really know how to make
a guy feel good. Thanks, You're not special. So whatever,
there we go. This is it, this is it. So
my medical insurance, my medical information is everywhere on the
web thanks to who is it? Dental place? I know
(28:36):
I went to this dental place. Oh, American Dental. I've
never been to American Dental. My dentist contracts with American Dental.
So the company my dentist contracts with had a breach
and everything about me, my contact information data, birth health information.
So what are they offering? Two years free credit monitoring
(28:58):
with this Kroll credit monitoring for free. You know, if
your credit's not locked, go lock it, TransUnion, Experience, and Equifax.
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and Experience lock all three. And then if you want
to get a cart or something, you're temporarily unlock it
and then lock it back. That way, no one can
do anything in your next I Am Correl, be who
you want to be, so doesn't hurt your buddy tomorrow Wenzy, Yes,
I'm still wire it up. You'll be a monitor here.
(29:39):
It's say your for my tummy growl? Was it there?
What was that sound? That bitch is hungry. From a
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