December 11, 2025 • 59 mins
Is Netflix About to Own All of Entertainment? | Karel Cast 25-165
Netflix is reportedly pursuing a massive takeover of Warner Bros./HBO Max — and Hollywood is panicking. Warner Bros is one of the last legacy studios keeping theaters alive, producing films designed for the big screen. If Netflix buys it, everything changes.
Will movies skip theaters entirely?
Will only Marvel-level blockbusters survive at the box office?
Are traditional dramas, comedies, and mid-budget stories about to vanish from theaters forever?
Or… are we just clinging to nostalgia? Most people say they love the theater experience — but box office numbers don’t lie. What would it take to get audiences back?
Plus: What is Trump’s endgame in Venezuela? It isn’t complicated. He wants Maduro gone, wants the oil-rich nation reshaped to his demands, and won’t stop until regime change aligns with his “America First” ambitions. But is that foreign policy — or imperialism in disguise?
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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.
Netflix is reportedly pursuing a massive takeover of Warner Bros./HBO Max — and Hollywood is panicking. Warner Bros is one of the last legacy studios keeping theaters alive, producing films designed for the big screen. If Netflix buys it, everything changes.
Will movies skip theaters entirely?
Will only Marvel-level blockbusters survive at the box office?
Are traditional dramas, comedies, and mid-budget stories about to vanish from theaters forever?
Or… are we just clinging to nostalgia? Most people say they love the theater experience — but box office numbers don’t lie. What would it take to get audiences back?
Plus: What is Trump’s endgame in Venezuela? It isn’t complicated. He wants Maduro gone, wants the oil-rich nation reshaped to his demands, and won’t stop until regime change aligns with his “America First” ambitions. But is that foreign policy — or imperialism in disguise?
The Karel Cast is supported by your donations at patreon.com/reallykarel. Please like, subscribe, and share at youtube.com/reallykarel.
Catch The Karel Cast Monday–Thursday at 10:30am PST on all major podcast platforms, including Apple Music, iHeart Media, Spotify, Spreaker, TikTok, and Instagram.
#KarelCast, #NetflixNews, #WarnerBros, #HBOMax, #MovieTheaters, #StreamingWars, #HollywoodNews, #EntertainmentIndustry, #MediaTakeover, #FilmIndustry, #BoxOfficeDecline, #TrumpNews, #VenezuelaCrisis, #ForeignPolicy, #AmericaFirst, #PoliticalCommentary, #StreamingFuture, #CinemaLovers, #NewsAnalysis, #LasVegasCreator
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Here, no time to fear.
Speaker 2 (00:02):
Corilla is so near because show time is here.
Speaker 1 (00:05):
So on with the show.
Speaker 3 (00:08):
Let's give it a go.
Speaker 1 (00:09):
Corilla is the one that you need to know now.
Speaker 3 (00:15):
It's show side.
Speaker 4 (00:29):
Is Netflix about to eat all of entertainment. We're gonna
talk about why you should care and also the scariest
story I have read under Trump yet that's coming, and
so much more. If you don't go anywhere, Okay.
Speaker 5 (00:42):
What uncensored, unfiltered, fun hinged.
Speaker 3 (00:49):
It's the corall Cast.
Speaker 5 (00:50):
Listen daily on your favorite streaming service.
Speaker 4 (00:59):
It is the crowd Cast. I am Corel and I
was about to go live both here and on Instagram.
But don't you hate when technology like works and then doesn't.
I had it all set up, all set up to
go live, and now nothing. So if you're on Instagram
waiting for me, guess what you're probably gonna be there forever.
(01:22):
It says it's streaming to Instagram, but I really I
don't see that. So we'll try it again and see
if it works, and if it does, it does, and
if it doesn't, it doesn't, and that'll be that. Sorry
I'm a little late. I was having, you know, technical difficulties.
It still is it looks like it's blacked out and again,
(01:43):
Oh Lord, Holy married, am I already being censored? Are
they already taking me down? You know? I just it
seems that way sometimes it really truly does. It seems
that way. So we are streaming, hopefully live at least
on YouTube where you can see me in the credits
(02:05):
or the comments at YouTube dot com forward slash really corel.
Hopefully we're there. We don't have to start all over again,
which I would do for you. I would start all
over again for you because I love you. All Right,
We've got another week of shows next week, and then
two weeks of fabulous, fabulous shows that I'm going to
(02:26):
put together for you, so you'll have new material, all right.
You will have new shows and they will be, you know,
for you to enjoy. I will simply be having a holiday,
So I will be here over the holidays. But some
of the shows may be pre recorded. If that bothers you,
I'm sorry, but we all deserve a break, and I'm
(02:47):
getting one over the holiday season. I'm using a different
microphone today. If it's noisier, I apologize for that too.
Let's see turn up. Oh no, it sounds fabulous. Oh
my god. I love when technology actually works. So I'm
trying to avoid getting to the story that has scared
the fuck out of me. I told you about it
yesterday from reporting from Aaron Parness, and now the La
(03:11):
Times cover story on the front of their paper is
this very story that I'm talking about, top upper right corner,
by the way, which means the La Times is as
frightened by this as I am. And of course we're
going to talk about the Netflix possible merger and why
you should actually care about that, and you should every
(03:35):
American should care about what's happening with Netflix and Warner
Brothers and all of that because of all of the
players involved, and the fact, by the way, that Paramount
got hacked their website got hacked or their app, and
the hackers said a functioning division of the New Fascist Party.
(03:55):
And that's because of Larry Ellison and his son David Ellison,
who are Trump supporters and who bought Paramount. Now they're
trying to buy Warner Brothers. That would be even worse
than Netflix. And so we're gonna talk to you about that.
The Correllas, the Corellas back in the day in the
(04:17):
chat room they're asking for names from my fans. Back
in the day, they used to call themselves Karelians k
A R E L I A N S. And then
we found out that A there is a Karelian bear dog,
it's called the Coarelian bear dog. And b there was
a cult and they called themselves Karelians. So it's kind
of interesting, all right. So should we start with the
(04:39):
scariest story of the week, the story that is scaring
me out of my mind? Because it is? And I
guess we can. Let's just go to the La Times,
you know, I'll just read it the way that they
wrote it, because the way that they wrote it is
frightening enough. And I can't believe that Democrats aren't screaming
(05:04):
about this. I also can't believe the sixty minutes is
talking to Erica kirk Boys. Her five stages of grief
are very interesting, aren't they? Podcasting? Fundraising, personal appearances, media tour.
These are her five stages of grief. But I know
you're being insensitive, Corell. Everybody grieves differently. You were on
(05:26):
the radio right after Andrew died, Yeah, bawling my eyes out.
I was not, you know, fundraising, having a halftime show
because Bad Bundy was in the Super Bowl. I wasn't
out there threatening Candice Owens or you know, all the
things that Erica Kirk is doing. So yeah, you know,
we all grieve differently, but I don't buy it from her.
(05:50):
All right, when we come back, the scariest story of
the week, it is of the month of the year.
It might really come daily.
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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.
Speaker 1 (06:23):
Correll is the one that you need to know.
Speaker 4 (06:28):
You know, Maga doesn't like to be compared to Nazis.
It upsets them. And I have a new term for MAGA.
It's citizens under Nazi tutelage or cunts for short, uh,
citizens under Nazi tutelage cunts. But this story could have
(06:49):
been in the German newspapers in nineteen, you know, twenty nine,
but instead it's in the La Times in twenty twenty five.
And I'm not gonna paraphrase it. I'm going to read
it for you, which I seldom do, but I'm going
to do it today. FBI is directed to list domestic
terrorists in the United States. The Justice Department memo calls
(07:14):
for cash rewards for people who report on others. Doesn't
this sound like telling your neighbor is a Jew? You know?
The Justice Department leadership has directed the FBI to compile
a list of groups or entities engaged in acts that
may constitute domestic terrorism by the start of next year,
(07:38):
and to establish a cash reward system that incentivizes individuals
to report on their fellow Americans. According to the memo
reviewed by The Times, law enforcement agencies are directed in
the memo dated December fourth, to identify domestic terrorist who
(07:59):
use violent or a threat of violence to advance political
and social agendas, including adherence to radical gender ideology. That
means if you believe in trans people and feel that
they should be able to transition whenever they want, whenever
their doctors say they should. Anti Americanism, which is really vague,
(08:24):
anti capitalism, or anti Christianity? Are you hearing that? Although
the memo does not mention protest against President Trump's immigration crackdown,
it says that problematic political and social agendas. Problematic political
(08:46):
and social agendas could include opposition to law and immigration enforcement,
extreme views in favor of immigrants, or open borders. The
memo was sent by Attorney General Pambondi to federal prosecutors
and law enforcement agencies following a presidential memorandum signed by
(09:09):
Trump in the immediately aftermath of the killing of Charlie Kirk.
The memo also outlines what it says are causes of
domestic terrorist activity, including quote hostility towards traditional views on family, meaning,
gay people, religion, and morality. I this makes me want
(09:38):
to leave America right here. Just what I have read
to you, national security experts said, the memo represents a
dramatic shift by directing federal prosecutors and agents to approach
domestic terrorism in an ideologically one sided way and provides
(10:01):
legal justification for the criminalization of freedom of speech. I
think this causes a chilling impact because it definitely seems
to be directing enforcement towards particular points of view, says
Mary McCord, a former US acting US Assistant Attorney General.
(10:24):
The memo, for example, primarily focuses on Antifa aligned extremism,
but amidst other trends that in recent years have been
identified as rising domestic threats, such as violent white supremacy
that's not listed as a threat. White supremacy not a threat,
(10:45):
Christian nationalism not a threat. Since Trump resumed office, the
FBI has cut its office designated to focus on domestic extremism,
withdrawing resources from investigations into white supremacists, right anti government groups,
or anti LGBTQ groups. Whether you're going to a protest,
(11:10):
whether you're considering a piece of legislation, whether you're considering
undertaking a particular business activity, the ambiguity will affect your
risk profile. Wow. The American Civil Liberties Union have expressed
alarm over the new policy, which could be used to
target civil society groups and democratic individuals and entities such
(11:36):
as broadcasters, podcasters, television personalities, thought leaders. It's the cover
of the La Times, people, It's the cover of the Times.
The cover of the Times is saying that if I
(11:56):
want to continue doing this show, I have to leave
the country.
Speaker 1 (12:03):
This is.
Speaker 4 (12:06):
This is just it's I don't even know what to
say about it. This is right out of Hitler's playbook
Morality Police. Anyone that does not toe the government party line.
Is a domestic terrorist. That means Don Lemon, David Packman,
(12:30):
Stephanie Miller, Tom Hartman, me gay leaders of groups like
Glad Human Rights Campaign, anyone that isn't Christian atheist that
speak out against Christianity, anyone that is against traditional family values.
(12:54):
That means anyone that believes gay should get married. Because,
believe me, they drafted Project twenty twenty six, and in
Project twenty twenty six, it is their goal to eradicate
same sex marriage. If they say it is subversive, has
caused a they say that same sex marriage has caused
(13:14):
a downturn in the birth rate. I guess because straight
guys are leaving their wives, then they weren't that straight worthy.
This is alarming to anybody in my business, and it
should be alarming to you. And now it's the cover
story of the La Times, you know. And I this
(13:39):
is just again. I am barely ever lost for words. Okay,
I barely ever have, But right now I do you
see why? Yesterday I was saying that that part of
(14:00):
the reason I was late was because things were weighing
so heavy on my mind. When you read this, do
you want to live in a country where the FBI
is making enemies of you, or your neighbors, or your
pastor or your pro the podcaster you listen to, or
(14:22):
the news reporter you watch, or the TV host at night, or.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
You know.
Speaker 4 (14:29):
In the movie V for Vendetta, Stephen Frye plays a
talk show host that pokes fun at the government, and
Stephen Frye is taken. He's taken, and when they take him,
they raid his house, and he collected things that he
deemed a value, including a copy of the Bible, even
(14:51):
though he was an atheist. They kill the Stephen fry
character V for Vendetta, a gay talk show host that
believes in all points of view, that accepts people for
who they are, and that preaches against the government in
(15:13):
a comedic way, but still against the government. The character
is basically Jimmy Kimmel, the Stephen fry character, or me
or Stephen Colbert. And you know, I don't know about you,
(15:35):
but I take fiction very seriously. I think science fiction
is science prediction. And I think V for Vendetta and
other movies like that are coming true. It's happening. Nineteen
eighty four is happening. And as we look ahead, to
(15:58):
this holiday season. This may be the last Christmas of
America in this form. Now a lot of you are
relying on the midterms. And if I could leave the country,
if I had enough money to keep my condo here
in Vegas but leave the country until the midterms, I would.
(16:21):
I think it's safer for me. But I don't even
begin to know how I would raise one hundred thousand
dollars to do that, but I would because this is
getting crazy for people like me. Some of you are
hearing this and you're not afraid. You're retired, you don't
(16:42):
have a podcast, you don't write for the huff Post
or the places that I've written for throughout my life.
There is so much on the internet from me against
Donald Trump from the first term at the Huffington Post.
And you know, one of these maggots is gonna want
want to collect cash and pick up a dime and
drop a dime on me if there's money in it
(17:05):
for them. So maybe you don't worry about this article
the way that I do. I am on a wall,
the Harvey Milk, you know wall in Long Beach for
my gay rights, you know activism. They could just use
the names on that wall as a hit list. I
(17:28):
know y'all just said bless you, so I'm scared, and
you know a lot of you say you should never
leave the country in fear or whatever. I don't want
to be arrested. I don't want to be interrogated. I
don't want to be jailed. I have openly said I
(17:50):
hope Trump drops dead of a stroker an aneurysm, and
that that could be interpreted as violence, wishing violence, because
these people there's no nuance. They only see you're for
us or against us. I'm not a Christian. I'm an atheist,
(18:11):
a very proud and devout and outspoken atheist. I think
Christians are insane. I say it all the time. I
do not ascribe to traditional family values, meaning marriage between
a man and a woman. I guess I am a
radical gender ideologist. I think teenagers or preteens should be
able to transition prior to puberty. If they're doctors, they're
(18:35):
a psychiatrist, and their parents say yes, then it's none
of our business. I think conversion therapy is barbaric torture
and should be banned. These are all radical gender ideologies
according to the Trump administration. I'm scared. I'm frightened, you know,
(18:59):
Granny and the chat room says, I'm rarely scared, but
this scares me. York The La Times thought it was
important enough that it's in the upper right corner of
their newspaper. That is where the most important story is
because in a newspaper, I know, I'm from publishing, it's
all about where you look first. You look above the
(19:20):
fold to the upper right. That's where your eye is
drawn first, and what story is there? Today? The FBI
issuing directives to go after domestic terrorist. You know, yesterday
I made a comment to chat GPT about blood donation
because I wanted to find out about my blood type
(19:41):
be positive. I am a be positive blood type. And
it talked about donation and how people would benefit. And
I said, I can't donate. I'm a gay man, and
it said, yes you can. There's this new questionnaire and
I said yes. And the questionnaire is designed to weed
out gay people. For instance, if you've had anal sex,
(20:04):
you can't donate blood. Well, that's the kind of sex
gay men have. Either you're a top or or a bottom,
but anal sex is something gay men have. If you're
on prep, you can't do it because then it would
suppress the virus in your blood and they wouldn't be
able to test for HIV. If you've been with more
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than one partner in three years, you can't do it.
So they removed the ban on gay's donating blood, but
they put the ban in in a new different way,
in the form of a questionnaire. The same applies to this.
They're not saying they're going to go after non Christian
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Democrat gay people, but if you read the fine print,
that's exactly who they're going after. Jimmy Kimmel. They have
him in mind. Trust me. If Trump could have jim
Me Kimo killed just like the Saudi prince that he
was sucking his dick in the White House, if if he,
(21:07):
you know, had Koshogi killed. If Trump could have Kimo
killed the same way, he would do it. If he
thought he could get away with killing people in the
media that he doesn't like, he would totally do it.
I know that beyond the shadow of a doubt, and.
Speaker 3 (21:28):
This sat stay.
Speaker 1 (21:43):
No is show.
Speaker 4 (21:58):
All right. By the way, you know, every day I
drank this dark cocoa drink, uh, and I just wanted
to tell you that this morning. What was it? I
typed in, Oh, where is it? Maybe it's in my history,
I asked a question of or was it a question
of chat GPT? Hmmm, well I read about Oh yeah,
(22:21):
here we go. So dark chocolate has been shown to
slow aging, and the compound in the dark chocolate that
does that is called let's see a lot of theobromine,
THEO bromine th h E O b R O M
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I N E. It's what makes the dark chocolate bitter.
And guess what dark cacal powder is filled with three theobromine.
And I drink two tablespoons of a today. Technically my
ass ain't never going to die, right, So yeah, that's theobromine.
And so you guys should be drinking this with me
(23:03):
every day, Okay, every day? Every day? I want you
to have a hot cocoa with two tablespoons of THEO
bro two tablespoons of dark cacao powder, one tablespoon of
a gave, and one teaspoon of sugar, and your life
will be joyous and fabulous and marvelous. All right. You know,
(23:24):
in the next half hour we got to talk about
because I could talk about this story all day. It
is the scariest story of the year. Hands down, every
story that came out this year. This is the scariest
story of the year. There's no two ways about it.
And I mean of every story.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
You know.
Speaker 4 (23:47):
We had lawmakers today talking about the Venezuela oil tanker
being taken over by the US. Three lawmakers says that
sounds like an act of war to me. Even more
scary than war with Venezuela is this story. This should
cause people to be rioting in the streets. Congress should
(24:12):
be calling for impeachment and the firing of anybody that
tries to implement this policy. It should be trying. It
should be challenged to the Supreme Court based on the
First Amendment of the Constitution, freedom of speech and religion.
They're trying to make Christianity the national religion. It's unconstitutional
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and it's scary. They're going to make people disappear, just
like in v. For Vendetta, and I'm not this is
not I see. This is what fucking boggles my mind.
People think that people like me or David Pacman or
Don Lemon that we're out here just spouting hyper believe. No,
(25:03):
the FB fucking I starting in January is under a
directive to go after domestic terrorists, and those people are
deemed radical, gender ideologists, anti Christians, anti capitalist, people who
don't believe that what Ice is doing is okay, people
(25:25):
that don't agree with Donald Trump. If if that doesn't
chill your blood, I don't know what does. I don't.
I just I just I don't know. I don't know.
I really don't. If that doesn't just scare you, I
don't know what will. All right, let's check the chatroom
(25:48):
at YouTube dot com, forward slash, really Corel, YouTube dot com,
forward slash, really Corel, and Patrons. I would very much
like your addresses. I've asked on air several times for
you to eat email me your addresses. Contact at reallycorrel
dot com. Contact at reallycorrel dot com. I would like
to send you a little Christmas card, but I have
(26:10):
to have your addresses. Patrons. I'll ask you through Patreon
again this afternoon when I remind you of the call
this Sunday, our Christmas call. We're gonna do it this Sunday.
But please know that I love you, Patrons, and without you,
there'd be no show going into the new year. You know,
(26:31):
a friend of mine at the park. Came up with
a new show today for me. He said, I thought
of a show for you, and given this memo that's
going out to the FBI, I could see myself just
doing a show like this guy wants me to do.
He wants me to do a show called couch Confessionals.
He wants me to put a sofa on Fremont Street
(26:53):
here in Las Vegas, the busy Fremont Street, put a
sofa and get people to sit on the sofa and
tell me their darkest secrets. Couch confessional He said, Oh,
only you could get them. You could get people to
tell you things. And I could, and I do. And
you know what, that sounds more fun Doing a show
(27:18):
like that, Couch Confessionals, sounds more fun than doing this
right now. Not because this isn't fun. This is great
fun for me. I am geared for this, but because
it's not dangerous, it's not political, it's not dangerous. Now.
(27:39):
Do I think that Don Lemon and all those people
should stop. No, They've got lawyers, their high profile. If
they get arrested, if they disappear, people would take note
and hopefully get them out of trouble. I don't have
that caudre of lawyers. So that's why a show like
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Couch Confessionals sounds like so much fun. Just own it
could tour, we can take it to different cities. Couch
Confessional Ireland, Couch Confessional France. Oh, it could be great fun.
I think it's a great idea, Couch Confessionals. I think
that'd make a great show. Me sitting on Fremont Street
getting some probably drunk people to tell me their inner secrets.
(28:24):
So you slept with your roommate in college, right and
it was a guy. Yeah, no, I could see that. Yeah,
Ray Renati, you have a podcast and you've spoken out
against Trump a lot on there. Guess what, You're a
domestic terrorist. According to this FBI memo, go read it,
Go read the La Times article.
Speaker 5 (28:46):
It.
Speaker 4 (28:46):
You know, it clearly says that people that like, if
you're against ICE, which I am, I have said that
I should be arrested, they should be stopped, that the
community should rally around I've I've said this, I already
meet the criteria. According to this memo, that's scary. A
(29:14):
lot of you meet the criteria. A lot of you
have spoken out against the ICE, A lot of you
think what's going on with the rape? Hell, a judge
just said Trump had to get the National Guard out
of Los Angeles. He hasn't, nor has he released the
Epstein's files. If it was filled with Democrats, those files
(29:35):
would already be out.
Speaker 3 (29:40):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (29:41):
Oh what fun times.
Speaker 5 (29:43):
Let me talk broadcasting from a completely different point of
view yours.
Speaker 3 (29:49):
Listen daily to.
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Speaker 1 (29:59):
Show time is here. No time to fear.
Speaker 2 (30:02):
Corilla is so near because show time is here.
Speaker 1 (30:05):
So on with the show.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
Let's give it a go.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
Corilla is the one that you need to know now.
Speaker 3 (30:15):
It's show sign.
Speaker 4 (30:30):
Wow. The memo directs the FBI online chip line to
allow witnesses and citizen journalists to report videos, recordings, and
photos of what they believe to be suspected acts of
domestic violence and.
Speaker 5 (30:42):
Terrorism uncensored, unfiltered, un hinged.
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It's the coral cast.
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Speaker 4 (31:01):
Wow. People who will inform because they want to get paid.
State and local law enforcement agencies that adhere to the
Justice Department memo will be prioritized for federal grant funding,
So there's their incentive. The directive in the memo would
require the FBI to disseminate an intelligence bulletin on antifa
(31:23):
and antifa aligned anarchist violent extremist groups. This antifa means
anti fascist, That's what it means. So if you do
not believe in fascism, you're a domestic terrorist. This is
(31:50):
I know I should move on, you know, I know
I need to move on from that story, but it's
it's possibly the worst story, you know ever. Someone just
texted me while I'm on air. Why would anyone send
me a text message while I'm on air? The entire
(32:12):
world knows I'm on air between ten and eleven. Do
not text me between ten and eleven. Oh lord h yeah,
Darren home Quest, don't lock me up. Gotta get rid
of Facebook exactly, you know. But the Internet's forever, so
you know, I don't know what deleting your social media
(32:33):
accounts would do. If they really wanted to find that information,
they could. It's stored on a server somewhere. This is
just God. I wish out one hundred thousand dollars. Will
somebody please give me one hundred thousand dollars? Please? I
need one hundred k. I need to leave until the midterms,
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like in January. I need to go to Ireland for
three months, Lisbon for three months, Portavarta for three months,
and then Costa Rica for three months. That's what I
need to do. Wouldn't that be fun? Would that be fun?
That sounds like it might be fun. Go to Ireland
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for three months, go in January, February March, so I'm
there for Saint Patrick's Day. Then go to Lisbon for
three months, then go to Partavarta for three months, and
then Costa Rica for three months. That'd be one hundred
thousand dollars figure four grand a month for rent alone.
And that's forty eight thousand right there than fifty thousand
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other dollars. Yep, that's wow. How can I raise that?
How can I get a sponsor? I mean, because that's
what I need to do. I need to go do
my show next year. All of next year, I should
do my show from out of the country, Ireland, Lisbon,
Porta Arta, Costa Rica and show you what the world
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looks like and whether you want to move there or
not and all of that. It'd be great shows. What
a world? You know? What a world? All right? So
the story I did want to talk about today, that
you know, basically, should scare you again? Is Warner Brothers Discovery.
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And remember Warner Brothers isn't just Warner brother Pictures. Warner
Brothers is HBO, Max Matt Geo Discovery, you know, True TV.
I mean, Warner Brothers is a huge umbrella for a
whole lot of other networks and movie studios. And Netflix
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has made a deal for seventy two billion to buy them.
But Donald Trump wants control of them, so he told
Larry Ellison and Jared Kushner to outbid Netflix, so they have.
Jared Kushner went to the Saudis and got thirty billion dollars.
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So now Paramount Skydance is offering one hundred billion dollars
thirty billion over what Netflix is offering. So Trump and
Maga can control almost every Warner Brothers, a CNN by
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the way, Time, Warner Time Magazine. Trump wants his grips
in all of that, and so if Jared Kushner and
Larry Ellison and David Ellison our partners in it, then
he gets his hands all over. Trump hate Netflix.
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Canada does take gays as asylum seekers from certain countries Russia,
you know, other countries like that, African nations where they
can be killed, Nigeria, on and on. They are two
cases from trans people in their courts right now where
the lower court said, well, we don't do gay people
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we think that there is provocation for us to perhaps
expect extend asylum to gay people from the United States.
So it is before the Canadian High Court. And look,
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I'd love to do the show for three months from
Vancouver the summer months, but you know I would if
I could raise the money, because it would take money
one hundred hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Now, maybe I
could raise that on GoFundMe. I don't know. I don't know,
get a sponsor, I don't know. It would be a
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weird life for me, very nomadic. Three months here, three
months there, three months here, three months. I mean, I
wouldn't have the same doctors. I wouldn't have the same
I'd have to carry my medical rerect with me. But
you know, could be interesting. So let's say photos of
me protesting from the sixties up through No Kings marches.
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Oh yeah, anyone that went to the No Kings March,
you'd be labeled a domestic terrorist. Absolutely yep. And meanwhile
you have them a of Trump disrespecting the media every
chance he gets. And now he wants Jared Kushner and
the Ellisons to buy Warner Brothers. And that's not just
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because you know that's when I say this, you think, oh, well,
you know what would they do with it? They would
control it. They would fire any talk show host that
they would want to fire. They would silence any voice
of opposition. It would be so bad for media, worse
than if Netflix. See Netflix. What everyone worries about, what
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does Warner Brothers control? The worry with Netflix, I think
is an outdated worry. The worry with Netflix is that
Warner Brothers is a movie studio that makes movies for the theaters,
all right, and they help keep the theaters alive. And
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they worry that if Netflix controls Warner Brothers, there'll be
less movies going to the theaters, more movies going to streaming.
It's not how do I say this, Netflix didn't kill
the movie theater? You did? You did? You right there?
You not me. I still go to the movie theater.
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You who have your big screens at home and just
wait till the movie streams, because now if a movie
comes out in January, by March or April, you can
watch it on streaming. So you just wait a couple
months and there it is sometimes not even a couple months.
And you got your big screen, you got your bathroom,
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your kitchen, you don't have to go out, you don't
have to drive, and you don't have to pay twenty dollars.
So it's not you know, why theaters are dying is
a complex issue. A they got too expensive, and I
think we all can agree with that movies got too
expensive fifteen dollar tickets, twenty dollars tickets in some cities,
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twenty five dollar tickets. Yeah. No. Second, of all, movie
quality has fallen greatly, and so you don't want to
spend twenty bucks to go see a bad movie. You
just don't when you can premiere it here on your
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big screen. So Netflix, you know, is it chicken or
egg that came first. I think theaters were already in
trouble when streaming came around, and they were and all
streaming did was amplify their troubles. I don't believe that
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streaming caused their troubles because they said the same thing
with DVDs and vhs. That's why they didn't release DVDs
and vhs for like six months or twelve months after
a movie came out. They wanted to be sure they
could exploit everything at the box office that they could
before giving you a chance to have it at home.
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But let's be real, Blockbuster made a fortune on the
fact that a majority of you don't want to go
to the movie theater. I think theaters have become for
purest It's like vinyl theaters are becoming like Vinyls swear
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by vinyl. They swear it sounds better that there's just
no better sound. They're wrong, by the way, they're wrong.
Vinyl doesn't sound any better or worse than streaming if
you stream at a higher quality. If you stream at
low quality, than sure. But if you have good equipment
like so Noses, and you stream at two twenty eight
K or above, you're gonna get incredible sound. Are the
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bases as warm? Well maybe not, but your ears can't
really discern all that. So movie theaters are going to
be like vinyl. They're gonna be if you're purest and
they got to up their game. They gotta make them
more comfortable. They've got to like summer offering. Now beds.
(42:47):
You go in and there's a bed, but with bed bugs.
I don't want to do that. I like the recliners.
Ember likes the recliners too, so she gets her recliner
next to me, and she reclines and I recline. We
watch the movie. I love going to a movie in
the middle of the day. I love it. I absolutely
love it. I try to go once or twice a month.
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When's the last time you went to a movie theater?
So the notion that Netflix buying Warner Brothers is in
some way gonna kill movie theaters. I think they're dying
on their own. They became too expensive some of their screens.
When I've been to some movie theaters where they literally
only hold thirty people and the screen could be at
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my house. I mean it's a little exaggeration, but it's
the size of a wall, you know, And I'm like, well, wait,
I you know this. I could watch this at home.
So I believe movie theaters killed themselves. I really do.
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Oh yes, I am plexion. We've all sent these protest
photos to our friends and family to show them. Oh look,
I'm at the No King's rally. We posted them online.
Oh look I'm at the No Kings rally. And now
they're searching your social media. The federal government has contracted
with the largest defense company that searches through social media.
(44:11):
They can search through twelve billion post a day and
tell it what to look for. And they are looking
at your social media because remember, your social media is
not yours. It belongs to the platform. You all forget
that you do not own your Instagram account, Mark Zuckerberg,
(44:34):
does you do not own any of the photos that
you post to Facebook or Instagram. Once you post them,
Mark Zuckerberg does, and he can use those photos and
do with those photos and share that information with anybody
he wants to. It's in the rules anything you upload
(44:59):
to so social media is no longer your property. It
is not on your server, it is not on your
hard drive. It's on theirs, and they own it. I
bet you all think you own your social media account.
You do not. You don't own your Twitter account, your
Blue Sky account. You don't own your Instagram, your TikTok.
(45:21):
You do not own that. You do not own it.
They do. How do you think they became billionaires. They
own all of your data, everything that you've put on meta,
whether Instagram or Facebook. They own your profile, all the
information you've posted, all the photos, all the ims back
(45:44):
and forth. If you use Facebook Messenger or you DM
somebody on Instagram, they own that. They own it. It's theirs,
it's not yours. Did you all know that? Did you
know that ownership of your social media account is not yours?
(46:04):
Did you know that? I'm interested what you have to
say in the chat room. Did you all know that
you do not own your social media accounts, nor do
you own anything that you post on it anymore? All
the photos you've uploaded to social media, you no longer
have the rights to those. Meta does or wherever you
(46:28):
up TikTok? Does they own that video? They own that photo.
It's theirs. And I don't care what anybody tells you.
I don't care if AI tells you know you own it.
I'm telling you the courts have decided if you put
it up on social media, it's property of the company
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that runs the social media platform. You're using their servers,
you're using their disk space, you're using their interface. It's theirs.
They own it. It's not like a bank where you've
put money in, but it's still your money. Nope, you
put something on Facebook, it's Mark Zuckerberg's. Did this answer
(47:15):
the question about what does so Warner Brothers is they
control the DC universe, Harry Potter, Looney Tunes, HBO, CNN, TNT, TBS, HGTV,
Food Network, Discovery, HBO Max, and the film libraries and
(47:37):
animation libraries. And Trump wants to control that. He wants
to control DC Universe, so suddenly the superhero movies will
be told the way he wants them, Harry Potter, Looney Tunes, HBO, CNN.
They will own CNN. Whoever buys Warner Brothers is going
(48:00):
to own CNN, TNTTBS, HGTV, Food Network, the Discovery Channel,
not Geo. Did you know? Why do you think Jared
Kushner and the Ellisons want to beat Netflix in the deal.
(48:20):
They want all media out of America to be propaganda,
just like Hitler did all television. New Look sixty Minutes
is already platforming Erica Kirk in a kind and positive
way yellow journalism for lack of a better word. They
(48:41):
won't address her hateful comments of her husband. They won't
address his hateful bigotry and all of that. Oh see,
I'm speaking against Charlie Kirk. That's it. I have a
domestic See see how easy it is for me to
cross the line. Oh lord, oh, oh lordy, pick a
(49:01):
bay of the coup And yeah, maybe I should do
couch Confessionals. Maybe I should just morph this show into
couch Confessionals and and just talk about people's secrets, interview
people on the couch. Lord. All right, well, I didn't
(49:23):
want the show to be depressing today. Let me double
check with I want to check with chat GPT. I
do use it a lot these days, but only for
like questions. You know I don't, and you know I
don't act like it's my friend. You know who owns
(49:44):
everything we post on social media? Let's see what it says.
It's a complex question, really short answer. You still own
the copyright to everything you create, but almost every social
media platform requires you to to grant them a broad
license to use, modify, distribute, and share your content. So
(50:08):
you own it, but they can do anything with it.
Wow wow wow. They have a non exclusive license deal
basically with you, worldwide, royalty free. They can sublicense it
(50:28):
to others. They can let others use your content. It's
transferable if the platform is sold, and they have permission
to modify, distribute, and publicly display, crop, resize, remix for ads,
showcase contents in feeds. For meta, you grant Meta a
(50:53):
non exclusive transferable license royalty free worldwide to your content.
They can use it even after you delete it. Hello
Hello with TikTok, you give them the right to reproduce, adapt, publish, translate,
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and create derivative derivative work from your comment. Wow wow.
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Subscat no issue?
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Sie wow? I wonder if social media platforms do social media.
(52:06):
Let's see do social media platforms have permission to give
your posts, images, or videos to the US government. Let's
see what it says about that. Oh yes, social media
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platforms are allowed to give your post, images, or videos
to the US government, even after you deactivate or delete them.
This is because of their laws, terms of service, and
court orders. Anything you post publicly can be accessed without
access by the government without your permission, The government can
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legally look at it just like any other person without
a warrant, notice, or special permission. For private content such
as DMS, private posts, or Facebook Messenger, social media platforms
can turn it over to the US government private messages,
(53:12):
hidden post drafts, deleted content. They can and do turn
this over to law enforcement federal agencies like the FBI, DHS,
Secret Service, courts, and grand juries, and all they need
is a subpoena search, court order, or letter of intent
(53:33):
to investigate. This makes me want to cancel every fucking
social media account I have, does it not? You cannot
opt out of this. It's in their terms of service
that you don't read. Wow, just wow. So anything you
(53:59):
post on social can totally be given to the federal government,
including your DMS, your messages in between two people, and
Trump's coming for them with that memo that we read
about today. How do you think they're going to search
for these people? They're going to start by scouring social media.
(54:23):
Oh my god. I want out. I want out. I
want out, I do. I don't want to live in
and a place where a government can do that. I don't.
I don't want to live in a place where the
government gives a directive to the FBI to go after
its enemies, not enemies of the country, not enemies of
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the people, but its enemies. Make no mistake, this is
not about these people being labeled domestic terrorists being a threat.
It's about them disagreeing with the morals, the values, and
the policies of Donald Trump and his administration. Wow. Wow,
(55:11):
but we've learned a lot today, haven't we. All Right,
next week, I'll be back Monday through Thursday. I hope
you will join me, and then the following two weeks
after that, I will be here with shows, some of
which will be pre recorded. I may probably be in
the chat room so you can still talk to me,
but I'll be traveling on the twenty second, twenty third,
and twenty fourth. I'm traveling to and from Arizona to
(55:33):
see my sister, and if we can raise one hundred
or one hundred fifty thousand dollars, I'll be traveling for
the next year. Get out of this country. Just go,
get out. It's gotta go. I don't know wishful thinking,
but god, it would be nice and to think, you know,
(55:56):
read the book by Jaron Lanier. Delete your social media accounts.
I kind of want to delete everything but YouTube. On
this list here, it says that YouTube is the least
the least of YouTube keeps owner. You keep ownership. You
give YouTube a license to broadcast, distribute, and monetize. That's all.
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Just broadcasts, distribute, and monetize. That's it. You don't give
them the right to reproduce, adapt, publish, transmit, display, copy
on TikTok that's what you do. And x X has
a worldwide royalty free license to use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, modify, publish, transmit, display,
(56:46):
or distribute anything you put on there, even after you
delete it, they can sell your content. Yep, wow, all right,
I am correct. Who you want to be something to
hurt anybody? I'm so glad you joined me today. I
had a boom microphone today, I didn't use that one
(57:06):
that blocks my face. So yeah, I hope you all
had a great time. Sorry I was late. It was
not my fault. Restream, which is how I send out
the video. I hit broadcast and it gave me a
countdown clock, which it's never done before ever, like ever,
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And I guess their servers were busy, and it gave
me a countdown clock and said seven minutes until I
could go live. It's never done that before. So I'm sorry.
I didn't you know, I didn't know it could do that.
Oh god, it is the holidays, though, I hope that
through all of this terror you're able to find some joy.
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I do, I really truly do, and I hope that.
I don't know, maybe I condemn Itocrat stopped this directive,
I don't know. The Supreme Court could, but will they
I don't know, don't know. And as for entertainment, none
of you answered in the chat room when's the last
(58:13):
time you went to a movie? So you can put
it down below. But it's not going to be Netflix
that kills the theaters by buying Warner Brothers you guys
are killing the theaters by now going big screen. You
know what really killed the theater, not streaming big screen TVs. Before,
when you watched a movie at home once it was available,
(58:37):
the biggest TV you had was maybe a thirty inch
thirty two or whatever that I mean, that was like
the biggest. And then flat screens came around. Now at Walmart,
I saw a one hundred inch television for six hundred dollars.
Andrew and I at KFI bought the first Philip flat
(59:00):
screen TV and it was nine thousand dollars and it
was like this big. Remember the projection TVs. Remember we
had one a MIDS to DC projection TV. It was
a big, huge thing and had a big box underneath
and it projected from the inside up and it was
you know, it could be like sixty seventy inches wide. Picture.
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Wasn't that great? But you do remember those I remember that.
That's what killed the few. The minute at home you
could excuse all right, I am Carell's day safe until Monday.
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But don't you hate when technology like works and then doesn't.
I had it all set up, all set up to
go live, and now nothing. So if you're on Instagram
waiting for me, guess what you're probably gonna be there forever.
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It says it's streaming to Instagram, but I really I
don't see that. So we'll try it again and see
if it works, and if it does, it does, and
if it doesn't, it doesn't, and that'll be that. Sorry
I'm a little late. I was having, you know, technical difficulties.
It still is it looks like it's blacked out and again,
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Oh Lord, Holy married, am I already being censored? Are
they already taking me down? You know? I just it
seems that way sometimes it really truly does. It seems
that way. So we are streaming, hopefully live at least
on YouTube where you can see me in the credits
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or the comments at YouTube dot com forward slash really corel.
Hopefully we're there. We don't have to start all over again,
which I would do for you. I would start all
over again for you because I love you. All Right,
We've got another week of shows next week, and then
two weeks of fabulous, fabulous shows that I'm going to
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put together for you, so you'll have new material, all right.
You will have new shows and they will be, you know,
for you to enjoy. I will simply be having a holiday,
So I will be here over the holidays. But some
of the shows may be pre recorded. If that bothers you,
I'm sorry, but we all deserve a break, and I'm
(02:47):
getting one over the holiday season. I'm using a different
microphone today. If it's noisier, I apologize for that too.
Let's see turn up. Oh no, it sounds fabulous. Oh
my god. I love when technology actually works. So I'm
trying to avoid getting to the story that has scared
the fuck out of me. I told you about it
yesterday from reporting from Aaron Parness, and now the La
(03:11):
Times cover story on the front of their paper is
this very story that I'm talking about, top upper right corner,
by the way, which means the La Times is as
frightened by this as I am. And of course we're
going to talk about the Netflix possible merger and why
you should actually care about that, and you should every
(03:35):
American should care about what's happening with Netflix and Warner
Brothers and all of that because of all of the
players involved, and the fact, by the way, that Paramount
got hacked their website got hacked or their app, and
the hackers said a functioning division of the New Fascist Party.
(03:55):
And that's because of Larry Ellison and his son David Ellison,
who are Trump supporters and who bought Paramount. Now they're
trying to buy Warner Brothers. That would be even worse
than Netflix. And so we're gonna talk to you about that.
The Correllas, the Corellas back in the day in the
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chat room they're asking for names from my fans. Back
in the day, they used to call themselves Karelians k
A R E L I A N S. And then
we found out that A there is a Karelian bear dog,
it's called the Coarelian bear dog. And b there was
a cult and they called themselves Karelians. So it's kind
of interesting, all right. So should we start with the
(04:39):
scariest story of the week, the story that is scaring
me out of my mind? Because it is? And I
guess we can. Let's just go to the La Times,
you know, I'll just read it the way that they
wrote it, because the way that they wrote it is
frightening enough. And I can't believe that Democrats aren't screaming
(05:04):
about this. I also can't believe the sixty minutes is
talking to Erica kirk Boys. Her five stages of grief
are very interesting, aren't they? Podcasting? Fundraising, personal appearances, media tour.
These are her five stages of grief. But I know
you're being insensitive, Corell. Everybody grieves differently. You were on
(05:26):
the radio right after Andrew died, Yeah, bawling my eyes out.
I was not, you know, fundraising, having a halftime show
because Bad Bundy was in the Super Bowl. I wasn't
out there threatening Candice Owens or you know, all the
things that Erica Kirk is doing. So yeah, you know,
we all grieve differently, but I don't buy it from her.
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You know, Maga doesn't like to be compared to Nazis.
It upsets them. And I have a new term for MAGA.
It's citizens under Nazi tutelage or cunts for short, uh,
citizens under Nazi tutelage cunts. But this story could have
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been in the German newspapers in nineteen, you know, twenty nine,
but instead it's in the La Times in twenty twenty five.
And I'm not gonna paraphrase it. I'm going to read
it for you, which I seldom do, but I'm going
to do it today. FBI is directed to list domestic
terrorists in the United States. The Justice Department memo calls
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for cash rewards for people who report on others. Doesn't
this sound like telling your neighbor is a Jew? You know?
The Justice Department leadership has directed the FBI to compile
a list of groups or entities engaged in acts that
may constitute domestic terrorism by the start of next year,
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and to establish a cash reward system that incentivizes individuals
to report on their fellow Americans. According to the memo
reviewed by The Times, law enforcement agencies are directed in
the memo dated December fourth, to identify domestic terrorist who
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use violent or a threat of violence to advance political
and social agendas, including adherence to radical gender ideology. That
means if you believe in trans people and feel that
they should be able to transition whenever they want, whenever
their doctors say they should. Anti Americanism, which is really vague,
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anti capitalism, or anti Christianity? Are you hearing that? Although
the memo does not mention protest against President Trump's immigration crackdown,
it says that problematic political and social agendas. Problematic political
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and social agendas could include opposition to law and immigration enforcement,
extreme views in favor of immigrants, or open borders. The
memo was sent by Attorney General Pambondi to federal prosecutors
and law enforcement agencies following a presidential memorandum signed by
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Trump in the immediately aftermath of the killing of Charlie Kirk.
The memo also outlines what it says are causes of
domestic terrorist activity, including quote hostility towards traditional views on family, meaning,
gay people, religion, and morality. I this makes me want
(09:38):
to leave America right here. Just what I have read
to you, national security experts said, the memo represents a
dramatic shift by directing federal prosecutors and agents to approach
domestic terrorism in an ideologically one sided way and provides
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legal justification for the criminalization of freedom of speech. I
think this causes a chilling impact because it definitely seems
to be directing enforcement towards particular points of view, says
Mary McCord, a former US acting US Assistant Attorney General.
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The memo, for example, primarily focuses on Antifa aligned extremism,
but amidst other trends that in recent years have been
identified as rising domestic threats, such as violent white supremacy
that's not listed as a threat. White supremacy not a threat,
(10:45):
Christian nationalism not a threat. Since Trump resumed office, the
FBI has cut its office designated to focus on domestic extremism,
withdrawing resources from investigations into white supremacists, right anti government groups,
or anti LGBTQ groups. Whether you're going to a protest,
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whether you're considering a piece of legislation, whether you're considering
undertaking a particular business activity, the ambiguity will affect your
risk profile. Wow. The American Civil Liberties Union have expressed
alarm over the new policy, which could be used to
target civil society groups and democratic individuals and entities such
(11:36):
as broadcasters, podcasters, television personalities, thought leaders. It's the cover
of the La Times, people, It's the cover of the Times.
The cover of the Times is saying that if I
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want to continue doing this show, I have to leave
the country.
Speaker 1 (12:03):
This is.
Speaker 4 (12:06):
This is just it's I don't even know what to
say about it. This is right out of Hitler's playbook
Morality Police. Anyone that does not toe the government party line.
Is a domestic terrorist. That means Don Lemon, David Packman,
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Stephanie Miller, Tom Hartman, me gay leaders of groups like
Glad Human Rights Campaign, anyone that isn't Christian atheist that
speak out against Christianity, anyone that is against traditional family values.
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That means anyone that believes gay should get married. Because,
believe me, they drafted Project twenty twenty six, and in
Project twenty twenty six, it is their goal to eradicate
same sex marriage. If they say it is subversive, has
caused a they say that same sex marriage has caused
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a downturn in the birth rate. I guess because straight
guys are leaving their wives, then they weren't that straight worthy.
This is alarming to anybody in my business, and it
should be alarming to you. And now it's the cover
story of the La Times, you know. And I this
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is just again. I am barely ever lost for words. Okay,
I barely ever have, But right now I do you
see why? Yesterday I was saying that that part of
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the reason I was late was because things were weighing
so heavy on my mind. When you read this, do
you want to live in a country where the FBI
is making enemies of you, or your neighbors, or your
pastor or your pro the podcaster you listen to, or
(14:22):
the news reporter you watch, or the TV host at night, or.
Speaker 1 (14:28):
You know.
Speaker 4 (14:29):
In the movie V for Vendetta, Stephen Frye plays a
talk show host that pokes fun at the government, and
Stephen Frye is taken. He's taken, and when they take him,
they raid his house, and he collected things that he
deemed a value, including a copy of the Bible, even
(14:51):
though he was an atheist. They kill the Stephen fry
character V for Vendetta, a gay talk show host that
believes in all points of view, that accepts people for
who they are, and that preaches against the government in
(15:13):
a comedic way, but still against the government. The character
is basically Jimmy Kimmel, the Stephen fry character, or me
or Stephen Colbert. And you know, I don't know about you,
(15:35):
but I take fiction very seriously. I think science fiction
is science prediction. And I think V for Vendetta and
other movies like that are coming true. It's happening. Nineteen
eighty four is happening. And as we look ahead, to
(15:58):
this holiday season. This may be the last Christmas of
America in this form. Now a lot of you are
relying on the midterms. And if I could leave the country,
if I had enough money to keep my condo here
in Vegas but leave the country until the midterms, I would.
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I think it's safer for me. But I don't even
begin to know how I would raise one hundred thousand
dollars to do that, but I would because this is
getting crazy for people like me. Some of you are
hearing this and you're not afraid. You're retired, you don't
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have a podcast, you don't write for the huff Post
or the places that I've written for throughout my life.
There is so much on the internet from me against
Donald Trump from the first term at the Huffington Post.
And you know, one of these maggots is gonna want
want to collect cash and pick up a dime and
drop a dime on me if there's money in it
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for them. So maybe you don't worry about this article
the way that I do. I am on a wall,
the Harvey Milk, you know wall in Long Beach for
my gay rights, you know activism. They could just use
the names on that wall as a hit list. I
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know y'all just said bless you, so I'm scared, and
you know a lot of you say you should never
leave the country in fear or whatever. I don't want
to be arrested. I don't want to be interrogated. I
don't want to be jailed. I have openly said I
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hope Trump drops dead of a stroker an aneurysm, and
that that could be interpreted as violence, wishing violence, because
these people there's no nuance. They only see you're for
us or against us. I'm not a Christian. I'm an atheist,
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a very proud and devout and outspoken atheist. I think
Christians are insane. I say it all the time. I
do not ascribe to traditional family values, meaning marriage between
a man and a woman. I guess I am a
radical gender ideologist. I think teenagers or preteens should be
able to transition prior to puberty. If they're doctors, they're
(18:35):
a psychiatrist, and their parents say yes, then it's none
of our business. I think conversion therapy is barbaric torture
and should be banned. These are all radical gender ideologies
according to the Trump administration. I'm scared. I'm frightened, you know,
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Granny and the chat room says, I'm rarely scared, but
this scares me. York The La Times thought it was
important enough that it's in the upper right corner of
their newspaper. That is where the most important story is
because in a newspaper, I know, I'm from publishing, it's
all about where you look first. You look above the
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fold to the upper right. That's where your eye is
drawn first, and what story is there? Today? The FBI
issuing directives to go after domestic terrorist. You know, yesterday
I made a comment to chat GPT about blood donation
because I wanted to find out about my blood type
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be positive. I am a be positive blood type. And
it talked about donation and how people would benefit. And
I said, I can't donate. I'm a gay man, and
it said, yes you can. There's this new questionnaire and
I said yes. And the questionnaire is designed to weed
out gay people. For instance, if you've had anal sex,
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you can't donate blood. Well, that's the kind of sex
gay men have. Either you're a top or or a bottom,
but anal sex is something gay men have. If you're
on prep, you can't do it because then it would
suppress the virus in your blood and they wouldn't be
able to test for HIV. If you've been with more
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than one partner in three years, you can't do it.
So they removed the ban on gay's donating blood, but
they put the ban in in a new different way,
in the form of a questionnaire. The same applies to this.
They're not saying they're going to go after non Christian
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Democrat gay people, but if you read the fine print,
that's exactly who they're going after. Jimmy Kimmel. They have
him in mind. Trust me. If Trump could have jim
Me Kimo killed just like the Saudi prince that he
was sucking his dick in the White House, if if he,
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you know, had Koshogi killed. If Trump could have Kimo
killed the same way, he would do it. If he
thought he could get away with killing people in the
media that he doesn't like, he would totally do it.
I know that beyond the shadow of a doubt, and.
Speaker 3 (21:28):
This sat stay.
Speaker 1 (21:43):
No is show.
Speaker 4 (21:58):
All right. By the way, you know, every day I
drank this dark cocoa drink, uh, and I just wanted
to tell you that this morning. What was it? I
typed in, Oh, where is it? Maybe it's in my history,
I asked a question of or was it a question
of chat GPT? Hmmm, well I read about Oh yeah,
(22:21):
here we go. So dark chocolate has been shown to
slow aging, and the compound in the dark chocolate that
does that is called let's see a lot of theobromine,
THEO bromine th h E O b R O M
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I N E. It's what makes the dark chocolate bitter.
And guess what dark cacal powder is filled with three theobromine.
And I drink two tablespoons of a today. Technically my
ass ain't never going to die, right, So yeah, that's theobromine.
And so you guys should be drinking this with me
(23:03):
every day, Okay, every day? Every day? I want you
to have a hot cocoa with two tablespoons of THEO
bro two tablespoons of dark cacao powder, one tablespoon of
a gave, and one teaspoon of sugar, and your life
will be joyous and fabulous and marvelous. All right. You know,
(23:24):
in the next half hour we got to talk about
because I could talk about this story all day. It
is the scariest story of the year. Hands down, every
story that came out this year. This is the scariest
story of the year. There's no two ways about it.
And I mean of every story.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
You know.
Speaker 4 (23:47):
We had lawmakers today talking about the Venezuela oil tanker
being taken over by the US. Three lawmakers says that
sounds like an act of war to me. Even more
scary than war with Venezuela is this story. This should
cause people to be rioting in the streets. Congress should
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be calling for impeachment and the firing of anybody that
tries to implement this policy. It should be trying. It
should be challenged to the Supreme Court based on the
First Amendment of the Constitution, freedom of speech and religion.
They're trying to make Christianity the national religion. It's unconstitutional
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and it's scary. They're going to make people disappear, just
like in v. For Vendetta, and I'm not this is
not I see. This is what fucking boggles my mind.
People think that people like me or David Pacman or
Don Lemon that we're out here just spouting hyper believe. No,
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the FB fucking I starting in January is under a
directive to go after domestic terrorists, and those people are
deemed radical, gender ideologists, anti Christians, anti capitalist, people who
don't believe that what Ice is doing is okay, people
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that don't agree with Donald Trump. If if that doesn't
chill your blood, I don't know what does. I don't.
I just I just I don't know. I don't know.
I really don't. If that doesn't just scare you, I
don't know what will. All right, let's check the chatroom
(25:48):
at YouTube dot com, forward slash, really Corel, YouTube dot com,
forward slash, really Corel, and Patrons. I would very much
like your addresses. I've asked on air several times for
you to eat email me your addresses. Contact at reallycorrel
dot com. Contact at reallycorrel dot com. I would like
to send you a little Christmas card, but I have
(26:10):
to have your addresses. Patrons. I'll ask you through Patreon
again this afternoon when I remind you of the call
this Sunday, our Christmas call. We're gonna do it this Sunday.
But please know that I love you, Patrons, and without you,
there'd be no show going into the new year. You know,
(26:31):
a friend of mine at the park. Came up with
a new show today for me. He said, I thought
of a show for you, and given this memo that's
going out to the FBI, I could see myself just
doing a show like this guy wants me to do.
He wants me to do a show called couch Confessionals.
He wants me to put a sofa on Fremont Street
(26:53):
here in Las Vegas, the busy Fremont Street, put a
sofa and get people to sit on the sofa and
tell me their darkest secrets. Couch confessional He said, Oh,
only you could get them. You could get people to
tell you things. And I could, and I do. And
you know what, that sounds more fun Doing a show
(27:18):
like that, Couch Confessionals, sounds more fun than doing this
right now. Not because this isn't fun. This is great
fun for me. I am geared for this, but because
it's not dangerous, it's not political, it's not dangerous. Now.
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Do I think that Don Lemon and all those people
should stop. No, They've got lawyers, their high profile. If
they get arrested, if they disappear, people would take note
and hopefully get them out of trouble. I don't have
that caudre of lawyers. So that's why a show like
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Couch Confessionals sounds like so much fun. Just own it
could tour, we can take it to different cities. Couch
Confessional Ireland, Couch Confessional France. Oh, it could be great fun.
I think it's a great idea, Couch Confessionals. I think
that'd make a great show. Me sitting on Fremont Street
getting some probably drunk people to tell me their inner secrets.
(28:24):
So you slept with your roommate in college, right and
it was a guy. Yeah, no, I could see that. Yeah,
Ray Renati, you have a podcast and you've spoken out
against Trump a lot on there. Guess what, You're a
domestic terrorist. According to this FBI memo, go read it,
Go read the La Times article.
Speaker 5 (28:46):
It.
Speaker 4 (28:46):
You know, it clearly says that people that like, if
you're against ICE, which I am, I have said that
I should be arrested, they should be stopped, that the
community should rally around I've I've said this, I already
meet the criteria. According to this memo, that's scary. A
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lot of you meet the criteria. A lot of you
have spoken out against the ICE, A lot of you
think what's going on with the rape? Hell, a judge
just said Trump had to get the National Guard out
of Los Angeles. He hasn't, nor has he released the
Epstein's files. If it was filled with Democrats, those files
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would already be out.
Speaker 3 (29:40):
Yeah.
Speaker 4 (29:41):
Oh what fun times.
Speaker 5 (29:43):
Let me talk broadcasting from a completely different point of
view yours.
Speaker 3 (29:49):
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Speaker 1 (29:59):
Show time is here. No time to fear.
Speaker 2 (30:02):
Corilla is so near because show time is here.
Speaker 1 (30:05):
So on with the show.
Speaker 3 (30:08):
Let's give it a go.
Speaker 1 (30:09):
Corilla is the one that you need to know now.
Speaker 3 (30:15):
It's show sign.
Speaker 4 (30:30):
Wow. The memo directs the FBI online chip line to
allow witnesses and citizen journalists to report videos, recordings, and
photos of what they believe to be suspected acts of
domestic violence and.
Speaker 5 (30:42):
Terrorism uncensored, unfiltered, un hinged.
Speaker 3 (30:49):
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Speaker 4 (31:01):
Wow. People who will inform because they want to get paid.
State and local law enforcement agencies that adhere to the
Justice Department memo will be prioritized for federal grant funding,
So there's their incentive. The directive in the memo would
require the FBI to disseminate an intelligence bulletin on antifa
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and antifa aligned anarchist violent extremist groups. This antifa means
anti fascist, That's what it means. So if you do
not believe in fascism, you're a domestic terrorist. This is
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I know I should move on, you know, I know
I need to move on from that story, but it's
it's possibly the worst story, you know ever. Someone just
texted me while I'm on air. Why would anyone send
me a text message while I'm on air? The entire
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world knows I'm on air between ten and eleven. Do
not text me between ten and eleven. Oh lord h yeah,
Darren home Quest, don't lock me up. Gotta get rid
of Facebook exactly, you know. But the Internet's forever, so
you know, I don't know what deleting your social media
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accounts would do. If they really wanted to find that information,
they could. It's stored on a server somewhere. This is
just God. I wish out one hundred thousand dollars. Will
somebody please give me one hundred thousand dollars? Please? I
need one hundred k. I need to leave until the midterms,
(32:55):
like in January. I need to go to Ireland for
three months, Lisbon for three months, Portavarta for three months,
and then Costa Rica for three months. That's what I
need to do. Wouldn't that be fun? Would that be fun?
That sounds like it might be fun. Go to Ireland
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for three months, go in January, February March, so I'm
there for Saint Patrick's Day. Then go to Lisbon for
three months, then go to Partavarta for three months, and
then Costa Rica for three months. That'd be one hundred
thousand dollars figure four grand a month for rent alone.
And that's forty eight thousand right there than fifty thousand
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other dollars. Yep, that's wow. How can I raise that?
How can I get a sponsor? I mean, because that's
what I need to do. I need to go do
my show next year. All of next year, I should
do my show from out of the country, Ireland, Lisbon,
Porta Arta, Costa Rica and show you what the world
(34:02):
looks like and whether you want to move there or
not and all of that. It'd be great shows. What
a world? You know? What a world? All right? So
the story I did want to talk about today, that
you know, basically, should scare you again? Is Warner Brothers Discovery.
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And remember Warner Brothers isn't just Warner brother Pictures. Warner
Brothers is HBO, Max Matt Geo Discovery, you know, True TV.
I mean, Warner Brothers is a huge umbrella for a
whole lot of other networks and movie studios. And Netflix
(34:50):
has made a deal for seventy two billion to buy them.
But Donald Trump wants control of them, so he told
Larry Ellison and Jared Kushner to outbid Netflix, so they have.
Jared Kushner went to the Saudis and got thirty billion dollars.
(35:15):
So now Paramount Skydance is offering one hundred billion dollars
thirty billion over what Netflix is offering. So Trump and
Maga can control almost every Warner Brothers, a CNN by
(35:36):
the way, Time, Warner Time Magazine. Trump wants his grips
in all of that, and so if Jared Kushner and
Larry Ellison and David Ellison our partners in it, then
he gets his hands all over. Trump hate Netflix.
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Speaker 2 (36:12):
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.
Speaker 1 (36:23):
Carrell is the one that you need to.
Speaker 4 (36:26):
Know, Darren Holme Quist Canada might be taking gay people
for asylum. You put in the chatroom at YouTube dot
com forward slash, Really, Carrell, I wish that Canada would
open up to gays for asylum. Well, there are two
cases in their High court right now about that very thing.
(36:47):
Canada does take gays as asylum seekers from certain countries Russia,
you know, other countries like that, African nations where they
can be killed, Nigeria, on and on. They are two
cases from trans people in their courts right now where
the lower court said, well, we don't do gay people
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from America, but the higher court has said, wait a minute,
we think that there is provocation for us to perhaps
expect extend asylum to gay people from the United States.
So it is before the Canadian High Court. And look,
(37:29):
I'd love to do the show for three months from
Vancouver the summer months, but you know I would if
I could raise the money, because it would take money
one hundred hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Now, maybe I
could raise that on GoFundMe. I don't know. I don't know,
get a sponsor, I don't know. It would be a
(37:50):
weird life for me, very nomadic. Three months here, three
months there, three months here, three months. I mean, I
wouldn't have the same doctors. I wouldn't have the same
I'd have to carry my medical rerect with me. But
you know, could be interesting. So let's say photos of
me protesting from the sixties up through No Kings marches.
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Oh yeah, anyone that went to the No Kings March,
you'd be labeled a domestic terrorist. Absolutely yep. And meanwhile
you have them a of Trump disrespecting the media every
chance he gets. And now he wants Jared Kushner and
the Ellisons to buy Warner Brothers. And that's not just
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because you know that's when I say this, you think, oh, well,
you know what would they do with it? They would
control it. They would fire any talk show host that
they would want to fire. They would silence any voice
of opposition. It would be so bad for media, worse
than if Netflix. See Netflix. What everyone worries about, what
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does Warner Brothers control? The worry with Netflix, I think
is an outdated worry. The worry with Netflix is that
Warner Brothers is a movie studio that makes movies for the theaters,
all right, and they help keep the theaters alive. And
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they worry that if Netflix controls Warner Brothers, there'll be
less movies going to the theaters, more movies going to streaming.
It's not how do I say this, Netflix didn't kill
the movie theater? You did? You did? You right there?
You not me. I still go to the movie theater.
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You who have your big screens at home and just
wait till the movie streams, because now if a movie
comes out in January, by March or April, you can
watch it on streaming. So you just wait a couple
months and there it is sometimes not even a couple months.
And you got your big screen, you got your bathroom,
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your kitchen, you don't have to go out, you don't
have to drive, and you don't have to pay twenty dollars.
So it's not you know, why theaters are dying is
a complex issue. A they got too expensive, and I
think we all can agree with that movies got too
expensive fifteen dollar tickets, twenty dollars tickets in some cities,
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twenty five dollar tickets. Yeah. No. Second, of all, movie
quality has fallen greatly, and so you don't want to
spend twenty bucks to go see a bad movie. You
just don't when you can premiere it here on your
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big screen. So Netflix, you know, is it chicken or
egg that came first. I think theaters were already in
trouble when streaming came around, and they were and all
streaming did was amplify their troubles. I don't believe that
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streaming caused their troubles because they said the same thing
with DVDs and vhs. That's why they didn't release DVDs
and vhs for like six months or twelve months after
a movie came out. They wanted to be sure they
could exploit everything at the box office that they could
before giving you a chance to have it at home.
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But let's be real, Blockbuster made a fortune on the
fact that a majority of you don't want to go
to the movie theater. I think theaters have become for
purest It's like vinyl theaters are becoming like Vinyls swear
(42:01):
by vinyl. They swear it sounds better that there's just
no better sound. They're wrong, by the way, they're wrong.
Vinyl doesn't sound any better or worse than streaming if
you stream at a higher quality. If you stream at
low quality, than sure. But if you have good equipment
like so Noses, and you stream at two twenty eight
K or above, you're gonna get incredible sound. Are the
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bases as warm? Well maybe not, but your ears can't
really discern all that. So movie theaters are going to
be like vinyl. They're gonna be if you're purest and
they got to up their game. They gotta make them
more comfortable. They've got to like summer offering. Now beds.
(42:47):
You go in and there's a bed, but with bed bugs.
I don't want to do that. I like the recliners.
Ember likes the recliners too, so she gets her recliner
next to me, and she reclines and I recline. We
watch the movie. I love going to a movie in
the middle of the day. I love it. I absolutely
love it. I try to go once or twice a month.
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When's the last time you went to a movie theater?
So the notion that Netflix buying Warner Brothers is in
some way gonna kill movie theaters. I think they're dying
on their own. They became too expensive some of their screens.
When I've been to some movie theaters where they literally
only hold thirty people and the screen could be at
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my house. I mean it's a little exaggeration, but it's
the size of a wall, you know, And I'm like, well, wait,
I you know this. I could watch this at home.
So I believe movie theaters killed themselves. I really do.
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Oh yes, I am plexion. We've all sent these protest
photos to our friends and family to show them. Oh look,
I'm at the No King's rally. We posted them online.
Oh look I'm at the No Kings rally. And now
they're searching your social media. The federal government has contracted
with the largest defense company that searches through social media.
(44:11):
They can search through twelve billion post a day and
tell it what to look for. And they are looking
at your social media because remember, your social media is
not yours. It belongs to the platform. You all forget
that you do not own your Instagram account, Mark Zuckerberg,
(44:34):
does you do not own any of the photos that
you post to Facebook or Instagram. Once you post them,
Mark Zuckerberg does, and he can use those photos and
do with those photos and share that information with anybody
he wants to. It's in the rules anything you upload
(44:59):
to so social media is no longer your property. It
is not on your server, it is not on your
hard drive. It's on theirs, and they own it. I
bet you all think you own your social media account.
You do not. You don't own your Twitter account, your
Blue Sky account. You don't own your Instagram, your TikTok.
(45:21):
You do not own that. You do not own it.
They do. How do you think they became billionaires. They
own all of your data, everything that you've put on meta,
whether Instagram or Facebook. They own your profile, all the
information you've posted, all the photos, all the ims back
(45:44):
and forth. If you use Facebook Messenger or you DM
somebody on Instagram, they own that. They own it. It's theirs,
it's not yours. Did you all know that? Did you
know that ownership of your social media account is not yours?
(46:04):
Did you know that? I'm interested what you have to
say in the chat room. Did you all know that
you do not own your social media accounts, nor do
you own anything that you post on it anymore? All
the photos you've uploaded to social media, you no longer
have the rights to those. Meta does or wherever you
(46:28):
up TikTok? Does they own that video? They own that photo.
It's theirs. And I don't care what anybody tells you.
I don't care if AI tells you know you own it.
I'm telling you the courts have decided if you put
it up on social media, it's property of the company
(46:50):
that runs the social media platform. You're using their servers,
you're using their disk space, you're using their interface. It's theirs.
They own it. It's not like a bank where you've
put money in, but it's still your money. Nope, you
put something on Facebook, it's Mark Zuckerberg's. Did this answer
(47:15):
the question about what does so Warner Brothers is they
control the DC universe, Harry Potter, Looney Tunes, HBO, CNN, TNT, TBS, HGTV,
Food Network, Discovery, HBO Max, and the film libraries and
(47:37):
animation libraries. And Trump wants to control that. He wants
to control DC Universe, so suddenly the superhero movies will
be told the way he wants them, Harry Potter, Looney Tunes, HBO, CNN.
They will own CNN. Whoever buys Warner Brothers is going
(48:00):
to own CNN, TNTTBS, HGTV, Food Network, the Discovery Channel,
not Geo. Did you know? Why do you think Jared
Kushner and the Ellisons want to beat Netflix in the deal.
(48:20):
They want all media out of America to be propaganda,
just like Hitler did all television. New Look sixty Minutes
is already platforming Erica Kirk in a kind and positive
way yellow journalism for lack of a better word. They
(48:41):
won't address her hateful comments of her husband. They won't
address his hateful bigotry and all of that. Oh see,
I'm speaking against Charlie Kirk. That's it. I have a
domestic See see how easy it is for me to
cross the line. Oh lord, oh, oh lordy, pick a
(49:01):
bay of the coup And yeah, maybe I should do
couch Confessionals. Maybe I should just morph this show into
couch Confessionals and and just talk about people's secrets, interview
people on the couch. Lord. All right, well, I didn't
(49:23):
want the show to be depressing today. Let me double
check with I want to check with chat GPT. I
do use it a lot these days, but only for
like questions. You know I don't, and you know I
don't act like it's my friend. You know who owns
(49:44):
everything we post on social media? Let's see what it says.
It's a complex question, really short answer. You still own
the copyright to everything you create, but almost every social
media platform requires you to to grant them a broad
license to use, modify, distribute, and share your content. So
(50:08):
you own it, but they can do anything with it.
Wow wow wow. They have a non exclusive license deal
basically with you, worldwide, royalty free. They can sublicense it
(50:28):
to others. They can let others use your content. It's
transferable if the platform is sold, and they have permission
to modify, distribute, and publicly display, crop, resize, remix for ads,
showcase contents in feeds. For meta, you grant Meta a
(50:53):
non exclusive transferable license royalty free worldwide to your content.
They can use it even after you delete it. Hello
Hello with TikTok, you give them the right to reproduce, adapt, publish, translate,
(51:17):
and create derivative derivative work from your comment. Wow wow.
Speaker 3 (51:32):
Subscat no issue?
Speaker 4 (51:45):
Sie wow? I wonder if social media platforms do social media.
(52:06):
Let's see do social media platforms have permission to give
your posts, images, or videos to the US government. Let's
see what it says about that. Oh yes, social media
(52:26):
platforms are allowed to give your post, images, or videos
to the US government, even after you deactivate or delete them.
This is because of their laws, terms of service, and
court orders. Anything you post publicly can be accessed without
access by the government without your permission, The government can
(52:50):
legally look at it just like any other person without
a warrant, notice, or special permission. For private content such
as DMS, private posts, or Facebook Messenger, social media platforms
can turn it over to the US government private messages,
(53:12):
hidden post drafts, deleted content. They can and do turn
this over to law enforcement federal agencies like the FBI, DHS,
Secret Service, courts, and grand juries, and all they need
is a subpoena search, court order, or letter of intent
(53:33):
to investigate. This makes me want to cancel every fucking
social media account I have, does it not? You cannot
opt out of this. It's in their terms of service
that you don't read. Wow, just wow. So anything you
(53:59):
post on social can totally be given to the federal government,
including your DMS, your messages in between two people, and
Trump's coming for them with that memo that we read
about today. How do you think they're going to search
for these people? They're going to start by scouring social media.
(54:23):
Oh my god. I want out. I want out. I
want out, I do. I don't want to live in
and a place where a government can do that. I don't.
I don't want to live in a place where the
government gives a directive to the FBI to go after
its enemies, not enemies of the country, not enemies of
(54:46):
the people, but its enemies. Make no mistake, this is
not about these people being labeled domestic terrorists being a threat.
It's about them disagreeing with the morals, the values, and
the policies of Donald Trump and his administration. Wow. Wow,
(55:11):
but we've learned a lot today, haven't we. All Right,
next week, I'll be back Monday through Thursday. I hope
you will join me, and then the following two weeks
after that, I will be here with shows, some of
which will be pre recorded. I may probably be in
the chat room so you can still talk to me,
but I'll be traveling on the twenty second, twenty third,
and twenty fourth. I'm traveling to and from Arizona to
(55:33):
see my sister, and if we can raise one hundred
or one hundred fifty thousand dollars, I'll be traveling for
the next year. Get out of this country. Just go,
get out. It's gotta go. I don't know wishful thinking,
but god, it would be nice and to think, you know,
(55:56):
read the book by Jaron Lanier. Delete your social media accounts.
I kind of want to delete everything but YouTube. On
this list here, it says that YouTube is the least
the least of YouTube keeps owner. You keep ownership. You
give YouTube a license to broadcast, distribute, and monetize. That's all.
(56:20):
Just broadcasts, distribute, and monetize. That's it. You don't give
them the right to reproduce, adapt, publish, transmit, display, copy
on TikTok that's what you do. And x X has
a worldwide royalty free license to use, copy, reproduce, process, adapt, modify, publish, transmit, display,
(56:46):
or distribute anything you put on there, even after you
delete it, they can sell your content. Yep, wow, all right,
I am correct. Who you want to be something to
hurt anybody? I'm so glad you joined me today. I
had a boom microphone today, I didn't use that one
(57:06):
that blocks my face. So yeah, I hope you all
had a great time. Sorry I was late. It was
not my fault. Restream, which is how I send out
the video. I hit broadcast and it gave me a
countdown clock, which it's never done before ever, like ever,
(57:29):
And I guess their servers were busy, and it gave
me a countdown clock and said seven minutes until I
could go live. It's never done that before. So I'm sorry.
I didn't you know, I didn't know it could do that.
Oh god, it is the holidays, though, I hope that
through all of this terror you're able to find some joy.
(57:52):
I do, I really truly do, and I hope that.
I don't know, maybe I condemn Itocrat stopped this directive,
I don't know. The Supreme Court could, but will they
I don't know, don't know. And as for entertainment, none
of you answered in the chat room when's the last
(58:13):
time you went to a movie? So you can put
it down below. But it's not going to be Netflix
that kills the theaters by buying Warner Brothers you guys
are killing the theaters by now going big screen. You
know what really killed the theater, not streaming big screen TVs. Before,
when you watched a movie at home once it was available,
(58:37):
the biggest TV you had was maybe a thirty inch
thirty two or whatever that I mean, that was like
the biggest. And then flat screens came around. Now at Walmart,
I saw a one hundred inch television for six hundred dollars.
Andrew and I at KFI bought the first Philip flat
(59:00):
screen TV and it was nine thousand dollars and it
was like this big. Remember the projection TVs. Remember we
had one a MIDS to DC projection TV. It was
a big, huge thing and had a big box underneath
and it projected from the inside up and it was
you know, it could be like sixty seventy inches wide. Picture.
(59:23):
Wasn't that great? But you do remember those I remember that.
That's what killed the few. The minute at home you
could excuse all right, I am Carell's day safe until Monday.
I love you patrons, will see you on Sunday at
our Christmas Call Much love.
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