December 18, 2025 • 59 mins
Trump’s Oval Office Meltdown, Bongino Exits FBI, and UnitedHealth’s Deadly Denials
Last night’s Oval Office address from Donald Trump was meant to reassure the nation—but instead became an awkward, rambling spectacle that many are calling an international embarrassment. Trump insisted the economy is “fine,” listed supposed accomplishments, and brushed off serious problems as minor issues he alone can fix. The result was painful to watch—and deeply revealing.
Was it incompetence, denial, or something else entirely? And does it explain why Dan Bongino abruptly stepped down as FBI Deputy Director?
Plus, a major reckoning for UnitedHealthcare. After years of denying and delaying critical care, the company now faces wrongful death lawsuits following the deaths of three nursing home residents who were blocked from emergency hospital treatment. Is accountability finally coming—and how many more cases are waiting in the shadows?
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Last night’s Oval Office address from Donald Trump was meant to reassure the nation—but instead became an awkward, rambling spectacle that many are calling an international embarrassment. Trump insisted the economy is “fine,” listed supposed accomplishments, and brushed off serious problems as minor issues he alone can fix. The result was painful to watch—and deeply revealing.
Was it incompetence, denial, or something else entirely? And does it explain why Dan Bongino abruptly stepped down as FBI Deputy Director?
Plus, a major reckoning for UnitedHealthcare. After years of denying and delaying critical care, the company now faces wrongful death lawsuits following the deaths of three nursing home residents who were blocked from emergency hospital treatment. Is accountability finally coming—and how many more cases are waiting in the shadows?
📌 The Karel Cast is supported by viewer donations at patreon.com/reallykarel
👍 Please watch, like, and subscribe at youtube.com/reallykarel
🎧 The Karel Cast is available on all major platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeartMedia, and Spreaker.
📺 Live Monday–Thursday at 10:30am PT, with clips on TikTok and Instagram.
Karel is a history-making broadcaster and entertainer, reporting from Las Vegas with his service dog Ember.
#TrumpSpeech, #OvalOffice, #PoliticalCommentary, #TrumpNews, #BreakingPolitics, #Bongino, #FBI, #UnitedHealthcare, #HealthcareCrisis, #CorporateAccountability, #WrongfulDeath, #NewsPodcast, #ProgressiveMedia, #KarelCast, #LGBTQVoices, #LasVegas, #CurrentEvents, #USPolitics, #MediaCriticism, #EmberTheServiceDog
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Oh Lord Jesus on the Little Cross of Mary. It
is the Corell Cast. And I am Correll and I'm
so glad that you are joining me on this Thursday,
December eighteenth. I just I I need a drink, y'all know,
there's some cookies and cream Bailey's in my in my cocoa. Well,
(01:24):
if you weren't drinking last night, you should have been
the President of the United States. Gave an eighteen minute
oval office campaign rally, bitch session, delusional fugue state anger
(01:47):
management sort of. He first of all, he was mad.
Why was he yelling? Okay, you know what what was
all the shouting about. Second, of all the charts and graphs,
is he ross perrot? Oh? And the chart that said
(02:10):
native born employee employment. I thought he meant native Americans.
I didn't realize that he meant.
Speaker 3 (02:20):
I don't know what he meant.
Speaker 4 (02:21):
For eighteen minutes, I sat just mouth open, you know.
And by the way, after about two minutes, I turned
the volume down and just read the closed captions, which
was a hoot, because you know, he's rambling and babbling,
and the captions they just get it wrong. I liked
(02:42):
the caption speech better. Actually, Yeah, what a absolute national
disgrace last night was. And of course every con man
tries to bribe people into liking them. So with him,
I'm gonna send every member of the military seventeen hundred
(03:05):
dollars and seventy six or seventeen seventy six dollars one thousand,
seven hundred and seventy six a patriot bonus for the
Are you buying the military off so they'll be obey
your illegal orders or are you know? And all those
checks are going out right now, I've got someone looking
stamps in the back room. There's a person stuffing the
(03:27):
envelopes as we speak. Those checks are going yeah, those checks, yeah,
like our tariff checks, like you know, like and you know,
Oh my god, gus is a dollar ninety nine a
gallon in some states? No, it's not. But nothing he
said was true. There was nothing he said was true,
(03:50):
and two things he didn't talk about. Then is the
way la And have you all forgotten that? Today is
the deadline for the Epstein file. Yes, as Pete Haggsbirth says,
he's not releasing the Second Strike video, which they are.
Oh yeah, we'll release that video. Oh, I have no
problem with it. Go ahead and release it. No, not
(04:11):
gonna happen because it shows that Pete Haggsbirth committed murder.
Oh I need more alcohol. Someone help me, help me,
Lord Jesus help me. Anybody help me? Lord Bailey's Oh
dear God, Yes, Sandy. In the chatroom at YouTube dot
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com forward slash really Correll, it was a mighty embarrassment.
It was let's see what everyone's saying. I'm dying. I'm
living for the comments. I didn't even watch Trump's speech.
I had a hard time listening to him. At this point.
I just wish he would go away. Yeah, I agree,
shout and rant more correl. Yes, I think I'll have
(04:52):
a gummy. Yeah, it ain't too early. It's five o'clock somewhere.
It's gummy o'clock somewhere. Pardoned your updates. Emily Hernandez. Shane
Woods got ten fifteen years in prison for lethal DUIs.
Andrew Johnson got charged with sexual abuse. I'm an eleven
year old and john kidnap. I don't know what that.
I have no idea what that means. I don't know
(05:14):
what the fuck last night was, but it was bad
for me. Yes, I thought, I really thought that. I thought, wait,
is this a promo for SNL? How many of you
by Savan's thought that it was a promo for SNL?
(05:37):
I we have to laugh about it, right, I mean,
it could bring tears to your eyes. But what happened
last night? It was what about Ukraine? You know, all
the BBC's talking about is Ukraine and Australia and what
they're doing, which we'll talk about when we come back.
(05:57):
But it's all fine. The economy is fine.
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Speaker 3 (06:24):
Carill is the one that you need to know.
Speaker 4 (06:29):
The economy is great. I've never been such a great economy.
And oh, you're doing really well. You've got more money
now than you've ever had, and affording things is so
much easier. Prices there's so much lower. We've got gas
at a dollar ninety nine. And you know, I inherited
a mess from that Biden no mess, mess, Biden Biden
mess mess, Biden Biden mess. Oh yes, and it's amazing
(06:52):
what I've been able to do in just a short time,
and how I've been able to resurrect this dead, failing,
crime ridden country that I inherited. Oh, it was a
horrible amount crime. The criminals in the streets, they're everywhere now, no, no, now,
the mayor's and the and the and the governors are
calling Trump and saying Trump, you're you're doing such a
great job. And you know, and everyone and it's cheaper
(07:14):
for Christmas, and you know, oh, oh god, oh, you know,
if you keep repeating something over and over. Sometimes it'll stick.
(07:35):
But when you're telling people their bank accounts are great,
that they've got more money than ever, and then they
go look at their bank account, it doesn't stick. So
telling people that the economy is the best in the world,
(07:58):
talking about all the jobs and investment, and when people
are out of work and the jobs they have aren't
paying their bills at a time when they want to
finance cars for seven to ten years and houses for
fifty Standing there and shouting at the camera that things
(08:23):
are fabulous is juvenile, petty and desperate? Oh my god,
did he appear desperate last night?
Speaker 3 (08:36):
Or what?
Speaker 4 (08:37):
He is desperate for people to like him and to
you know, congratulate him on all of his perceived accomplishments.
He is so desperate, you know, And it was so pointless.
What was the destination?
Speaker 3 (08:59):
You know?
Speaker 4 (09:00):
I didn't like Ronald Reagan, But even when Ronald Reagan
was at his most infirm, his speeches made sense. They
had a beginning, a middle, an end. You knew the
story he was weaving, and by the conclusion, you knew
what it was he wanted to say. At the end
(09:21):
of eighteen minutes last night, all I could say is
what the actual fuck did I just see? Like, are
the and the people are all ooh es oh yes?
Is no one aware that we all saw a demented, sick, bloated, jaundiced,
(09:51):
infirm idiot? I mean, is it just me? Am I
the alphabet in wicked? Am I the only one that
sees that the you know that the wizard has no power?
Am I? The only you know? Am I the guy
that says, hey, the Emperor is naked? Because all I
(10:14):
saw last night was a jaundiced, bloated, sick, demented village idiot.
That's all I saw. With not even the Hill, okay,
possibly the most conservative news source around. Even the Hill
(10:40):
asked what the fuck and pointed out all of the lies.
It was lie after lie after lie. And now the
saddest part. Do you all know the saddest part of
that speech? Anybody, anybody in the chatroom know the saddest
(11:04):
part of that speech? The saddest part is Trump has
become like mass shootings. Wow, that's a great analogy. Trump
has become like mass shootings. A mass shooting happens, boohoo,
(11:24):
boo hoo, terrible, terrible, and within thirty minutes poof onto
the next, next story, next, this next that, not in Australia,
not in civilized countries, but in our country. And now
Trump is like a mass shooting. He happens, people talk
about it for twenty minutes, then just forget that it happened. Yeap,
(11:48):
thoughts and prayers. We deal with him like we deal
with every other tragedy in this nation. By not dealing
with it, I don't know how Congress could go to
work today and not immediately call for removal under the
twenty fifth Amendment. And all they would have to do
(12:09):
to prove that the man is sick and infirm is
play that eighteen minutes a fit sit, watch the eighteen minutes,
take a vote if that man he should be kept
so far? And have you seen these plaques? So he
(12:30):
has this presidential Walk of Fame and now he's put
these plaques under the pictures for people to read and
people to see. And again even the Hill said, he
has lied about Obama, he has lied about Clinton, he
has lied about every Democratic president that he has up
(12:53):
on that wall. The plaques down below are lies. How
is he allowed to do that to our house? And
did you hear they want to classify the ballroom as
a matter of national security, so there is zero oversight.
(13:15):
I don't know what could be national security of a ballroom,
but yeah, and we won't get the Epstein files, and
if we do, they'll be so redacted and scrubbed and
his name won't be in it anywhere. I you know,
Christmas is next week and to look at all of
(13:40):
this is depressing as hell. I'm watching the documentary about
the Revolutionary War on KQED. The keyword is perseverance. Don't
give up, keep fighting even when it looks like we're losing.
We must persevere. Maybe back in the day, I love Rachel,
(14:00):
I love her. I love her, I love her. I'd
like i'd go visit her in norm But times have changed,
times have changed, and persevering people didn't persevere under Hitler.
They fled, they got out, They didn't persevere. They didn't
(14:23):
fight the Nazis. To do so, they would be killed.
So they either kept silent and hid and left, you know, left.
So in America today we have a couple options. Be silent,
leave or just deal with it, just shrug it off.
(14:51):
Because I don't know about you, but I can't take
three more years last night was it? That was it.
I will never, and I repeat, never listen to a
Trump speech watch a Trump speech. Never. I don't want
that man in my life for even eighteen minutes. I'll
read about it afterwards. I'll read a transcript of it.
(15:16):
If it's something super important, I'll turn the volume down
or just listen on the radio. No, I'll turn the
volume down and just read the captions. I had to
cleanse myself with Harry wild on Acorn TV, one of
the best shows around called Harry Wilde. It is with
Jane Seymour and Zohan Read and it's a fabulous, charming,
(15:39):
incredible show set in Ireland with Jane Seymour and it's
so wonderful And there was a special I hadn't seen
and so to cleanse I had to go watch that
because I couldn't take it. He really made me want
to open a vegan bed and breakfast in Ireland. I thought, Oh,
(15:59):
you could do your have a studio there. You and
other creators could use your studio. You could have a
little pub downstairs with a restaurant that's vegan and then
a bed and breakfast. Oh wouldn't that be a dream?
A vegan bed and breakfast with a little pub and
a little content studio just outside of Dublin. Oh God,
(16:23):
what a dream. Or no, right in Dublin, right in
the heart of Dublin. Wouldn't that just be incredible? Because
when I was watching Harry Wilde after being subjected to Trump,
I thought, even their worst teaesock, that's their leader. Even
their worst tea soock was never as bad as that.
(16:43):
I can't think of any Vladimir Putin, who is possibly
the lowest scum of the planet, still makes more sense
in speeches than Donald Trump. It was horrific. So what
do we do another horrible job report? Yep? Unemployment rates
(17:05):
up up up. Uh. You're right. If he can tear
down a wing of our house without any approval, he
can surely put up plaques. You're right. No one's stopping him.
He's destroying things that don't belong to him, like the country.
He's taken over the White House like it's his own
personal property, gold gilded everything to where it looks like
(17:27):
a cheap brothel. From Timu Timu, White House, Timu Oval,
It's it's sad. And who was his audience last night?
Who was he playing to who is he trying to
get back MAGA, because even MAGA now knows that what
(17:50):
he's saying is bullshit. I've seen them interviewed Tennessee, Arkansas, Ohio.
People are out talking to people and they're all saying
the same thing. He's not doing what I voted for
him to do. He has not done what he said
(18:12):
he would do. Well, no shit, you're the idiot that
voted for him. But now at least they're coming back
around and realized that he's a fraud, that he's not
doing what he was supposed to do, that he's not
good for the country, and he's certainly not good for MAGA.
(18:35):
What has he done for them? Has he made their
lives more affordable? Nope? Has he helped any of them
get a job, nope? Has he lowered their rent or
mortgage nope? Has he increased their income nope? Has he
tripled their healthcare premiums yep? Has he doubled or tripled
(18:56):
the expense of going to the grocery store? Yep? Have
interest rates for homecome way down? Nope? Even the stupidest
MAGA member, and boy there are some doozies even then,
now can see that he lied and that he's incapable.
(19:20):
It's not only that he doesn't want to do it,
he is incapable of doing it. He can't do it.
He doesn't have the skill, the political prowess. Republicans refuse
to legislate. He can't do it. Oh, everybody, get a drink,
(19:44):
have a shot of bailies, everybody. Oh my hot cocoa
is so fucking good. Oh my god. Yeah, I swear
a lot. So up. Someone emailed Corel, you swear a lot.
That's new. No, I always talked like this. It's just
on commercial radio. You can't guess what I'm not on
(20:07):
commercial radio. I can talk like I always talk. And
if you ask anybody in my world, I have a
filthy mouth. I do. I swear a lot. I don't care.
Last night, if you weren't swearing at the TV, if
you weren't cursing, then you weren't paying attention. If you
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sat there and just took it all in without going
what the fuck? Then you know you simply you're a
better person than I. Cause that was wow. It was
just embarrassing. It was so sad and tragic. Another horrible job. Yes,
(20:54):
we know ruled he couldn't destroy the East wing. Three
more years of this horn, he'll die. He'll die. There's
not going to be three more years. He's too thick.
Look at him, he's bloated. He's Johndice. He can't even
remember why he had an m R. I don't think
he knows what MRI stands. I bet if you asked
(21:18):
him there, what does m RI I mean? Oh? Well,
I had one of those?
Speaker 3 (21:24):
Why?
Speaker 4 (21:26):
Yes? What does it mean?
Speaker 3 (21:27):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (21:33):
Stay?
Speaker 6 (21:44):
Now?
Speaker 3 (21:44):
Is shoes side.
Speaker 4 (22:00):
All right? Yes? Rachel Capper, you are right. There's been
tons of research done. People with higher IQ's tend to
swear more, and swearing is actually a sign of intelligence.
How about that? Oh my god? There, I've got a
shot of Bailey's in me. Now. I'm so glad my
(22:20):
friends came over for tea. I'd forgotten how much I
love Bailey's. And it doesn't put me into a fib
because I only do one shot and it's so low
in alcohol. But when you don't drink, it's enough to
make you feel good. I feel good. So are you
ready for I am not ready for Christmas? I don't
have Steve's present or Tino's. I don't have Ember's presence,
(22:42):
and I'm going away Sunday, Monday Tuesday to see my sisters,
so I can't shop on those days. And I get
back on Christmas Eve or no, I get back the
night before Christmas Eve. So am I gonna There'll be
shows next week, by the way, good ones, fabulous shows.
Be sure to tune in. I can't wait for my
Christmas show. Oh my god. My Christmas show is going
(23:04):
to be all of my music in one place, at
least the ones that have videos. And I've never done
that before ever. I have never done a retrospective on
my music ever, and Christmas Day I'm doing that. I've
already assembled the videos. I'm very excited about it. And
(23:24):
after I was assembling them, I thought, well, hell, you're
a singer, you've charted, You've got all these songs. It's
like Jesus, so are you ready? I'm not ready. I'm
not ready. I thought I was ready, but I'm not ready.
I'm not ready. I wanted to get Christmas cards out
to all my patrons, but only about five of them
sent me their addresses, and it's too late. Now I
(23:46):
get well, maybe they'd get there by Christmas. I don't know,
I'm a little nervous to be going to my sisters.
You know, I haven't traveled in a while. It's just
gonna be me and Ember crossing the Nevada and Arizona
Desert to get over to Sedona. I've never been to Sedonah,
so it feels weird going by myself. But well, I
(24:07):
won't be alone, will I. Where's my girl? She's here somewhere,
so yeah, so yeah, but I'm not ready. I'm not ready.
I am ready for Christmas to be over. But I
am not ready for Christmas. So that's the problem. Amazon,
or something's gonna have to save the day for me.
(24:28):
Oh god, you know yesterday, every day this week, I've
had something at a doctor every day this week, and
I'm so tired of it. I am so tired of it.
Yesterday was the pomonologist for the sleep study results. Never
in my life had I had a more vague visit
(24:49):
with a doctor. Well, your oxygen when you sleep is normal,
I said, it goes down to like ninety or ninety one. Well, yes,
that's that. We consider that than normal range for sleep,
and so you do have apnea. It did note that
you have mild to moderate sleep apnea, you do, you know,
(25:09):
but since your oxygen doesn't go down below ninety that much,
Medicare is not going to pay for CEPAP or for
oxygen because you're not down at eighty eight for at
least thirty minutes. And I'm like, so that's their criteria. He's, oh, yeah,
we could fight him because you do drop, but it
would be a fight. And I'm like, so what are
(25:32):
you telling me go away with your apnea? He's like, well,
your dental appliance. Let's let's get it adjusted and then
you could do another sleep study and we could talk then.
And I'm like, why if you just told me that
the sleep study, I did you know that my my
oxygen levels were, in your words, normal, even though they
(25:54):
go down to ninety ninety one ninety two. And if
I do adjust the thing and it works even better
than what? Why do you why you know? Are you
just generating copays and incomes? Like what? I hate when
I leave a doctor's with more questions than answers. I
hate that. I hate it. You know, I'm convinced everybody
(26:16):
has some form of sleep apnea. I really am. I
am convinced that every human being when they sleep either
has mild, moderate, or severe sleep apnea. I think it's
just a human condition. Now. I know I could be wrong,
but we haven't tested every single human. Everybody that I
(26:37):
know that's had to sleep study has had some kind
of apnea come back every single person. I don't know
one person that's had to sleep study where they didn't
find some degree of apnea. That leads me to believe
that everybody has some degree of apnea mild, moderate, severe.
(26:59):
I'm probably wrong. I'm not a doctor, I do not
play one on television, but I still think that next
week I'm going to share a video with you. I
just sat in on a press conference with Eric Dane,
the actor from Gray's Anatomy and from Euphoria, who was
diagnosed with ALS the same month I was at the
(27:20):
ALS clinic where he got diagnosed. He was on a
show recently called Brilliant Minds. I think it's on NBC,
and he played a person with ALS and they did
a roundtable with the director and him and a member
of the ALS Society. And after watching this forty minute exchange,
(27:42):
I really want you guys to see it. So they
sent me a video. Hey, it's Eric Dane, he's a
famous actor. B to see where he's come with ALS
and B there's also several favorite famous directors and actors.
So I want you to see it, and it's good
information and it's a good talk. I'm not in the
(28:05):
I don't moderate it was. I watched it. They sent
me an invitation to watch this press conference, but then
they videotaped it and sent it to us, and I
really want you to see it. So next week you'll
be seeing an interview with Eric Dane about his ALS
and Hollywood. You know how Hollywood tends to hide people
(28:26):
with disabilities instead of incorporating them into the storylines, because
let's be real. People get diseases, people get als, people
get multiple scleroses, people get other diseases, and they should
be represented in dramas, particularly medical dramas, like anybody else.
(28:46):
So next week you're gonna see that video and I'm
very excited for you to see that. Also, next week
we'll have a couple this Gay Weeks with Scott Jacobson
from Canada. He and I do it, And I'm hope
you'll like the Gay News. Christmas Eve is in just
a few days. I hope you are ready. If not,
(29:09):
just tell them next year give them a card that says,
oh I was a little late. You'll get your present later,
so we will see all right. Part two of the
Crowdcast is coming up next. It is Thursday, the last
show of this week. Don't forget. Next week and the
week after there will be shows. So if you'd like
to be entertained, come here. Ten o'clock, ten oh five
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The economy is absolutely perfect. You have nothing to worry about.
You have more money than ever. Gas is cheaper than ever.
Food is practically free. I don't know what you're complaining about.
I mean it's practically free. They're giving it away at
the stores.
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You know, I wish I could drink just this one
shot of Bailey's has made me miss alcohol. I can't
because of my aphib Can I lick this? I mean,
you know, because I feel good right now? My stress
feels a little bit alleviated. Because before I started last
(31:20):
night it ough, I was like, what the actual fuck?
And now right now I'm thinking, yeah, it was more
of a parody, really Saturday Night Live kind of skin.
You know they're gonna do a cold open with that.
I mean, last night he gave comics everywhere, a plethora
of material, A plethora. Don't you love that word? Plethora?
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All right, Rachel Kapper, you braggered I did a sleep
study and there was no signs of apnea. Oh well,
good for you. I nearly die in my sleep obviously.
Oh god, oh how horrible. There's a jet crash in
North Carolina, a private jet, and there's multiple people reported dead.
(32:06):
That's sad, not good, not good. Another motorcyclist down here
in Las Vegas. Every day there's a motorcyclist down. HHS
moves to slash funding and access to care for transgendered miners.
Why why, why are they being cruel to a group
(32:30):
of the most brave people around. I'll never understand this,
you know. I just Trump moves to end gender related
care for miners, threatening hospitals that offer it. Why what
is his obsession with trans people? Did one refuse to
(32:53):
give him a blowjob or something? I mean, really, what
is his obsession? Did a female to male roll him
over and peg him? What happened to make him? And
yet they want to have sex with him? You know,
Republicans break grind her every time they get together in
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a group of more than twenty. It is there is
evidence that Charlie Kirk subscribed to a trans person's only fans.
She has the receipts, she posted them online. Why why
do they have to be cruel to some of the bravest,
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most courageous among us people that we should be hugging
people that we should be embracing and saying, good for
you for being honest with yourself, Good for you for
making a change to make your life more complete, and
good for you for doing and being honest in a
(33:57):
world where you know it's going to bring you out adversity.
Why would we want to harm these people? And transcre
is medical care? Why is the government getting involved in
medical care for youth. It is so shameful, you know,
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it is just it is a scourge on the world
that he does this. And I'd just like to know
what's his beef? What is he Is he mad that
female to male transgendered people have a bigger dick than him?
You know what? What what is he so angry about?
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Is he mad that is a youth he didn't turn
into a woman. I'm you know what. Why does he
attack these people? There's no need, there's no need. And meanwhile,
the Democrats have released some more photos, but no Epstein files.
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Where are the Epstein files? Hello? Anybody's seen them? Are
they under here? Are they in this drawer? Ember? Are
they down there under you? No, anybody's seeing the Epstein files.
I swore that today was the day I was supposed
to get them. Are they they? Maybe they're in PDF form?
Did someone email them to me? What a world? What
(35:33):
a world? Oh? Trauma? Trauma? What else is going on
in the world? The Pope is named another man in
address to lead a group of people that molest children
or wait, I'm sorry that wasn't the headline. It says
Pope named fellow Chicago and Bishop Ronald Hicks as new
Archbishop of New York. So leader of largest child rapering
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in the world, name a new leader a large entile
rape bring in the world.
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So there are a few Republicans that are in seats
that are challenging when they could go to the Democrats
who have now sided with the Democrats on a discharge
petition to go around Mike Johnson and force a vote
on the ACA subsidies continuing on. Of course, this vote
(36:52):
won't happen till January, after the subsidies have gone away
and people's premiums have already tripled. And even if the
House passes this discharge position petition and does the vote
and it passes, they say it will die in the Senate.
So looks like your health insurance is going up. Trump
(37:17):
says no, that everything's great and you can afford it
all and if not, I'll send you a check. Let
me send you two thousand dollars for healthcare and you
can either that's like three months premium. If that for
some people, that's like one month premium. Oh God, have
mercy on us all. Let's check out some other stories
(37:40):
in the news. I wonder what NPR says the takeaways
from Trump addresses. Let's see. Let's see what they have
to say the takeaways are, because maybe I watched a
different address. The President essentially asked people to wait because
his policies, which he passed this year, will have benefits
in the new year. Trump said families will see a
(38:01):
larger tax refund next year. He also announced an initiative
that would pay service members seventeen seventy six and an
upcoming plan to help lower the cost of housing. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
Trump has ordered a ban on all sanctioned oil tankers
traveling to and from Venezuela. Did he address that last night?
(38:23):
Did he address why we're basically about to go to war?
A full blockade is an act of war, according to
NPRN the rest of the world, but the Trump administration
appears to be targeting only tankers already on the sanctioned list.
It's an act of war. You know, it's an act
of war. I don't see where they're saying the takeaways.
(38:47):
I really don't. That whole article was. I hate articles
that are misleading. You go there and it's not the
article that you really thought. Did you hear about the
guy that ate the hamburger and dropped dead? First of all,
so there you're eating red meat and shouldn't be. But
he had a hamburger and died from a tick. There
was a tick infection. The cow got bitten by a
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tick and the infection was in the meat, and the
man ate it and dropped dead four hours later. If
that's not enough to make your vegan, ticks do not
live on lentils. Okay, just say it. Never found a
tick on my tofu, Just say it. Sidetan doesn't encourage ticks.
(39:30):
You know. Yes, he ate a burger and asked drop dead.
I did go to a pullmonologist. Someone said, Correl, ask
for a referral to a pominologist for your sleep apnea
and have an in lab sleep study. I have done that.
I saw a pulmonologist yesterday. I've had an overnight sleep
(39:51):
study last year. It said, mild sleep apnea, but I
didn't feel it was being managed properly. So I'm in
an appointment with a pulmonologist because during the day, sometimes
my oxygen goes down to ninety three or ninety four,
doesn't stay there, it bounces back up. And that's what
he said is the difference. If I had a lung impediment,
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it wouldn't bounce back up to ninety nine or one hundred,
which throughout the day, my watch gives me various readings,
and there are times I'm ninety nine, one hundred, ninety seven.
Then there's times where I'm ninety two ninety three. Oh,
that's all in the normal fluctuating. Your lungs are great,
you passed every test. You have one hundred and seventeen
percent lung function, meaning you're seventeen percent above people your age. Okay,
(40:42):
but you do have apnea, okay. But you got the
dental appliance okay, but it's not working okay, so let's
adjust it, okay, and then do another at home sleep
study okay, and then we can talk about options.
Speaker 3 (41:00):
Then.
Speaker 4 (41:01):
No, in twenty twenty six, I can't see as many
doctors as I saw this year. I can't. I can't
do it. I can't unless I get cancer or something
where I have to go. I can't. I can't. It's
like the immunologist. I went with one question, I had
a bad reaction to a vaccine. Can I get more vaccines?
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One question.
Speaker 6 (41:27):
A.
Speaker 4 (41:27):
She then questioned whether my hospitalization state was a result
of the vaccine. I said, well, han Olcom's Razor. I
got a vaccine on a Tuesday. I had shingles by Friday,
meningitis by Monday, with leg twitches in the hospital by
the following Thursday. I think it's safe to say the
vaccine was the cause of that. I'll have to look
(41:49):
at all the papers from the hospital and look at
all the results and some literature. Okay, and I've ordered
some labs, okay, a complete immune panel, eight tubes of blood.
All came back normal, all came back in the green.
They called me and said, oh, they're all great. But
now I've got to go back on Christmas fucking Eve
(42:10):
because otherwise they can't see me till February, and I'm
not dragging this shit in the next year. So I
have to go back down Christmas Eve at one five
to still try and answer the one question that I
asked the immunologist. Can I get more vaccines? I would
like to get a flu shot. I would like to
get a COVID shot. That's all. That's all. I want
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to know. Three visits, one trip to the lab, all
to get the answer to one simple question. I can't.
I cannot. I am so done. You know I make
the joke. I now get more text messages confirming doctor
appointments than I do from friends. Okay, you know you're
(42:58):
old when you get eight text messages a week from
a doctor's and only two from friends. You know it's like,
I can't do it anymore. I can't. I'm not that sick,
you know. I am not sick enough to be seeing
all of these doctors. I just have specific questions about
specific conditions, and they just don't seem to want to
(43:20):
answer them. The pomonologists. I already knew my lungs were great.
Oh I have no lung You know I already knew
that I can sing while jogging up and down a hill.
I didn't you know? I'm done? Can you tell I'm done?
I'm done with doctors. I'm done unless I'm dying or
(43:43):
got the cancer or something. I'm done. You go to
ask a simple question and nothing is simple, and it's
all about the copase. I paid forty five dollars yesterday.
The pominologist was in the room for less than a
minute and a half, and Base just said, let's do
more in the new year. I'm not paying forty five
(44:06):
dollars to see that man again, or fifteen dollars for
the home sleep study, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for a study another study at a strip mall where
they where I did my other streets. No, I'm not
doing it. I'm no more copays. I am sick. And
now United Healthcare. Did you see what is happening to
United health Care. I'm so happy about this. United Healthcare
(44:29):
drag their feet on letting people in nursing homes see doctors.
They didn't let them see them right away, and they died.
And so four families have banded together and are suing
United health Care for wrongful death. This is how we
win with the health insurance agencies. Start holding them accountable
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when people die because they have denied access to care.
Sue them for wrongful death. As soon as they start
getting judgments of ten million here, in twenty million there.
They'll rethink denying coverage when it becomes too expensive for
them to deny coverage. Trust me, we'll start getting better care.
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OI ve yes. Singing is great for the lungs. You
know you need a seapap. No, I don't need a seapap.
You know my oxygen did not fall below ninety Medicare.
Whether I need a seapap or not is irrelevant. Medicare
will not pay for a seapap. No insurance will pay
(45:45):
for a seapap unless you go down to an two
of eighty eight and stay there for at least thirty
minutes period. I didn't drop below ninety. I don't qualify.
It's that simple. I don't even qualify for oxygen, let
(46:06):
alone a seapap. I went over that with the pomonologist yesterday,
and he said, this is a battle we have all
the time. This is a battle that we have all
the time with Medicare. We say that we have a
patient that should be on a seapap or should be
on oxygen, but they don't meet Medicare's criteria, and so
(46:27):
then we have to file paperwork and file appeals. And
he goes I do this every day, And I thought
to myself, hmm, if you do this every day, maybe
Medicare should change its criteria. But that ain't gonna happen. Well,
if I die, I don't have any airs, no one
(46:49):
can sue for wrongful death, now, Ember, I guess. But yeah,
so if I die in my sleep because I don't
have enough air, one of you please try to sue, please,
you know, because you know, Okay, all right, what is
going on here? What happened to the YouTube? Lord have mercy?
(47:11):
YouTube just reset itself? Children, all of a sudden. It
just wipe me out of my own my own broadcast.
Just wipe me right out of my own broadcast. That's
that's something. So anyway, probably singing is good for your lungs.
I hope so, because I'm gonna sing a lot more
in twenty twenty six. You know, I don't want us
(47:32):
to set resolutions. I'm gonna do a whole show next
week about how or no the not next week. The
week after, I'm gonna do a whole show about how
you should not set resolutions. It's too much guilt, you
don't live up to them, it's bad for you. However,
I do have a wish list for twenty twenty six.
Expand the show, get more viewers, get more listeners, and
(47:54):
get more guests, and perform more. Sing more sing and
do stand up more, go out more. Go do four
or five dates somewhere, Go do six or seven. You know,
I want to perform more because I'm gonna die. I'm
sixty three. I don't I'm not gonna be out there
(48:14):
touring at ninety Sharon, Diana Roster pushing it at eighty,
Barbara gave it up. So I've got about ten years
to perform, and I want to. So looking ahead, I
know that some of you want new things out of
twenty twenty six as well. I want Donald Trump to
drop dead. And I mean this, I fully mean this.
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I want him to finally die in twenty twenty six
of natural cause, a stroke, heart attack. You know something.
I don't want anyone to kill him. I don't care
how much I hate a president. I don't want them assassinated.
I mean, that's just a bad precedent. But that being said,
(48:56):
I wouldn't mind if he dropped dead of natural causes.
I want the Democrats to retake the House and Senate
and impeach him and JD. Vance, make the Speaker of
the House at who would be a Democrat by that time,
the president, and have that person then appoint someone like
Kamala Harris vice president and then that person resigned. Yeah,
(49:20):
unless it was like Corey Booker or Hakeem Jeffries, I
wouldn't mind them being president. I'd like a regime change
in twenty twenty six, I really would, and I'll be
working very hard to make that happen. I'll volunteer here
in Nevada. I'll maybe I'll run for governor. Should I
run for governor. I've thought about it a lot, thought
(49:41):
about running for governor in the state of Nevada. It
needs help. We're running out of water. We're fighting over
the Colorado River. There's not enough water in that river.
We need another alternative. We keep acting like that river
is going to magically fill up one day. It's not
if we don't start bringing water from an out or
(50:02):
flood the Colorado River with water from somewhere. You know,
they want to build a pipeline all the way across
the top of the country for oil. We need a
pipeline all the way across the country for water. The
West needs water. Arizona, California, Nevada. We need water. It
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is like one of the biggest crises period. The President
of the United States should be doing all he can
to bring water to the West, a huge infrastructure project.
There are other places in the country that have enough water.
We should move some of the water from the Great
(50:44):
Lakes region over to the West. There's no incentive to
do that. We keep acting like nature is gonna suddenly
do the job. It's not. It would take a snowpack
that three hundred percent normal for five years in a row,
(51:07):
and that ain't gonna happen. I'm looking at Mount Charleston
right now out my window. Guess what. It's bare. It
was packed with snow nowadays, hellogi.
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Swat stay.
Speaker 3 (51:44):
Now is shoes side?
Speaker 4 (51:59):
It's all right? Oh Lord, have mercy. Okay, So I
am not gonna lie to you all. Okay, I'm not
gonna lie. Today and tomorrow are my last two live
shows for a week. Next week Christmas week. I am
(52:22):
going to pre record shows unless something really huge happens.
Trump dies or you know, something big, because I feel
we all need to step away, you know. However, the
shows will not be political and they will be entertaining,
and I will be in the chat room, so I
(52:43):
will be here. I will be here to talk to you, Okay,
I will well. Monday and Tuesday, I'm out visiting my
sister in Arizona, So for those two shows, I will
not be in the chat room Monday and Tuesday. But
the shows are great, so you know, I can tell
you what the shows are about. I have a list. Monday.
(53:06):
Oh yeah, Monday, Oh my god. Monday. We're going to
talk about Southwest changing their policy and making fat people
buy two seats. That's a topic near and dear to
my heart. We are also going to talk about the
top fifty films for Christmas and what is your favorite,
and I want to see your favorites. I want you
(53:26):
to comment, I want you to leave me messages. And
then Tuesday is a show I've wanted to do for
so long. The numbers, because I do want to run
for governor. The numbers to make us food self sufficient
is staggering. And it goes back to the water. Water
is the biggest crisis facing the United States and the
(53:47):
world right now period. Private corporations don't want you to
focus on the water crisis because they're buying up all
the water. Nestle Corporation is buying up all the water
around the world. Around the world, they're buying water rights everywhere.
You will have to pay an enormous amount of money
for water in the very near future or die period.
(54:10):
So water is the biggest known issue, and no one's
addressing it because they don't want you to address it
because they want Corporate America to silently be able to
buy it all up. That's scary, that is frightening. And
when you hear the numbers about how America eats forty
(54:32):
million cows a year and each of those cows takes
forty gallons of water a day, you're just gonna be
your mind's gonna be blown. Okay. So yeah, Trump claims
Newsom is dumping the water into the ocean. So Trump
thinks that Gavin Newsom is dumping fresh water into the
ocean to keep it from who the fields to What
(55:00):
is his logic there? Oh? God? Ugh? Okay, So AOC
for president and Carell for governor. I'm there. I wouldn't
mind being the governor of Nevada, although I wouldn't want
to live here. I wish I could replace Gavin Newsom
in California. That's where I'd like to be governor. But
(55:22):
you know, I haven't lived there, so I haven't lived
there in eight years, so can't be governor. But I'd
love to be governor of California. That would be so
much fun. And boy, would I be a great governor.
I'd be a great governor. Don't you think I'd be
a great governor. I'd be a great governor, I really would.
I'd be a great president. But I'd be a better
president than a governor because I like large scale things. God,
(55:47):
if I were president, my number one priority would be
bringing water to the West that every drought stricken state,
it would be a priority to address the drought. Climate
Change would the only issue I talk about, because it's
so many other issues. Transportation, climate change, food, climate change.
(56:08):
Everything we do plays into the climate. How much food
we eat, the type of food we eat, climate change,
how we get around climate change. It all plays in
to climate change. Everything we do on this planet does
something to the planet. That's all I would address. The basics.
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Clean water, clean air, food in people's tummies, places to
live for everybody, and utilities that were free, not to
sound like Donald Trump. I would want to nationalize all
of the utility companies and have it be free. We
would sell energy to other countries to pay for our energy,
(56:54):
and there would be no more Enron, no more Shell,
no more BP. I would have them all leave the
United States. We would own all of our oil, every
bit of oil that comes out of the United States
from underneath, we would own. We the people, just like
in Dubai, just like in the UAE, where every resident
(57:17):
gets a check from the natural resources taken from their countries.
If any natural resources taken from America, Americans get that money,
and they would first get it in having free utilities.
Growing up, having our power cut off, having our hot
water turned off, it was embarrassing, it was sad. I
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remember taking cold showers for a week. I remember not
having gas to cook. I remember not having electricity for
weeks because mom and dad could not pay. No family
in a country that I ran would ever sit in
the dark, sit in the cold, not have heat heating oil,
(58:04):
not have electricity, not have water. Those are human rights.
You have a right to water, to electricity because it
comes from your country. We suck oil out of the
ground and let corporations make billions off of that and
their CEOs and everyone gets rich. And then they charge
(58:26):
us enormous amounts for that energy. Not in my country,
they wouldn't. In my country, we the people, would own
all of the energy, and subsequently it would be free.
See I'd make a great precedent. You know, you'd never
(58:49):
win an election if you told people they couldn't have hamburgers. Yes,
you will if you told them it to have a
hamburger or die. I'm tired of the argument that you
can't tell America they have to stop eating meat because
they're wilful. Fucking braddy kids. We are killing ourselves and
the planet by eating meat. Only an idiot would continue
(59:14):
to eat meat in today's world. A guy just died
because he ate a hamburger that the cow had been
bitten by a tick. Hello, I am Corel. You who
you want to be on to hurt your buddy? See
you on Monday. Have a great weekend, get all your
Christmas done, go shopping, wrap things, and remember I love
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Oh Lord Jesus on the Little Cross of Mary. It
is the Corell Cast. And I am Correll and I'm
so glad that you are joining me on this Thursday,
December eighteenth. I just I I need a drink, y'all know,
there's some cookies and cream Bailey's in my in my cocoa. Well,
(01:24):
if you weren't drinking last night, you should have been
the President of the United States. Gave an eighteen minute
oval office campaign rally, bitch session, delusional fugue state anger
(01:47):
management sort of. He first of all, he was mad.
Why was he yelling? Okay, you know what what was
all the shouting about. Second, of all the charts and graphs,
is he ross perrot? Oh? And the chart that said
(02:10):
native born employee employment. I thought he meant native Americans.
I didn't realize that he meant.
Speaker 3 (02:20):
I don't know what he meant.
Speaker 4 (02:21):
For eighteen minutes, I sat just mouth open, you know.
And by the way, after about two minutes, I turned
the volume down and just read the closed captions, which
was a hoot, because you know, he's rambling and babbling,
and the captions they just get it wrong. I liked
(02:42):
the caption speech better. Actually, Yeah, what a absolute national
disgrace last night was. And of course every con man
tries to bribe people into liking them. So with him,
I'm gonna send every member of the military seventeen hundred
(03:05):
dollars and seventy six or seventeen seventy six dollars one thousand,
seven hundred and seventy six a patriot bonus for the
Are you buying the military off so they'll be obey
your illegal orders or are you know? And all those
checks are going out right now, I've got someone looking
stamps in the back room. There's a person stuffing the
(03:27):
envelopes as we speak. Those checks are going yeah, those checks, yeah,
like our tariff checks, like you know, like and you know,
Oh my god, gus is a dollar ninety nine a
gallon in some states? No, it's not. But nothing he
said was true. There was nothing he said was true,
(03:50):
and two things he didn't talk about. Then is the
way la And have you all forgotten that? Today is
the deadline for the Epstein file. Yes, as Pete Haggsbirth says,
he's not releasing the Second Strike video, which they are.
Oh yeah, we'll release that video. Oh, I have no
problem with it. Go ahead and release it. No, not
(04:11):
gonna happen because it shows that Pete Haggsbirth committed murder.
Oh I need more alcohol. Someone help me, help me,
Lord Jesus help me. Anybody help me? Lord Bailey's Oh
dear God, Yes, Sandy. In the chatroom at YouTube dot
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com forward slash really Correll, it was a mighty embarrassment.
It was let's see what everyone's saying. I'm dying. I'm
living for the comments. I didn't even watch Trump's speech.
I had a hard time listening to him. At this point.
I just wish he would go away. Yeah, I agree,
shout and rant more correl. Yes, I think I'll have
(04:52):
a gummy. Yeah, it ain't too early. It's five o'clock somewhere.
It's gummy o'clock somewhere. Pardoned your updates. Emily Hernandez. Shane
Woods got ten fifteen years in prison for lethal DUIs.
Andrew Johnson got charged with sexual abuse. I'm an eleven
year old and john kidnap. I don't know what that.
I have no idea what that means. I don't know
(05:14):
what the fuck last night was, but it was bad
for me. Yes, I thought, I really thought that. I thought, wait,
is this a promo for SNL? How many of you
by Savan's thought that it was a promo for SNL?
(05:37):
I we have to laugh about it, right, I mean,
it could bring tears to your eyes. But what happened
last night? It was what about Ukraine? You know, all
the BBC's talking about is Ukraine and Australia and what
they're doing, which we'll talk about when we come back.
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But it's all fine. The economy is fine.
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The economy is great. I've never been such a great economy.
And oh, you're doing really well. You've got more money
now than you've ever had, and affording things is so
much easier. Prices there's so much lower. We've got gas
at a dollar ninety nine. And you know, I inherited
a mess from that Biden no mess, mess, Biden Biden
mess mess, Biden Biden mess. Oh yes, and it's amazing
(06:52):
what I've been able to do in just a short time,
and how I've been able to resurrect this dead, failing,
crime ridden country that I inherited. Oh, it was a
horrible amount crime. The criminals in the streets, they're everywhere now, no, no, now,
the mayor's and the and the and the governors are
calling Trump and saying Trump, you're you're doing such a
great job. And you know, and everyone and it's cheaper
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for Christmas, and you know, oh, oh god, oh, you know,
if you keep repeating something over and over. Sometimes it'll stick.
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But when you're telling people their bank accounts are great,
that they've got more money than ever, and then they
go look at their bank account, it doesn't stick. So
telling people that the economy is the best in the world,
(07:58):
talking about all the jobs and investment, and when people
are out of work and the jobs they have aren't
paying their bills at a time when they want to
finance cars for seven to ten years and houses for
fifty Standing there and shouting at the camera that things
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are fabulous is juvenile, petty and desperate? Oh my god,
did he appear desperate last night?
Speaker 3 (08:36):
Or what?
Speaker 4 (08:37):
He is desperate for people to like him and to
you know, congratulate him on all of his perceived accomplishments.
He is so desperate, you know, And it was so pointless.
What was the destination?
Speaker 3 (08:59):
You know?
Speaker 4 (09:00):
I didn't like Ronald Reagan, But even when Ronald Reagan
was at his most infirm, his speeches made sense. They
had a beginning, a middle, an end. You knew the
story he was weaving, and by the conclusion, you knew
what it was he wanted to say. At the end
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of eighteen minutes last night, all I could say is
what the actual fuck did I just see? Like, are
the and the people are all ooh es oh yes?
Is no one aware that we all saw a demented, sick, bloated, jaundiced,
(09:51):
infirm idiot? I mean, is it just me? Am I
the alphabet in wicked? Am I the only one that
sees that the you know that the wizard has no power?
Am I? The only you know? Am I the guy
that says, hey, the Emperor is naked? Because all I
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saw last night was a jaundiced, bloated, sick, demented village idiot.
That's all I saw. With not even the Hill, okay,
possibly the most conservative news source around. Even the Hill
(10:40):
asked what the fuck and pointed out all of the lies.
It was lie after lie after lie. And now the
saddest part. Do you all know the saddest part of
that speech? Anybody, anybody in the chatroom know the saddest
(11:04):
part of that speech? The saddest part is Trump has
become like mass shootings. Wow, that's a great analogy. Trump
has become like mass shootings. A mass shooting happens, boohoo,
(11:24):
boo hoo, terrible, terrible, and within thirty minutes poof onto
the next, next story, next, this next that, not in Australia,
not in civilized countries, but in our country. And now
Trump is like a mass shooting. He happens, people talk
about it for twenty minutes, then just forget that it happened. Yeap,
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thoughts and prayers. We deal with him like we deal
with every other tragedy in this nation. By not dealing
with it, I don't know how Congress could go to
work today and not immediately call for removal under the
twenty fifth Amendment. And all they would have to do
(12:09):
to prove that the man is sick and infirm is
play that eighteen minutes a fit sit, watch the eighteen minutes,
take a vote if that man he should be kept
so far? And have you seen these plaques? So he
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has this presidential Walk of Fame and now he's put
these plaques under the pictures for people to read and
people to see. And again even the Hill said, he
has lied about Obama, he has lied about Clinton, he
has lied about every Democratic president that he has up
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on that wall. The plaques down below are lies. How
is he allowed to do that to our house? And
did you hear they want to classify the ballroom as
a matter of national security, so there is zero oversight.
(13:15):
I don't know what could be national security of a ballroom,
but yeah, and we won't get the Epstein files, and
if we do, they'll be so redacted and scrubbed and
his name won't be in it anywhere. I you know,
Christmas is next week and to look at all of
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this is depressing as hell. I'm watching the documentary about
the Revolutionary War on KQED. The keyword is perseverance. Don't
give up, keep fighting even when it looks like we're losing.
We must persevere. Maybe back in the day, I love Rachel,
(14:00):
I love her. I love her, I love her. I'd
like i'd go visit her in norm But times have changed,
times have changed, and persevering people didn't persevere under Hitler.
They fled, they got out, They didn't persevere. They didn't
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fight the Nazis. To do so, they would be killed.
So they either kept silent and hid and left, you know, left.
So in America today we have a couple options. Be silent,
leave or just deal with it, just shrug it off.
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Because I don't know about you, but I can't take
three more years last night was it? That was it.
I will never, and I repeat, never listen to a
Trump speech watch a Trump speech. Never. I don't want
that man in my life for even eighteen minutes. I'll
read about it afterwards. I'll read a transcript of it.
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If it's something super important, I'll turn the volume down
or just listen on the radio. No, I'll turn the
volume down and just read the captions. I had to
cleanse myself with Harry wild on Acorn TV, one of
the best shows around called Harry Wilde. It is with
Jane Seymour and Zohan Read and it's a fabulous, charming,
(15:39):
incredible show set in Ireland with Jane Seymour and it's
so wonderful And there was a special I hadn't seen
and so to cleanse I had to go watch that
because I couldn't take it. He really made me want
to open a vegan bed and breakfast in Ireland. I thought, Oh,
(15:59):
you could do your have a studio there. You and
other creators could use your studio. You could have a
little pub downstairs with a restaurant that's vegan and then
a bed and breakfast. Oh wouldn't that be a dream?
A vegan bed and breakfast with a little pub and
a little content studio just outside of Dublin. Oh God,
(16:23):
what a dream. Or no, right in Dublin, right in
the heart of Dublin. Wouldn't that just be incredible? Because
when I was watching Harry Wilde after being subjected to Trump,
I thought, even their worst teaesock, that's their leader. Even
their worst tea soock was never as bad as that.
(16:43):
I can't think of any Vladimir Putin, who is possibly
the lowest scum of the planet, still makes more sense
in speeches than Donald Trump. It was horrific. So what
do we do another horrible job report? Yep? Unemployment rates
(17:05):
up up up. Uh. You're right. If he can tear
down a wing of our house without any approval, he
can surely put up plaques. You're right. No one's stopping him.
He's destroying things that don't belong to him, like the country.
He's taken over the White House like it's his own
personal property, gold gilded everything to where it looks like
(17:27):
a cheap brothel. From Timu Timu, White House, Timu Oval,
It's it's sad. And who was his audience last night?
Who was he playing to who is he trying to
get back MAGA, because even MAGA now knows that what
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he's saying is bullshit. I've seen them interviewed Tennessee, Arkansas, Ohio.
People are out talking to people and they're all saying
the same thing. He's not doing what I voted for
him to do. He has not done what he said
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he would do. Well, no shit, you're the idiot that
voted for him. But now at least they're coming back
around and realized that he's a fraud, that he's not
doing what he was supposed to do, that he's not
good for the country, and he's certainly not good for MAGA.
(18:35):
What has he done for them? Has he made their
lives more affordable? Nope? Has he helped any of them
get a job, nope? Has he lowered their rent or
mortgage nope? Has he increased their income nope? Has he
tripled their healthcare premiums yep? Has he doubled or tripled
(18:56):
the expense of going to the grocery store? Yep? Have
interest rates for homecome way down? Nope? Even the stupidest
MAGA member, and boy there are some doozies even then,
now can see that he lied and that he's incapable.
(19:20):
It's not only that he doesn't want to do it,
he is incapable of doing it. He can't do it.
He doesn't have the skill, the political prowess. Republicans refuse
to legislate. He can't do it. Oh, everybody, get a drink,
(19:44):
have a shot of bailies, everybody. Oh my hot cocoa
is so fucking good. Oh my god. Yeah, I swear
a lot. So up. Someone emailed Corel, you swear a lot.
That's new. No, I always talked like this. It's just
on commercial radio. You can't guess what I'm not on
(20:07):
commercial radio. I can talk like I always talk. And
if you ask anybody in my world, I have a
filthy mouth. I do. I swear a lot. I don't care.
Last night, if you weren't swearing at the TV, if
you weren't cursing, then you weren't paying attention. If you
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sat there and just took it all in without going
what the fuck? Then you know you simply you're a
better person than I. Cause that was wow. It was
just embarrassing. It was so sad and tragic. Another horrible job. Yes,
(20:54):
we know ruled he couldn't destroy the East wing. Three
more years of this horn, he'll die. He'll die. There's
not going to be three more years. He's too thick.
Look at him, he's bloated. He's Johndice. He can't even
remember why he had an m R. I don't think
he knows what MRI stands. I bet if you asked
(21:18):
him there, what does m RI I mean? Oh? Well,
I had one of those?
Speaker 3 (21:24):
Why?
Speaker 4 (21:26):
Yes? What does it mean?
Speaker 3 (21:27):
Oh?
Speaker 1 (21:33):
Stay?
Speaker 6 (21:44):
Now?
Speaker 3 (21:44):
Is shoes side.
Speaker 4 (22:00):
All right? Yes? Rachel Capper, you are right. There's been
tons of research done. People with higher IQ's tend to
swear more, and swearing is actually a sign of intelligence.
How about that? Oh my god? There, I've got a
shot of Bailey's in me. Now. I'm so glad my
(22:20):
friends came over for tea. I'd forgotten how much I
love Bailey's. And it doesn't put me into a fib
because I only do one shot and it's so low
in alcohol. But when you don't drink, it's enough to
make you feel good. I feel good. So are you
ready for I am not ready for Christmas? I don't
have Steve's present or Tino's. I don't have Ember's presence,
(22:42):
and I'm going away Sunday, Monday Tuesday to see my sisters,
so I can't shop on those days. And I get
back on Christmas Eve or no, I get back the
night before Christmas Eve. So am I gonna There'll be
shows next week, by the way, good ones, fabulous shows.
Be sure to tune in. I can't wait for my
Christmas show. Oh my god. My Christmas show is going
(23:04):
to be all of my music in one place, at
least the ones that have videos. And I've never done
that before ever. I have never done a retrospective on
my music ever, and Christmas Day I'm doing that. I've
already assembled the videos. I'm very excited about it. And
(23:24):
after I was assembling them, I thought, well, hell, you're
a singer, you've charted, You've got all these songs. It's
like Jesus, so are you ready? I'm not ready. I'm
not ready. I thought I was ready, but I'm not ready.
I'm not ready. I wanted to get Christmas cards out
to all my patrons, but only about five of them
sent me their addresses, and it's too late. Now I
(23:46):
get well, maybe they'd get there by Christmas. I don't know,
I'm a little nervous to be going to my sisters.
You know, I haven't traveled in a while. It's just
gonna be me and Ember crossing the Nevada and Arizona
Desert to get over to Sedona. I've never been to Sedonah,
so it feels weird going by myself. But well, I
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won't be alone, will I. Where's my girl? She's here somewhere,
so yeah, so yeah, but I'm not ready. I'm not ready.
I am ready for Christmas to be over. But I
am not ready for Christmas. So that's the problem. Amazon,
or something's gonna have to save the day for me.
(24:28):
Oh god, you know yesterday, every day this week, I've
had something at a doctor every day this week, and
I'm so tired of it. I am so tired of it.
Yesterday was the pomonologist for the sleep study results. Never
in my life had I had a more vague visit
(24:49):
with a doctor. Well, your oxygen when you sleep is normal,
I said, it goes down to like ninety or ninety one. Well, yes,
that's that. We consider that than normal range for sleep,
and so you do have apnea. It did note that
you have mild to moderate sleep apnea, you do, you know,
(25:09):
but since your oxygen doesn't go down below ninety that much,
Medicare is not going to pay for CEPAP or for
oxygen because you're not down at eighty eight for at
least thirty minutes. And I'm like, so that's their criteria. He's, oh, yeah,
we could fight him because you do drop, but it
would be a fight. And I'm like, so what are
(25:32):
you telling me go away with your apnea? He's like, well,
your dental appliance. Let's let's get it adjusted and then
you could do another sleep study and we could talk then.
And I'm like, why if you just told me that
the sleep study, I did you know that my my
oxygen levels were, in your words, normal, even though they
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go down to ninety ninety one ninety two. And if
I do adjust the thing and it works even better
than what? Why do you why you know? Are you
just generating copays and incomes? Like what? I hate when
I leave a doctor's with more questions than answers. I
hate that. I hate it. You know, I'm convinced everybody
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has some form of sleep apnea. I really am. I
am convinced that every human being when they sleep either
has mild, moderate, or severe sleep apnea. I think it's
just a human condition. Now. I know I could be wrong,
but we haven't tested every single human. Everybody that I
(26:37):
know that's had to sleep study has had some kind
of apnea come back every single person. I don't know
one person that's had to sleep study where they didn't
find some degree of apnea. That leads me to believe
that everybody has some degree of apnea mild, moderate, severe.
(26:59):
I'm probably wrong. I'm not a doctor, I do not
play one on television, but I still think that next
week I'm going to share a video with you. I
just sat in on a press conference with Eric Dane,
the actor from Gray's Anatomy and from Euphoria, who was
diagnosed with ALS the same month I was at the
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ALS clinic where he got diagnosed. He was on a
show recently called Brilliant Minds. I think it's on NBC,
and he played a person with ALS and they did
a roundtable with the director and him and a member
of the ALS Society. And after watching this forty minute exchange,
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I really want you guys to see it. So they
sent me a video. Hey, it's Eric Dane, he's a
famous actor. B to see where he's come with ALS
and B there's also several favorite famous directors and actors.
So I want you to see it, and it's good
information and it's a good talk. I'm not in the
(28:05):
I don't moderate it was. I watched it. They sent
me an invitation to watch this press conference, but then
they videotaped it and sent it to us, and I
really want you to see it. So next week you'll
be seeing an interview with Eric Dane about his ALS
and Hollywood. You know how Hollywood tends to hide people
(28:26):
with disabilities instead of incorporating them into the storylines, because
let's be real. People get diseases, people get als, people
get multiple scleroses, people get other diseases, and they should
be represented in dramas, particularly medical dramas, like anybody else.
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So next week you're gonna see that video and I'm
very excited for you to see that. Also, next week
we'll have a couple this Gay Weeks with Scott Jacobson
from Canada. He and I do it, And I'm hope
you'll like the Gay News. Christmas Eve is in just
a few days. I hope you are ready. If not,
(29:09):
just tell them next year give them a card that says,
oh I was a little late. You'll get your present later,
so we will see all right. Part two of the
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You know, I wish I could drink just this one
shot of Bailey's has made me miss alcohol. I can't
because of my aphib Can I lick this? I mean,
you know, because I feel good right now? My stress
feels a little bit alleviated. Because before I started last
(31:20):
night it ough, I was like, what the actual fuck?
And now right now I'm thinking, yeah, it was more
of a parody, really Saturday Night Live kind of skin.
You know they're gonna do a cold open with that.
I mean, last night he gave comics everywhere, a plethora
of material, A plethora. Don't you love that word? Plethora?
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All right, Rachel Kapper, you braggered I did a sleep
study and there was no signs of apnea. Oh well,
good for you. I nearly die in my sleep obviously.
Oh god, oh how horrible. There's a jet crash in
North Carolina, a private jet, and there's multiple people reported dead.
(32:06):
That's sad, not good, not good. Another motorcyclist down here
in Las Vegas. Every day there's a motorcyclist down. HHS
moves to slash funding and access to care for transgendered miners.
Why why, why are they being cruel to a group
(32:30):
of the most brave people around. I'll never understand this,
you know. I just Trump moves to end gender related
care for miners, threatening hospitals that offer it. Why what
is his obsession with trans people? Did one refuse to
(32:53):
give him a blowjob or something? I mean, really, what
is his obsession? Did a female to male roll him
over and peg him? What happened to make him? And
yet they want to have sex with him? You know,
Republicans break grind her every time they get together in
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a group of more than twenty. It is there is
evidence that Charlie Kirk subscribed to a trans person's only fans.
She has the receipts, she posted them online. Why why
do they have to be cruel to some of the bravest,
(33:36):
most courageous among us people that we should be hugging
people that we should be embracing and saying, good for
you for being honest with yourself, Good for you for
making a change to make your life more complete, and
good for you for doing and being honest in a
(33:57):
world where you know it's going to bring you out adversity.
Why would we want to harm these people? And transcre
is medical care? Why is the government getting involved in
medical care for youth. It is so shameful, you know,
(34:22):
it is just it is a scourge on the world
that he does this. And I'd just like to know
what's his beef? What is he Is he mad that
female to male transgendered people have a bigger dick than him?
You know what? What what is he so angry about?
(34:44):
Is he mad that is a youth he didn't turn
into a woman. I'm you know what. Why does he
attack these people? There's no need, there's no need. And meanwhile,
the Democrats have released some more photos, but no Epstein files.
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Where are the Epstein files? Hello? Anybody's seen them? Are
they under here? Are they in this drawer? Ember? Are
they down there under you? No, anybody's seeing the Epstein files.
I swore that today was the day I was supposed
to get them. Are they they? Maybe they're in PDF form?
Did someone email them to me? What a world? What
(35:33):
a world? Oh? Trauma? Trauma? What else is going on
in the world? The Pope is named another man in
address to lead a group of people that molest children
or wait, I'm sorry that wasn't the headline. It says
Pope named fellow Chicago and Bishop Ronald Hicks as new
Archbishop of New York. So leader of largest child rapering
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So there are a few Republicans that are in seats
that are challenging when they could go to the Democrats
who have now sided with the Democrats on a discharge
petition to go around Mike Johnson and force a vote
on the ACA subsidies continuing on. Of course, this vote
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won't happen till January, after the subsidies have gone away
and people's premiums have already tripled. And even if the
House passes this discharge position petition and does the vote
and it passes, they say it will die in the Senate.
So looks like your health insurance is going up. Trump
(37:17):
says no, that everything's great and you can afford it
all and if not, I'll send you a check. Let
me send you two thousand dollars for healthcare and you
can either that's like three months premium. If that for
some people, that's like one month premium. Oh God, have
mercy on us all. Let's check out some other stories
(37:40):
in the news. I wonder what NPR says the takeaways
from Trump addresses. Let's see. Let's see what they have
to say the takeaways are, because maybe I watched a
different address. The President essentially asked people to wait because
his policies, which he passed this year, will have benefits
in the new year. Trump said families will see a
(38:01):
larger tax refund next year. He also announced an initiative
that would pay service members seventeen seventy six and an
upcoming plan to help lower the cost of housing. Yeah. Yeah, yeah.
Trump has ordered a ban on all sanctioned oil tankers
traveling to and from Venezuela. Did he address that last night?
(38:23):
Did he address why we're basically about to go to war?
A full blockade is an act of war, according to
NPRN the rest of the world, but the Trump administration
appears to be targeting only tankers already on the sanctioned list.
It's an act of war. You know, it's an act
of war. I don't see where they're saying the takeaways.
(38:47):
I really don't. That whole article was. I hate articles
that are misleading. You go there and it's not the
article that you really thought. Did you hear about the
guy that ate the hamburger and dropped dead? First of all,
so there you're eating red meat and shouldn't be. But
he had a hamburger and died from a tick. There
was a tick infection. The cow got bitten by a
(39:09):
tick and the infection was in the meat, and the
man ate it and dropped dead four hours later. If
that's not enough to make your vegan, ticks do not
live on lentils. Okay, just say it. Never found a
tick on my tofu, Just say it. Sidetan doesn't encourage ticks.
(39:30):
You know. Yes, he ate a burger and asked drop dead.
I did go to a pullmonologist. Someone said, Correl, ask
for a referral to a pominologist for your sleep apnea
and have an in lab sleep study. I have done that.
I saw a pulmonologist yesterday. I've had an overnight sleep
(39:51):
study last year. It said, mild sleep apnea, but I
didn't feel it was being managed properly. So I'm in
an appointment with a pulmonologist because during the day, sometimes
my oxygen goes down to ninety three or ninety four,
doesn't stay there, it bounces back up. And that's what
he said is the difference. If I had a lung impediment,
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it wouldn't bounce back up to ninety nine or one hundred,
which throughout the day, my watch gives me various readings,
and there are times I'm ninety nine, one hundred, ninety seven.
Then there's times where I'm ninety two ninety three. Oh,
that's all in the normal fluctuating. Your lungs are great,
you passed every test. You have one hundred and seventeen
percent lung function, meaning you're seventeen percent above people your age. Okay,
(40:42):
but you do have apnea, okay. But you got the
dental appliance okay, but it's not working okay, so let's
adjust it, okay, and then do another at home sleep
study okay, and then we can talk about options.
Speaker 3 (41:00):
Then.
Speaker 4 (41:01):
No, in twenty twenty six, I can't see as many
doctors as I saw this year. I can't. I can't
do it. I can't unless I get cancer or something
where I have to go. I can't. I can't. It's
like the immunologist. I went with one question, I had
a bad reaction to a vaccine. Can I get more vaccines?
(41:24):
One question.
Speaker 6 (41:27):
A.
Speaker 4 (41:27):
She then questioned whether my hospitalization state was a result
of the vaccine. I said, well, han Olcom's Razor. I
got a vaccine on a Tuesday. I had shingles by Friday,
meningitis by Monday, with leg twitches in the hospital by
the following Thursday. I think it's safe to say the
vaccine was the cause of that. I'll have to look
(41:49):
at all the papers from the hospital and look at
all the results and some literature. Okay, and I've ordered
some labs, okay, a complete immune panel, eight tubes of blood.
All came back normal, all came back in the green.
They called me and said, oh, they're all great. But
now I've got to go back on Christmas fucking Eve
(42:10):
because otherwise they can't see me till February, and I'm
not dragging this shit in the next year. So I
have to go back down Christmas Eve at one five
to still try and answer the one question that I
asked the immunologist. Can I get more vaccines? I would
like to get a flu shot. I would like to
get a COVID shot. That's all. That's all. I want
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to know. Three visits, one trip to the lab, all
to get the answer to one simple question. I can't.
I cannot. I am so done. You know I make
the joke. I now get more text messages confirming doctor
appointments than I do from friends. Okay, you know you're
(42:58):
old when you get eight text messages a week from
a doctor's and only two from friends. You know it's like,
I can't do it anymore. I can't. I'm not that sick,
you know. I am not sick enough to be seeing
all of these doctors. I just have specific questions about
specific conditions, and they just don't seem to want to
(43:20):
answer them. The pomonologists. I already knew my lungs were great.
Oh I have no lung You know I already knew
that I can sing while jogging up and down a hill.
I didn't you know? I'm done? Can you tell I'm done?
I'm done with doctors. I'm done unless I'm dying or
(43:43):
got the cancer or something. I'm done. You go to
ask a simple question and nothing is simple, and it's
all about the copase. I paid forty five dollars yesterday.
The pominologist was in the room for less than a
minute and a half, and Base just said, let's do
more in the new year. I'm not paying forty five
(44:06):
dollars to see that man again, or fifteen dollars for
the home sleep study, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for a study another study at a strip mall where
they where I did my other streets. No, I'm not
doing it. I'm no more copays. I am sick. And
now United Healthcare. Did you see what is happening to
United health Care. I'm so happy about this. United Healthcare
(44:29):
drag their feet on letting people in nursing homes see doctors.
They didn't let them see them right away, and they died.
And so four families have banded together and are suing
United health Care for wrongful death. This is how we
win with the health insurance agencies. Start holding them accountable
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when people die because they have denied access to care.
Sue them for wrongful death. As soon as they start
getting judgments of ten million here, in twenty million there.
They'll rethink denying coverage when it becomes too expensive for
them to deny coverage. Trust me, we'll start getting better care.
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OI ve yes. Singing is great for the lungs. You
know you need a seapap. No, I don't need a seapap.
You know my oxygen did not fall below ninety Medicare.
Whether I need a seapap or not is irrelevant. Medicare
will not pay for a seapap. No insurance will pay
(45:45):
for a seapap unless you go down to an two
of eighty eight and stay there for at least thirty
minutes period. I didn't drop below ninety. I don't qualify.
It's that simple. I don't even qualify for oxygen, let
(46:06):
alone a seapap. I went over that with the pomonologist yesterday,
and he said, this is a battle we have all
the time. This is a battle that we have all
the time with Medicare. We say that we have a
patient that should be on a seapap or should be
on oxygen, but they don't meet Medicare's criteria, and so
(46:27):
then we have to file paperwork and file appeals. And
he goes I do this every day, And I thought
to myself, hmm, if you do this every day, maybe
Medicare should change its criteria. But that ain't gonna happen. Well,
if I die, I don't have any airs, no one
(46:49):
can sue for wrongful death, now, Ember, I guess. But yeah,
so if I die in my sleep because I don't
have enough air, one of you please try to sue, please,
you know, because you know, Okay, all right, what is
going on here? What happened to the YouTube? Lord have mercy?
(47:11):
YouTube just reset itself? Children, all of a sudden. It
just wipe me out of my own my own broadcast.
Just wipe me right out of my own broadcast. That's
that's something. So anyway, probably singing is good for your lungs.
I hope so, because I'm gonna sing a lot more
in twenty twenty six. You know, I don't want us
(47:32):
to set resolutions. I'm gonna do a whole show next
week about how or no the not next week. The
week after, I'm gonna do a whole show about how
you should not set resolutions. It's too much guilt, you
don't live up to them, it's bad for you. However,
I do have a wish list for twenty twenty six.
Expand the show, get more viewers, get more listeners, and
(47:54):
get more guests, and perform more. Sing more sing and
do stand up more, go out more. Go do four
or five dates somewhere, Go do six or seven. You know,
I want to perform more because I'm gonna die. I'm
sixty three. I don't I'm not gonna be out there
(48:14):
touring at ninety Sharon, Diana Roster pushing it at eighty,
Barbara gave it up. So I've got about ten years
to perform, and I want to. So looking ahead, I
know that some of you want new things out of
twenty twenty six as well. I want Donald Trump to
drop dead. And I mean this, I fully mean this.
(48:35):
I want him to finally die in twenty twenty six
of natural cause, a stroke, heart attack. You know something.
I don't want anyone to kill him. I don't care
how much I hate a president. I don't want them assassinated.
I mean, that's just a bad precedent. But that being said,
(48:56):
I wouldn't mind if he dropped dead of natural causes.
I want the Democrats to retake the House and Senate
and impeach him and JD. Vance, make the Speaker of
the House at who would be a Democrat by that time,
the president, and have that person then appoint someone like
Kamala Harris vice president and then that person resigned. Yeah,
(49:20):
unless it was like Corey Booker or Hakeem Jeffries, I
wouldn't mind them being president. I'd like a regime change
in twenty twenty six, I really would, and I'll be
working very hard to make that happen. I'll volunteer here
in Nevada. I'll maybe I'll run for governor. Should I
run for governor. I've thought about it a lot, thought
(49:41):
about running for governor in the state of Nevada. It
needs help. We're running out of water. We're fighting over
the Colorado River. There's not enough water in that river.
We need another alternative. We keep acting like that river
is going to magically fill up one day. It's not
if we don't start bringing water from an out or
(50:02):
flood the Colorado River with water from somewhere. You know,
they want to build a pipeline all the way across
the top of the country for oil. We need a
pipeline all the way across the country for water. The
West needs water. Arizona, California, Nevada. We need water. It
(50:23):
is like one of the biggest crises period. The President
of the United States should be doing all he can
to bring water to the West, a huge infrastructure project.
There are other places in the country that have enough water.
We should move some of the water from the Great
(50:44):
Lakes region over to the West. There's no incentive to
do that. We keep acting like nature is gonna suddenly
do the job. It's not. It would take a snowpack
that three hundred percent normal for five years in a row,
(51:07):
and that ain't gonna happen. I'm looking at Mount Charleston
right now out my window. Guess what. It's bare. It
was packed with snow nowadays, hellogi.
Speaker 1 (51:33):
Swat stay.
Speaker 3 (51:44):
Now is shoes side?
Speaker 4 (51:59):
It's all right? Oh Lord, have mercy. Okay, So I
am not gonna lie to you all. Okay, I'm not
gonna lie. Today and tomorrow are my last two live
shows for a week. Next week Christmas week. I am
(52:22):
going to pre record shows unless something really huge happens.
Trump dies or you know, something big, because I feel
we all need to step away, you know. However, the
shows will not be political and they will be entertaining,
and I will be in the chat room, so I
(52:43):
will be here. I will be here to talk to you, Okay,
I will well. Monday and Tuesday, I'm out visiting my
sister in Arizona, So for those two shows, I will
not be in the chat room Monday and Tuesday. But
the shows are great, so you know, I can tell
you what the shows are about. I have a list. Monday.
(53:06):
Oh yeah, Monday, Oh my god. Monday. We're going to
talk about Southwest changing their policy and making fat people
buy two seats. That's a topic near and dear to
my heart. We are also going to talk about the
top fifty films for Christmas and what is your favorite,
and I want to see your favorites. I want you
(53:26):
to comment, I want you to leave me messages. And
then Tuesday is a show I've wanted to do for
so long. The numbers, because I do want to run
for governor. The numbers to make us food self sufficient
is staggering. And it goes back to the water. Water
is the biggest crisis facing the United States and the
(53:47):
world right now period. Private corporations don't want you to
focus on the water crisis because they're buying up all
the water. Nestle Corporation is buying up all the water
around the world. Around the world, they're buying water rights everywhere.
You will have to pay an enormous amount of money
for water in the very near future or die period.
(54:10):
So water is the biggest known issue, and no one's
addressing it because they don't want you to address it
because they want Corporate America to silently be able to
buy it all up. That's scary, that is frightening. And
when you hear the numbers about how America eats forty
(54:32):
million cows a year and each of those cows takes
forty gallons of water a day, you're just gonna be
your mind's gonna be blown. Okay. So yeah, Trump claims
Newsom is dumping the water into the ocean. So Trump
thinks that Gavin Newsom is dumping fresh water into the
ocean to keep it from who the fields to What
(55:00):
is his logic there? Oh? God? Ugh? Okay, So AOC
for president and Carell for governor. I'm there. I wouldn't
mind being the governor of Nevada, although I wouldn't want
to live here. I wish I could replace Gavin Newsom
in California. That's where I'd like to be governor. But
(55:22):
you know, I haven't lived there, so I haven't lived
there in eight years, so can't be governor. But I'd
love to be governor of California. That would be so
much fun. And boy, would I be a great governor.
I'd be a great governor. Don't you think I'd be
a great governor. I'd be a great governor, I really would.
I'd be a great president. But I'd be a better
president than a governor because I like large scale things. God,
(55:47):
if I were president, my number one priority would be
bringing water to the West that every drought stricken state,
it would be a priority to address the drought. Climate
Change would the only issue I talk about, because it's
so many other issues. Transportation, climate change, food, climate change.
(56:08):
Everything we do plays into the climate. How much food
we eat, the type of food we eat, climate change,
how we get around climate change. It all plays in
to climate change. Everything we do on this planet does
something to the planet. That's all I would address. The basics.
(56:29):
Clean water, clean air, food in people's tummies, places to
live for everybody, and utilities that were free, not to
sound like Donald Trump. I would want to nationalize all
of the utility companies and have it be free. We
would sell energy to other countries to pay for our energy,
(56:54):
and there would be no more Enron, no more Shell,
no more BP. I would have them all leave the
United States. We would own all of our oil, every
bit of oil that comes out of the United States
from underneath, we would own. We the people, just like
in Dubai, just like in the UAE, where every resident
(57:17):
gets a check from the natural resources taken from their countries.
If any natural resources taken from America, Americans get that money,
and they would first get it in having free utilities.
Growing up, having our power cut off, having our hot
water turned off, it was embarrassing, it was sad. I
(57:42):
remember taking cold showers for a week. I remember not
having gas to cook. I remember not having electricity for
weeks because mom and dad could not pay. No family
in a country that I ran would ever sit in
the dark, sit in the cold, not have heat heating oil,
(58:04):
not have electricity, not have water. Those are human rights.
You have a right to water, to electricity because it
comes from your country. We suck oil out of the
ground and let corporations make billions off of that and
their CEOs and everyone gets rich. And then they charge
(58:26):
us enormous amounts for that energy. Not in my country,
they wouldn't. In my country, we the people, would own
all of the energy, and subsequently it would be free.
See I'd make a great precedent. You know, you'd never
(58:49):
win an election if you told people they couldn't have hamburgers. Yes,
you will if you told them it to have a
hamburger or die. I'm tired of the argument that you
can't tell America they have to stop eating meat because
they're wilful. Fucking braddy kids. We are killing ourselves and
the planet by eating meat. Only an idiot would continue
(59:14):
to eat meat in today's world. A guy just died
because he ate a hamburger that the cow had been
bitten by a tick. Hello, I am Corel. You who
you want to be on to hurt your buddy? See
you on Monday. Have a great weekend, get all your
Christmas done, go shopping, wrap things, and remember I love
(59:36):
it that much much. Love, I love you, I love you,
I love you.
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