November 18, 2025 • 59 mins
Why the Epstein Files Won’t Change Anything — And What Really Matters | Karel Cast 25-150
The Epstein files are out again, and everyone is acting like this will finally be the moment—THE document drop that destroys Trump, exposes celebrities, or rewrites political reality. But let’s be honest: none of this will change a thing.
We already know what we’re going to learn. It won’t be the bombshell MAGA fears, and it won’t be the partisan hit Democrats dream of. There are no accusers naming Trump, no pending trials, and no new revelations that will suddenly flip public opinion.
And meanwhile, Washington only reacts to sex scandals—despite Trump’s actual, documented crimes.
A treasonous insurrection.
Circumventing Congress to levy taxes.
Openly threatening journalists.
Violations of the First Amendment.
A convicted felon running for president.
But America only wakes up when there’s a salacious angle. So why does a sex scandal get more attention than an attack on democracy?
Let’s talk about what these files truly mean…and what they absolutely do not.
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The Epstein files are out again, and everyone is acting like this will finally be the moment—THE document drop that destroys Trump, exposes celebrities, or rewrites political reality. But let’s be honest: none of this will change a thing.
We already know what we’re going to learn. It won’t be the bombshell MAGA fears, and it won’t be the partisan hit Democrats dream of. There are no accusers naming Trump, no pending trials, and no new revelations that will suddenly flip public opinion.
And meanwhile, Washington only reacts to sex scandals—despite Trump’s actual, documented crimes.
A treasonous insurrection.
Circumventing Congress to levy taxes.
Openly threatening journalists.
Violations of the First Amendment.
A convicted felon running for president.
But America only wakes up when there’s a salacious angle. So why does a sex scandal get more attention than an attack on democracy?
Let’s talk about what these files truly mean…and what they absolutely do not.
The Karel Cast is supported by your generosity at patreon.com/reallykarel.
Watch, like, and subscribe at youtube.com/reallykarel.
Streaming everywhere: Apple Music, iHeart, Spotify, Spreaker, TikTok, and Instagram — live Monday–Thursday at 10:30am PST.
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And the Crawl Cast. I am Carrel, silvery glad you
are joining me on this Tuesday, November eighteenth, hone.
Speaker 3 (01:08):
Oh.
Speaker 5 (01:08):
The month is flying by like a flock of buds
on their way my Graton North. All right, honey, I
got my hot cocoa, got my coke, coke. If there
are some things in life I will not give up.
And on a rainy day or any day, it's two
scoops of dark cacao powder, one teaspoon of macha, eight
ounces of homemade oat milk, and today half a tablespoon
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of sugar. I don't always do the sugar, but so good.
I want to slap somebody, I would say, I want
to slap my mama, but not only as she did.
But if I slapped her, she'd smack me back. Well,
are they released yet? Have they released the crack? And
released the cracking? The Epstein files is what the world's
(01:52):
talking about this morning. I woke up and the BBC. Hello,
we're here at the BBC, and they were covering the
victims out there talking in front of the key, in
front of the Congress. And you know, America should not
product predators. They should product first of all, if y'all
believe that these files are going to be complete in
(02:13):
their release, because if Donald J. Trump is in them
as much as we all know he's in them cause
he a dog, So don't you I mean, he's gonna
be either redacted like his penis or or they're just
not gonna release the parts with him in it. I
mean really, why else would he do this pivot like,
(02:35):
oh yeah, go ahead and release them because I've already
scrubbed them clean. Uh, So, you know, have they released
him yet? I don't know. I do not know. I
do not know. Why. God check, I'll check, says check
the news right now because they're voting on it, and
then you know, the Senate's got to vote and it
(02:56):
takes a while to get all those old people up
in there. Saudi Crown Prince says they will invest a
trillion dollars in the US. Yeah right, These people, they
talk a good talk, but when it comes to cometimes
to show me the money, they don't like what. I
never said that. Oh did I say that? I was mistaken.
(03:16):
I didn't mean a trillion. I meant a trillion drachma whatever.
So I have not seen. But you know, Trump is
so busy with everybody else around the world. He is
the Lisa Stansfield of presidents. Been around the world day
ya ya. I can't find my purpose. I don't know where.
(03:37):
I don't know why because I've got dementia. Yeah, he
is the Lisa Stansfield. Oh, Randy Rainbow, you can copy
me if you like. He is the he really is.
He's so busy with everybody else.
Speaker 3 (03:50):
Oh.
Speaker 5 (03:50):
I got to talk to Benjamin net and Yahoo. I
got to talk to the Saudi Crown Prince. I got
to talk dude. Have you seen the price of a cantalope?
Cantalope to Dad's got out the car truly. I just
went to the market twenty dollars and what did I buy? Bananas? Strawberries,
spinach a bag of salad, which is bad. SHO bring
(04:12):
it back at three dollars for this bag of salad.
I opened it up. It's bad. And that's what I
went there for salad. I wanted a salad with my
lunch because I have a Grammy meeting this afternoon and
you know, so I'm like, well, you know, I need
a salad. So I walked into Cardenas after our four
and a half mile walk and child the prices, the
(04:35):
prices even at the Mexican market, and it ain't paysos.
I'm like, Darren, I'm in the Mexican market. How many
US dollars these strawberries?
Speaker 3 (04:44):
Five?
Speaker 5 (04:45):
I thought those were pesos, Honey, I didn't realize. So
he's busy with the Saudi crown prince getting gifts. Didn't
like Switzerland, and someone give him a gold bar and
a clock, and suddenly their tariffs went poof, just like
my love life poof. That's just oh, we are corrupt, corrupt,
(05:06):
We're rotten from the core, Honey. He's the core. So
they're going to release the files, but I don't believe
for a minute it's gonna be the complete files. And
if he's in it redacted. Get out somebody. Could you
imagine some congressional intern has spent the last five days
with a marker just marking out Donald J. Donald J. Trump,
don J Trump, don J. Trump, just marking them out
(05:30):
because he ain't gonna let us know what a dog
he is. But we do already, and thus the purpose
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(05:54):
matters when it's got the files Epstein does.
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So on with the show. Let's give it a go.
Speaker 3 (06:25):
Correll is the one that you need to know.
Speaker 5 (06:29):
Epstein doesn't matter. Anyone can see. Epstein doesn't matter to
you and me, even though he did blow Trump. What
(06:55):
a mood I'm in? I'm in the mood? And why
am I in this mood. You ask, Correl, why are
you in this mood? My dear, Well, I'll tell you.
I'll tell you, nosy bitches, I'm in this mood because
it doesn't matter. Maga is not going to care. If
it says that Donald Trump was screwing fifteen year olds
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while wearing clown makeup standing on his head in a rainstorm,
it ain't gonna matter. I would say they're brain washed.
But if there was a brain it got washed away
just right out their ears. They don't care. They don't
care that he's a sexual predator. We already knew he
was a sexual predator. What new information? Why is it
(07:37):
in Washington, DC? You gotta be caught with a live
boy or a dead girl before they actually care about
what you're doing in political office. I mean, it's not
like we would have to look very far for impeachable offenses,
or for crimes, or for reasons that he shouldn't occupy
the oval. The redesign alone would be reason to kick
(07:57):
his ass out. So what magic in these files do
we think? Do democrats think are going to just change
everybody's opinion of Donald J. Trump? Ain't gonna change crap
if you don't like him. You already know he's a
sexual predator, a dog, a hoe, you already know. You
(08:18):
already know that it would not be beneath him to
get on top of a fifteen year old. You already
know this.
Speaker 3 (08:26):
Well.
Speaker 5 (08:26):
You need confirmation, You need a photo, You need some
sort of email from Jeffrey Epstein to god knows who.
I don't he hung out with Jeffrey Epstein, they were friends.
Jeffrey Epstein is the premier sex trafficker of our time.
He's been dead two years, we're still talking about him. Now.
(08:49):
That's a sex trafficker. And so what are we gonna learn?
Stuff that I don't want to know. I don't want
to know how many positions Ronald Trump had underage sex
in I don't care. That is not why I want
that man out of office. I want him out of
office because he is an inept president. Because he has
(09:11):
raised tariffs on countries and thus made it harder for
us to live day to day. Because he incited treason
and a riot on January sixth, Because he is a
convicted felon and sexual predator, because he has the IQ
of a turd. I have a lot of reasons. I
don't want that man in the Oval Office. I could
(09:32):
care less if he screw an underage girls, because I
already know he's vile, and these wouldn't be the first.
And I don't need to prove a connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
How many photos of them together partying and dancing to rhythm?
Is a dancer? How many of these do you need?
How many anyone out there that is not convinced that
(09:56):
Donald Trump is a sexual predator who knew, hung out
with associated and lapped at the feet of Jeffrey Epstein, reijiahands?
So what is this gonna change? Meanwhile, he's up in
the Oval Office doing god knows what with the Saudi,
reaching up under his Saudi robe or something, you know,
(10:17):
because he's prone to do that, grabbing the Saudi by
the big uncut you know what you know? I mean, really,
what is he doing with this Saudi? Why is that
Saudi crown prince in my White House? Why is the
leader of a country with abhorrent civil rights, women's rights,
gay rights, one that we will retaliate against us if
(10:38):
need be, with oil prices and embargoes. Why is the
prince of a country that killed journalists the prince of
a country that caused the Iraq War because the Sunni
and the Shia couldn't get along. Why is that man
sitting in the Oval Office. There's a better question for today,
(10:59):
not are we gonna release the Epstein files? What the
hell is Trump and a Saudi prince doing up in
the Oval Office? Good God, almighty good Googly Moogli. The
former president of Harvard asked Epstein for dating advice. Well,
I guess that proves you don't have to be a
smart guy to be the president of Harvard. You know,
(11:22):
the Trumpel Bubba affair wasn't on my Bengo card. Bubba
is not Bill Clinton. The brother of Jeffrey Epstein released
information saying that the Bubba reference is not Bill Clinton.
Donald Trump was not down there blowing Bill Clinton as
fun as that would be to, you know, if it
were real, because Bill Clinton has better taste than that. Look.
(11:46):
Monica Lewinsky may have been a little hefty, but the
girl was cute. Okay, I don't know about the dress.
I didn't really see the dress, but you know, the
girl was cute. She's cute, and almost everyone that's come forward,
you know, Jennifer Flower Where has all those people that
said that Bill Clinton slept with them? They were cute,
so he wouldn't let Donald Trump do him. But here's
(12:10):
I'm going to give you some riveting breaking news. Are
you ready? I'm going to tell you right now something.
I want you all to sit down. I don't if
you're driving, pull over. I don't want you to take
this news and then just crash into a wall. Are
you ready? Rich powerful men often sleep with young girls
(12:30):
and boys. Huh? I know, right? Who would have thought?
I mean just groundbreaking stuff, right, I mean the pope.
In order to guard the pope and be in the
Swiss Guards, you gotta be under thirty, single, blonde, uh huh,
and male. Julius Caesar Hello had a twelve year old boy.
(12:55):
Alexander the Great's lover was his lover from the time
he was fourteen on when he died. Alexander closed himself
up for a year. Do we need to go down
the line of all the great leaders through history or
not so great leaders through history, kings and the like
who slept with underage girls or boys. Adolf Hitler did it?
Speaker 8 (13:18):
Do?
Speaker 5 (13:18):
I mean, do they do it? That's what they do
because they're creeps. They're just creeps. They're vile. Rich white
men in particular are gross for the most of them,
about eighty percent. And yeah, in order to show their
power and show how above the law they are, guess what,
(13:41):
they break it. And one of the ways they break
it is sexually, because for some reason, old white guys
find young girls they're boys attractive. I don't understand that.
I'm sixty three, and I feel badly because I find
David archer letta sexy now I know, isn't that weird.
I never thought I would, but I find him sexy
(14:01):
now I do, and he's thirty three, and I feel bad.
There's this guy follow on Instagram Baby Something, baby Stacks
or something. He's twenty. He is so I can't even
tell you, and his voice is deep and he's blonde
and blue eyed. He is the sexiest twenty year old.
(14:21):
I barely watch his instagrams because he's twenty and I
know that's legal, but no, it ain't that. He can't
even order a drink yet, so like, no, trust me.
In my forties, I dated someone who was nineteen. Would
not do it again, thought he was twenty five, But
you know, I mean so what is it that's one
(14:44):
of the things rich mainly white guys, do they and
maybe women I don't know, maybe rich women sleep with well,
yeah they do, I mean not underage, but certainly Madonna
and Share they plucked from the you know love and
you know age range. So I don't know what it is.
(15:05):
Maybe when you get a certain number in your bank account,
you just want young. I don't know. I'm poor. I'm
happy with someone in their forties and even they seem young.
So what are these I really want your comments on this.
Why do you think it is so fricking important to
release these files that the entire world's press, BBC Friends
(15:29):
twenty four all of them, that's all the reporting on Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, Epstein,
Epstein's you know, Florida has a whorehouse in it. His
name was different Epstein's place, you know. I mean, why
do you think it's so important? What are we going
to find out that we don't already know about Donald Trump?
(15:50):
As for the others, I don't care. Prosecute them, throw
them in jail. I don't care. And I know there's
going to be lots of others, but I don't really
care about them. What don't we know about Donald Trump
that we're suddenly going to find out in these files? Please,
as we're sitting here waiting for the vote, like we
(16:10):
are waiting for them to pass something to make groceries free,
you know, tell me what it is you think we're
going to find out? What is so frickin important about
these Epstein files? And I'm not trying to downplay the
victims or any of that. Release them, that's fine, But
to take up so much governmental time and capital on
this while there are real things going on behind the scenes,
(16:35):
real things. We've got most of the cabinet living on
military bases. We are preparing for war in Venezuela, of
all places. Why why would we even care about Venezuela.
I could give two rats asses about Venezuela. I'd have
to go catch the rats first and ask them if
they wouldn't mind parting with their asses. But you know
(16:55):
what I'm saying, I mean, why most of you can't
point to venezuel on a map. I'm looking at it
right now on my large map over here, but most
of you can't even you know, So why why anybody
Epstein was part of the elite protecting him protects them. Yeah,
but the elite don't affect the price of my groceries,
(17:17):
or the price of my gas bill, or the price
of my mortgage or the interest rate I'm paying on
my credit cards. The only thing I care about right
now is surviving and thriving in the USA. And I
don't care who the elite are screwing so long as
it's not me or you. So again, I want you
(17:38):
to tell me what do you think we're gonna find
in these Epstein files? What do you think do you
think there's going to be shocking revelations? Because I only
care about Trump. All the other rich people in there,
they should have already been Dershawitz all of them. Throw
their asses in jail. One of them, Prince William or what,
(18:01):
I'm sorry, Prince, Well, he's not a prince anymore. Andrew Mountebaden. Whatever.
If you're dorking fourteen fifteen sixteen year old girls by
Felicia off to jail, well you'll be very popular. I
need something to get rid of Donald Trump, something that
will make his base turn on him, something that will
(18:24):
sour the Republicans on him so they'll stop being in
lockstep with him. So we can actually get something done
in government. What do you think that's going to be
in those files? Really? I mean we are to have
the one file from Russia where you know people were
paying on him. Yeah, I mean it's like this guy
is a PERV. We know he's a PERV. He once
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told a ten year old, I'll be dating you in
ten years when you're twenty. He said that out loud.
Who looks at a ten year old and says you'll
be hot in ten years, I'll be dating you? Then?
I mean, who does that? I'll tell you who perv?
That's who? So what's gonna be in the files that
(19:07):
we don't know? If y'all are waiting for other names,
then that's fine, but that's not something that deserves all
this attention. Why do you think he was fighting so
hard to get them not released and then suddenly changed
his mind. I would love to hear your comments on that.
Why do you think he just boom flipped like fast
(19:29):
in one day? He was having meetings, don't release them.
He was fighting with Marjorie tail a Green Collin or
a trader and everything, and then suddenly it's like, oh, no,
release them, I'll sign the bill what happened. Did Cash
Pttel call him and say, we'll scrub the files before
we release them, Because do you think they wouldn't do that.
(19:51):
I believe they would make up democratic names to put
in the files. I don't trust the release of the files.
I don't these people are criminals. This is like asking
a known racketeer for their tax returns. Oh yeah, they'll
be open, they'll be honest, they'll be up and up. Wait,
we did ask a known racketeer for his tax returns.
(20:15):
His name was Donald Trump, and as far as I know,
we've never seen those. So I don't I don't understand
what the Epstein files have to do with the governing
of the nation. And maybe that's an unpopular opinion, but
what do they have to do with interest rates, with affordability,
with the prices of houses, with climate change, with you know,
(20:39):
the cop thirty event that's going on right now? You
know what, what does this have to do with any
of that? And more importantly, how does it affect your
life directly? In the comments, please tell me how all
of this hoopla over the Epstein files directly affects your life,
(21:04):
because that's all I'm concerned about. With government things that
directly affect my life. The Epstein files do not unless
they reveal Trump to be the criminal perverse that we
know he is, But he ain't going to let that out.
So again, what are you hoping to learn? Comments below
(21:27):
comments do it now?
Speaker 8 (21:29):
Now?
Speaker 9 (21:44):
Now show side.
Speaker 5 (22:01):
Fracturing? Mega James Snabel says the importance of the Epstein
files are to fraction Maga. Can you believe that the
only way to get this political movement to turn on
their leader isn't to hurt trans kids, isn't to hurt
(22:23):
gay people, isn't to control a woman's body. Isn't raising
prices at the grocery store and every other store through tariffs.
Isn't getting us into another war like in Venezuela, isn't
not getting us out of wars like Ukraine. But it's
(22:47):
Epstein That's what could fracture Mega. I. Oh, George, I'm
getting a sick headache. Oh Bewitched, How I loved Bewitched
turned into Missus Kravitz. You know got I just got
(23:07):
a veer off the topic. Here. A friend of mine,
Sherry from the park, when I told her about the
wreck that I told you guys about yesterday with a
cop actually pulled into traffic, like just pulled right into
oncoming traffic, just pulled out of a thing with traffic
coming this way. And she asked me, why is it
you're always on scene for all of these events. You
(23:31):
saw this car wreck and went over and helped you
found the dead guy. She goes, in the eight years
I've been knowing you at the park, You've been involved in,
like or seen firsthand so many things. And I said,
oh girl, that's not you know. That ain't the first
dead body I found. First dead body I ever found
was on Laguna Canyon Road at twenty two years old
(23:52):
in Orange County, on our way home from the Boom
Boom Room. It was a motorcyclist who had missed the
corner and he was lying in the in the shoulder
of the road with his foot across the line where
people had hit his foot and it was like completely
twisted around. We saw a guy laying on the side
of the road with a you know what out His
(24:13):
junk was showing, so of course Stella and I stopped,
went back and touched him. He was dead and we
didn't see a car or anything. And it was two
in the morning, so we didn't know why is this
dead guy? Just was he thrown out of a car
or what? Called the police. They came and handcuffed me
because I had a dent on the hood of my car,
which was from a homophobe throwing a trash can at me,
(24:36):
and they thought I had hit this guy. I said, no,
we just found him. We were the only ones to
have stopped this before a cell phone. Stella had to
go hook it to a phone while I stayed with
the body. That was the first dead body I ever found.
Then there was the guy that got hit by all
the cars on Beach Boulevard that Andrew and I saw
his foot sticking out of a thing, and you know
all of that. And yeah, no, I mean, I've been
(24:58):
on scene in my life lifetime of so many big events,
not just dead bodies, but news events or horrific crashes
or various things. I don't know why, really, I don't
know why, but I've I've seen more than my share
of all kinds. And I thought, and I started thinking,
I go, why is that most people haven't seen all
(25:20):
the things I've seen. I don't know why that is anyway,
What are they saying in the chat room. Why is
Ukraine wrapping up so the military industrial complex needs a
new job. Amen. There's a movie called Extreme Prejudice with
Nick Nolty and Rip Torn. I've seen it. One of
my favorite lines in the movie is, crap Jack, the
only thing worse than a politician is a child molester.
(25:42):
What if they're both kill two birds with one stone.
Look if Epstein from the Grave can take down Maga,
then God bless you. Jeffrey Epstein. You know, he was
kind of cute. I mean, I'm just gonna say it,
he was kind of attractive. Jeffrey Epstein. He had money,
(26:02):
he was cute, had pretty salt and pepper hair. I
would have probably done him, but not when I was sixteen. Well,
let me take that back. I have to tell you.
When I was a sixteen year old gay boy, I
was sleeping with thirty year olds. I was at Granad,
a lot in Long Beach, yep be down there on
the weekends. There's a spot you would wait. Cars would
(26:24):
drive through and you'd hop in. Oh. I know, could
have been killed by a serial killer. But they weren't
sixteen years old. They were in their twenties or thirties.
And yes there was this one red hair beard. He
would come through every weekend and not hop in his car.
And he was like thirty eight and I was sixteen.
Should I have probably not? Should he have definitely not.
(26:48):
But it happened. Of course that was consensual. I wasn't
being trafficked. No one was making any money off of it,
although he did buy me, you know, lunch sometimes whatever.
But you know, when I was sixteen, I did sleep
with men who were over the age of eighteen. Probably
not a good thing to tell you, but I did.
Whether were they child molesters. I don't know, I was grown,
(27:10):
I was, you know, sixteen, I was me sit. I
don't know. I don't know. Maybe I have a worp
view on it. So, but just if Epstein can do
this from beyond the grave, great, Because he wanted to
take Trump down. It's obvious from the emails he was
waiting to take Trump down. So will we see the
(27:31):
information that he had that he was going to take
Trump down with? I doubt it. If you're the president
of the United States and you know that in these
documents are things that could take you down, would you
let those pages be released? How are we going to
know if they've released all the files or not. I mean, really,
how are we going to know if the parts that
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you know indict Trump aren't already shredded. We're not. And
that's my point. I'm like, if you think he's gonna
let this stuff out that incriminates him, you're just naive.
He's a criminal. So yeah, yes, so all right, don't
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mean to rant and rave about it. I just I'm
so sick of hearing about the Epstein files. Oh where, oh,
where have those fiules gone?
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Oh where?
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Oh?
Speaker 5 (28:25):
Where can they be? Donald Trump is in them? But
is he Isn't it going to be a major disappointment
if they release like five hundred thousand pages of documents
and someone runs them all through chat GPT, which is
what someone will do, and say, find me every passage
about Donald Trump and it comes up with nothing. What
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do I what? Then? What are the Democrats gonna do? Then? Oh?
Speaker 10 (28:51):
Well, yeah, I I'm more interested in don't know, climate
change that has caused an atmospheric river that pretty much
sank southern California and northern California.
Speaker 5 (29:07):
Literally Long Beach is like Underwallda, San Francisco. An atmosphere,
it's still raining here in Vegas. It hasn't rained this much,
it's said in over thirty years. It's climate change. Are
we doing anything about it? We're too busy looking at
the Epstein file. Inflation? Are we doing anything about it?
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Medicare premiums going up? Anybody cares aca affordable healthcare out
the window? Like the Epsteam file. They're almost like Hillary's emails,
but the fine.
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On this day where the House will vote to release
the Epstein files. The vote will go to the Senate,
it'll pass, Trump will sign it, and then we'll get
the files and he won't be in it, and it'll
all be much ado about nothing, and then what we'll
have to go back to actually, you know, like caring
about the country. You know, Thanksgivings in nine days? How
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many of you feel thankful? Now? I do. I have
a home, have I can make a choice about what
I do, and I will have food on Thanksgiving. So
I feel like really lucky and I have a lot
to be thankful for each and every one of you.
My little girl right here by me. All of my
labs coming back normal except for the LDO cholesterol. Now Thursday,
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I see a pominologist because my oxygen in this in
my sleep, my oxygen goes down to ninety one, ninety two,
ninety three. They believe that's sleep apnea. It was going
to eighty five, eighty six, eighty one in my sleep,
which is dangerous. And then they gave me this dental
appliance that I had to have custom made, and now
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it goes up. If you have sleep apnea, you don't
necessarily have to have a seapap unless you have serious
sleep apnea. So now it's staying in the nineties, which
they're happy with. I saw the sleep apnea dentist guy
yesterday and he said, oh, that's great. It's staying above
ninety one. Yeah. I'm like, well, that's still too low,
but he sait, well, it's better than eighty eight and
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eighty seven eighty. I'm all, well, okay, yeah it is.
So I'm seeing a pulmonologist because sometimes during the day
it drops down to ninety three ninety two, and it's
not supposed to do that. It's supposed to stay above
ninety five. And given that I exercise as much as
I do and I got my big old voice, it
shouldn't be doing that. So I'm a little scared. I
am scared because I don't know why it would be dipping. Now,
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there was a bunch of benign reasons that it could
be doing it. It could just be positional. It could
be because I'm going so low at night that my
body is learning to adapt. It could be that I
have high hemoglobin seventeen point eight and seventeen point five
is the top, so I'm a little bit out of
range of hemoglobin and those meters they use your hemoglobin.
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That's how they test your palse oxygen, how much oxygen
is holding on to the hemoglobin. So there's a lot
of reasons. Plus, home meters can be anywhere from three
to five percent inaccurate, so you know, between my hemoglobin
and it being a home meter, I mean I could
actually have pretty okay oxygen. We don't know, but they
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want me to see a palmonologist to figure out why.
During the day, and I'm scared. You know, Diane Ladd
just died of a weird lung thing where it doesn't
oxygenate the blood, and I'm like, oh, maybe I have
Diane Ladd's illness because my medical anxiety. So I'm nervous
about thirsty. They'll probably order a pulmonary function test. And
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if they do, which is four different tests, and I
pass them all, then I won't be so worried. But
so I'm worried. But a week from then it's Thanksgiving.
What am I doing. I don't know. I'm gonna call
Steve to Dan and say, look, I'm just gonna make
reservations at a vegan restaurant and you can come or
not come or whatever I'd like to travel. Go see
my sister, what about you? What did have you even
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thought about the holidays? We're so busy with the Epstein
files and this and that. Hello, Thanksgiving, you know, is
a week from Thursday, Charlie Brown, and then Christmas is
four weeks after that. They already got all the people
putting up trees already. I'm like, really, trees already. It
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ain't even Black Friday, but they putting them up. So
are you ready? Are you planning on celebrating? My sister
went and bought food for Thanksgiving. She said it was
one hundred and eighty dollars, and he's trying to say
that it's cheaper this year. I said, well, he's an asshole.
The he being Donald Trump. You know. Thanks turkeys? Oh
(34:59):
my god. I in the store the other day and
I saw a turkey. Here's like thirty dollars for a
dead bird. I'm like, are you crazy? But even vegan stuff,
the vegan turkey loaf that they sell, it's stuffed with
stuffing and it's it's vegan, it's sitan basically twenty eight
dollars and it's like a pound and a half. I'm all,
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s tan is just fight a week gluten? What the hell.
So are you? Are you planning a dinner? Are you
going to relative's house? Are you eating a lung? What
are you doing? What are you doing Thanksgiving? I'd love
for you to put it in the comments, let me
know what are you doing? I don't know what I'm doing.
Probably gonna either just go to lunch with Steve or
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I want to go see my sister in Cottonwood, Arizona.
Then got one vegan restaurant there, so I'd be eating
pine nuts. I don't mind eating nuts, but pine nuts,
which are delicious, by the way, thine nuts. But you
know what I'm saying, I would like good food on
Thanksgiving as a vegan. I ain't gonna find that.
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Oh yeah, Weather In the in the chat room, Darren
was talking about how they're deciding or they're waiting to
decide about Thanksgiving because of weather. Plus I'm not sure
that air traffic and you know it's all that return
to normal. Yet you know, I'm just not sure, So
I don't know. I would like to go see my sister.
I would, and I could always buy a vegan meal
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on Wednesday, put it in a nice chest, and then
drive out to her and then Thursday bring my own
vegan you know, lunch, because I do. But how many
of you do Thanksgiving early? This whole Thanksgiving at four
or five in the afternoon. What the hell is wrong
with you? Thanksgiving should be no later than one in
the afternoon period period one o'clock, that's when you should
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serve Thanksgiving. Then that that gives you an hour and
a half, two hours to have the meal, and then
it's three o'clock. People can go watch a game, or
they can help clean or whatever. Around five five point
thirty you have dessert. That's it. You done. These people
that have Thanksgiving at five or six o'clock at night
or seven o'clock at night, what the hell you do?
And eating all that food at that hour, honey, one o'clock,
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two o'clock if you're waiting for guests. But one o'clock.
Appetizers should be out at eleven. I'm telling you so.
It drives Steve crazy, how regimented I am about time
when it comes to holidays, because I am it's like
atises out at eleven, soup at twelve thirty, lunch at one.
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Because when I cook Thanksgiving, I always do a soup first,
usually corn chowder vegan, of course, and then I do
that first, or pumpkin pumpkin soup or butternut squash soup
twelve thirty, and then at one o'clock the meal, honey,
and then you're done by two two thirty, and then
dessert around four, four thirty, and then you're done. Send
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everybody home, get them out six o'clock at night, by
out out go. Got things to do, got dogs to feed,
and walks to happen, and all of that. These people
that do Thanksgiving late in the day kind of cracker?
You own Thanksgiving crack? Please one o'clock. What time do
y'all do Thanksgiving? I know you're like Correl, that's too early. No,
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it is not. And if you're cooking a dead bird,
then just put it in earlier, Dick. You know, no
one really likes turkey anyway. I don't even know why
we serve turkey on Thanksgiving. The founders, the Pilgrims, whatever,
Plymouth Rock, they didn't have turkeys. They might have had
a wild turkey, but they that's not what they served
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at their Thanksgiving. So Butterball has sort of, through marketing,
made you know, Thanksgivings about turkey or ham. Some people
have ham on Thanksgiving that then they do prime rib
on Christmas. Ick. Nothing says a holiday, nothing says I'm
thankful for all of the bounty, like killing something, and
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then for Christmas. Nothing says, you know, peace on earth,
like slaughtering a cow. Uh yeah, No. So at one o'clock,
one o'clock that's when you do Thanksgiving. I don't care
what anybody says one o'clock. You can bet a week
from Thursday. No matter what I do for Thanksgiving, I'll
be doing it at one o'clock. That's the way. That
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is all right. Is there anything in the news that
we should talk about that is not not the Epstein
files anything at all? Let's say Epstein survivors speak out. Yes,
I saw them speak out on the BBC. They spoke out.
They're all victims it's all terrible. What happened to them
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was wrong. But everybody's been looking the other way for
a decade. I mean, ain't none of this knew. Epstein
didn't just set up shop and do it all within
a week or two. That's been going on for years.
No one seemed to care. Now everybody's about Epstein. Epstein did,
and that Glizzane Gleazane or g Zayin or jism whatever
(40:37):
her name is, jism Maxwell, that should be her name.
So miss jism Maxwell, you know, she should be in
shackles instead. She's got a service dog. She's got unlimited
toilet paper. My friend Steve said, why is unlimited toilet
paper such a big thing? They've reported on it. I said,
because she's a woman, And he goes, well, what do
you mean? And I go, she wipes after she peas.
(40:59):
He goes, oh, I forgot about that. I'm all, yeah,
it's a man. You don't realize how important toilet paper
is to a woman. So yeah, no, you know houses
taking up the Epstein vote, White House plans to release
health bill and Back's reconciliation. Yeah, they would know the
meaning of that word to actually reconcile with each other.
(41:20):
So what else is in the news that we could
actually care about. Trump administration launches plan to dismantle education department.
Oh god, because they don't value education, because they don't
value diversity, equity, inclusion, because because and see, why isn't
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that what everyone's talking about, dismantling the Department of Education.
Why isn't that above the Epstein files? It matters more?
Oh well, you know, yeah, it matters more. Nay. Warner
Brothers bids are due this week. Someone's buying Warner Brothers.
(42:04):
Let's all buy Warner brother Discovery, buy me a network.
I'd love it. Want to keep your brain from aging,
try a cognitive workout and whatever. The more I age now,
the more I realize this just is gonna happen. Okay,
La Sheriff's Department investigating new sexual assault allegations against Diddy.
Why he is already in jail. He's already a predator.
(42:27):
We know he's horrible. It's like, where were these people
when the trial was going on? Lord, let's see what
else is going on in the world. Cynthia Rivo I
love her. I just love her. Uh doctor warning about
lesser discussed Monjarro's side effects. Yes, because you've inject yourself
with these GLP ones, you're going to get side effects.
(42:49):
I mean, come on, what else is going on in
the world? Not much else. CDC links measles outbreaks in
multiple states for the first time. You think you think
someone's like the Johnny Appleseed of measles out there, just
traveling state to state giving them measles. Yes, that's exactly
what's happening. Snap is back, and I don't mean the
(43:10):
group with my friend THEA. But millions of Americans could
lose benefits due to new restrictions. Isn't that wonderful? Why
aren't we talking about that? That's more important than the
Epstein files. Millions of Americans losing their SNAP benefits so
they won't be able to eat. Trump says America is
(43:32):
in a golden age. Oh he did. Oh yes, he
said we're in a golden age and that we are lucky.
He said out loud today that we are damn lucky.
He's our president right now. Do you feel damn lucky?
Any of you feeling damn lucky? Because Trump said we
should feel damn lucky that he's our president. Do any
(43:54):
of you feel damn lucky. I'm just I'm just curious.
I mean, really, any of you feeling damn lucky. I
ain't feeling damn lucky, not feeling it. Keto diet associated
with heart attack, stroke, colorectal cancer, pick, take your pick.
Hidden dangers in your protein powder. Yes, particularly plant based
(44:17):
protein powders. They have a lot of lead, more than
the state of California allows. And you know, is it
going to kill you? Probably not, probably not, but it's
not good for you. So you know, I've been trying
(44:39):
to get away from them. I have. I used to
use protein powder every day, and now I'm just trying
to not how to defund planned parenthood. See why isn't
that in the news? Marburg virus and Ethiopia. Yeah, it
could spread to us too. Why isn't that in the news?
Life expectancy in this US state four years lower than
(45:01):
the national average, which is only like seventy six or
seventy five or something like that, the national average. I mean,
we're dropping dead early these days. Children. Oh lord, have mercy?
All right? What's going on? Why are all these messages
retracted in the chat room? Can someone tell me? What
are you guys typing? In there that they're retracting the messages.
(45:23):
I'd like to know. Okay, yeah, Thanksgiving. What are you
all doing? I'm really curious, but it's in nine days.
Do you have plans? Have you bought your travel tickets?
Do you know where you're going to be eaten? Have
you bought the food yet? Can you afford the food?
Yams are like a dollar each, a dollar to a
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dollar fifty each for a yam, which is not a
sweet potato, by the way, they are different. Have you
seen the price of cranberries? Have you seen the prime?
I mean, it's all just a lot for one meal.
People be spending like three four hundred dollars for meal. Again,
I might just go to Crossroads Kitchen, but it is
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like one hundred and nineteen dollars. But that's if I
tried to buy all this stuff to have a vegan
Thanksgiving at home, that would by the time I'd made
pies and the vegan roll. And of course I could
make my own vegan role. I have done that before.
I just make the Si tan I stuff up with
mashed potatoes and stuffing and vegan cheese and then bake
it and it's delicious. But I don't want to do
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all that for one person or for two people. I
do it for four people or six or eight. But
when it's just two people, what about y'all? If it's
just you or you and someone else, I mean going
out to eat, it's the hot tip. I know that
we are depriving the servers of their Thanksgiving and I
hate that, But if you're just one person. So I'm
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watching this TV show last night, Oh no, the movie
Black Phone, because I want to see Black Phone too.
So I watched the first one again with Ethan Hawk.
It's a great slasher film and it's set in the
seventh late seventies or early eighties. And the kid went
to the freezer and he opened up the freezer and
there were the tinfoil Swanson frozen dinners in the freezer.
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You know the kind that had the four compartments, the
one big compartment and then the three on the top.
The middle was the dessert, and then the side was
a vegetable and the left side was like a potato
or a MACARONI. Remember those chid We have been so
poor before my parents and I that they bought four
turkey Swanson TV dinners for a dollar because they used
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to be a quarter each and took the stuff out
and that was Thanksgiving dinner and we were damn glad
to have it. I sed eat those How many of
you seat those Swansons in the tinfoil? How many? He
ain't no shame in it? What about ten or twenty
five cent pop pies from Swanson? Turkey pop pie? When
I was young nineteen twenty twenty one, Thanksgiving, I would
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roll around and I'd go buy a turkey pop pie
and then later I'd buy a Marie Calendar woin because
they were fancy. Oh yes, I've had turkey pop pie
on Thanksgiving. I've had I've had Swanson TV dinners on
Thanksgiving and we're happy to have it. But remember those,
remember the Swanson TV dinners? I do? What was my
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favorite dessert? The rhubarb. The rhubarb that they would it
was like rhubarb cobbler, so good. And don't think I
wouldn't eat those things like I'd eat the cobbler and
then the main dish and often leave the vegetables and potatoes,
which explained why I was a fat, out of shape
young adult and child. But yes, the rhubarb. What are
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the desserts did they had? They had the apple pie,
they had the rhubarb. What else did they have? Oh,
the chocolate pudding. And I loved that it would get
hot because we didn't have microwaves. They were ten. You
couldn't put them in the microwave. You had to bake
the Swanson TV dinners and then they came out with
Hungry Man. Remember those Hungry Man. They were actually the
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portions that you should eat. The Swans and TV dinners
were never enough food but the Hungry Man. And how
many of you would bake them? And then you'd be
eating like the sliced turkey and gravy and stuffing and
you'd eat the turkey which was warm, but you'd get
to the gravy and it was still or the stuffing
and it was still frozen. Oh yes, uh, thanks for
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what you're kidding? What what? What? I just want deviled eggs,
deviled eggs. Oh yeah, I can make vegan devil eggs.
Believe it or not. They sell vegan deviled eggs, they do.
But I remember deviled eggs. My mother made them. Oh,
she used to make them, and she'd put pickle rellish
in the yolk part. It was good. My mama made
good deviled eggs. She'd sprinkle them with paprika. They were
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so tasty. What is your favorite Thanksgiving thing? Savory or sweet?
For me, it was stuffing, And I make the best stuffing,
even vegan I make. I use the vegan sausage, nuts, cranberries, celery, onion, oh,
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fresh toasted corn bread. Oh yes. Stuffing is by far
my favorite Thanksgiving thing, followed by yams because they're sweet,
So stuffing yams, cranberry sauce because I make the best
cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes. What else? See, Turkey was always
(50:34):
my least favorite. When I would go get Thanksgiving meals
and stuff, I'd get very little turkey, but i'd get
lots of stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberries. Oh when you put
the cranberries on top of the stuffing of the mashed potatoes,
Oh yes, Oh yes, Lord, sweet Jesus. So what's your
all's favorite? Swanson green peas and mashed potato. Yes, flanking
(50:56):
a central turkey triangle. Good times, Amen, James, Amen, I've
had those very things, those very ones. I love the
Swanson green peas, by the way, but they'd always be
like a little shrunken, like a little kind of dehydrated,
like not the freshest the teeth. This is what I'm
trying to say. Well, we'll finish up when I come back.
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The show has a little die on the wings, because Angel,
we'll be right back. Maybe I've got the up. I'll look.
They could be in the closet.
Speaker 3 (51:44):
No it show.
Speaker 5 (52:00):
These people today. They still sell those swans and things.
Now they're in cardboard and the food is me and
they're like three dollars each, some of them four and five.
The Hungry Man's are like four, nine and nine. I'm all,
you're aware of those used to be fifty cents, right,
I mean, you know, and the pop pies. My friend said, oh,
I ate a pop pie for dinner. I said, how
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much did you pay for it? He said three fifty.
I said for one pop pie? He said, yeah, it
was it was the Marie calendars. I said, how much
were the regular pop pies? He said, they're still like
ninety nine cents or dollar fifty for like the little ones.
And I'm like, those used to be ten for a dollar.
I can remember when pop pies were ten for a dollar.
I can and I can remember when Swanson TV dinners
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were four for a dollar, they were a quarter each.
I remember this. This is, you know, in my lifetime.
Not anymore child, not anymore, all right, you know, I
really do just want to say I think it's important
that we hold predators sexual predators. You know, that we
(53:02):
punish them. I do. I I'm not lying. I was
gonna say I'm lying. I'm not lying. I will say this.
Pedophilia and people who want to sleep with people that
are fifteen and sixteen, that is a human sexuality. It
has always happened, from the dawn of time. It's happened,
(53:25):
and so there are people who find that exciting. And
that is a sexuality like any other sexuality. Now, it's
an abhorrent sexuality. It's one that none of us agree with,
but it is a sexuality and I don't condone it.
(53:47):
I understand it. And what I mean by that is
whatever turns you on is what turns you on. I mean,
there are people that get turned on by sleeping with corpses.
That's disgusting and wrong. But necrophilia is a sexuality. Pedophilia
is a sexuality. They're deviant sexualities, meaning they're not the norm,
(54:11):
and they're not socially accepted, but they are sexualities. Pedophilia
is a sexuality, and sleeping with fifteen and sixteen year
old girls that are trafficked is a sexuality. It turns
them on it, they find it sexually alluring. So it's
been going on forever, even though I don't like it,
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and if it were my kid, you'd be dead if
you did it. But at the same time, it's like,
it's not new, So I don't know what we're going
to learn that's going to change our minds or maga's
minds about Trump. Meanwhile, there were some pretty horrible headlines
(54:55):
about healthcare people being cut off a snap, you know,
wars that are still raging. We've got so many real
problems and Epstein's just not one of them. Now, if
Trump's well, what do we mean see even that statement,
I was gonna say, if Trump's a criminal? We know
Trump is a criminal. We know he's a sexual predator.
(55:18):
We know that he shouldn't be nowhere around kids over
the age of fourteen. You should not let him babysits
your fifteen year old daughter. We know this. So it's salacious,
and really that's what it is. It's salacious and humans
(55:40):
like salacious details. We just we do. So we're all
going to have a good look at these Epstein files,
and whether he's in them or not, someone will be
and they'll be shocking revelations and it'll dominate the news
for the next week or two over the holidays. But
the last thing I want to talk about on Thanksgiving
or Christmas is who Epstein was supplying girls to. I mean,
(56:05):
is that how you want to spend the holiday season
paying attention to that. I'd rather be doing year end stuff,
you know, the best movies, the best TV shows, the
best music. Was there any David Archiletta has something I
just I can't. The other night I saw him and
(56:25):
I thought, God, he's cute, and I thought, no, he's not.
And he's only thirty something. He's not cute. He's only
thirty something, but he is cute now. For some reason,
I find him cute now, like a little l for something,
like I don't know, he's little, and he's he's grown
facial hair, which he's struggling with. I never thought he
was attractive at all, but now he's kind of becoming attractive.
(56:47):
Like Ed Sheeran's kind of becoming attractive at the ages
I'm like, oh, he's turning into a handsome ginger, but
again in his thirties. Right, all right, be sure you
leave your comments down below as to what you think
you're gonna learn or why the Epstein files are important.
I'd also like to see your comments down below about
(57:08):
what you're doing for Thanksgiving? Are you traveling, are you
staying home? Are you cooking a big meal? Are you
going out? I'm curious, so let's see. Okay, what else
would I like you to comment about below about how
fabulous I am? Just let me read comment after comment
about how stellar. Nah, I'd rather read about what you're
(57:32):
doing for Thanksgiving or what you really think we're gonna
get from the Epstein files, Like, really, I think we're
gonna get reactions, missing pages. And I don't think that
anything about Trump is even gonna be in there. I
think it's already been taken out. I really, I truly do.
(57:53):
I really think it's already gonna be just taken out.
I don't think we're gonna, you know, find out anything.
By the way, the state that's dying four years younger
South Carolina. So if you live there, you're going early.
Just thought i'd bring it up. Better have a will.
Better do y'all have a will? Fifty percent of you
don't have wills or trust. Fifty percent, one hundred percent
(58:15):
of you going to die, but fifty percent of you
don't have wills or trust. So if you're in South Carolina,
you better start taking care of your business, honey, because
you dieing four years earlier than everybody else. Why. Because
you're in South Carolina, that's why. Because you're in the South,
You're in the Carolinas. You want to live longer. Moved
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to Massachusetts, moved to California. You want to die early.
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of sugar. I don't always do the sugar, but so good.
I want to slap somebody, I would say, I want
to slap my mama, but not only as she did.
But if I slapped her, she'd smack me back. Well,
are they released yet? Have they released the crack? And
released the cracking? The Epstein files is what the world's
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talking about this morning. I woke up and the BBC. Hello,
we're here at the BBC, and they were covering the
victims out there talking in front of the key, in
front of the Congress. And you know, America should not
product predators. They should product first of all, if y'all
believe that these files are going to be complete in
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their release, because if Donald J. Trump is in them
as much as we all know he's in them cause
he a dog, So don't you I mean, he's gonna
be either redacted like his penis or or they're just
not gonna release the parts with him in it. I
mean really, why else would he do this pivot like,
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oh yeah, go ahead and release them because I've already
scrubbed them clean. Uh, So, you know, have they released
him yet? I don't know. I do not know. I
do not know. Why. God check, I'll check, says check
the news right now because they're voting on it, and
then you know, the Senate's got to vote and it
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takes a while to get all those old people up
in there. Saudi Crown Prince says they will invest a
trillion dollars in the US. Yeah right, These people, they
talk a good talk, but when it comes to cometimes
to show me the money, they don't like what. I
never said that. Oh did I say that? I was mistaken.
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I didn't mean a trillion. I meant a trillion drachma whatever.
So I have not seen. But you know, Trump is
so busy with everybody else around the world. He is
the Lisa Stansfield of presidents. Been around the world day
ya ya. I can't find my purpose. I don't know where.
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I don't know why because I've got dementia. Yeah, he
is the Lisa Stansfield. Oh, Randy Rainbow, you can copy
me if you like. He is the he really is.
He's so busy with everybody else.
Speaker 3 (03:50):
Oh.
Speaker 5 (03:50):
I got to talk to Benjamin net and Yahoo. I
got to talk to the Saudi Crown Prince. I got
to talk dude. Have you seen the price of a cantalope?
Cantalope to Dad's got out the car truly. I just
went to the market twenty dollars and what did I buy? Bananas? Strawberries,
spinach a bag of salad, which is bad. SHO bring
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it back at three dollars for this bag of salad.
I opened it up. It's bad. And that's what I
went there for salad. I wanted a salad with my
lunch because I have a Grammy meeting this afternoon and
you know, so I'm like, well, you know, I need
a salad. So I walked into Cardenas after our four
and a half mile walk and child the prices, the
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prices even at the Mexican market, and it ain't paysos.
I'm like, Darren, I'm in the Mexican market. How many
US dollars these strawberries?
Speaker 3 (04:44):
Five?
Speaker 5 (04:45):
I thought those were pesos, Honey, I didn't realize. So
he's busy with the Saudi crown prince getting gifts. Didn't
like Switzerland, and someone give him a gold bar and
a clock, and suddenly their tariffs went poof, just like
my love life poof. That's just oh, we are corrupt, corrupt,
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We're rotten from the core, Honey. He's the core. So
they're going to release the files, but I don't believe
for a minute it's gonna be the complete files. And
if he's in it redacted. Get out somebody. Could you
imagine some congressional intern has spent the last five days
with a marker just marking out Donald J. Donald J. Trump,
don J Trump, don J. Trump, just marking them out
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Speaker 5 (06:29):
Epstein doesn't matter. Anyone can see. Epstein doesn't matter to
you and me, even though he did blow Trump. What
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a mood I'm in? I'm in the mood? And why
am I in this mood. You ask, Correl, why are
you in this mood? My dear, Well, I'll tell you.
I'll tell you, nosy bitches, I'm in this mood because
it doesn't matter. Maga is not going to care. If
it says that Donald Trump was screwing fifteen year olds
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while wearing clown makeup standing on his head in a rainstorm,
it ain't gonna matter. I would say they're brain washed.
But if there was a brain it got washed away
just right out their ears. They don't care. They don't
care that he's a sexual predator. We already knew he
was a sexual predator. What new information? Why is it
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in Washington, DC? You gotta be caught with a live
boy or a dead girl before they actually care about
what you're doing in political office. I mean, it's not
like we would have to look very far for impeachable offenses,
or for crimes, or for reasons that he shouldn't occupy
the oval. The redesign alone would be reason to kick
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his ass out. So what magic in these files do
we think? Do democrats think are going to just change
everybody's opinion of Donald J. Trump? Ain't gonna change crap
if you don't like him. You already know he's a
sexual predator, a dog, a hoe, you already know. You
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already know that it would not be beneath him to
get on top of a fifteen year old. You already
know this.
Speaker 3 (08:26):
Well.
Speaker 5 (08:26):
You need confirmation, You need a photo, You need some
sort of email from Jeffrey Epstein to god knows who.
I don't he hung out with Jeffrey Epstein, they were friends.
Jeffrey Epstein is the premier sex trafficker of our time.
He's been dead two years, we're still talking about him. Now.
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That's a sex trafficker. And so what are we gonna learn?
Stuff that I don't want to know. I don't want
to know how many positions Ronald Trump had underage sex
in I don't care. That is not why I want
that man out of office. I want him out of
office because he is an inept president. Because he has
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raised tariffs on countries and thus made it harder for
us to live day to day. Because he incited treason
and a riot on January sixth, Because he is a
convicted felon and sexual predator, because he has the IQ
of a turd. I have a lot of reasons. I
don't want that man in the Oval Office. I could
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care less if he screw an underage girls, because I
already know he's vile, and these wouldn't be the first.
And I don't need to prove a connection to Jeffrey Epstein.
How many photos of them together partying and dancing to rhythm?
Is a dancer? How many of these do you need?
How many anyone out there that is not convinced that
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Donald Trump is a sexual predator who knew, hung out
with associated and lapped at the feet of Jeffrey Epstein, reijiahands?
So what is this gonna change? Meanwhile, he's up in
the Oval Office doing god knows what with the Saudi,
reaching up under his Saudi robe or something, you know,
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because he's prone to do that, grabbing the Saudi by
the big uncut you know what you know? I mean, really,
what is he doing with this Saudi? Why is that
Saudi crown prince in my White House? Why is the
leader of a country with abhorrent civil rights, women's rights,
gay rights, one that we will retaliate against us if
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need be, with oil prices and embargoes. Why is the
prince of a country that killed journalists the prince of
a country that caused the Iraq War because the Sunni
and the Shia couldn't get along. Why is that man
sitting in the Oval Office. There's a better question for today,
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not are we gonna release the Epstein files? What the
hell is Trump and a Saudi prince doing up in
the Oval Office? Good God, almighty good Googly Moogli. The
former president of Harvard asked Epstein for dating advice. Well,
I guess that proves you don't have to be a
smart guy to be the president of Harvard. You know,
(11:22):
the Trumpel Bubba affair wasn't on my Bengo card. Bubba
is not Bill Clinton. The brother of Jeffrey Epstein released
information saying that the Bubba reference is not Bill Clinton.
Donald Trump was not down there blowing Bill Clinton as
fun as that would be to, you know, if it
were real, because Bill Clinton has better taste than that. Look.
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Monica Lewinsky may have been a little hefty, but the
girl was cute. Okay, I don't know about the dress.
I didn't really see the dress, but you know, the
girl was cute. She's cute, and almost everyone that's come forward,
you know, Jennifer Flower Where has all those people that
said that Bill Clinton slept with them? They were cute,
so he wouldn't let Donald Trump do him. But here's
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I'm going to give you some riveting breaking news. Are
you ready? I'm going to tell you right now something.
I want you all to sit down. I don't if
you're driving, pull over. I don't want you to take
this news and then just crash into a wall. Are
you ready? Rich powerful men often sleep with young girls
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and boys. Huh? I know, right? Who would have thought?
I mean just groundbreaking stuff, right, I mean the pope.
In order to guard the pope and be in the
Swiss Guards, you gotta be under thirty, single, blonde, uh huh,
and male. Julius Caesar Hello had a twelve year old boy.
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Alexander the Great's lover was his lover from the time
he was fourteen on when he died. Alexander closed himself
up for a year. Do we need to go down
the line of all the great leaders through history or
not so great leaders through history, kings and the like
who slept with underage girls or boys. Adolf Hitler did it?
Speaker 8 (13:18):
Do?
Speaker 5 (13:18):
I mean, do they do it? That's what they do
because they're creeps. They're just creeps. They're vile. Rich white
men in particular are gross for the most of them,
about eighty percent. And yeah, in order to show their
power and show how above the law they are, guess what,
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they break it. And one of the ways they break
it is sexually, because for some reason, old white guys
find young girls they're boys attractive. I don't understand that.
I'm sixty three, and I feel badly because I find
David archer letta sexy now I know, isn't that weird.
I never thought I would, but I find him sexy
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now I do, and he's thirty three, and I feel bad.
There's this guy follow on Instagram Baby Something, baby Stacks
or something. He's twenty. He is so I can't even
tell you, and his voice is deep and he's blonde
and blue eyed. He is the sexiest twenty year old.
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I barely watch his instagrams because he's twenty and I
know that's legal, but no, it ain't that. He can't
even order a drink yet, so like, no, trust me.
In my forties, I dated someone who was nineteen. Would
not do it again, thought he was twenty five, But
you know, I mean so what is it that's one
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of the things rich mainly white guys, do they and
maybe women I don't know, maybe rich women sleep with well,
yeah they do, I mean not underage, but certainly Madonna
and Share they plucked from the you know love and
you know age range. So I don't know what it is.
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Maybe when you get a certain number in your bank account,
you just want young. I don't know. I'm poor. I'm
happy with someone in their forties and even they seem young.
So what are these I really want your comments on this.
Why do you think it is so fricking important to
release these files that the entire world's press, BBC Friends
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twenty four all of them, that's all the reporting on Epstein, Epstein, Epstein, Epstein,
Epstein's you know, Florida has a whorehouse in it. His
name was different Epstein's place, you know. I mean, why
do you think it's so important? What are we going
to find out that we don't already know about Donald Trump?
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As for the others, I don't care. Prosecute them, throw
them in jail. I don't care. And I know there's
going to be lots of others, but I don't really
care about them. What don't we know about Donald Trump
that we're suddenly going to find out in these files? Please,
as we're sitting here waiting for the vote, like we
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are waiting for them to pass something to make groceries free,
you know, tell me what it is you think we're
going to find out? What is so frickin important about
these Epstein files? And I'm not trying to downplay the
victims or any of that. Release them, that's fine, But
to take up so much governmental time and capital on
this while there are real things going on behind the scenes,
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real things. We've got most of the cabinet living on
military bases. We are preparing for war in Venezuela, of
all places. Why why would we even care about Venezuela.
I could give two rats asses about Venezuela. I'd have
to go catch the rats first and ask them if
they wouldn't mind parting with their asses. But you know
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what I'm saying, I mean, why most of you can't
point to venezuel on a map. I'm looking at it
right now on my large map over here, but most
of you can't even you know, So why why anybody
Epstein was part of the elite protecting him protects them. Yeah,
but the elite don't affect the price of my groceries,
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or the price of my gas bill, or the price
of my mortgage or the interest rate I'm paying on
my credit cards. The only thing I care about right
now is surviving and thriving in the USA. And I
don't care who the elite are screwing so long as
it's not me or you. So again, I want you
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to tell me what do you think we're gonna find
in these Epstein files? What do you think do you
think there's going to be shocking revelations? Because I only
care about Trump. All the other rich people in there,
they should have already been Dershawitz all of them. Throw
their asses in jail. One of them, Prince William or what,
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I'm sorry, Prince, Well, he's not a prince anymore. Andrew Mountebaden. Whatever.
If you're dorking fourteen fifteen sixteen year old girls by
Felicia off to jail, well you'll be very popular. I
need something to get rid of Donald Trump, something that
will make his base turn on him, something that will
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sour the Republicans on him so they'll stop being in
lockstep with him. So we can actually get something done
in government. What do you think that's going to be
in those files? Really? I mean we are to have
the one file from Russia where you know people were
paying on him. Yeah, I mean it's like this guy
is a PERV. We know he's a PERV. He once
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told a ten year old, I'll be dating you in
ten years when you're twenty. He said that out loud.
Who looks at a ten year old and says you'll
be hot in ten years, I'll be dating you? Then?
I mean, who does that? I'll tell you who perv?
That's who? So what's gonna be in the files that
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we don't know? If y'all are waiting for other names,
then that's fine, but that's not something that deserves all
this attention. Why do you think he was fighting so
hard to get them not released and then suddenly changed
his mind. I would love to hear your comments on that.
Why do you think he just boom flipped like fast
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in one day? He was having meetings, don't release them.
He was fighting with Marjorie tail a Green Collin or
a trader and everything, and then suddenly it's like, oh, no,
release them, I'll sign the bill what happened. Did Cash
Pttel call him and say, we'll scrub the files before
we release them, Because do you think they wouldn't do that.
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I believe they would make up democratic names to put
in the files. I don't trust the release of the files.
I don't these people are criminals. This is like asking
a known racketeer for their tax returns. Oh yeah, they'll
be open, they'll be honest, they'll be up and up. Wait,
we did ask a known racketeer for his tax returns.
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His name was Donald Trump, and as far as I know,
we've never seen those. So I don't I don't understand
what the Epstein files have to do with the governing
of the nation. And maybe that's an unpopular opinion, but
what do they have to do with interest rates, with affordability,
with the prices of houses, with climate change, with you know,
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the cop thirty event that's going on right now? You
know what, what does this have to do with any
of that? And more importantly, how does it affect your
life directly? In the comments, please tell me how all
of this hoopla over the Epstein files directly affects your life,
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because that's all I'm concerned about. With government things that
directly affect my life. The Epstein files do not unless
they reveal Trump to be the criminal perverse that we
know he is, But he ain't going to let that out.
So again, what are you hoping to learn? Comments below
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comments do it now?
Speaker 8 (21:29):
Now?
Speaker 9 (21:44):
Now show side.
Speaker 5 (22:01):
Fracturing? Mega James Snabel says the importance of the Epstein
files are to fraction Maga. Can you believe that the
only way to get this political movement to turn on
their leader isn't to hurt trans kids, isn't to hurt
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gay people, isn't to control a woman's body. Isn't raising
prices at the grocery store and every other store through tariffs.
Isn't getting us into another war like in Venezuela, isn't
not getting us out of wars like Ukraine. But it's
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Epstein That's what could fracture Mega. I. Oh, George, I'm
getting a sick headache. Oh Bewitched, How I loved Bewitched
turned into Missus Kravitz. You know got I just got
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a veer off the topic. Here. A friend of mine,
Sherry from the park, when I told her about the
wreck that I told you guys about yesterday with a
cop actually pulled into traffic, like just pulled right into
oncoming traffic, just pulled out of a thing with traffic
coming this way. And she asked me, why is it
you're always on scene for all of these events. You
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saw this car wreck and went over and helped you
found the dead guy. She goes, in the eight years
I've been knowing you at the park, You've been involved in,
like or seen firsthand so many things. And I said,
oh girl, that's not you know. That ain't the first
dead body I found. First dead body I ever found
was on Laguna Canyon Road at twenty two years old
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in Orange County, on our way home from the Boom
Boom Room. It was a motorcyclist who had missed the
corner and he was lying in the in the shoulder
of the road with his foot across the line where
people had hit his foot and it was like completely
twisted around. We saw a guy laying on the side
of the road with a you know what out His
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junk was showing, so of course Stella and I stopped,
went back and touched him. He was dead and we
didn't see a car or anything. And it was two
in the morning, so we didn't know why is this
dead guy? Just was he thrown out of a car
or what? Called the police. They came and handcuffed me
because I had a dent on the hood of my car,
which was from a homophobe throwing a trash can at me,
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and they thought I had hit this guy. I said, no,
we just found him. We were the only ones to
have stopped this before a cell phone. Stella had to
go hook it to a phone while I stayed with
the body. That was the first dead body I ever found.
Then there was the guy that got hit by all
the cars on Beach Boulevard that Andrew and I saw
his foot sticking out of a thing, and you know
all of that. And yeah, no, I mean, I've been
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on scene in my life lifetime of so many big events,
not just dead bodies, but news events or horrific crashes
or various things. I don't know why, really, I don't
know why, but I've I've seen more than my share
of all kinds. And I thought, and I started thinking,
I go, why is that most people haven't seen all
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the things I've seen. I don't know why that is anyway,
What are they saying in the chat room. Why is
Ukraine wrapping up so the military industrial complex needs a
new job. Amen. There's a movie called Extreme Prejudice with
Nick Nolty and Rip Torn. I've seen it. One of
my favorite lines in the movie is, crap Jack, the
only thing worse than a politician is a child molester.
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What if they're both kill two birds with one stone.
Look if Epstein from the Grave can take down Maga,
then God bless you. Jeffrey Epstein. You know, he was
kind of cute. I mean, I'm just gonna say it,
he was kind of attractive. Jeffrey Epstein. He had money,
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he was cute, had pretty salt and pepper hair. I
would have probably done him, but not when I was sixteen. Well,
let me take that back. I have to tell you.
When I was a sixteen year old gay boy, I
was sleeping with thirty year olds. I was at Granad,
a lot in Long Beach, yep be down there on
the weekends. There's a spot you would wait. Cars would
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drive through and you'd hop in. Oh. I know, could
have been killed by a serial killer. But they weren't
sixteen years old. They were in their twenties or thirties.
And yes there was this one red hair beard. He
would come through every weekend and not hop in his car.
And he was like thirty eight and I was sixteen.
Should I have probably not? Should he have definitely not.
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But it happened. Of course that was consensual. I wasn't
being trafficked. No one was making any money off of it,
although he did buy me, you know, lunch sometimes whatever.
But you know, when I was sixteen, I did sleep
with men who were over the age of eighteen. Probably
not a good thing to tell you, but I did.
Whether were they child molesters. I don't know, I was grown,
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I was, you know, sixteen, I was me sit. I
don't know. I don't know. Maybe I have a worp
view on it. So, but just if Epstein can do
this from beyond the grave, great, Because he wanted to
take Trump down. It's obvious from the emails he was
waiting to take Trump down. So will we see the
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information that he had that he was going to take
Trump down with? I doubt it. If you're the president
of the United States and you know that in these
documents are things that could take you down, would you
let those pages be released? How are we going to
know if they've released all the files or not. I mean, really,
how are we going to know if the parts that
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you know indict Trump aren't already shredded. We're not. And
that's my point. I'm like, if you think he's gonna
let this stuff out that incriminates him, you're just naive.
He's a criminal. So yeah, yes, so all right, don't
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mean to rant and rave about it. I just I'm
so sick of hearing about the Epstein files. Oh where, oh,
where have those fiules gone?
Speaker 1 (28:24):
Oh where?
Speaker 3 (28:24):
Oh?
Speaker 5 (28:25):
Where can they be? Donald Trump is in them? But
is he Isn't it going to be a major disappointment
if they release like five hundred thousand pages of documents
and someone runs them all through chat GPT, which is
what someone will do, and say, find me every passage
about Donald Trump and it comes up with nothing. What
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do I what? Then? What are the Democrats gonna do? Then? Oh?
Speaker 10 (28:51):
Well, yeah, I I'm more interested in don't know, climate
change that has caused an atmospheric river that pretty much
sank southern California and northern California.
Speaker 5 (29:07):
Literally Long Beach is like Underwallda, San Francisco. An atmosphere,
it's still raining here in Vegas. It hasn't rained this much,
it's said in over thirty years. It's climate change. Are
we doing anything about it? We're too busy looking at
the Epstein file. Inflation? Are we doing anything about it?
(29:29):
Medicare premiums going up? Anybody cares aca affordable healthcare out
the window? Like the Epsteam file. They're almost like Hillary's emails,
but the fine.
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Well, welcome back to part to do of the Coroll Cast.
On this day where the House will vote to release
the Epstein files. The vote will go to the Senate,
it'll pass, Trump will sign it, and then we'll get
the files and he won't be in it, and it'll
all be much ado about nothing, and then what we'll
have to go back to actually, you know, like caring
about the country. You know, Thanksgivings in nine days? How
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many of you feel thankful? Now? I do. I have
a home, have I can make a choice about what
I do, and I will have food on Thanksgiving. So
I feel like really lucky and I have a lot
to be thankful for each and every one of you.
My little girl right here by me. All of my
labs coming back normal except for the LDO cholesterol. Now Thursday,
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I see a pominologist because my oxygen in this in
my sleep, my oxygen goes down to ninety one, ninety two,
ninety three. They believe that's sleep apnea. It was going
to eighty five, eighty six, eighty one in my sleep,
which is dangerous. And then they gave me this dental
appliance that I had to have custom made, and now
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it goes up. If you have sleep apnea, you don't
necessarily have to have a seapap unless you have serious
sleep apnea. So now it's staying in the nineties, which
they're happy with. I saw the sleep apnea dentist guy
yesterday and he said, oh, that's great. It's staying above
ninety one. Yeah. I'm like, well, that's still too low,
but he sait, well, it's better than eighty eight and
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eighty seven eighty. I'm all, well, okay, yeah it is.
So I'm seeing a pulmonologist because sometimes during the day
it drops down to ninety three ninety two, and it's
not supposed to do that. It's supposed to stay above
ninety five. And given that I exercise as much as
I do and I got my big old voice, it
shouldn't be doing that. So I'm a little scared. I
am scared because I don't know why it would be dipping. Now,
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there was a bunch of benign reasons that it could
be doing it. It could just be positional. It could
be because I'm going so low at night that my
body is learning to adapt. It could be that I
have high hemoglobin seventeen point eight and seventeen point five
is the top, so I'm a little bit out of
range of hemoglobin and those meters they use your hemoglobin.
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That's how they test your palse oxygen, how much oxygen
is holding on to the hemoglobin. So there's a lot
of reasons. Plus, home meters can be anywhere from three
to five percent inaccurate, so you know, between my hemoglobin
and it being a home meter, I mean I could
actually have pretty okay oxygen. We don't know, but they
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want me to see a palmonologist to figure out why.
During the day, and I'm scared. You know, Diane Ladd
just died of a weird lung thing where it doesn't
oxygenate the blood, and I'm like, oh, maybe I have
Diane Ladd's illness because my medical anxiety. So I'm nervous
about thirsty. They'll probably order a pulmonary function test. And
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if they do, which is four different tests, and I
pass them all, then I won't be so worried. But
so I'm worried. But a week from then it's Thanksgiving.
What am I doing. I don't know. I'm gonna call
Steve to Dan and say, look, I'm just gonna make
reservations at a vegan restaurant and you can come or
not come or whatever I'd like to travel. Go see
my sister, what about you? What did have you even
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thought about the holidays? We're so busy with the Epstein
files and this and that. Hello, Thanksgiving, you know, is
a week from Thursday, Charlie Brown, and then Christmas is
four weeks after that. They already got all the people
putting up trees already. I'm like, really, trees already. It
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ain't even Black Friday, but they putting them up. So
are you ready? Are you planning on celebrating? My sister
went and bought food for Thanksgiving. She said it was
one hundred and eighty dollars, and he's trying to say
that it's cheaper this year. I said, well, he's an asshole.
The he being Donald Trump. You know. Thanks turkeys? Oh
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my god. I in the store the other day and
I saw a turkey. Here's like thirty dollars for a
dead bird. I'm like, are you crazy? But even vegan stuff,
the vegan turkey loaf that they sell, it's stuffed with
stuffing and it's it's vegan, it's sitan basically twenty eight
dollars and it's like a pound and a half. I'm all,
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s tan is just fight a week gluten? What the hell.
So are you? Are you planning a dinner? Are you
going to relative's house? Are you eating a lung? What
are you doing? What are you doing Thanksgiving? I'd love
for you to put it in the comments, let me
know what are you doing? I don't know what I'm doing.
Probably gonna either just go to lunch with Steve or
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I want to go see my sister in Cottonwood, Arizona.
Then got one vegan restaurant there, so I'd be eating
pine nuts. I don't mind eating nuts, but pine nuts,
which are delicious, by the way, thine nuts. But you
know what I'm saying, I would like good food on
Thanksgiving as a vegan. I ain't gonna find that.
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Oh yeah, Weather In the in the chat room, Darren
was talking about how they're deciding or they're waiting to
decide about Thanksgiving because of weather. Plus I'm not sure
that air traffic and you know it's all that return
to normal. Yet you know, I'm just not sure, So
I don't know. I would like to go see my sister.
I would, and I could always buy a vegan meal
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on Wednesday, put it in a nice chest, and then
drive out to her and then Thursday bring my own
vegan you know, lunch, because I do. But how many
of you do Thanksgiving early? This whole Thanksgiving at four
or five in the afternoon. What the hell is wrong
with you? Thanksgiving should be no later than one in
the afternoon period period one o'clock, that's when you should
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serve Thanksgiving. Then that that gives you an hour and
a half, two hours to have the meal, and then
it's three o'clock. People can go watch a game, or
they can help clean or whatever. Around five five point
thirty you have dessert. That's it. You done. These people
that have Thanksgiving at five or six o'clock at night
or seven o'clock at night, what the hell you do?
And eating all that food at that hour, honey, one o'clock,
(37:43):
two o'clock if you're waiting for guests. But one o'clock.
Appetizers should be out at eleven. I'm telling you so.
It drives Steve crazy, how regimented I am about time
when it comes to holidays, because I am it's like
atises out at eleven, soup at twelve thirty, lunch at one.
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Because when I cook Thanksgiving, I always do a soup first,
usually corn chowder vegan, of course, and then I do
that first, or pumpkin pumpkin soup or butternut squash soup
twelve thirty, and then at one o'clock the meal, honey,
and then you're done by two two thirty, and then
dessert around four, four thirty, and then you're done. Send
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everybody home, get them out six o'clock at night, by
out out go. Got things to do, got dogs to feed,
and walks to happen, and all of that. These people
that do Thanksgiving late in the day kind of cracker?
You own Thanksgiving crack? Please one o'clock. What time do
y'all do Thanksgiving? I know you're like Correl, that's too early. No,
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it is not. And if you're cooking a dead bird,
then just put it in earlier, Dick. You know, no
one really likes turkey anyway. I don't even know why
we serve turkey on Thanksgiving. The founders, the Pilgrims, whatever,
Plymouth Rock, they didn't have turkeys. They might have had
a wild turkey, but they that's not what they served
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at their Thanksgiving. So Butterball has sort of, through marketing,
made you know, Thanksgivings about turkey or ham. Some people
have ham on Thanksgiving that then they do prime rib
on Christmas. Ick. Nothing says a holiday, nothing says I'm
thankful for all of the bounty, like killing something, and
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then for Christmas. Nothing says, you know, peace on earth,
like slaughtering a cow. Uh yeah, No. So at one o'clock,
one o'clock that's when you do Thanksgiving. I don't care
what anybody says one o'clock. You can bet a week
from Thursday. No matter what I do for Thanksgiving, I'll
be doing it at one o'clock. That's the way. That
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is all right. Is there anything in the news that
we should talk about that is not not the Epstein
files anything at all? Let's say Epstein survivors speak out. Yes,
I saw them speak out on the BBC. They spoke out.
They're all victims it's all terrible. What happened to them
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was wrong. But everybody's been looking the other way for
a decade. I mean, ain't none of this knew. Epstein
didn't just set up shop and do it all within
a week or two. That's been going on for years.
No one seemed to care. Now everybody's about Epstein. Epstein did,
and that Glizzane Gleazane or g Zayin or jism whatever
(40:37):
her name is, jism Maxwell, that should be her name.
So miss jism Maxwell, you know, she should be in
shackles instead. She's got a service dog. She's got unlimited
toilet paper. My friend Steve said, why is unlimited toilet
paper such a big thing? They've reported on it. I said,
because she's a woman, And he goes, well, what do
you mean? And I go, she wipes after she peas.
(40:59):
He goes, oh, I forgot about that. I'm all, yeah,
it's a man. You don't realize how important toilet paper
is to a woman. So yeah, no, you know houses
taking up the Epstein vote, White House plans to release
health bill and Back's reconciliation. Yeah, they would know the
meaning of that word to actually reconcile with each other.
(41:20):
So what else is in the news that we could
actually care about. Trump administration launches plan to dismantle education department.
Oh god, because they don't value education, because they don't
value diversity, equity, inclusion, because because and see, why isn't
(41:41):
that what everyone's talking about, dismantling the Department of Education.
Why isn't that above the Epstein files? It matters more?
Oh well, you know, yeah, it matters more. Nay. Warner
Brothers bids are due this week. Someone's buying Warner Brothers.
(42:04):
Let's all buy Warner brother Discovery, buy me a network.
I'd love it. Want to keep your brain from aging,
try a cognitive workout and whatever. The more I age now,
the more I realize this just is gonna happen. Okay,
La Sheriff's Department investigating new sexual assault allegations against Diddy.
Why he is already in jail. He's already a predator.
(42:27):
We know he's horrible. It's like, where were these people
when the trial was going on? Lord, let's see what
else is going on in the world. Cynthia Rivo I
love her. I just love her. Uh doctor warning about
lesser discussed Monjarro's side effects. Yes, because you've inject yourself
with these GLP ones, you're going to get side effects.
(42:49):
I mean, come on, what else is going on in
the world? Not much else. CDC links measles outbreaks in
multiple states for the first time. You think you think
someone's like the Johnny Appleseed of measles out there, just
traveling state to state giving them measles. Yes, that's exactly
what's happening. Snap is back, and I don't mean the
(43:10):
group with my friend THEA. But millions of Americans could
lose benefits due to new restrictions. Isn't that wonderful? Why
aren't we talking about that? That's more important than the
Epstein files. Millions of Americans losing their SNAP benefits so
they won't be able to eat. Trump says America is
(43:32):
in a golden age. Oh he did. Oh yes, he
said we're in a golden age and that we are lucky.
He said out loud today that we are damn lucky.
He's our president right now. Do you feel damn lucky?
Any of you feeling damn lucky? Because Trump said we
should feel damn lucky that he's our president. Do any
(43:54):
of you feel damn lucky. I'm just I'm just curious.
I mean, really, any of you feeling damn lucky. I
ain't feeling damn lucky, not feeling it. Keto diet associated
with heart attack, stroke, colorectal cancer, pick, take your pick.
Hidden dangers in your protein powder. Yes, particularly plant based
(44:17):
protein powders. They have a lot of lead, more than
the state of California allows. And you know, is it
going to kill you? Probably not, probably not, but it's
not good for you. So you know, I've been trying
(44:39):
to get away from them. I have. I used to
use protein powder every day, and now I'm just trying
to not how to defund planned parenthood. See why isn't
that in the news? Marburg virus and Ethiopia. Yeah, it
could spread to us too. Why isn't that in the news?
Life expectancy in this US state four years lower than
(45:01):
the national average, which is only like seventy six or
seventy five or something like that, the national average. I mean,
we're dropping dead early these days. Children. Oh lord, have mercy?
All right? What's going on? Why are all these messages
retracted in the chat room? Can someone tell me? What
are you guys typing? In there that they're retracting the messages.
(45:23):
I'd like to know. Okay, yeah, Thanksgiving. What are you
all doing? I'm really curious, but it's in nine days.
Do you have plans? Have you bought your travel tickets?
Do you know where you're going to be eaten? Have
you bought the food yet? Can you afford the food?
Yams are like a dollar each, a dollar to a
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dollar fifty each for a yam, which is not a
sweet potato, by the way, they are different. Have you
seen the price of cranberries? Have you seen the prime?
I mean, it's all just a lot for one meal.
People be spending like three four hundred dollars for meal. Again,
I might just go to Crossroads Kitchen, but it is
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like one hundred and nineteen dollars. But that's if I
tried to buy all this stuff to have a vegan
Thanksgiving at home, that would by the time I'd made
pies and the vegan roll. And of course I could
make my own vegan role. I have done that before.
I just make the Si tan I stuff up with
mashed potatoes and stuffing and vegan cheese and then bake
it and it's delicious. But I don't want to do
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all that for one person or for two people. I
do it for four people or six or eight. But
when it's just two people, what about y'all? If it's
just you or you and someone else, I mean going
out to eat, it's the hot tip. I know that
we are depriving the servers of their Thanksgiving and I
hate that, But if you're just one person. So I'm
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watching this TV show last night, Oh no, the movie
Black Phone, because I want to see Black Phone too.
So I watched the first one again with Ethan Hawk.
It's a great slasher film and it's set in the
seventh late seventies or early eighties. And the kid went
to the freezer and he opened up the freezer and
there were the tinfoil Swanson frozen dinners in the freezer.
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You know the kind that had the four compartments, the
one big compartment and then the three on the top.
The middle was the dessert, and then the side was
a vegetable and the left side was like a potato
or a MACARONI. Remember those chid We have been so
poor before my parents and I that they bought four
turkey Swanson TV dinners for a dollar because they used
(47:36):
to be a quarter each and took the stuff out
and that was Thanksgiving dinner and we were damn glad
to have it. I sed eat those How many of
you seat those Swansons in the tinfoil? How many? He
ain't no shame in it? What about ten or twenty
five cent pop pies from Swanson? Turkey pop pie? When
I was young nineteen twenty twenty one, Thanksgiving, I would
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roll around and I'd go buy a turkey pop pie
and then later I'd buy a Marie Calendar woin because
they were fancy. Oh yes, I've had turkey pop pie
on Thanksgiving. I've had I've had Swanson TV dinners on
Thanksgiving and we're happy to have it. But remember those,
remember the Swanson TV dinners? I do? What was my
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favorite dessert? The rhubarb. The rhubarb that they would it
was like rhubarb cobbler, so good. And don't think I
wouldn't eat those things like I'd eat the cobbler and
then the main dish and often leave the vegetables and potatoes,
which explained why I was a fat, out of shape
young adult and child. But yes, the rhubarb. What are
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the desserts did they had? They had the apple pie,
they had the rhubarb. What else did they have? Oh,
the chocolate pudding. And I loved that it would get
hot because we didn't have microwaves. They were ten. You
couldn't put them in the microwave. You had to bake
the Swanson TV dinners and then they came out with
Hungry Man. Remember those Hungry Man. They were actually the
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portions that you should eat. The Swans and TV dinners
were never enough food but the Hungry Man. And how
many of you would bake them? And then you'd be
eating like the sliced turkey and gravy and stuffing and
you'd eat the turkey which was warm, but you'd get
to the gravy and it was still or the stuffing
and it was still frozen. Oh yes, uh, thanks for
(49:28):
what you're kidding? What what? What? I just want deviled eggs,
deviled eggs. Oh yeah, I can make vegan devil eggs.
Believe it or not. They sell vegan deviled eggs, they do.
But I remember deviled eggs. My mother made them. Oh,
she used to make them, and she'd put pickle rellish
in the yolk part. It was good. My mama made
good deviled eggs. She'd sprinkle them with paprika. They were
(49:50):
so tasty. What is your favorite Thanksgiving thing? Savory or sweet?
For me, it was stuffing, And I make the best stuffing,
even vegan I make. I use the vegan sausage, nuts, cranberries, celery, onion, oh,
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fresh toasted corn bread. Oh yes. Stuffing is by far
my favorite Thanksgiving thing, followed by yams because they're sweet,
So stuffing yams, cranberry sauce because I make the best
cranberry sauce, sweet potatoes. What else? See, Turkey was always
(50:34):
my least favorite. When I would go get Thanksgiving meals
and stuff, I'd get very little turkey, but i'd get
lots of stuffing, mashed potatoes, cranberries. Oh when you put
the cranberries on top of the stuffing of the mashed potatoes,
Oh yes, Oh yes, Lord, sweet Jesus. So what's your
all's favorite? Swanson green peas and mashed potato. Yes, flanking
(50:56):
a central turkey triangle. Good times, Amen, James, Amen, I've
had those very things, those very ones. I love the
Swanson green peas, by the way, but they'd always be
like a little shrunken, like a little kind of dehydrated,
like not the freshest the teeth. This is what I'm
trying to say. Well, we'll finish up when I come back.
(51:19):
The show has a little die on the wings, because Angel,
we'll be right back. Maybe I've got the up. I'll look.
They could be in the closet.
Speaker 3 (51:44):
No it show.
Speaker 5 (52:00):
These people today. They still sell those swans and things.
Now they're in cardboard and the food is me and
they're like three dollars each, some of them four and five.
The Hungry Man's are like four, nine and nine. I'm all,
you're aware of those used to be fifty cents, right,
I mean, you know, and the pop pies. My friend said, oh,
I ate a pop pie for dinner. I said, how
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much did you pay for it? He said three fifty.
I said for one pop pie? He said, yeah, it
was it was the Marie calendars. I said, how much
were the regular pop pies? He said, they're still like
ninety nine cents or dollar fifty for like the little ones.
And I'm like, those used to be ten for a dollar.
I can remember when pop pies were ten for a dollar.
I can and I can remember when Swanson TV dinners
(52:41):
were four for a dollar, they were a quarter each.
I remember this. This is, you know, in my lifetime.
Not anymore child, not anymore, all right, you know, I
really do just want to say I think it's important
that we hold predators sexual predators. You know, that we
(53:02):
punish them. I do. I I'm not lying. I was
gonna say I'm lying. I'm not lying. I will say this.
Pedophilia and people who want to sleep with people that
are fifteen and sixteen, that is a human sexuality. It
has always happened, from the dawn of time. It's happened,
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and so there are people who find that exciting. And
that is a sexuality like any other sexuality. Now, it's
an abhorrent sexuality. It's one that none of us agree with,
but it is a sexuality and I don't condone it.
(53:47):
I understand it. And what I mean by that is
whatever turns you on is what turns you on. I mean,
there are people that get turned on by sleeping with corpses.
That's disgusting and wrong. But necrophilia is a sexuality. Pedophilia
is a sexuality. They're deviant sexualities, meaning they're not the norm,
(54:11):
and they're not socially accepted, but they are sexualities. Pedophilia
is a sexuality, and sleeping with fifteen and sixteen year
old girls that are trafficked is a sexuality. It turns
them on it, they find it sexually alluring. So it's
been going on forever, even though I don't like it,
(54:35):
and if it were my kid, you'd be dead if
you did it. But at the same time, it's like,
it's not new, So I don't know what we're going
to learn that's going to change our minds or maga's
minds about Trump. Meanwhile, there were some pretty horrible headlines
(54:55):
about healthcare people being cut off a snap, you know,
wars that are still raging. We've got so many real
problems and Epstein's just not one of them. Now, if
Trump's well, what do we mean see even that statement,
I was gonna say, if Trump's a criminal? We know
Trump is a criminal. We know he's a sexual predator.
(55:18):
We know that he shouldn't be nowhere around kids over
the age of fourteen. You should not let him babysits
your fifteen year old daughter. We know this. So it's salacious,
and really that's what it is. It's salacious and humans
(55:40):
like salacious details. We just we do. So we're all
going to have a good look at these Epstein files,
and whether he's in them or not, someone will be
and they'll be shocking revelations and it'll dominate the news
for the next week or two over the holidays. But
the last thing I want to talk about on Thanksgiving
or Christmas is who Epstein was supplying girls to. I mean,
(56:05):
is that how you want to spend the holiday season
paying attention to that. I'd rather be doing year end stuff,
you know, the best movies, the best TV shows, the
best music. Was there any David Archiletta has something I
just I can't. The other night I saw him and
(56:25):
I thought, God, he's cute, and I thought, no, he's not.
And he's only thirty something. He's not cute. He's only
thirty something, but he is cute now. For some reason,
I find him cute now, like a little l for something,
like I don't know, he's little, and he's he's grown
facial hair, which he's struggling with. I never thought he
was attractive at all, but now he's kind of becoming attractive.
(56:47):
Like Ed Sheeran's kind of becoming attractive at the ages
I'm like, oh, he's turning into a handsome ginger, but
again in his thirties. Right, all right, be sure you
leave your comments down below as to what you think
you're gonna learn or why the Epstein files are important.
I'd also like to see your comments down below about
(57:08):
what you're doing for Thanksgiving? Are you traveling, are you
staying home? Are you cooking a big meal? Are you
going out? I'm curious, so let's see. Okay, what else
would I like you to comment about below about how
fabulous I am? Just let me read comment after comment
about how stellar. Nah, I'd rather read about what you're
(57:32):
doing for Thanksgiving or what you really think we're gonna
get from the Epstein files, Like, really, I think we're
gonna get reactions, missing pages. And I don't think that
anything about Trump is even gonna be in there. I
think it's already been taken out. I really, I truly do.
(57:53):
I really think it's already gonna be just taken out.
I don't think we're gonna, you know, find out anything.
By the way, the state that's dying four years younger
South Carolina. So if you live there, you're going early.
Just thought i'd bring it up. Better have a will.
Better do y'all have a will? Fifty percent of you
don't have wills or trust. Fifty percent, one hundred percent
(58:15):
of you going to die, but fifty percent of you
don't have wills or trust. So if you're in South Carolina,
you better start taking care of your business, honey, because
you dieing four years earlier than everybody else. Why. Because
you're in South Carolina, that's why. Because you're in the South,
You're in the Carolinas. You want to live longer. Moved
(58:37):
to Massachusetts, moved to California. You want to die early.
Live in South Carolina, all right? James Schnabel, Darren Kennedy, Bebetta,
the Colonel John Slade, all of you who visited me
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