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Laughs, Lies & Music: FEMA Lies, VP Debate, Music's Generational Gap
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In this episode of Unsolicited Perspectives, Bruce Anthony and his co-host J. Aundrea take you on a wild ride from laugh-out-loud moments to sharp social commentary. They kick things off with a funny chat about getting older—those annoying nose hairs—and some throwback talk about Polaroid cameras. Then they switch gears and tackle something more serious: the misinformation floating around about FEMA’s relief efforts in North Carolina after the tropical storm, with a nod to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s part in spreading those lies. They also break down the Vice Presidential debate between J.D. Vance and Tim Walz, digging into Vance’s controversial comments and debate style. To wrap things up, they dive into the evolution of music, especially how sampling in modern tracks highlights the generational gap in music tastes. #vpdebate #fema #Misinformation #musicnostalgia #unsolicitedperspectives
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Chapters
00:00 Welcome to Unsolicited Perspectives
00:56 Sibling Banter: The Nose Hair Dilemma
04:24 Polaroid Memories and Modern Misunderstandings
07:43 Debunking Internet Lies: FEMA and Hurricanes
24:49 Vice Presidential Debate Highlights
32:30 Debate Highlights and Gun Control Discussion
34:28 Reproductive Rights and Poll Impact
35:25 Trump and Hitler Comparisons
41:23 Fact-Checking the Debate
44:53 Music Sampling and Generational Differences
57:38 The Timeless Appeal of Trap Music
59:02 Behind the Scenes of the Show
01:02:08 Encouragement to Vote and Show Wrap-Up
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Introduction & Episode Theme
00:00:10
Speaker
Welcome. First of all, welcome. This is Unsolicited Perspectives. I'm your host, Bruce Anthony, here to lead the conversation in important events and topics in the shape of today's society. Join the conversation and follow us wherever you get your audio podcast. Subscribe to our YouTube channel to watch our video podcast. Rate,
00:00:33
Speaker
On today's episode, it's your sibling, Happy Hour. I'm here with my sis, Jay Andrea. We're going to be talking about the lies on the internet. Then we're going to be talking about the VP debate. and Then we're going to be talking about music through the generations. But that's enough of the intro. Let's get to the show.
Aging Annoyances: Nose Hair Growth
00:00:56
Speaker
What up, sis? What up, Breta? I can't call it. I can't call it. I can call one thing. What's that? Before we get to lies on the internet. Okay. I'm gonna get to another reason why I hate getting older. Dude, go ahead. Nose hair. I don't know where... I don't know. Why will you get older and nose hair grows at a rapid, furious place? But it does. And I feel like I'm cutting my nose hair more than I'm shaving my face.
00:01:31
Speaker
Yeah, I mean, I don't have that problem. I think that's like specifically a male problem.
00:01:39
Speaker
I know I've seen a lot of old men with the nose hairs and the hair growing out their ears and stuff. I mean, this is, and the eyebrows go crazy. Like, you just gonna have to look forward to that. I mean, there's really nothing. Why would I want to look forward to that? You gotta, you get the nose hair trimmer. I got it. And it don't be trimming as good as I wanted to. Now, I know you need nose hair. You have to have nose hair. Right. It's a nose hair trimmer, not a nose hair eradicator. Right. Yes. it but I feel like it hangs out in my nose way too often and I have to cut, especially the corner insides of my nose. It's not really the outside. Not the corner insides. The corner insides of my nose. Okay.
00:02:21
Speaker
and that ah for First of all, how much did you pay for the nose hair trimmer? Because knowing you, you did not get the best one out there. Hold on. What what what the hell is that supposed to mean? You like to be frugal.
00:02:36
Speaker
On certain things. At times where you shouldn't be frugal. Where you should go and spend the money. I think it came in a set with a mustache trimmer, which by the way, I've completely lost since coming from Atlanta. It's either in your house downstairs in the basement, in the Airbnb, or somebody stole it at the airport. Somebody went in to my ah luggage.
00:03:00
Speaker
Unzipped the top part of my luggage, went into my shoe, dug past the socks, tucked into the shoe and my underwear to get to it. You didn't pack it. You didn't pack it. You didn't pack it. It's here. It's probably here. You didn't pack it. Nobody did all of that for for a mustache trimmer. They might have, because it was a really good mustache trimmer.
00:03:19
Speaker
Well, the nose hair trimmer isn't, so I don't know how good the mustache trimmer is. I spent bread on the mustache trimmer, but, you know, the nose hair trimmer came with, you know, it was a set. I don't know. yeah I mean, i i I hear it go, I'm crying. It's like, it's crying.
00:03:37
Speaker
It's cutting. You might have to go in there with some little scissors. Oh, man. That's when I know I'm going to cut my nose, and I'll be bleeding from my nose. You're not going to just little, not kitchen scissors. and OK. It's like some little trim, little scissors. And then you take your time, get real close to the mirror, lift your nose up.
00:04:00
Speaker
Go up your nose, up get in there. Or, or just let it come off the inside right corner or whatever the hell you just said. Those are your options. Well, I can't have that because I'm still trying to stay cute. But right. But I got a bone to pick with age also. Okay, what's your bone to pick with age?
Polaroid Memories & Generational Gaps
00:04:25
Speaker
So ah yesterday I went to a birthday party of a close friend of mine. Shut out. yeah Yeah, shout out to him. He doesn't really celebrate often, so, you know, of course we had to be there. So I thought, since he doesn't celebrate often, I have a Polaroid camera. I said, what I would do is take photos and put them in a little album for him and give him that as his birthday gift, like a keepsake. Right. So that's what I'm doing the whole night, taking Polaroids, asking people, is it okay if I take your pictures for his birthday? The number of people
00:05:01
Speaker
After I took the Polaroid, and the Polaroid comes out the front of the camera, I hear it, right that asks me for a copy.
00:05:12
Speaker
They don't know how Polaroids work. There's no copy. You can make copies. You can take a picture of it on your phone. No, you can do it. I think it. Oh, wait a minute. They don't have. No, I mean, they were asking for a copy in the moment. Yeah, no, you can't do it. And I'm like, you, when it develops in 15 minutes, you could take a picture on your phone. But that's the best. I don't know. This is completely analog, y'all. There's only one copy. It's a Polaroid. Right. But the number of people, oh, can I get a copy of that? No. And I just, by the end of the night, I was just like,
00:05:51
Speaker
What is wrong with y'all? They stupid. Am I just all? Well, there's that. And and there's just stupid. And they were like, oh, it's a, oh, it's a Polaroid camera. That's a real camera. Like Polaroid. I'm like, yeah, you don't see. Look at it.
00:06:05
Speaker
absolutely Does it look like a normal camera to you? Yes, get them. What did you think? I just had a camera, but it just looked like a polar. No, the picture comes out. Oh, can I get how much for a copy? There's how much? I'm not the photographer for the night. I'm doing this as a gift. You know what?
00:06:31
Speaker
By the end of the night, I got him his album, and I gave it to him, and he was very happy with it. That's the most important thing. But boy. Can I get a copy? No, but can I get a copy? I don't know what to tell you. Or people, I would say, you know, this is my birthday gift to him. It's OK if I take a picture. Yeah, can I? Or I would take the, can I have that? No. No. It's his birthday gift. Yeah. I don't care about you.
00:07:00
Speaker
This is his gift. If you want a picture with you and whoever I took the picture with, use your phone. Right. You have a camera right there on your phone. You got a camera on your phone. No, you cannot have it. No, you cannot get a copy. That's kind of the point, is that he has these memories that are just his. And I don't know if it's because I'm old. I don't know if it's because I'm old. That I understand how a Polaroid camera works.
00:07:28
Speaker
But it was quite frustrating. But anyway, it was a great night. I had so much fun celebrating him. And it was a huge turnout, great night. He really did his thing with planning that, so. OK. That's dope. Well, speaking of people that just ask dumb questions or just are stupid, let's get to the first topic, lies on the internet.
Misinformation on FEMA & Disaster Relief
00:07:55
Speaker
There's a broad topic. we're We're talking about specifically... I'm going to get to it. Okay. to it um That's a broad and less's a broad topic. That is a broad topic, but specifically, there has been a surge of misinformation circle la circulating on the social media regarding FEMA and the relief efforts in North Carolina following the tropical storm.
00:08:16
Speaker
Helene. Helene, Helene. Yeah. Ellen. It's Helene, I think. It's Helene. OK. Here are some key false claims and facts to count on them. Claim, FEMA is confiscating supplies and resources in North Carolina. Here's the fact, FEMA has issued a statement clarifying that the claims are entirely false. They are not confiscating or taking any commodities, supplies, or resources. Literally the opposite of what they do. Right.
00:08:43
Speaker
they give supplies and resources. they they They don't confiscate them. That doesn't even make sense. Okay. Claim number two, the federal government is seizing land in Chimney Rock. Here's the fact. There is no evidence put to support this claim. Local government officials and FEMA have both confirmed that no such meetings or discussions have taken place. Here's what's crazy.
00:09:12
Speaker
You got local state Republicans saying, this is crazy. None of this is happening. We're just trying to help people. All right, here's one. That's your homegirl.
00:09:27
Speaker
jumped into. of did You know, but that's the thing black people hate the most. When they be like, ain't that your friend over there? that That's your homegirl. And you know it ain't. You know it ain't. But go ahead. I'm gonna jump a little bit because I want to get to this. But this y this is what your homegirl did. There is a claim that the government created the hurricane.
00:09:48
Speaker
Here's the fact. This is a baseless conspiracy theory with no scientific backing. Government agencies have urged the public to rely on information from trusted sources. But where are people getting this information? Marjorie Taylor Greene, your bestie, posted a map on Twitter showing in the areas in which the hurricane hit, along with an overlay of the electoral map. She did post it on Twitter, and I quote. This is exactly what she said.
00:10:16
Speaker
Yeah, I've never saw it. Yes, they can control the weather. It's ridiculous for anyone to lie and say that it can't be done. So here's the thing about this statement.
00:10:33
Speaker
is the go Did the government create the hurricane? do And I'll tell you why I say, get um it is because we have not devoted ourselves to fighting climate change in a way that Like globally, we have not done a good enough job on combating climate change. So yes, this is the responsibility of really global, um okay yeah you know, yeah first world nations. But is there a
00:11:10
Speaker
And for anybody who ever watched Phineas and Ferb, an innator, like a weather innator, that can, it's a big machine that somebody has in a lab at the top of a castle on a dark mountain that shoots a beam into the clouds and creates a hurricane. and I think that's what Marjorie Taylor Greene thinks. That there's some Gargamel type character.
00:11:38
Speaker
Perhaps a mumra or some... Not mumra. Not mumra that ever live in. Claw or perhaps somebody of that nature. Okay, time out. Now you really showing your age. Because all of these methods are from the 80s. I don't know any current villain. Where was the one from Minions?
00:12:01
Speaker
Oh, Gru, some sort of Gru type character with a bunch of little yellow people that help him out. the minions do does she think does I think She thinks that somewhere in a bunker, there is a machine and two people have to turn keys at the same time and you get to pun and they can create a hurricane. That's the dumbest thing that I've ever heard if she's the dumbest person.
00:12:29
Speaker
that I've ever come across. Actually, no, Laura Loomer is worse. Because if you get called out by Marjorie Taylor Greene, then that's pretty bad. Yeah, that's true. That's pretty bad. Actually, Lauren Boebert embarrasses herself on a regular basis. You know what? It might be a three-way tie. I don't know. But I truly believe, yes. You're being sexist. You're being sexist. You're only attacking women.
00:12:56
Speaker
That's not bad. They literally are but the three stooges. that No, you saved the three dumbest people and you're only mentioning women. You didn't mention the biggest dummy. Who, Trump? Yes. No, he's literally unintelligent. Right? If there's a word past dumb, oh that would be that. yeah I always have a hard time saying this word. Neanderthal? Yeah. You said it perfectly. Did I? Yeah, you did. I'm so excited about myself. I said that word right. Yeah. All right, hold on. let me get to Let me get to some other claims. Here's another claim. The government is not responding to the disaster. Lies. Here's a fact the fact. The North Carolina State Emergency Response Team, along with local, state, federal, and military units, are actively working around the clock to provide relief and save lives.
00:13:50
Speaker
Yeah, FEMA has been on the ground from the beginning. um You have governors in Virginia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, all of them praise FEMA's quick response. And the Biden administration as well. And the, yes. And even begrudgingly, they were like, you know, you know Biden. No, not begrudgingly. I saw the press conferences. They were like, hey, we spoke with Biden. We missed his call. All of them missed the call and had to call back.
00:14:18
Speaker
I noticed that. I did notice. Well, they're dealing with something. They're dealing with something. They're dealing with something. But I say begrudgingly because, you know, they don't want to give them no credit, but they got to give them the credit because his response has been on point. Yeah. He called everybody and said, what do you need?
00:14:34
Speaker
go And then let me know when if you need any additional resources. like and And so the the response to for FEMA has been swift. um That's kind of, but again, that's kind of their job to show up, times a crisis. And they've been there. They've been there. Offering relief from the beginning, but okay.
00:15:01
Speaker
Last claim that I'm going to throw out there. Once again, these are all lies that are being spread on social media. It's gaining traction that people from all news outlets and once again, local state Republicans are having to shoot down, right? Here's the claim. Donations and volunteers are being turned away at checkpoints. Here's the fact.
00:15:25
Speaker
While some roads are dangerous and impassable, traffic is being rerouted to ensure that emergency vehicles and relief efforts can still access the affected areas. In other words, there's some rough areas out there, but people, it's getting to you. They're not being turned away at checkpoints, and donations are not being turned away. Volunteers are welcome. but know these And you know, I was going on, I've been on the internet,
00:15:52
Speaker
Cool. I've been on the internet. And I really wish people were more... What's the word I'm looking for? More... Just learning? Yes. Just learning with where they're getting the information and click on the profile of the Twitter or the Instagram or the TikTok and read what it is. If they don't have a profile pic,
00:16:16
Speaker
Nine times out of 10, it's a bot. It's not a real person. Or, hey, why not not get your news from somebody you don't even know who they are? Well, this so twitter twitter Twitter has always been good because there are people that are there experiencing this that can give firsthand accounts, right? Yeah.
00:16:40
Speaker
it But those people that are there, they're experiencing this, they're shooting down their lives, and then they're being bombarded with, that's not true. And they're like, um I'm right here. You know what you're talking about. I'm here. This is what's happening. Well, that's not true. So-and-so said this. And they're being bombarded by trolls and bots. and that's and that and And you want to know why that's fair? Because another person who said that Haitian migrants stole her cat
00:17:09
Speaker
and possibly to eat it and what they also have a on the ground account, right? So, hey, follow news organizations, follow journalists. There are plenty of journalists and news organizations that are also there on the ground doing accurate reporting, if you want to know, has has Biden reached out to Governor Kemp? Well, there's a video of Governor Kemp saying, I've spoken to President Biden and he offered assistance. It's not that hard. It's not that hard to find the actual video of people saying things. So when you got
00:17:50
Speaker
mainly Trump, but a lot of other people making these false claims about the FEMA response. What they're trying to do is to divert attention away from the actual great response that the that the federal government has had to this crisis because they know that who is that going to help?
00:18:11
Speaker
Democrats, right? If it shows that Biden is leading, he's being he's being commander in chief and he's reaching out and he's offering resources and FEMA's there, even though they voted, ah Republicans voted to cut funding.
00:18:25
Speaker
to FEMA. FEMA is still there on the ground, even with reduced resources. um They know that unless they push false narratives about their response, it is going to hurt them in ah less than 30 days.
00:18:41
Speaker
yeah It's funny that you bring up the lie about Haitian migrants in Springfield because there have been false claims circulating that FEMA's delay disaster relief funds are being diverted to support migrants instead of aiding North Carolina's recovery efforts after the hurricane.
00:19:00
Speaker
Here are the facts. There's there's dedicated disaster relief funds. FEMA's disaster relief funds are specific specifically, whoa, having a tough time today. Good God. Listen, FEMA's disaster relief funds are specifically allocated for disaster response and recovery. These funds cannot be used for other purposes. Jesus, it's ah hey a, hey, speech impediment, ladies and gentlemen. Listen.
00:19:29
Speaker
And it's also a thing of why sometimes your mind is moving faster than your mouth and you get caught up. That happens to me. That happens to me all the time, and then I get mumble mouthed. All right, false claims by public figures. Some public figures, including former President Donald Trump, have falsely claimed that FEMA's disaster relief money is being redirected to support migrants. These claims have been debunked by FEMA and other reliable sources. So look, the this is their go-to. Yes.
00:19:57
Speaker
to throw migrants and immigrants under the bus because they need scapegoat. They need somebody for their base's ire to focus on. They want to show white fear. Yes.
00:20:15
Speaker
to affect the election. Talk about election interference. This is it at its highest order, consistently lying to stroke fear in order to get people to vote for them. Now, Republicans will say, well, Democrats do the same thing. And I'll say, okay, Conda, you know, there is, there is a portion of the Democratic Party that is sowing fear in a Trump re-election in Project 2025. So, okay, but it's not lies. When they say he has a dictator attitude, he himself has said, at least on the first day, that he's going to be a dictator. So, it's not it's not lies. It's just giving you the facts. He's lying.
00:20:59
Speaker
to sow white fear. But let's let's be clear, ladies and gentlemen, where can you go to get accurate information on everything that's going on? Well, there's a the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which is FEMA. That's what FEMA stands for. Their official wear ah website, which gives up-to-date information on disaster response and recovery efforts. There's a National Weather Service, which offers real-time weather updates, forecasts, and warnings. There's a CDC. Now, I know If you're a Trump or Republican, you don't think the CDC is effective. No, they are. They're the one who provides health and safety guidelines during a disaster. There's the American Red Cross. The Red Cross offers resources for disaster preparedness and recovery. There's local government websites that you could check. There's reputable news organizations like CNN, BBC, the New York Times. I mean, I'm going to include Fox, ABC News, CBS News, and MSNBC.
00:21:58
Speaker
reputable sources, not that egg that's on Twitter. I don't think they do eggs on Twitter anymore, but y'all get what I meant. And if you're going to use social media, check the social media account, other official agencies, because they'll give you information. They'll give you real, accurate information that you can follow. And that's honest and true and not something from this person on Twitter who you don't even know. I don't understand how people will take the word of a complete stranger over sources that they know. But then again, that kind of makes sense because when somebody you know gives you advice, you don't want to listen. But let a stranger tell you the same thing and all of a sudden you're like, you know what, you're right. So, okay.
00:22:45
Speaker
Yeah. And and also, you know you you brought up Democrats, so in fear, talking about Project 2025. But like that's, of course, like you said, that's a real thing. It's right there. Okay. Project 2025 devotes two pages and it's 922 page document to FEMA. Other sections also suggest shrinking or dismantling the National Weather Service. Yeah.
00:23:13
Speaker
So not only would there be less funding for hurricane or any kind of nash ah national disaster, what not only there would there be less funding and less assistance to victims, but they won't even know in a timely fashion that something is coming. You should be worried about this. Well, yeah, they will know, because Marjorie Taylor Greene is going to tell them because ah Because the government controls the weather. Because she thinks Frankenstein is um somewhere in a tower with lightning going off and spinning things and pulling levers and to create hurricanes. That's what she thinks. Or she watched a Flash episode and knows it was a wizard, controls the weather. Have y'all heard of the weather wizard? OK, Marjorie.
00:24:05
Speaker
Well, I mean, Trump talked about Hannibal Lecter, so she could talk about the weather with him. Boy, and he would not stop talking about Hannibal Lecter. They said it was a crime, but strange. He was literally a cannibal, a murderer. Yeah, it was nothing good about him. I don't, I don't, I don't. It was a real roundabout way that he helped Clarice even catch Buffalo. Like, he could have been more straightforward with some of her questions, with his answers to her questions. Okay, fine. Yeah, he wasn't. Sure. All right. Ladies and gentlemen, that's it for... Well, I was going to say that's it for the lives of the internet, but that's not because we're going to talk about the vice presidential debate next.
Vice Presidential Debate Analysis
00:24:49
Speaker
are So Jay, last Tuesday, you texted me and you said, are you watching this vice presidential debate? And I said, hell no, I'm not watching it. Look, it's late at night. Right. And I'm not going to have my blood pressure through the roof right before I go to bed. No, I will catch the highlights and read the news coverage of it, but I'm not going to watch this. And I said, you're absolutely right. And I didn't either.
00:25:20
Speaker
and do that which is it a western eye lights right and and And the reason why, another reason why I didn't watch it is because there's nothing either one of them are going to say that's going to change my mind about who I'm voting for. like like i' but It's for undecided voters, which by the way, if you're undecided, rhythm yeah I know what to tell you about life in general.
00:25:41
Speaker
but what the I mean, you're just not prepared. And the candidates couldn't be more different. Couldn't be more divergent. So literally on opposite sides of the spectrum. So if you don't know who to vote for at this point, we're less than 30 days.
00:26:03
Speaker
All right, so I will sort of define, you know me, I always got to try and find some silver lining or something. Some people legitimately just check out on politics because they don't want to be bothered with it. Kind of like I checked out on not watching this debate. They're like, look, my life is stressful enough. I don't care. I mean, that's stupid because this affects your life, but I get it. Stop volunteering to be on these polls and panels.
00:26:29
Speaker
everything bad. Stop doing that. If you know that you've checked out, you're not even paying attention. Stop offering to be on CNN or some panel where you're sitting there and you're looking stupid because you don't even know the platform of either candidate, which is a curse. All of them have a website with their platform on it. I mean, I figure Trump's, when you log on, it says 404 error.
00:26:55
Speaker
enough maid and not frown I'm sure the Republican National Committee has created a website where his policies of they're eating the dogs and they're eating the cats right is on there. ok right right So one of the things, that a couple of things that I did pick up while watching some of the highlights is his Vance comes off and i'm I've talked to Republicans.
00:27:20
Speaker
about this, and they were like, I kind of wish that he was running, even though I actually think he's more dangerous than Trump is. ah Very much more, yes. But he comes off with a softer approach and more presentable.
00:27:35
Speaker
and it yeah hate does it I could see the hate coming from his body, but if a person is aligned with the Republican Party, they get they don't really see the hate that stems from that face. where Maybe it's about being blocked by the eyeliner. I don't know, but they don't see it.
00:27:53
Speaker
and waltz in the beginning appeared a little uneasy, but as he got going, he started getting more and more confident. you know He's an old football coach, so they started he was running the ball at first, you know yeah starting his ground game, and then as his ground game started to pick up, he started to open up the playbook a little bit.
00:28:11
Speaker
yeah um what <unk> If in a VP debate, I shake hands, say I have a good debate, I go stand at my podium and they say, all right, Governor Walts, first question is for you. How would you solve Israel? but that's up and I too would be like, what? Well?
00:28:39
Speaker
okay you go open oh you might i get that yes I do get it. And he got going. But like I said, they they were kind they were contrasting styles. It was yeah pretty evident. My favorite thing was I thought we weren't fat checking.
00:28:57
Speaker
de Also, during the Vice President's debate, JD Vance pushed back against CBS monitors when they attempted to fact check his statements. Not attempted, they did it. Yeah, they did. Particularly about immigration, more specifically, the Haitian migrants in Springfield. The legal status. The legal status. Vance reminded them that according to the rules,
00:29:21
Speaker
like The candidates were so were supposed to fact check each other, not rely on moderators for corrections. This caused a little bit of tension, especially when Vance's microphone was briefly cut off as he was arguing with the moderators over the role of real-time fact checking. Yeah. So, ah wait a minute, hold up. Yeah. Hold on now. but Were you in an argument debate with somebody? Yes. Okay.
00:29:50
Speaker
And you start lying. And you get called out on that lie. Right. You can't then say, I thought we weren't calling out lies. from Apparently you can. You did. And he got his mic cut for it. but i be This man literally said, I thought, hey, you're not supposed to be fat checking.
00:30:12
Speaker
I was supposed to be able to say what I want to say. Hey, wait a minute now. we want fact checkman Yeah, if he want to fact check me, he can fact check me. But all I'm going to do is when he tries to fact check me is talk over him and just say that he's lying. He wanted barbershop rule debate. And barbershop rule debate is there is no rules.
00:30:31
Speaker
You can say whatever you want to say. It could be lies. It could be truth. You can attach to a person where you don't have nothing intelligent to say or anything that has any back, has any back age. You can just make up stuff. He won barbershot debate rules. Yes. ah you i I agree with you. He was described, ah Vance was described as slick.
00:30:52
Speaker
you know ah I feel like that's that why yale educated you know that Yale education. He is educated. He was polished as far as his delivery delivery, but on substance walls, one, because a lot of the time Vance didn't actually answer the question.
00:31:14
Speaker
um it definitely The one question that he he did slip was they asked him, do you think Donald Trump won the 2020 election or did he lose? And he was immediately like, look, y'all keep bringing up old stuff. I'm focusing on the future. And then Walt was like, see, you didn't answer the question. He said that is a damning non-answer. And for me, that was the best moment, Wals' best moment of the night, yeah um turning to him and asking him that question, and then looking directly at the American people and saying, that's a damning non-answer.
00:31:50
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for Yeah, for me, that was the highlight of the night. But it was definitely much more subdued and congenial. A lot of people were saying that it reminded them of pre-Trump debates. I am hoping that it is a reflection of post-Trump debates that we get back to some sort of like normalcy and decorum in our politics. You know, there were... um There were a lot, it was really congenial. Like there were at least nine times where they agreed with each other on things, you know, from housing to school shootings, even though Vance's response oh to how do we keep kids safe was to make windows and stronger and doors lock better, which is like,
00:32:36
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absolute nonsense. It could all... it and And I loved Walls' response and he said, you know, sometimes it's just the guns. It's just the guns. And and that's and that's coming from a gun owner. Yes, he has an F rating with the NRA and and Vance has an A rating with the NRA. But yeah, I think anybody with any kind of common sense will welcome that F rating with the NRA. But You know, the little things where they tried to get like the little gotcha moment on walls about Tiananmen Square. Listen, I guarantee you, if you ask, if you go on a street with a mic and a camera, and you ask people what happened in Tiananmen Square in the 80s, they gonna be like, out
00:33:24
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The way the difference is what people will say out there is like he's running for vice president. He should be well versed in stuff like that and be able to answer better as opposed to the blame. Do you remember where you were in 1989?
00:33:38
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ah do i Yeah, I mean, out we was we was a living in Lynchburg, Virginia. oh yeah New edition had come out with any heartbreak.
00:33:52
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nintendo Nintendo was popping. I think Super Mario Brothers 3 had come out. The point is, no No, that is not. Everybody cared when Super Mario Brothers 3 came out. Don't you dare. No, but whether or not he was there during the Tienanmen Square Massacre or just after or just before. Listen. Yeah, OK. That's not going to move the needle on anything. No. um but ah Vance had a real weird answer to the question of,
00:34:20
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reproductive rights that he's got to build. We just got to build trust back. You've taken away the rights. In what way are you going to build trust back? And I thought that Walls' answer of your reproductive rights being based on geography, if we let the states decide, is ridiculous.
00:34:39
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um So that was a highlight for me. Overall, there was virtually no movement in the polls. It made no difference. ah but No. There was some. Walls' favorability rating went up ah several points. Because he's cool. Yeah, Vance's is pretty much still the same. Nobody likes him.
00:35:01
Speaker
and And the reason is is because he's disgusting. You know, he got called out about when he referred to Trump as the American Hitler. And he said, I was wrong because I believed news story, you know, false news stories about his policies. No, you believed accurate representations of exactly who he and his administration is.
00:35:29
Speaker
Well, and i you i will say lee I will say, in the Hitler comparisons, it's not accurate because he hasn't done the horrible things that Hitler did. To compare the two people, like he's horrible, yeah and he's but he's nowhere near as bad as Hitler. Where the comparison is fair,
00:35:54
Speaker
is his rise in the Republican Party, how he got there, parallels it' how Hitler rose in the Nazi Party. The use of the media and propaganda, that's is it's an exact parallel. so and And the people that were running the Republican Party thinking that they could control Trump and use him because of his popularity, specifically with um working class people in the Republican Party, right? Which was what Hitler did. Hitler appealed to the working class people and gained popularity. So the Nazis were like, well, let let's just let let him be the front man.
00:36:33
Speaker
They will control everything behind, much like Republicans tried to do. And what happened was Hitler rose and became so powerful that those people that thought they could control him couldn't. yes Similar situation in the Republican Party, because if you look at it, people like Liz Cheney but okay yeah has been pushed out of the Republican Party. She is campaigning.
00:36:58
Speaker
with Madam Vice President Harris. Yeah. So those are the parallels. But when we say Hitler is one of the worst people in the history of the world. Yes. That's not a fair comparison. So that's not a fair comparison. What is a fair comparison? He has his own wing in hell. Yeah.
00:37:24
Speaker
yeah What is a fair comparison is the rise to power parallels Hitler. And I think people need to say that as opposed to just saying, well, he's Hitler. I'm like, no, na no, no, Hitler is Hitler. And there is no, there is no other. Yeah. Well, there are other people in history that are like Hitler.
00:37:43
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Oh, for sure. But on the scale. Trump is not in that. yeah and And I was talking to another one of my Republican friends, and I'm going to rephrase it because I caught myself as I was saying it, associate, not my friend. They think they're my friend. They're not my friend. OK. Well, they know that now.
00:38:04
Speaker
ah i i Well, they probably don't even watch the show, because most of the stuff that we talk about, they just don't agree with. yeah And this was an argument that we were about to get into, and they realized, no, I'm just not going to get into this with him.
00:38:18
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They were talking about what you were saying, how, you know, walls and vans were really congenial. Is that right? Did I say it right? Did I say it right? Yo, I'm telling you, I might be mumble-mouthed when I'm reading my notes, but I didn't say it two words today, Neanderthal and congenial. Well, almost messed it up just now. You almost did. That's all right. That's all right, though.
00:38:40
Speaker
and And they were saying you like that it was respectful. And very much what you were making a point of is like a lot of people were saying like, well, this is the decorum of which that we need to have and not the viciousness of the presidential debate. And I said, well, the viciousness is only coming from one side. Well, that's what she responded like. I was like, hold on, stop.
00:39:02
Speaker
The decorum has gone down because of one person. One person has attacked, said nasty stuff about other people. Now, are you telling me that ah if a person stands up for themselves when they're being attacked, that somehow that they're included in that nasty dialogue going back and forth. I kind of agree with you, but not completely. I was like, what the F do you not completely agree with? If somebody is calling you out your name, you are well within your rights to confront that. Who is going to be called out their name and not confront it? I tell you who that person is. That's a person that I don't want to be president, because if you can't stand up to a bully like that, then how are you going to stand up to these foreign nations? So if you getting called out your name, pur people out there in the world listening right now.
00:39:47
Speaker
Because we're all over the world. People in the world listening right now. You get called out your net by anybody. You are well within your rights to confront that. Yes. Don't walk away from that, that turn out the cheat. Sometimes walk away from that. Sometimes keeping it real goes real wrong. Yeah, well, okay, every situation, you got to judge every situation. Yeah, it was just all its merits.
00:40:10
Speaker
If Mike Tyson woke up to me and called me out my name, I'm probably gonna let that ride. yeah But if Mike Tyson walked up to me and mama and called her out her name, I got to fight him. That's just what the rules are. You can call me out my name, I'ma back down from Mike Tyson. You call my mama out her name, I got to fight Mike Tyson. Those are the rules. If he called you out your name, I don't know, that's a crapshoot. You might have to just eat that.
00:40:34
Speaker
yeah I mean, if me and you were around and Mike called you out your name, I'd be like, Mike, can you see that? I would be like, I'd be like, hey, I mean, is he, he might not be wrong. And I think we should go ahead. You called him stupid because he asked you to get a copy of the Polaroid. I didn't say it to his face. No, you were so annoyed because so many people had asked you the question. I rose my eyes slightly.
00:41:01
Speaker
You're not doing the back of your head. All right, there were some other false claims that had to be fact checked later on. The fact check and response of vice presidential debate between J.D. Vance and Tim Walz highlighted a number of inaccuracies from actually both candidates, which became a central talking point after the event. One key focus was on immigration, where Vance claimed that 320,000 children had been lost by the Department of Homeland Security and were subject to sex trafficking. now Can this happen? Yes. But this was fat checked as mostly false with the accurate accurate figure referring to children who had not appeared for immigration court hearings or received necessary documentation, not that they were lost or trafficked as Vance suggested. On abortion, as you brought up earlier, Jay Vance made a claim regarding Minnesota law saying that doctors were not required to provide lifesaving care to babies who survived.
00:41:58
Speaker
A late-term pregnancy, late-term abortion, this was also debunked as the Minnesota law does provide protections for infants born alive, and such situations are exceedingly rare, occurring in less than 1% of abortions. Another moment under scrutiny involved Vance's assertion that Iran received over $1 billion dollars in untrozen assets, which was tied to the recent Israel-Hamas conflict. Fact checkers determined that this was false.
00:42:26
Speaker
As Maury would say, they determined that was a lie, as there has been no evidence that that such amount of assets were unfrozen under the Biden administration. So that was the reason why we needed the moderators to be fact checking, because he's telling lies on national TV and there's people out there that, well, I don't know if they're not smart enough, don't have don't have the forewithal.
00:42:50
Speaker
to yeah well knew i was gonna mess up one of these words where i don't even know what word i was trying to say before with all i don't know where i was going it was wherewithal but i don't know why i put four in front of there as a gentlemen i'm struggling today but hopefully you still enjoy the show anyway you better have had a wherewithal to do the research yeah or or whatever to fact check it and you're just you're just thinking because some people are, yeah the the nicest way that I could say it, naive enough to believe that politicians are always going to tell you the truth and that there are some that are blatantly lying to you to the election.
00:43:32
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yeah So you got any parting thoughts on this, uh, VP debate? Yeah. Ultimately it didn't, it didn't matter. Um, but i I just thought, yeah, it was boring. Um, but that's good. but that's good and Like yeah and in a way, like that's good because it's like, okay. And it was a normal debate. That's how it felt, you know? And then we hadn't seen one of those in a while where there was just no, you know, backbiting and, and.
00:44:04
Speaker
people trying to get zingers and one-liners and all kinds of things. Like it was it was ah not substantive on Vance's part, but it was actually as just a normal debate, not people just screaming at each other. So I, you know, good. Boring is good. I appreciate that.
00:44:22
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are All right, so it's I sent you something literally this morning before the we started filming the show.
Music Sampling & Generational Differences
00:44:34
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yeah And it her her real, well, her name on social media is Maria Bones. You can be found at Maria Farrar Curves. That's my bag. Sure.
00:44:47
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Yeah, for our I guess that's Maria at Maria for our curves. Yeah, and her videos are funny, because it's oftentimes her son playing music of today. And she's like, Oh, yeah, I like this song.
00:45:03
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not realizing that it's not the songs that remind her of in the 90s that they're yeah there today. She's like, we're going to play the original. and I thought this was in interesting because music through the generations, especially for us growing up, i'll never forget I will never forget that we were in all five of us was in the car. Me, you, mom, dad, and our brother were in the car and I was playing Play No Games. I will never forget this either. Go ahead. I was playing a song, Play No Gains by Fat Joe. Yes. And dad yelled out, that ain't nothing but some dookie stick and me, you and our brother.
00:45:40
Speaker
started dying and laughing. yeah And we was like, what? What is Dookie Stick? Bootsy Collins. This is called Dookie Stick. And that is a no game sample Dookie Stick. And it and and ah the thing that I loved about her video, you know, it's true. Like I'll turn on the radio on the rare.
00:46:05
Speaker
rare occasions that I turn him on the radio. And I hear a song and I'm like, oh, my jam. And then it turns out to be a sample. And I'm like, I get how ah our parents felt. because Hearing something come on the radio and then be like, that's a Steely Dan. Or that's just Bootsy College. Or that's, it you know. And we'd be like, just shut up. Just a old answer. And now we're the whole assets. I remember like all hip-hop, all hip-hop in the 80s and 90s was basically sampling. It was sampling. We weren't making original music. I think the only person that was really making original music as far as production is concerned, maybe Manny Fresh, maybe, but he was still taking instrumental sounds from other things and creating music, but it was a straight sampling. and I remember when Dr. Dre came out with The Chronic,
00:47:01
Speaker
and All that was new music to me. yeah But my dad was like, our dad was like, there ain't nothing but some parliament folkadelic. And then he would break out the records. And I would say, he was like, listen to this. And I'm like, oh, they really did. this is They changed a little bit of it, but pretty much just as taking the music. It's tough to find much of a sampler.
00:47:24
Speaker
Timberland, because he don't go by Timberland. You're thinking of the boots. It's spelled the same way, but he go by Timberland. It's tunneling. No, he go by Timberland. That's how he said it's Timberland. Oh, Timberland, whatever. You're thinking of Timberland, and they spelled the same. But you know, we always got to put a little something extra on everything. No, he uses an A. a there so he doesn't there'st There's no A in his name, except for the land part. Yeah, it's Timberland.
00:47:51
Speaker
is t Google it. It's T-I-M-B-A-L-A-N-D, Timberland. I know I did it. I know I said it right. I know a damn Timothy Zachary Mosley, AKA Timberland. Anyway, does he use samples? Did he use the samples? like All producers use samples. But he does... um Oh, I'm just saying plagiarism accusations. Okay. The basic point is is that music is constantly being evolved from old stuff. But it's funny, the music of our time, we always feel is the best of the original. There are other people that that do this type of skits on Instagram with kids or just with themselves when they're listening to the radio and then a song comes on and they're like, that's not the song that I was thinking it was going to be. You're getting ready for a full jam session. You're like, that's it. That was my song. And you realized that ain't it. That ain't it. and that And when the way it hurts your feelings, it humbles you a little bit. Because you were like, oh, this is about to be my... do know um and the rule and ah And then it's something else. It's some kid.
00:49:02
Speaker
Mumble, mumble rapping. But sometimes, them songs be hot, though. Like, the songs the kid was playing in the video, out I'm trying to find them because them songs is kind of hot. if i saw If a beat was hot back in the day, it's going to continuously be hot. Yes. Can't touch this was super freak. Yeah. white Like, super freak while Rick James was, you can't touch this. So they were both hits. Here's the thing about music. There are no new chords.
00:49:31
Speaker
Okay, I don't know much about music or chords. There are no new chords. like there So when you put a group of chords together to create a song, that combination of chords exists someplace else in some other song. like There's no new chords out there. So of eventually, music is going to overlap onto itself. You're gonna have the instances, so who got in trouble with that? um Oh my God, Robin Thicke.
00:50:01
Speaker
and blurred lines. Oh yeah, that's right, he did. It was very, very close to a Marvin Gates song because that ah whether or not they actually sampled, I think they lost that case, but whether or not they actually intended to sample or of the fact that there's just no new chords and so eventually it's gonna overlap on itself. So um music keeps going through these iterations throughout the decades and it's just taking all stuff and making it new and, you know, we gotta respect it. you know so can But yeah, it unfolds you a little bit when you think we you think, you know, no games is coming on or something like that, you know? A whole jam from the 90s and you think it's some Tupac, you know, Machiavelli is covered on and it's not. Right. It's not that, you're like, oh, oh.
00:50:54
Speaker
I forgot I'm not cool no more. We didn't really get into that scene when dad yelled out, that ain't nothing but some dookie stick and how we were howling with laughter. Because it came from nowhere. It came from nowhere. It's such a ridiculous name for a song. Of course we're going to laugh at it.
00:51:19
Speaker
But it's actually a great song. If you ever get a chef, let's do it. It's Bootsy Collins. Bootsy don't miss. It's Bootsy Collins, yeah. Bootsy don't miss. Okay, let me ask you a question. Is there a song that was redone or sampled that it starts the same and that new song is just as dope as the old song for you? Yes. So there are a lot of people who do samples, ah there's an album called AJA a j a by by a group called Steely Dan, and they were very popular in the 70s. And a lot of songs were sampled from that album. And one of my favorites, I'm trying to
00:52:06
Speaker
find it. Let's see. Okay, so a song called Black Cow. I don't know if you remember Lord Tariq and Peter Gunn's Uptown, baby. Yes, of course. Yeah, that is. Okay, we can't do it too much. No, no, we can't do it too much because you two are black. Right, but that's one. Let's see. There's a bunch. Hold on. Okay, so for me, one of the songs that I was like,
00:52:34
Speaker
The sample and a new song is almost as dope as the original is Human Nature and right there by SWV. Yeah. Yes. Because I will listen to that to both of them or Human Nature. baby be No, Baby Be Mine is my favorite song on Thriller, but Human Nature is my second favorite song. Really? That's your favorite song?
00:52:56
Speaker
Uh, no, Lady of My Life, excuse me. Lady of My I was about to be like, what? Excuse me. I'm this folks. Well, what if Baby Be Mine? First of all, that's not a song on the Thriller album. Nothing. That's why I was like, what? I get too much sleep last night because what the hell is going on? This is just my first drink. I'm acting like I'm drunk.
00:53:15
Speaker
Maybe I'm still drunk from yesterday. You might. You might be. oh But no, Lady In My Life is my favorite song. and Human Nature is my second favorite. But when SWV did right there and they used it, that sample of Human Nature, I was like, no, this is dope. This is dope. Also, Let Me Ride from Dr. Dre's The Chronic album.
00:53:36
Speaker
And I can't remember the name of Parliament's and Funkadelic's, the sample that came from, it might be Let Me Ride. They might've just used the same name. But those ah those are basically the chronic album, because they sampled so much of Parliament, in fact, Funkadelic. Parliament is dope, that chronic album is dope. So those are situations where I'm like, okay, this works. And even our father, who was a fan of Parliament Funkadelic, yeah loved the chronic album.
00:54:03
Speaker
Yeah, and I hate to bring this person up. Oh, God. Here we go. I hate to bring this person up. No, ladies and gentlemen, y'all don't really understand. My sister, she drops down to that voice tone. She really is. She really does not want to do this. No. When she does that, it's for real. She really does not want to say what she's about to say. But go ahead and say it. I don't want to.
00:54:33
Speaker
But Kanye West has used sampling to great effect oh yeah over his career and really um like were taken We'll take several songs and merge them together. and you won't even know He just takes us a little bit of Nina Simone and a little bit of people you wouldn't even think of. yeah Yeah. People you wouldn't even think of, songs and things that you wouldn't even think of. i mean When he did Hard Knock Life, he sampled Annie.
00:55:16
Speaker
Annie, and it's a and it's a hit. what hold The whole blueprint album. sample and over but i you Yeah. do. Yeah, don't don't sing, because YouTube will block air. I only did two two words. I don't i don't be knowing. OK. YouTube is weird with this type of stuff. Yeah. No, I did it. Like, yeah. I hate, of course, I don't know. I hate to bring that man up. But but no, I didn't think that was the man that she was going to bring up, because there's another person who samples a lot of great stuff. Because if you listen to Juicy Fruit and then listen to Juicy. Oh, yeah, I i couldn't bring myself.
00:55:54
Speaker
ok you bring up I couldn't bring myself to bring up Diddy, but yes. Because Diddy did a lot of sampling that was. Because a lot a lot of sampling of Steely Dan, there's a lot of Biggie songs. Oh really? I might need to listen to the Steely Dan album. Listen to the AJ album and as you're going through, you'll hear beats are from you a lot of your favorite songs. With Steely Dan, like I've heard the name before, were they like super popular?
00:56:23
Speaker
Yes, Steely Dan's incredibly popular. Oh, okay. Yeah. well All right. I don't know too much about him, but yeah and I heard a name before. I heard a name. Yeah, but I think, well, i don' this isn't a sample. she This was a cover of the song, but I will always love you. Oh, yeah.
00:56:42
Speaker
Whitney Houston doing the Dolly Parton cover. I think that's probably the best, but that's a cover, not a sample. But but yeah, I agree with you, um human nature in in s wv s w v yeah and yeah. So going back to that video, the mom is so agitated at her son for listening to the new music, that sample of old music.
00:57:04
Speaker
And I'm going to say music evolves. You can enjoy the old and you can also enjoy this new because this new stuff is still hot. um still I don't know what it is. I haven't gotten to that age where hip-hop, more specifically, trap music. ah and i'm I'm waiting to grow out of trap music. No, I never grow out of trap music. It's part of my soul. It's part of my spirit.
00:57:27
Speaker
it literally speaks to who I am fundamentally as a person. And I could be going driving to my nine to five in full work clothes every life and it doesn't, I need it. Right. Look, yeah when I'm in the car driving, which is almost never, but when I am, or if I'm in the house yeah and I'm listening to track music at that moment, I'm a drug dealer.
00:57:52
Speaker
and I'm on the run or I'm making big deals. That's my moment. That's why I'm living there. I am the streets. Right. That's what I'm trying to say. When I'm listening to Trap, I am the streets. I am i have the biggest kingpin. I own this town when I'm listening to that music. That's who I am. And it gets you hyped. It gets you pumped up. It gets you know hyped and pumped up to go work on spreadsheets. Let's do it.
00:58:22
Speaker
You're exactly right. I would just like to point out, ah because you get on me about this all the time. We did great on time for this show today.
00:58:33
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Okay, we did, and you were late? Beautifully. You were late once again? No. Now, I'm talking about the actual recording of it. We don't need to talk about pre-production, okay? We don't need to get into that. Yes, am I late sometimes? Yes, I got to get a whole setup going. Right. issue I don't have to do the same thing. And I don't know what, there's going all the pre-production. All you got to do is...
00:59:01
Speaker
and So what are you talking about? Ladies and gentlemen, I'm gonna put y'all behind the scenes. never not yeah ah No, no, no, I'm gonna throw you, I'm gonna put y'all behind the scenes. Oh boy. The day before we filmed, we filmed the same time every week.
00:59:17
Speaker
I am still not used to Sundays. Oh, okay. But even when it was Thursdays, we filled in the same time every week. All right. and And Thursdays. Hold on. I'm talking about the show. We don't, catch we don't. Okay. Yes.
00:59:32
Speaker
I'm always the one sending the text, hey, what do you want to talk about? Yes. I don't know. Here's some of my ideas. And then I say, well, here's some of my ideas. That's cool. Let me think about something else. And then she never gets back to me. Because it's usually you're either sending me back out, I'm at work, or now I'm a full-time student. I'm working on something. I'm doing homework. I'm studying. enough ah I'm like, I'll look at it later. And I never get back to it. And that is my bad.
01:00:02
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I do apologize for that. The process is you don't ever just be doing stuff and be like, oh, this would be a good show idea. Like that stuff does a pop in your head. um Yes. But then I also think by the time we get to recording, it's going to be old.
01:00:18
Speaker
I would then send it to me and then I can always come up with a way to still make it fresh. I mean, that's my artistic ability. Fresh or fresh? Yes. That's my artistic ability to be able to look at. That's the way I create art. You create art where you can sing and you can do instruments and things of that nature. This is how my business out there. Well, I mean, you're an artist. The film director and editor and all this stuff. Ladies and gentlemen, I'd be doing the post-production, but my sister's actually the one with the film degree.
01:00:53
Speaker
that's I have a certificate. Well, it's the same as the same. All right, let's go. We were talking about time, and now we're about to roll over. But my point is, I've been watching the clock. I'm so thankful. Thank you. I'm trying to do better at watching the clock.
01:01:11
Speaker
and that going over time? Well, the only time that you really go over time is when you super passionate about stuff. Yes. And that's kind of my fault. I need to sit back and not interject and just let you go. So I'm not going to let you take the whole blame. Anyway, I don't know if anybody finds this absolutely interesting at all. So on that note, what do you want to leave people out here with?
01:01:34
Speaker
Hey, we got less than 30 days. um If your state is, if it's still open, make sure that you're registered to vote. You know, they like to purge people from the voter rolls. Take a friend, a family member, somebody you don't even like. I don't care. And make sure that they're registered to vote. And just, we got less than 30 days, y'all. Get activated. We can do this.
01:02:23
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