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What's up everyone, and welcome to
connector and this episode old Hollywood actors,
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Chris Delia and a not so friendly
policing bill. With that said, let's
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begin, all right, guys,
there's a lot of news happening and I
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had to kind of choose a story, but there was one story that stood
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out to me which I could not
ignore, and it's the biggest news of
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two thousand and twenty. Can you
guess what it is? The impeachment?
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I don't know if that started is
here. Nope, Pole, the Tulsa
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rally. It is not the Tulsa
rally. It's Michael Keaton coming back as
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bad. I'd like them as Batman
actually like I would. I read this
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and I was just is is.
Obviously I'm exaggerating. My Dad took me
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to see this movie when I was
like eight or nine years old with my
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cousin and we went, I believe
it was Robbie may rumor, the theater
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across the street from the Oakland Mall. I believe is united artists. Now
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it's called now it's called AMC,
I think, like the production company.
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Maybe it was a production company,
I don't know. Is If a chain
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of theaters and I took it.
My Dad took me there and I was
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just like, Oh my God,
this so awesome and I was talking about
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it for days my my I made
my dad buy me the batmobile and t
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shirt. I was just blown away. And the fact that they're making a
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movie about the Flash, about it
goes back in time and he runs into
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Michael Keaton at some point, and
so this was just like I was sipping
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through all the news, like race
and drew Yang's proposal, what happened during
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the policing bill, and then I
was just like Michael Caton. Yeah,
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wait, why did it take come
so long to make a flash movie like
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we'RE STARTED? Furs a lot of
a lot of drama behind the scenes.
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First of all, Ezra Miller got
into a fight with a woman in another
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country and it got caught on film. He is the actor who is playing
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the flash. You may remember him
from the Justice League. Oh Really?
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All, okay, yeah, so
he's been a lot of trouble for them.
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Unfortunately, he is tied to another
franchise that is being also produced by
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Warner Brothers called, if you're familiar
with Harry Potter, it's called fantastic beasts
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and written by the same author.
I've never seen them, nor do I
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care for Harry Potter, but apparently
he is tied to the franchise and the
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franchise is doing well, so they
naturally they like the cast in house,
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I believe, and so they casted
him as a flash for the Justice League.
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But apparently there's been a lot of
problems with both the script. They
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had three different scriptwriters, they were
switching directors and then by the time they
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had something that was fairly concrete,
I believe, covid hit and it takes
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place during a storyline in the flash
comic. It's called flash point, AND
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THE FLASH GOES BACK IN TIME to
save his mother from dying. He does
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this and in turn changes the future. It's a good story, but I
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don't know what character Michael Paton is
going to play. You might play that
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Alternate Batman or the one thousand nine
hundred and eighty nine Batman, but I
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guess we'll see. Either way,
I was like Holy Shit. So if
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you're GIN nerd like I am,
this was a big deal. I saw
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it too. That was why I
just didn't that was like just seeing him
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in other movies. I was like, he's looks old as fuck me.
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I'm just like, what's almost seventy? I got some big news for you,
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guys. Bottled and can returns are
back in Michigan. Just all,
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I took twenty four dollars and forty
cents worth back to Myers. This here.
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You have just saved the life of
so many frap Ros. Right,
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some Frep pros are going to be
rich. That giant wall of beer cans
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is now coming down. Yeah,
I can get that. I could almost
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get five five dollar pizzas for what
I traded in a pop cans tonight.
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Yeah, that's that is true.
Those five dollar little caesars Ain't no joke.
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So Induryan is pushing big tech to
pay users for their data. So
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all that marketing data, he wants
you to be able to own it and
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sell it. Yeah, so let's
talk about that then. So Andry Yang
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is pushing big tech to pay users
for their data. The verge reports injurying
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wants people to get paid for the
data they create on big tech platforms like
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facebook and Google, and with a
new project launching on Monday, he believes
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he can make it happen. Yang's
data dividend project is a new program I'm
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telling you, keeps moving. Is
a new program task with establishing data as
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property rights under privacy laws like the
California Consumer Privacy Act, all across the
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country. The program hopes to mobilize
over one million people by the end of
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the year, focusing primarily on Californians, and pave the way for a future
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in which all Americans can claim their
data as a property rate and receive payment
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if they choose to share their data
with these platytus. No information. Yeah,
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it's your information. Like why you
should get paid for it? I'm
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just like anything else. Because facebook's
taking your information, are selling it to
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these companies, whoever. Everyone's getting
paid, but the people that they're using
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now? Will it pass through?
Who knows, but if it does,
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I definitely would invest into that at
company or program those we're setting at the
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table, my sister in law,
my wife and I and we were talking
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about something. I don't remember what
the product was, butter something, but
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you know, different, something that's
something we normally searched for a by and
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no ser and I poked facebook after
dinner. That was the very first thing
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that popped up. It was those
advertisers and speaking of which I've fighted horrifically
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creepy. I had to google like
a data drive. I was looking for
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an SSD on Amazon, you know, and I but I didn't. Actually,
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before I even googled it, it
started showing up in all these ads.
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So I know these fuckers are listening
to me. I was watching some
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movie on Netflix the other day.
Oh was it? It was some yeah,
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some movie other than Netflix. It
was like the future and you know,
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you just walking through a city and
as all these like digital ads just
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like right in front of you when
you're walking and the Black Mirror, was
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it Black Mirror? Wasn't black me. It's Um carbon, altar carbon.
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I think, Oh yeah, yeah, that's like very future blade runner kind
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of that could be coming, because
I was at I was in Myers across
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the street from target. I was
in the cooler chest section looking to cool
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at jot and I got an ad
from target across the street saying Wood Chester
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on sale and you get a free
twelve packer cold coola with it. That
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was at twenty six mile band.
I targets across the street. I haven't
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the hell they know. I was
actually getting the cool test section at the
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MITER store. This is the new
economy for COVID. They just pay someone
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to follow other people around, like
rob is looking at get ten. Rob
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was looking at the cooler for real. I feel that he is correct and
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he said this during his campaign,
which I thought, you know, kind
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of heard him a mass appeal.
He often stated that data was the oil
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of the future and literally no one
took him seriously. Right, and I
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have to go back to you remember
when Mark Zuckerberg was on trial in front
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of the Senate, because remember that? HMM, they had no idea how
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he generated money or anything. I
thought that was the most embarrassing thing,
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not for Mark Zuckerberg, but that
all these congressmen had absolutely no idea how
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the Internet work, and it was
just they were just asking me these very
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profoundly dumb questions that most people are
aware of. You're going to need someone
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like Andrew Yang who's going to go
in there and be able to explain to
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them how that's even going to work, and then they're going to wonder,
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what do you mean? What do
you mean that this? It's your prop
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it's going to take a while.
I'm not sure he's going to be able
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to convince some of those old owners. Yeah, I feel like he's gonna
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have a lot of trouble. I
don't know, though, because I feel
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that because of covid and everything else, like people really generated a buzz for
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his UBI, myself included. You
know, after that stimulus money came out
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and everyone was like, Whoa,
that's as the people said, a lot
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of people can get my stumulus money's
almost gone. It's been ten weeks since
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I got it and I still got
to about one week's worth of it left.
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The next stimula is one. They're
going to deposit it right in there
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for you, though, and then
I'll just show up as as a credit
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on your account. I have not
received my federal tag income tag return yet
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and I was thinking about writing them
a letter, you know, but I
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know I'll never receive a response.
Go on the website. Where's my refund?
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Type in the information, but where's
it? Yeah, where did?
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When did you file my God back
in like February? It just there.
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I got my state right away,
but my federal never came. But honestly,
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it's like the people that don't file
their taxes like often or have their
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routing and banking that like they didn't
get it, because most of the people
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that have said it didn't get it
are either like independent contractors or they're just
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they just don't their taxes or they
just you know, yeah, Rob Are
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we going to get more money?
I don't know if you are not.
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The Republicans are very opposed to it, but trump came out and mouthed off
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yesterday. It said the key was
in favor of it. So now there
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are a bunch of Republicans who are
reluctantly looking at doing another stimulus packet.
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They don't want to do any more
unemployment thing. They think the six hundred
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dollar a week pandemic unemployment added to
the state benefits is too much. Too
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many people don't want to go back
to work. They don't want to give
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up that twenty four an hour equivalent. So there's some people who are saying
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now, all right, if you
go back to work and you're making fifteen
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an hour, we're going to give
you four fifty a week for the rest
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of the year on top of your
regular pay. Just go back to work
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and instead of filing for unempoyment every
week, you'll file for pandemic employment.
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It's knots. I'll take that.
The other choice is trump would put out
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a proposal that we would get a
four thousand dollar travel credit. So if
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you go traveling throughout the United States, go to stay at hotels, go
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to Las Vegas, go to where
ever you are, Save Your receipts and
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that the end of the year when
you file your two thousand twenty income tax
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return, you'll be able to claim
up to four thousand of that as a
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refundable tax credit. So then you
would get that as a stimulus package.
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They want you to go out and
spend a bunch of money, want you
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to go down to tours and go
do things and then you'll get a credit
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from the phoederal government. So this
is their stimulus package. To just the
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four thousand dollars is extreme it.
I am shot. You know what I
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feel like. They this is just
an election employ and if this was not
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going on because his Tulsa Rally got
punked by all those tick tockers and KPOP
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rubs a pop. They were Kay
poppers and I know, I know,
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Yo, you tried that capron a
poppers so buzzed off that KPOP. I
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know we kind of talked about partly
Sawyer last week or two weeks ago and
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about his negative and racist, misogynistic
tweets from, you know, decades passed
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or decade passed, but we're on
the same note. We're going to be
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talking about Chris Delia. He has
ever heard of Chris Dalia? I came
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book cause me the band for the
doubt during the first couple of times and
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then it became so overwhelming I'm like, come on, man, he's a
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comedian fired by the CEAA following misconduct
allegations. The really fallout for recent allegations
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that Christiella had solicited underage girls on
social media continues. See Aa has dropped
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the actor comedian as a client.
The move comes after Whitney Cummings Delia's post
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star on the NBC comedy Whitney said
that he was devastated and enraged by what
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I've read and learned about the allegations. This is a pattern of predatory behavior.
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She wrote. This abuse of power
is enabled by silence. Now that
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I am aware, I will not
be silent. It was kind of funny.
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We're watching this show on Netflix.
Called you you ever heard you right,
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yeah, the same episode he was
for. It was like they knew
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it was coming or something like that, because I would be right. When
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I saw that in the the on
the news, I was like, dude,
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that was just an episode of you. Yeah, so he was.
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He was accused on that show.
It replays a comedian character and La Hollywood,
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successful comedian who lures young girls and
drugs them and molest them or assaults
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them, why they are unconscious at
his house, and I found it strange
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that he is now accused of a, you know, an adjacent accusation.
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So stupid. Why would he if
you know that you're doing that? Why
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would you take that role? I
don't know, just it just seem we're
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my all. I'm perfect for this. No one was expecting the show you
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to be a success in the first
place, because it actually came from lifetime
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and then was picked up by Netflix
and it was just exploded. So I
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think when his agent came to him
and I was like, Oh, I
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got you a part on this super
hit show on Netflix, who's really going
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to turn that down? But I
just think it's funny and strange. They
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ironic that he's playing, you know, Sexual Predator and turns out he is
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one of real life, allegedly,
allegedly of course I'm not saying it's for
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sure. He denies. Chris.
Did you need that? Did you need
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to did you need to study a
researchs role? No, I got it.
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Okay. So Delia claims in his
statement all of my relationships have been
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both legal and consensual. I have
never met or exchanged any inappropriate photos with
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the people who have tweeted about me. That being said, I am really
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truly sorry. I was a dumb
guy who absolutely let myself get caught up
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in my lifestyle. That's my fault. I own it. I've been reflecting
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on this for some time now and
I promise I will continue to do better.
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I wouldn't have said that if you
were guilty. If you want to
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deny the claims. I'm not giving
a pass to him in any which way,
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former shape or whatever, but that's
not really I would you know if
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you're not guilty, why you apologize
it? Right, exactly? So I
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didn't understand it, but my question
is is more to Whitney commings. Okay,
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so I want to talk about Joe
Biden and we're going to shift back
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for a second. So there was
Tara read and she came out with sexual
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accusations against a Biden from the s
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to women, and including the Democratic
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to the Supreme Court, then turn
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all. You know how you're saying
believe all women. And going back,
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has happened with this Joe Biden allegation. This was back in one thousand nine
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hundred and ninety two or three or
something like that. Why did they get
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worse and worse and worse until it's
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year, that just penetration actually took
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know. It could all be true. I'll here. I do remember them
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saying it while I was watching the
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so we're got where we can agree
to disagree and we can look at
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They they side. They all sided
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soon as tar read kind of stepped
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they believe Joe Biden over her.
I have I have a theory about
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that. He's my own personal thoughts. I think trump's behind it and he
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paid her to say all right,
and I tell you why, because Joe
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Biden is going to get to use
all that shit that we've learned about trump
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at the last three and a half
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trump tried to humiliate hillary, but
having all of the Fall Bill Clintons people
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I just want to add to I
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like sexually assault anyone, like in
the last twenty years or whatever. There's
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no been allegations or whatever, but
let's not forget that how touchy he was
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with all these women. Yeah,
it was. It is like this real
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creepy uncle Tom Shit where he's coming
up and like yeah, smelling her hair,
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Angela mercle the the the shoulder rub
and the prime minister of Germany,
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and so there was a there was
some smoke and we're there's smoke through maybe
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fire. But go ahead, I'm
going to go back to Christy Llah for
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a minute. So my question do
you guys is, is, should Whitney
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commings even make a statement about it? Honestly, no, man I mean
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it's tough too, because there's so
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we met with me comings to or
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would yeah, I drove, I
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you kind of know she's out there,
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but I mean it's really hard to
say because, yeah, you work
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with somebody, but you don't know
what they do personally, not not to
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say this chick is all these allegations, if there's evidence and stuff like that,
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but just like the you episode,
you can go to work with somebody,
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when they go home they're serial killer, a different things. So I
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don't I don't feel the need that. I don't think she should have necessarily
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come out and made a statement.
It's like, who the fuck cares?
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I mean if she was asking an
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to come out with a statement,
you know, something like that you just
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got to internalize, like at home
or behind closed doors and just like think
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about it, talk about it and
maybe amongst your friends, whoever you're close
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with, but just to come out
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like now, once you make that
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like do you go with the allegations? Do you believe this accuser,
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or do you believe the person that
you know worked with four years and never
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seen any of that? So it's
it's tough, you know what I mean.
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Like I don't know why. I
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she would volunteer if it was somebody
like is mom, wife, something
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like close to him. You know
who stars on the stand too, but
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heard about. Yes, so she
was on a sheet. Did she did
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that show with him back in my
two thousand and eleven, two thousand and
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twelve, which was inevitably canceled.
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it funny at all. My I
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and nothing to do with the story. I don't find her comedy very,
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very funny, and it's just not
my thing. was nothing wrong with that,
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just taste. But I feel like
even if you they were your Costar
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eight years ago. Yeah, I
don't believe that until there's like actual evidence.
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I don't know, maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm being a massagynistic prick.
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Like. I feel like there's just
so many allegations that I don't know
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what to believe half the time.
All right, let's move on. This
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is our last topic. I really
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this. It was about the geop
policing bill and kind of in a Nutshall
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to sum it up for you.
They're talking about giving them the same type
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of funding but saying kind of,
you know, watch over yourselves. So
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they're saying use body we encourage you
to use body cams, but we're not
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going to enforce it. We encourage
you not to use choke holds, but
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we're not going to do shit about
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what do you say about Cromella Harris? You said something about Camella Harris
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and well, she kind of tore
them a new one. She said we
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cannot proceed with what they're offering.
It's empty. It's empty. She told
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a pair of reporters on Tuesday there's
no question that if we are in the
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majority in the Senate and that if
Joe Biden were president, there would be
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a lot more movement. Harots added
that she's not at all thinking about her
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prospects to join Biden's ticket and blah, blah, blah. You get it.
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VP. Yeah, I don't know,
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darn out. What do you think? I mean? I don't.
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Definitely don't agree with him and and, like, you know, what's the
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point of body cams and all this
other stuff if you're not going to hold
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them accountable? And I mean that's
the whole fucking point of a body cam
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to see what's going on. If
they're turning the shit off or they oh
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mysteriously can't be seeing all this.
Yeah, you should be reprimanded. Same
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thing with the choke hold, like
it's just like training, like fucking don't
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change that. Teach them to do
that shit. And police training. Like
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what I don't understand is like why
they want when it comes to the police,
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they're just giving them so much leeway. And when it's any other industry,
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you can't before to make mistakes,
is people die. You know,
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I mean, like there's some things
that you just need a license for.
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Like I posted something on my facebook
and about another countries. How they do?
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You know, they do certain training
or you need to agree to get
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to a certain to be a police
officer. So they make this entered higher.
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You know, so cuts out.
You know you set the bar high.
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You know you get the winners that
you cut out the losers. And
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some fucking cunts use my work French
on fucking on facebook. was like are
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these? She says, doesn't it
matter of population? I was like,
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fuck, does it matter with population? It's all comes to police training,
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and she's like yeah, well,
I think it does. And everybody just
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commented and just, you know,
tour a new one just because it's like
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yeah, like it takes. It
takes cops like six weeks of training in
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every every police training is different,
I'm sure, based on the state of
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the city whatnot. Anybody could just
walk on the door say hey, I
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want to be a cop in six
weeks, eight weeks later you're giving a
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gun, you're give all this jurisdiction. It's just not right. So it's
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so the system definitely has to be
changed on how to train a police officer
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because I think the more intelligent you
are and you know, you're able to
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diffuse the situation instead of coming into
it with psychological issues. Pat You know,
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child that issues, and you're bringing
all that to the job and taking
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it out on people that you're supposed
to be forget. Not sure. I'm
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not sure it's a federal issue either. I'm not sure why they're nined states.
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Senate is wighing in on it.
Are they going to try to yeah,
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but I don't you feel that this
should be like a national protocol,
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like basic don't choke hold people,
don't turn off your body Cams, you
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know, and if your department is
significantly if there's a high increase in African
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American death and many of them,
you know, don't have body camp footage,
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I think they should be penalized through
funding and another way in him in
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the pockets. I'm telling you,
when all these would any lawsuits come to
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a police department, it comes out
to the taxpayers dollars, just like I'm
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telling you. It's just if you
hold these police and accountable, because,
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if you think about it, the
reason why people become police, you know,
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I'm sure they want to help whatever, but it comes out to money
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and security. You work in the
police force at least twenty years and you
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dodge a bullet and you have happened
to make it, you have a good
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pension for the rest of your life. So it's a form of security,
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it's a form of license to kind
of do what you want to do.
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That's why a lot of people become
cops, not because they want to say
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help everyone. You know there are
a few people, but you don't.
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Nobody wants to do the Hollywood shit. Really, I want to be a
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hero and say they just want money
and be able to have distiction to do
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what they want to do. So
if you hit him in the pockets as
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far as their pensions, things as
they were. When they make mistakes,
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I guarantee you will not see a
lot of these things going on. They'll
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think twice or they won't even become
a copy like fuck this, you know
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there u seem like you know it's
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percent right. They'll look at that
when it comes time to think about doing
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that choke cold nonsense or some shit
does it coly shit. This could cause
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me my pension, this could be
causin Y im a and then, yeah,
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at. WE'RE GONE
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What's up everyone, and welcome to
connector and this episode old Hollywood actors,
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Chris Delia and a not so friendly
policing bill. With that said, let's
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begin, all right, guys,
there's a lot of news happening and I
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had to kind of choose a story, but there was one story that stood
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out to me which I could not
ignore, and it's the biggest news of
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two thousand and twenty. Can you
guess what it is? The impeachment?
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I don't know if that started is
here. Nope, Pole, the Tulsa
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rally. It is not the Tulsa
rally. It's Michael Keaton coming back as
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bad. I'd like them as Batman
actually like I would. I read this
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and I was just is is.
Obviously I'm exaggerating. My Dad took me
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to see this movie when I was
like eight or nine years old with my
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cousin and we went, I believe
it was Robbie may rumor, the theater
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across the street from the Oakland Mall. I believe is united artists. Now
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it's called now it's called AMC,
I think, like the production company.
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Maybe it was a production company,
I don't know. Is If a chain
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of theaters and I took it.
My Dad took me there and I was
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just like, Oh my God,
this so awesome and I was talking about
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it for days my my I made
my dad buy me the batmobile and t
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shirt. I was just blown away. And the fact that they're making a
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movie about the Flash, about it
goes back in time and he runs into
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Michael Keaton at some point, and
so this was just like I was sipping
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through all the news, like race
and drew Yang's proposal, what happened during
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the policing bill, and then I
was just like Michael Caton. Yeah,
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wait, why did it take come
so long to make a flash movie like
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we'RE STARTED? Furs a lot of
a lot of drama behind the scenes.
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First of all, Ezra Miller got
into a fight with a woman in another
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country and it got caught on film. He is the actor who is playing
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the flash. You may remember him
from the Justice League. Oh Really?
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All, okay, yeah, so
he's been a lot of trouble for them.
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Unfortunately, he is tied to another
franchise that is being also produced by
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Warner Brothers called, if you're familiar
with Harry Potter, it's called fantastic beasts
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and written by the same author.
I've never seen them, nor do I
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care for Harry Potter, but apparently
he is tied to the franchise and the
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franchise is doing well, so they
naturally they like the cast in house,
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I believe, and so they casted
him as a flash for the Justice League.
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But apparently there's been a lot of
problems with both the script. They
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had three different scriptwriters, they were
switching directors and then by the time they
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had something that was fairly concrete,
I believe, covid hit and it takes
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place during a storyline in the flash
comic. It's called flash point, AND
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THE FLASH GOES BACK IN TIME to
save his mother from dying. He does
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this and in turn changes the future. It's a good story, but I
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don't know what character Michael Paton is
going to play. You might play that
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Alternate Batman or the one thousand nine
hundred and eighty nine Batman, but I
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guess we'll see. Either way,
I was like Holy Shit. So if
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you're GIN nerd like I am,
this was a big deal. I saw
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it too. That was why I
just didn't that was like just seeing him
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in other movies. I was like, he's looks old as fuck me.
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I'm just like, what's almost seventy? I got some big news for you,
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guys. Bottled and can returns are
back in Michigan. Just all,
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I took twenty four dollars and forty
cents worth back to Myers. This here.
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You have just saved the life of
so many frap Ros. Right,
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some Frep pros are going to be
rich. That giant wall of beer cans
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is now coming down. Yeah,
I can get that. I could almost
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get five five dollar pizzas for what
I traded in a pop cans tonight.
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Yeah, that's that is true.
Those five dollar little caesars Ain't no joke.
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So Induryan is pushing big tech to
pay users for their data. So
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all that marketing data, he wants
you to be able to own it and
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sell it. Yeah, so let's
talk about that then. So Andry Yang
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is pushing big tech to pay users
for their data. The verge reports injurying
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wants people to get paid for the
data they create on big tech platforms like
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facebook and Google, and with a
new project launching on Monday, he believes
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he can make it happen. Yang's
data dividend project is a new program I'm
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telling you, keeps moving. Is
a new program task with establishing data as
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property rights under privacy laws like the
California Consumer Privacy Act, all across the
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country. The program hopes to mobilize
over one million people by the end of
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the year, focusing primarily on Californians, and pave the way for a future
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in which all Americans can claim their
data as a property rate and receive payment
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if they choose to share their data
with these platytus. No information. Yeah,
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it's your information. Like why you
should get paid for it? I'm
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just like anything else. Because facebook's
taking your information, are selling it to
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these companies, whoever. Everyone's getting
paid, but the people that they're using
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now? Will it pass through?
Who knows, but if it does,
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I definitely would invest into that at
company or program those we're setting at the
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table, my sister in law,
my wife and I and we were talking
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about something. I don't remember what
the product was, butter something, but
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you know, different, something that's
something we normally searched for a by and
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no ser and I poked facebook after
dinner. That was the very first thing
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that popped up. It was those
advertisers and speaking of which I've fighted horrifically
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creepy. I had to google like
a data drive. I was looking for
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an SSD on Amazon, you know, and I but I didn't. Actually,
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before I even googled it, it
started showing up in all these ads.
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So I know these fuckers are listening
to me. I was watching some
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movie on Netflix the other day.
Oh was it? It was some yeah,
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some movie other than Netflix. It
was like the future and you know,
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you just walking through a city and
as all these like digital ads just
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like right in front of you when
you're walking and the Black Mirror, was
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it Black Mirror? Wasn't black me. It's Um carbon, altar carbon.
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I think, Oh yeah, yeah, that's like very future blade runner kind
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of that could be coming, because
I was at I was in Myers across
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the street from target. I was
in the cooler chest section looking to cool
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at jot and I got an ad
from target across the street saying Wood Chester
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on sale and you get a free
twelve packer cold coola with it. That
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was at twenty six mile band.
I targets across the street. I haven't
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the hell they know. I was
actually getting the cool test section at the
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MITER store. This is the new
economy for COVID. They just pay someone
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to follow other people around, like
rob is looking at get ten. Rob
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was looking at the cooler for real. I feel that he is correct and
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he said this during his campaign,
which I thought, you know, kind
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of heard him a mass appeal.
He often stated that data was the oil
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of the future and literally no one
took him seriously. Right, and I
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have to go back to you remember
when Mark Zuckerberg was on trial in front
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of the Senate, because remember that? HMM, they had no idea how
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he generated money or anything. I
thought that was the most embarrassing thing,
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not for Mark Zuckerberg, but that
all these congressmen had absolutely no idea how
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the Internet work, and it was
just they were just asking me these very
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profoundly dumb questions that most people are
aware of. You're going to need someone
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like Andrew Yang who's going to go
in there and be able to explain to
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them how that's even going to work, and then they're going to wonder,
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what do you mean? What do
you mean that this? It's your prop
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it's going to take a while.
I'm not sure he's going to be able
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to convince some of those old owners. Yeah, I feel like he's gonna
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have a lot of trouble. I
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that because of covid and everything else, like people really generated a buzz for
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his UBI, myself included. You
know, after that stimulus money came out
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and everyone was like, Whoa,
that's as the people said, a lot
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of people can get my stumulus money's
almost gone. It's been ten weeks since
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I got it and I still got
to about one week's worth of it left.
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The next stimula is one. They're
going to deposit it right in there
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for you, though, and then
I'll just show up as as a credit
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on your account. I have not
received my federal tag income tag return yet
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and I was thinking about writing them
a letter, you know, but I
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know I'll never receive a response.
Go on the website. Where's my refund?
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Type in the information, but where's
it? Yeah, where did?
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When did you file my God back
in like February? It just there.
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I got my state right away,
but my federal never came. But honestly,
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it's like the people that don't file
their taxes like often or have their
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routing and banking that like they didn't
get it, because most of the people
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that have said it didn't get it
are either like independent contractors or they're just
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they just don't their taxes or they
just you know, yeah, Rob Are
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we going to get more money?
I don't know if you are not.
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The Republicans are very opposed to it, but trump came out and mouthed off
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yesterday. It said the key was
in favor of it. So now there
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are a bunch of Republicans who are
reluctantly looking at doing another stimulus packet.
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They don't want to do any more
unemployment thing. They think the six hundred
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dollar a week pandemic unemployment added to
the state benefits is too much. Too
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many people don't want to go back
to work. They don't want to give
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up that twenty four an hour equivalent. So there's some people who are saying
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now, all right, if you
go back to work and you're making fifteen
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an hour, we're going to give
you four fifty a week for the rest
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of the year on top of your
regular pay. Just go back to work
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and instead of filing for unempoyment every
week, you'll file for pandemic employment.
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It's knots. I'll take that.
The other choice is trump would put out
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a proposal that we would get a
four thousand dollar travel credit. So if
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you go traveling throughout the United States, go to stay at hotels, go
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to Las Vegas, go to where
ever you are, Save Your receipts and
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that the end of the year when
you file your two thousand twenty income tax
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return, you'll be able to claim
up to four thousand of that as a
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refundable tax credit. So then you
would get that as a stimulus package.
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They want you to go out and
spend a bunch of money, want you
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to go down to tours and go
do things and then you'll get a credit
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from the phoederal government. So this
is their stimulus package. To just the
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four thousand dollars is extreme it.
I am shot. You know what I
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feel like. They this is just
an election employ and if this was not
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going on because his Tulsa Rally got
punked by all those tick tockers and KPOP
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rubs a pop. They were Kay
poppers and I know, I know,
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Yo, you tried that capron a
poppers so buzzed off that KPOP. I
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know we kind of talked about partly
Sawyer last week or two weeks ago and
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about his negative and racist, misogynistic
tweets from, you know, decades passed
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or decade passed, but we're on
the same note. We're going to be
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talking about Chris Delia. He has
ever heard of Chris Dalia? I came
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book cause me the band for the
doubt during the first couple of times and
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then it became so overwhelming I'm like, come on, man, he's a
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comedian fired by the CEAA following misconduct
allegations. The really fallout for recent allegations
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that Christiella had solicited underage girls on
social media continues. See Aa has dropped
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the actor comedian as a client.
The move comes after Whitney Cummings Delia's post
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star on the NBC comedy Whitney said
that he was devastated and enraged by what
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I've read and learned about the allegations. This is a pattern of predatory behavior.
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She wrote. This abuse of power
is enabled by silence. Now that
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I am aware, I will not
be silent. It was kind of funny.
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We're watching this show on Netflix.
Called you you ever heard you right,
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yeah, the same episode he was
for. It was like they knew
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it was coming or something like that, because I would be right. When
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I saw that in the the on
the news, I was like, dude,
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that was just an episode of you. Yeah, so he was.
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He was accused on that show.
It replays a comedian character and La Hollywood,
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successful comedian who lures young girls and
drugs them and molest them or assaults
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them, why they are unconscious at
his house, and I found it strange
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that he is now accused of a, you know, an adjacent accusation.
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So stupid. Why would he if
you know that you're doing that? Why
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would you take that role? I
don't know, just it just seem we're
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my all. I'm perfect for this. No one was expecting the show you
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to be a success in the first
place, because it actually came from lifetime
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and then was picked up by Netflix
and it was just exploded. So I
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think when his agent came to him
and I was like, Oh, I
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got you a part on this super
hit show on Netflix, who's really going
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to turn that down? But I
just think it's funny and strange. They
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ironic that he's playing, you know, Sexual Predator and turns out he is
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one of real life, allegedly,
allegedly of course I'm not saying it's for
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sure. He denies. Chris.
Did you need that? Did you need
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to did you need to study a
researchs role? No, I got it.
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Okay. So Delia claims in his
statement all of my relationships have been
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both legal and consensual. I have
never met or exchanged any inappropriate photos with
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the people who have tweeted about me. That being said, I am really
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truly sorry. I was a dumb
guy who absolutely let myself get caught up
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in my lifestyle. That's my fault. I own it. I've been reflecting
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on this for some time now and
I promise I will continue to do better.
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I wouldn't have said that if you
were guilty. If you want to
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deny the claims. I'm not giving
a pass to him in any which way,
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former shape or whatever, but that's
not really I would you know if
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you're not guilty, why you apologize
it? Right, exactly? So I
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didn't understand it, but my question
is is more to Whitney commings. Okay,
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so I want to talk about Joe
Biden and we're going to shift back
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for a second. So there was
Tara read and she came out with sexual
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accusations against a Biden from the s
or the e s and all the me
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to women, and including the Democratic
Women who persecuted Brett Cavanagh during his trial
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to the Supreme Court, then turn
their backs on to our read. You
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know, and I kind of led
me to believe, you know, believe
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all. You know how you're saying
believe all women. And going back,
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has happened with this Joe Biden allegation. This was back in one thousand nine
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hundred and ninety two or three or
something like that. Why did they get
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worse and worse and worse until it's
only this year, or than the past
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year, that just penetration actually took
place in our allegation. So I don't
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know. It could all be true. I'll here. I do remember them
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saying it while I was watching the
trial. Okay, well, we're well,
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so we're got where we can agree
to disagree and we can look at
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this later. But my point is, well, my point is this.
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They they side. They all sided
with Cabanah or against Cabanah and then as
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soon as tar read kind of stepped
up, all of them, you know,
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they believe Joe Biden over her.
I have I have a theory about
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that. He's my own personal thoughts. I think trump's behind it and he
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paid her to say all right,
and I tell you why, because Joe
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Biden is going to get to use
all that shit that we've learned about trump
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at the last three and a half
years in this campaign, the same way
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trump tried to humiliate hillary, but
having all of the Fall Bill Clintons people
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set on my front road during their
yeah, no, I agree with that.
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I just want to add to I
know, I know he didn't really
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like sexually assault anyone, like in
the last twenty years or whatever. There's
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no been allegations or whatever, but
let's not forget that how touchy he was
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with all these women. Yeah,
it was. It is like this real
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creepy uncle Tom Shit where he's coming
up and like yeah, smelling her hair,
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Angela mercle the the the shoulder rub
and the prime minister of Germany,
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and so there was a there was
some smoke and we're there's smoke through maybe
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fire. But go ahead, I'm
going to go back to Christy Llah for
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a minute. So my question do
you guys is, is, should Whitney
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commings even make a statement about it? Honestly, no, man I mean
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it's tough too, because there's so
many and I don't know if you remember,
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we met with me comings to or
I did, at least when we
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would yeah, I drove, I
drove her from the airport to the hotel.
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You did right. Okay, so
you kind of know she's out there,
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but I mean it's really hard to
say because, yeah, you work
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with somebody, but you don't know
what they do personally, not not to
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say this chick is all these allegations, if there's evidence and stuff like that,
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but just like the you episode,
you can go to work with somebody,
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when they go home they're serial killer, a different things. So I
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don't I don't feel the need that. I don't think she should have necessarily
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come out and made a statement.
It's like, who the fuck cares?
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I mean if she was asking an
interview or something like that, but just
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to come out with a statement,
you know, something like that you just
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got to internalize, like at home
or behind closed doors and just like think
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about it, talk about it and
maybe amongst your friends, whoever you're close
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with, but just to come out
with a statement. It's tough because it's
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like now, once you make that
statement, you have to pick a side,
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like do you go with the allegations? Do you believe this accuser,
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or do you believe the person that
you know worked with four years and never
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seen any of that? So it's
it's tough, you know what I mean.
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Like I don't know why. I
don't know why, like I said,
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she would volunteer if it was somebody
like is mom, wife, something
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like close to him. You know
who stars on the stand too, but
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heard about. Yes, so she
was on a sheet. Did she did
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that show with him back in my
two thousand and eleven, two thousand and
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twelve, which was inevitably canceled.
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it funny at all. My I
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and nothing to do with the story. I don't find her comedy very,
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very funny, and it's just not
my thing. was nothing wrong with that,
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just taste. But I feel like
even if you they were your Costar
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eight years ago. Yeah, I
don't believe that until there's like actual evidence.
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I don't know, maybe I'm wrong, maybe I'm being a massagynistic prick.
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Yeah, I'm often reminded of a
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Like. I feel like there's just
so many allegations that I don't know
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what to believe half the time.
All right, let's move on. This
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is our last topic. I really
just wanted to kind of touch down on
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this. It was about the geop
policing bill and kind of in a Nutshall
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to sum it up for you.
They're talking about giving them the same type
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of funding but saying kind of,
you know, watch over yourselves. So
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they're saying use body we encourage you
to use body cams, but we're not
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going to enforce it. We encourage
you not to use choke holds, but
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we're not going to do shit about
it if you do. So, yeah,
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what do you say about Cromella Harris? You said something about Camella Harris
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and well, she kind of tore
them a new one. She said we
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cannot proceed with what they're offering.
It's empty. It's empty. She told
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a pair of reporters on Tuesday there's
no question that if we are in the
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majority in the Senate and that if
Joe Biden were president, there would be
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a lot more movement. Harots added
that she's not at all thinking about her
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prospects to join Biden's ticket and blah, blah, blah. You get it.
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So she just goes on about her
VP. Yeah, I don't know,
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darn out. What do you think? I mean? I don't.
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Definitely don't agree with him and and, like, you know, what's the
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point of body cams and all this
other stuff if you're not going to hold
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them accountable? And I mean that's
the whole fucking point of a body cam
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to see what's going on. If
they're turning the shit off or they oh
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mysteriously can't be seeing all this.
Yeah, you should be reprimanded. Same
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thing with the choke hold, like
it's just like training, like fucking don't
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change that. Teach them to do
that shit. And police training. Like
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what I don't understand is like why
they want when it comes to the police,
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they're just giving them so much leeway. And when it's any other industry,
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you can't before to make mistakes,
is people die. You know,
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I mean, like there's some things
that you just need a license for.
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Like I posted something on my facebook
and about another countries. How they do?
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You know, they do certain training
or you need to agree to get
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to a certain to be a police
officer. So they make this entered higher.
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You know, so cuts out.
You know you set the bar high.
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You know you get the winners that
you cut out the losers. And
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some fucking cunts use my work French
on fucking on facebook. was like are
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these? She says, doesn't it
matter of population? I was like,
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fuck, does it matter with population? It's all comes to police training,
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and she's like yeah, well,
I think it does. And everybody just
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commented and just, you know,
tour a new one just because it's like
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yeah, like it takes. It
takes cops like six weeks of training in
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every every police training is different,
I'm sure, based on the state of
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the city whatnot. Anybody could just
walk on the door say hey, I
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want to be a cop in six
weeks, eight weeks later you're giving a
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gun, you're give all this jurisdiction. It's just not right. So it's
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so the system definitely has to be
changed on how to train a police officer
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because I think the more intelligent you
are and you know, you're able to
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diffuse the situation instead of coming into
it with psychological issues. Pat You know,
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child that issues, and you're bringing
all that to the job and taking
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it out on people that you're supposed
to be forget. Not sure. I'm
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not sure it's a federal issue either. I'm not sure why they're nined states.
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Senate is wighing in on it.
Are they going to try to yeah,
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but I don't you feel that this
should be like a national protocol,
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like basic don't choke hold people,
don't turn off your body Cams, you
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know, and if your department is
significantly if there's a high increase in African
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American death and many of them,
you know, don't have body camp footage,
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I think they should be penalized through
funding and another way in him in
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the pockets. I'm telling you,
when all these would any lawsuits come to
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a police department, it comes out
to the taxpayers dollars, just like I'm
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telling you. It's just if you
hold these police and accountable, because,
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if you think about it, the
reason why people become police, you know,
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I'm sure they want to help whatever, but it comes out to money
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and security. You work in the
police force at least twenty years and you
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dodge a bullet and you have happened
to make it, you have a good
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pension for the rest of your life. So it's a form of security,
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it's a form of license to kind
of do what you want to do.
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That's why a lot of people become
cops, not because they want to say
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help everyone. You know there are
a few people, but you don't.
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Nobody wants to do the Hollywood shit. Really, I want to be a
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hero and say they just want money
and be able to have distiction to do
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what they want to do. So
if you hit him in the pockets as
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far as their pensions, things as
they were. When they make mistakes,
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I guarantee you will not see a
lot of these things going on. They'll
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think twice or they won't even become
a copy like fuck this, you know
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there u seem like you know it's
not even worth it. You're a hundred
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percent right. They'll look at that
when it comes time to think about doing
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that choke cold nonsense or some shit
does it coly shit. This could cause
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me my pension, this could be
causin Y im a and then, yeah,
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