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Patents do for Glenn today, sad news, those restart the weekend we didn't hit the birds that our president required of us to go hidden have barbecues in our backyards, with a couple of people that we, though we care about, or at least like and wanted to have over for a burger. We didn't hit those numbers, so you can't do it I happen to be worthy of the of the idea that duty this way too about my way too many people in the backyard. If you have multiple people, while he sent up to six, that is to mount a hit, our numbers of that's that was too many too many, Pat Knocker too, demand real you're talking about ex people in one backyard. Maybe there ten acres something like that situation. If we had ten acres and dyke personally, don't you don't? I don't do

I have two acres, you have a mountain range that cuts through an end gives multiple sections of back. You think my name is glint banking me. No! No! It isn't Programmable money does have a mountain range cuts through his back yard, but it's not it's that that's. What I would say is if you have a mountain range that cuts it like a pizza. Into six different slots, all exceed need amount Rebecca or like. Maybe even a forest would work, but it has to come. Into multiple different regions of the back yard. I dont have that one person in each region. If you picture, you, like the small pizza, cut into six slices one person in each area. Of that, back yard if its divided by some natural barrier, for instance, if your backyard includes Colorado. You

yeah right like if you're the Earls Elena, yet your federal government and you own what say, sixty percent of the western half of because then you could have argued this yeah yeah, and that's that's because we're all coming together. This is our endeavours, instead hat otherwise like how many do if they are to appropriate, can to people who live in the same household, go into the back yard and have a barbecue or is that too? Many? Is that too much to ask? Let let me just be a cause were, were conservatives we we may be or a little too lackadaisical with our covert restrictions. What I would say is let's say you live on a street and everyone's got a decent size backyard. If you were to have a backyard barbecue with one person per back yard, I think that would be ok plus operated by offence, a personal. Yes, you definitely separated by fence baby better, if maybe

at some plexiglas to the tablet, fences. Well, ok, and then, in addition to that Unita Land in the middle of the yard, either today or tomorrow, you need to install plexiglas at the top. Your fancy I provided should be there already that that is not ready, shows that you don't care and your grandmother's, but I'm saying You stand in the middle of the yard, though not like the TIM, the tool man, Taylor, thing we're not where the neighbour came up any poked his nose over the fence. He only saw his eyes for the entire series can't get over the fence way to close weighing way to close now sure You want to look back and look at some of the scientific data. You might note that there has not been a single case of covert spread outdoors other and very close conversation in the entire house. The pandemic, but I think six p pull outside is radical and we didn't hit the number path

we didn't hit the number. Who did we hit the number you don't deserve it? We don't deserve now barbicane with the backyard with France. Thank you. I don't deserve it. I'm glad you finally said that path because it had to be set at a really. I feel better. Now having got it off lecture. Here's the thing: the food. Act that we miss this completely arbitrary number by what three percent so, instead of sixty to seventy percent of people, adults over eighteen vaccinated at sixty seven percent tat. This is a massive difference and it really gonna make the difference between a pandemic raging pandemic and heard immunity path. That's that's it damn good number in United States of America is that's an incredible number. Sixty seven percent of adults, I had written a vaccine, you know it's. I am glad that I totally with this, I do at times hesitate because you think like well. You know like heard immunities factors,

an entire population when we're not gonna, get to hurt him anymore, nigh soon, probably never by all oil is, I will say, what's his face, faulty said seventy percent at the beginning. If you get this, eighty percent of adults, that's pretty damn good. I think it's time they get his pretty damn good, especially when you consider that you know for most of this time, no one under the sun. Eighteen years old was eligible to even take the vaccine, so you came and looked at anyone there and you rat seven sixty seven percent of adults, but more imports Lee Pattern and weep. This is something conservatives argued from the very beginning. Look, we have Audrey here we have people who are going to be able to make their own risk right they're gonna be able to assess their own risks that you know What we really need to do to get this country going again is look at the people who really vulnerable here and, people who are really vulnerable are largely people over sixty five years old right. Currently at this moment we are vaccinated. Eighty eight

point two percent of people over sixty five. Brazilian insanely good performance. I beat I what what did you expect in a country where people are allowed to make their own decisions he expected to be a hundred meters, be some people who don't agree with you entirely. Eight point two percent of the most vulnerable people to credible at at at at at at incredible, it's amazing and, of course we ve seen the results. I mean we're we're down nine percent cases and deaths. Some of them over ninety percent, some of these margins hospitalizations as well. Are we trying to scare ass, though, in black dissipation, because people are getting to free again and we're not completely under their thumb right now, so they're doing the whole delta variant, scare, fear mongering on the dot the delta very here at every stinking date, that don't variant delta, where it's coming down to variant, is to stop with the delta variant, but they're not going to stop. Because eight they want control.

In LOS Angeles, they ve already re, mandated masks if Europe you're going indoors anywhere. Any other sellers gonna work. I I I don't feel, like are going to be able to re institute these. I think, the delta verily down, I think, dealt very adds up to what twenty five percent now of cases it's going to rise. It's happening needs happening in great and right now and now they have of what I would consider it worse vaccine, then ones that I has had its broad. Obviously I don't like it's terrible, but there situation right now they are having an influx of cases due to the delta variant and what has it moved at all and we are now a cup Weeks passed, work should have moved on that's it hospitalizations emits picked up a little bit, but really it hasn't. No, It also seen cases go up, but this is really like the old. You know when, when somebody's outbreaks, what happened last year, people with Look I'm just gonna is this.

Cases younger people just cases, and then the death eventually would rise every single time. This tender, not in in in great Britain, now home, will it hold on out here? We see be performing even better, because our I think are vaccines are better performing vaccines through operation works eaten and all the work that the president did. He won t. I heard him on clay and back the new show on russian Emboss time slot talking earlier this week and he was talking about how the media. All said this was not possible. They all said, a vaccine. In that time, mine could not done under any circumstances. They laughed out. They laughed at him, they went they said, Donald Trump was true, to manipulate the science to win an election they occur used him of all sorts of things. You here. We are disappointed that only sixty seven percent who adults are vaccinated by July they mean they had

oh timeline, that there are national timelines for all of this was supposed to be a release, maybe by the end of twenty twenty one may if we really lucky by bill release all of this for people they kept tell it at all pleased that there is faster than ever vaccine, which developed in four years. You can get dark by the end of the year. Any did think about it. But the I found this to be fascinating. The early eighties went on end and we just exited pride month and if you anything allows it already. I to touch you anymore, three hundred and sixty three days away from the crowded on my heart all the year them you will. I get good what things that always comes up and pride, not is the evils of Ronald Reagan- Erotic,

and didn't even his name mentioned the word age until until nineteen ninety eight after he died after he died after legislators, finer mentioned benefits and wants. That was only one time. There's only things that go round the member should get into this later, but those all these things that go around the internet, that rail rig, it didn't care about AIDS and he didn't mention it froze type. It's not true. We like doubled the investment and in more right in AIDS, more than double every every year here, yeah I'm in a free single year. He doubled it again. Yet at the first here it was called a pandemic and at an epidemic excuse me he was already investing in eliminating wait. He didn't wait until it was too late. He it up. He was not asked trusting by any journey journalist throughout the entire, Nineteen. Eighty four reelection campaign, one question bout it in any of the debates like it was not a focus of the country in large part, but we

early heard about it, yet we didn't emanating lower. We didn't know anything about it. We didn't know it was at the time they might. I think the first some we ever heard a bit of it was nineteen eighty two yeah. Maybe- and it wasn't you know they didn't know that much about it did know much about if it didn't really know how it spread and here's the thing that I thought I thought was fascinating. Thinking about how far we ve come. Early eighties. AIDS was they realized. Aids was a thing and they started trying to figure out what caused it took them for years to identify the virus in four years found. She was saying things like when we take mine come from. My toilet seat study wasn't exactly what it was stuff like that, and we didn't know we think about. We have in this situation. Operation works. Beat produces multiple effective vaccines in less than a year and back that it took four

here's to even figure out what the virus was. Let alone come up with a vaccine for which they still don't have We still have pretty, they do have pretty effective treatments now that have been developed over time, but We are people live long time be a very, very long time. It's a longer the death sentence. I remember watching magic, Johnson and think my god he's gonna be deadened six month now you can't even detect the disease and death, and We ve come a long long way by the way, I think it's maternal, that is about to enter trials on an M Rna Aids, vaccine H, HIV vaccine, a flute Seen in there is one other out. Melanoma. There's another one middle of Tralee, yeah. I really Again, I understand that there is a cancer vaccine there's a lot of disagreement. I understand and at times in the audience with with vaccinations, and it and again I maintain

cancer vaccine I'd taken, and I maintain its a hundred percent your choice to do all of these things or not, and I think Really really important in a country like the United States, with foundational liberties like we have ever had like I also really excited about this to take place because if it works, there's hope to wipe out all ports of diseases that have been around for a really long time and, of course we should. We not make sure that all of its safe and and everything else, I'm anything, that's very important, I'm encouraged by what the Trump Administration was able to do in one of the things I love about this whole stories that it's the most hate people in the world coming together to do it people, I hate pharmaceutical companies. They hate capitalism, they hate the Trump Administration and, in the it's impossible, to tell the story without them, that being said. You know it's up to you, especially now, when these things,

available. If you dont want to take them, you shouldn't have to take them you assume the risk associated with that. If you want to take them, you should have the ability to take. And you assume the risk associated with that that is a that seems like a country. That's free is no kind of didn't yeah. It come to the best of their programme. I saw their been forty five we get the forty fit president it offers right now saw the top forty four presidents listed by a presidential historians is survey. I usually some around president's day yeah. But remember seeing that they share, maybe maybe you just wait, until now to come over and the coldest right right all bankrolling yeah, so the with a worse president of all time, this is perennially the worst president

of all time, you know who they usually big as the worst number. Forty four than ever, no, but they don't like Yahoo. Has these only towards the bottom? Hoover is thirty: six, their sovereignty is near the bottom James Buchanan began. Our first gape resident Dave I don't know the idol of their homophobic or what, but they always list James began in deadly asked the young american president. Yes, they do sad. Sad We also have lets you to start at the club and never ten, so the top In what way we got a little more than a crappy once while, yet once more, the crap you ok gimme. Some crappy president's according to historians, number. Forty three, so forty four change began in number forty three. Drew Johnson number. Forty two Franklin Pierce President

people don't know much about now, yet ably purity. I could name three things. Franklin Pierce accomplished off I can actually remembered the day that I realized John Tyler was president of the United States. I hadn't highway through my entire life, not knowing about Tyler memorable John Tyler, who the hell is John Tyler employees. At thirty ninth best, president didn't I gave the these guys at the end. You really realise are not there are now There is now a lot of orders, not known now, they're, not this this next one number, forty one is definitely a weakness, Donald J Trump- they list it. Forty one I will say I M done. He has not forty four I asked of current to president unless Dorians yeah yeah good boy again like these guys. Are ways play an aggressive president's up at the top and conservative presence at near the bottom, the fact that they put trump at forty

or out of forty four is stunning to me. They must hate gay people like Madam President, we cannot take yes, yes, William Harry, William Henry Harrison Fortieth our policy. Nine days, How I was Harrison President is either one died. Really quickly wasn't he the one like disguise computer, there might have been Mckinley Mackay, he wasn't president very long either? Maybe that's what upon? Ok, then than John Tyler is we mentioned at thirty nine Millard, Filmore, thirty, eight Harding, thirty, seven Herbert Hoover at thirty six, as we mentioned Zachary Taylor, thirty fifth, Martin and Barren rather Bert, rather further he haze thirty three Benjamin Harrison Richard Nixon death, ok, solar Hella said William Henry Harrison yeah

he is presidency lasted from March. Fourth, eighteen, forty one to April. Fourth, teen forty one. Why that's? Not two April yeah month, not a good run. I mean it I can't you wait. That's out its unfair white. He should be like number one. He couldn't screwed up that bad see that want to cut pneumonia. How new? In the speech I checked, stir a Arthur two very obscure president. He at Number- thirty George Bush, twenty nine George W Bush don't. You think George W Bush is now moving up on these lists, you're noticing he was doing from thirty three to twenty nine this time, and this is why you can't look at these recent president's with any level of honesty that these guys can do a bigger of Bush was worse guy in the world, in two thousand and nine and ten, and now that true Please come in and now he's the worst sky in the world. You can move Bush shop and say Bush was good. Lunch

Look look at the comparison and, by the way, this seemed? I know it seems impossible, but the sea thing will happen with whoever runs next. If Rhonda Santa's is the candidate, they will say cheese. We thought Trump was bad. But Rob dissenters is worse. They did that they did Mitt Romney remember that bill met. We gosh, we thought web George Bush was bad, but Mitt Romney here, worse, they do it every single time right and bushes. Guy in the surveys. They do this Two thousand nine survey, two thousand seventeen, twenty twenty one a bush in that time has gone. Thirty, six to thirty three to twenty nine. Please, please move it out over there to chart another four places: George W. Has he accomplished something new? I what has happened to make it go from thirty six to twenty nine. This such a near. You know you write. History- tells the story. I guess Gerald Ford, who was not a great president, was never twenty eight Garfield.

And Carter Next Carter, should be way lower than twenty. Six. That's for sure equality is one of the worst of all. Time should probably be in the forties thirty, two, the early forties, Grover Cleveland, they list at twenty five, one of our greatest This is one of our greatest president's vault. This to me, is top three yep he's, definitely top three Calvin Coolidge. It was on twenty five and twenty June twenty four. That is a disgrace. That really is twice For really I mean I agree with you. I think he's probably my favorite president maybe my second or third favour, but he's right up there. He should get up there at the top. That's that's! That's! That's terrible miscarriage of justice or me he's up there with George Washington to Jefferson and Abraham Lincoln he's he's right up there with those guys. He was a great president let's see, Clinton is down at number. Nineteen now Clinton is on the other way he's gone. Fourteen fifteen nineteen

so Zimmer, George W Bush, eighteen, twenty and twenty one bs, I assume that those going backwards for some reason, cheapskate bulk a guy. You don't hear about much since we dropped James Cake, pull tuesdays yeah do it patents. Two years ago we found get tired of doing a funny. Listed a number. Eighty, that's not bad! It's not bad are at the top ten Barack Obama at number ten just above him at number nine. This is way too low. I think Ronald Reagan, ninth I'm sure what Reagan surprise these night. That actually analyse like this. If I were you MIKE I'd have em higher, but now isn't bad residential historian, I'm shocked that they put him night. Third, that's that's stunning for historians, J F K; who always is overrated number eight

Tyler. That's ridiculous. Young Ladys already did come from pleaded, termagant we're not his fault right method. Still you have to take that into account It's good things are still done. Soviets p, Had the vision of the moon shot Annie. Lord taxes the guy now, but he was not that I would put em at the bottom, but these are the top ten president even eat it serve enough time. I think to be a top ten percent right and see tat Jefferson number, seven way too low for Thomas Jefferson, Harry terminals above Thomas Jefferson, it never six, no Dwight De Eyes an hour. The fifth best, president of all time, kind of ambivalent. On that one then it. Roosevelt, I'm not a biblical, that's terrible, another terrible banking and even worse, number three after the terrible three no empty are is deaf.

Lee near the bottom of this list, definitely one of the worst president's of all time in We skipped over Linden, Linden, Baines Johnson, yes listed at number eleven. He might be v all time more speed is seriously. I think he Underrated. In that discussion, as one of the worst President Alzheimer he is. Almost single handedly responsible for all of our problems with debt trillions and trillions of dollars can be attributed to him and the war on poverty. And he was a an out of control. Racist yell at the fact that they have can not racist. Let me look what Woodrow Wilson. What who we didn't mention somehow in this programme, which is a terrible and he's at number thirteen which actually probably why are you should be? we see in the forties, but like was was a racist on a lot earlier than John Johnson was still doing the racists thing I have

Century later and here's the thing. The weird thing about Linden, be Johnson he's credited for the civil rights bill, resigning incredible wool yeah after he was forced into it, essentially fought it is entitled. I got it right. Till the time he's. Hiding did really huge, signed it out a political necessity. He design it any finally did, but he fought it the rest of his career, that's its despicable that he's listed at number eleven. Go back to the yacht, never to George, Washington and I don't have a problem with since you got Abraham Lincoln Number one. I mean that's hard to argue with although I southerners would always argue with Abraham Lincoln being number one. The best president of halting can we put either look Lincoln is top, but top five president, in my view,

by deprived what Washington ahead of him, I hardly worth its hard to put Washington behind any one. It is analysed like this: I'd have Coolidge in the town five, I think I have written to the top five jefferson I could put at the top five as well for sure Monroe. In general, not a top five guy now. For me, Madison lattice. I would consider particularly top ten. I dont know why he's so. Let me like his he's, never listed tied yeah. You know, I think, There's a separation, it's hard, it's hard for, I think most people to settle His presidency verses his legacy. Writing the constitute yeah. I, like you know, he's one of the most important people in our country's history. People read his presidency a little bit lower but his is contributions to this country. You'd put him in the top device for sure, but yeah I put Reagan up there. I would put Coolidge up there for sure, and I would my my bottom five is got Woodrow Wilson in it. It's pro

we got Jimmy Carter and it indefinitely has l b j in it. Yes, you those names, you can't. Yes, he can't can't look past them and I think, maybe the best president of all time was William Henry Harrison because you go in there for a month. He couldn't stir things up, he's the only one right by monthly President's, maybe maybe we should think about this- has a real long term dressed month as president. I think, though, with that's the term we go with four weeks. For you could be president for four weeks and then a second for weak term, and then your term limited out. I like it and we'd have a lot elections are not forgetting the election adds limits in this format. This is what they israel right. Now, that's what they do they wait What are we to throw another election next week? Let's plan. Having achieved a weekly election for the President now see did that I can put together a government and then the next

in another month. Wool will elect him, see if you can, but one together. Maybe we shouldn t I. This is a crime the idea for a lot of these parliamentary democracies, but maybe you don't have the president putting together a government. That's not the way the system work. If I don't know, maybe they ve been Elect, Elect represented due to a government, and then you go with what the people elect. Us is one of the most fascinating Lange's about how the world is developed. I think which the it states comes out unaware as July. Fourth right, we come out a noteworthy upstart kids in town we take where were the leak written BP every single year, and so few countries have decided to just you're late what got plan like they all try these little mixes on air. They all have a little different way of going about me. They ve all moved from turkey's two toward them. I could see him in the world as a whole has gone up.

Better since the U S came thrown. We had a lot of that influence, but they all Let me just stick around with this, like parliamentary democracy system. All these things like look, We should do look at our constitution. Put it when it says United States change it to York, your name, your country, that's what you should do go in there take the dock. Control, so I think it is which is fine and replace, find United States replace with Uganda or whatever country you are and then go with it. That's easy! Now you wanted to. Thing here or there. I can well understand it. Maybe your cultures a little bit different. We set this up, pretty well, you see, there is no right. We basically been Nora, you power forever forever and People are just like water. We try something totally different. What have we

If we do a constitution on Twitter, what have we done? Let's have a panel of King super here and I get off its wife. Just do what we ve done. We told you how to do it works right? You all a weasel we're we're gonna have totally different laws, but at the same time I want to, I would mention all of our people should be able to legally cross the border to go into that place all the time and its hateful. If you don't allow them to do it way, you could just have this where you are with its stuff: it's not the land that has made this place great. It's not the location. Other climate, its it's the constitution and the founding documents that have made this place great, among other thing, John, try to emulate that is closest. You can not rocket. Science It's not very shown. You had already got a twitter.

Said that certain amendments are a twig. Iceland got a new constitution on Twitter and what put him in their normal. Than two hundred and forty four characters: thou turbulent. Seventy seven Bcg it. This is the best one by programme set great store by gear for Glenn on the glimpse programme. Today you know, you might think the law ex today are a little bit if he and some maybe are appropriate to be hearing on the radio, some songs hat spin did he went through that when you were, look at the lyrics and these are all songs it. You probably knew as a kid or growing up. And they per annum did probably didn't hit you that they were any

special or anything outrageous. But when you look at him, day with today's eyes, they're pretty outrageous, yet I started from a fee That happened in the news recently about Indiana Jones, they're, doing Annuity and Jones Movie right now, which, thankfully, because the crystal Skull was one of the worst movies ever made. Ah psych. I want them to at least attempt to try to salvage the series after what they just did to it, but they're going through this and they talk to Marian from Raiders DE la Stark Minos. She was we see that that his love interest in this movie and listen to this scene and see just listen do some math in Brain as you list to the scene, Mary Andrea. I always knew some days come walking back through my die.

I never doubted that something inevitable. So what are you doing here in Nepal, the pieces, your father collect island nature in the last ten years and whose governments I was a child. I was in love, It was wrong and you do it. You know what you are doing now is my place a long time ago, the animals in it. I did what you don't have to be happy about, or maybe you help each other out now so ok, but I did you. Do you know what you are doing? I would she just said she was a child, wait a minute now she what she's, maybe twenty. Now. Surely she is saying always there gathering interviews, but so that that what were prompted this is like. This is like the of course dumb ending to the meat to saga. Word now: they're criticising Indiana Jones, who was a

pictured old character right for his apparent as sexual old of of Mary and when she was too young. So they ve now asked Marian the actor who portrayed her. We, were you like with his statutory rape going on what happened, and she says she was sixteen, so she was twenty six in the actual movies ten years ago, was sixteen. While now Glenn somehow dug out some of the conversations about this scene from like the planning of the movie and apparel George Lucas was like pushing for to be like eleven. Why? she's, a twenty one in the movie, and it was ten years ago when she was eleven all the other writers, like our leverage, the right number guy. I think that what be a little just LUCA she's like how about twelve

No so they have actually got a bit like fifteen or sixteen for what and it doesn't mean anything in the plot right. It's totally. He just apparently wanted to write a lot about so very weird so wow this thinking about how these things have changed because River Indiana Jones came. Out in the eighties, but it took place in the thirties. So in the future, These standards were quite quite different, even since the eighties exceeds the seventies and eighties standards, have changed quite a bit. Some some of the songs that were released back then, could not come out today. They just would not happen. Should we go through some of these guys yeah, Some of them are our kind of amazing. Ok, under my thumb, throwing stones yeah from nineteen sixty six, it's about a power struggle between the this.

This couple and at the time of its release, it was criticised by feminists. Even back then for subjugating the woman to being like he quotes squirming dog. Probably wouldn't do that's all you couldn't today and apparently they didn't like it back in nineteen sixty six, it's not all sexual stuff electronic in the summer time. No, there is finally did a debt of you, so single under that sign before you probably said, have a drink, have had five years ago you're not in that order, not really wants to do that, go out and see what you can find if your daddy's rich take her out for a meal if your daddy's poor just do what you feel not appropriate. Now now now, from the Beatles the sun run for your life, other see you dead little girl than to be with another man cut,

I guess seems like a little overland getting better with the Beatles. Has I used to be cruel to my woman. I beat her cheek and kept her apart from the things that she loved psychopath. That to be a ringer great, I think, did they came up with that lyric because he's in here again later on and off, where's your squall is on the warpath by Loretta Lynn. Getting better was Macartney son, really, I think so I may maybe I just feel like Ringo hadda he's gonna super appropriate, though in this any in nineteen sixty seven, you could say that by that doesn't seem right had not at all your squaws on the warpath by Loretta Line has well. You leave me at home to keep the teepee clean you got me in some of these are a the Arab, which was by re even the comedy saw that they each can change the pronunciation of Arab, because a

doesn't rhyme with Arab, so yeah Does it have the a rabbit or sets not how you pronounce it may take offence to them now short people by Randy, Newman, that's comma joking and Jelly Jockey Zelie an end. It was it a and ironic song. He was being ironic right out and brown whereby the rolling stone, so this one is value The thought about this one many times the song features so many taboo subjects, including forced sex with an under age slave girl, booth, Pro Probably not the topic. You want to lead a very well known song with some of these or like not as well known one in a million by guns n roses. But I don't remember it. I don't either one thousand nine hundred and eighty eight rock song describes Axl Rose's experience getting hustled at a greyhound bus station. First came to LOS Angeles in the lyrics. The following groups are denigrated, the police when you could totally soldier totally ok to do that when black people

and he uses the end worth. Ok, that's ok, immigrants, and gaze calling them. The F word gay in the song. Not good, not would not be doing today. In my opinion, not acceptable. Chow girl by David Bowe, hard to believe these two China, girls or asian women. Of course, you can't, you can't say China girl anymore, the butt we should be saying not. He says that this was about and ridicule, lying stereotypes of age, so in this almost in the short people sort of yes genre, yes, but in the it's really strange because in the in the video for the song he does with his eyes that you really couldn't get away with. Today of you would be

would be cancelled. Yet not your songs would not be purchased in anger. Stop a p! I hate David Bowie. Yes. That is what I say please, how island girl by Elton John, it's about it, you're, making a woman who was quote black Ass Cole, who works as a prostitute in Manhattan, act. Boy is trying to take her again coat. Quoting black boy is trying to take her back to the island and ask what are you wanting with a white man's world? Probably not gonna work today, dire straits, money for nothing is well known. You may remember this year. They use the F word for Gay multiple times multiple times now that was, they cannot even back then on some radio stations as some other just let it play which you couldn't possibly do today, If I understand what I think they're still play, the song, the way it is which is some. Surprising if they only at, is yeah width

effort in it now leaped at all costs It's one thing to play a song the way it was it's nothing to perform it lock. It today, it's dangerous. Changing these things. What does it do? Does it actually huh society- probably not now, but usually you just these artists, don't wanna be on video, doing it right, Ringle star you're. Sixteen There was a lot of these back in the seventh he has about six year olds. I dont know why I pat Eve I dont know in fact, the song my shoe Rona by the neck. Eighteen. Seventy nine Qana got that band shut down even back there because they were sing it about young girls on the top yeah there's a lot

go out there like ok, that's creepy, that's weird! That was your sixteen you're beautiful in your mine, yes, Ringo, STAR fat bottom girls by queen. Now you think that one would be banned because our or questionable, because you're fat, shaming, maybe that's what I would think when I would hear that. However This is the ex of the song, but I knew love before I left my nursery, while left alone with big fat fatty she was such a naughty nanny heap woman, you made a bad boy out of me, so this this young men seems to have been raped. That's what I would say. You wouldn't think that they sing upon rock song about it later on now you and times these incur make don't stand so close to me by the police, the great song, but the subject matter is not great

yeah authorities are all twice in a teacher twice her age crossing dangerous line by having an illegal and appropriate affair, inappropriate, fair corporate. I don't think he ever does in the south He's trying to resist her basically trying to hide herself out of it. Basically, is what I would say about father figure from George Michael nineteen. Eighty seven, this I've. Never I dont remember this line in the sand. That's all I wanted. Sometimes love can be mistaken for a crime. So basically saying this is like the nimbler argument. Luck area is love, you guys say it's a crime. It's actually love, not a great idea. Young girl by Gary Pocket in the union gap, young girl, Get out of my life So young girl get out of my mind. My love, for you is way out of line better, run girl, you're much too young girl there. All the charms of a woman. So she's, not a woman. You ve kept us

secret of your youth. You lead me to believe your old enough to give me love, and now it now, hurts to know the Jimmy rethink. Just did that all the time is this in the sixties. These guys thought about we're. Fourteen year olds, what is going on my Schroeder? We talked about a little bit hot legs for broad, Stuart hot legs. Your mother to seventeen years old, he's urging sixty four I dont really for that Larry I don't. I don't think I knew that that's what he said until this moment really here. Well if that's unfortunately, what he said, Sir about straight blues nineteen the eight rolling stones yeah, I can see that you're fifth nineteen years old know. I do want your I and I have seen that you're so far from home. But it's no hanging matter. It's the cap little crime. I don't think that's that then dirtier no Mick and a kind of is a Kapital crime. Today,