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from the ones studios one day, all California, this is the atom garage bottoms. Yesterday, Joe Bottom Marcia, Regina Grant on news, Bald Brian, on sound of eggs, and now this intro came in after the deadline and has been invalidated. Adam Corolla did it on choice but get on your mandate. You get it on turn and in thanks sharing with the ran right, Gina Gran! That's right! Bob, Now I have some thought. So obviously we don't know where have elections. Gonna turn out at the time were taken there, sir, maybe even for another year who the who the hell nice Young seems Biden is in the lead and that's that's what it seems like

but not a landslide by by any stretch, now and that's interesting subject to get into which is I said either maybe show or certainly to doktor drew. I said last election, why as the last election. We kind of realise that celebrity endorsements didn't really do anything. This lack chin, starting to realise that the media might not be doing anything because it was twenty four seven trumps responsible for covert and trumps erases. That's that was the going into this election. It reaches the steady die. Save you know Fox, wasn't that may be the Wall Street Journal, but all other major news Let's we're just it was all they were. It was me,

sleep Kobe been than aid sprinkle in some racists and they just murmured, the shit out of it and with all that covered talk, all the racist talk you just assume this was going to be a landslide in people kind of did the pole sort of soda said that binding when easily, so the a fact that at the news outlets in newspapers, major newspapers and all all that, in Eve even factoring in Twitter and some some of those social media outlets? It didn't have the effect on people that we didn't dissipated. Now forty years ago. If you the New York Times in the LOS Angeles times in most major news, a person, most major cities in CNN and Emma and be she didn't exist, but most most of the news outlets on tv, including mainstream, ABC in CBS. Not if you

them on your side, then when autumn, equally over in a landslide you're right, it's it's a very point- and it made me think that first of all, you know first thought was well. The media between the media and tramped, which seem to be in two different camps. The media's, energizing their base trump, is energy in his base, but I would definitely give credit to Trump for sowing the seeds of mister fast and distrust of the media for so many years that it just kind of it. Just pounces off people like that. The credibility is not there like it used to be because, he has made it so and I have known smart. I don't think it is more, but I dont think its people listening to tromp, like I think, there's way too much like He said to inject chloride, hindered in your rains like nobody, the media

not on that, but no one's listening to Trump in that on many things I meant that's right about what he says over and over again you can't trust the media. You cannot trust the media cannot trust me that was perfect. First, the media saying that you know that the terrible present. I can't trust the media. I I I free, but I think the bigger point here: is the media can't call, everyone, a racist. They disagree with all the time they can't just keep hammering you know, hit Larry and enraged. Citizens are welcome to it'll just fallen driving around in the main message. Yet what they day kind they they Overshot there there skis like they, they should have went you know whatever here's a bunch, a shitty stories about Trump, and then he got the heat the embassy move to Jerusalem, so good for him like if they need

kind of balance that out a little bed. I think the audience started. well, first things. First, racism hammering the shit out of racism for the last number of months. listening to who had cast and I'll screw up some of these numbers, but Trump did much trumpeted very well with Hispanics. He didn't do it better. Hispanics this time around. He did that better with blacks this time around. He did better with other category you know Asian Pacific or whatever Asian he did better and all those categories and fair, Oh a little in the White Male Department, This is a very interesting predict. here. So your hammering the shit out of racism. The people who are

they marginalize races that we speak about all the time. Didn't get the message, but the college educate Why can't I our message yes and dropped, but he even even even guy only dropped two percent like from from the last election, so it didn't everything. I had no fear and this is what I've been saying I've been saying like you, can't keep calling everyone a racist all the time. It's not going to work, no one's gonna! Listen! It doesn't mean anything to me if somebody said that guy's a racist will is can. You imagine I don't know five years ago, saying: hey guess what word is going to mean nothing to you, calling someone a racist, the most horrible thing you can assign to somebody now Gonna be so sick of hearing it if someone says he's a racist. What does that even mean anymore? Oh yeah yeah. I heard some c o had to step down because of a racist incidents. It be like.

Five years go around like holy shit, you drop in and bomb. Now it's like what another dad. What can you have rightly made? It very, are sorry to further flying your point, my screen shot of theirs, but I remember I saw last night during the electric average usable. Earlier in the night. Here. Do a lot of eggs if only for the actual returns came in and out there try trumps racist or any alteration of that data resonate with, though, that there are it was like the love, because there are they, the exit polls amongst democratic voters like The number one issue wasn't crowd of Irish. Wasn't me economy. It was re racial inequality because how to actually Frazier, which is a pretty leading wait a phrase it from but rose reversed for that matter, did you cross over and most probably, why didn't see the big gains they wanted? You mention cross border side, though the right or the public in exports like number one, is the economy in order to grant a virus in your work, racial injustices, way down. Why south of the message, creature, rating

for their base, never crossed oh yeah. Well, it would appear that makes sense if you think that way nor Watchin CNN all day. You definitely gonna get that message. It's good. News to me. I was so worried about the country being segmented off into different groups constantly it just with I I don't know why. I don't know why think that's a noble endeavour. It's scary endeavour like starting tribes, essentially Then you know going after the other tribe if they, if they disagree with with Europe the premises your tribe. So I am glad that I am glad that went down I'm sorry to your point guess what else didn't happened last night now. I hope I'm not jinx. It causes plenty of plenty of opportunity, but you know what I was newsroom till midnight and you know it. We didn't report on rights and looting.

Maybe in the high north and maybe in the minority here. But if And wins, I wasn't worried about wasn't worried about buying winning. I was worried about Trump Trump winning. I don't think I'm going to always talking about. You know this white militia group or something, but I think, there's think this guy's Palin Harrison too angry either and t far black lives add or whatever it is because you know I was thinking about it like So so this argument, like ok, you're, worried about this group- or we word about that group and that the law the saying it's in a white militia, whatever we gotta worry about are proud boys and the left. Sorry, the left saying that about the right and on the right is saying its black lives manner. And Antiphon whomever, but I thought I think, the proof,

is really in the stand. Cells. If you see a lot of stance annoying for black lives matter. apply work it's on the plywood yeah, I don't think you're gonna see any pro proud boys on or you know, tat Nugent for president. But if you see the black lie, if you see the black lives matter out everywhere, then their worried about black lives matter our rights, the other thing just a kind of a site bar or little little deeper caught. One of the stores I keep hearing as that Lindsey Gram, one big, an opponent But a hundred million box come their way, and it did nothing Linsey Grand One big and I thought tat. Shelf wait a minute is: is this all the new world order now like money, can't buy it any? for the lot loss. Angeles times, won't get it done for you anymore beyond, say it's not gonna get

done for you anymore. It sort of kind of made me think I was thinking about terrestrial radio verses podcasting. You now have these old architect you're kind of burnt themselves out. Are these these old ways of doing things things happening? They they literally brought was you can look it up caress, but I think I think Lindsey Grams of a poem opponent hundred yeah or even two hundred million boxing. Why is this story? Is a huge, unprecedented amount of money for centuries right? So what does that tell you? You know like dropping off a hundred million dollars and putting it into a campaign and they lost big, my haunches that comes back to they'll. Probably one of the oldest axioms of policies which is, if you're a few, if Lindsey ran in South Carolina. That's why you're safe seat he's deserve

Iraq is out of stale he's, just a damned cried lifesaving medicines are challenger for reason. The great story. They re so much money than at the end of the day. Someone's Grandpapa profile, demo or whether we want to say, while the money couldn't make it a close race even and that's and everyone's gotta think the next time, you are cutting a check or your your Bloomberg or somebody you just cut in a huge check for somebody. What's the factor that, what's that ACT of the New York Times and there lay times? What's the it was worse than do these days. I nothing that's. That's all thing that it's it's were in a new world order. Everyone's got there found they get their fuckin shit from their phone. What whoever they listen to. They listened to, and that's that's where we're at The only the only the broken clock right twice a day theory is that it seems to be working for George Gascoyne.

here and allay further Ella D race against Jackie Lazy, who is who has said to completely destroy San Francisco come down here. his tail between his legs and now it looks like the run off he he may be the next year he's not have not a big fan of the police enforcement and he has a big fan of whatever is going on in Samara, disco go the way that nobody wants to visit that city anymore. So, if you allay, was away at bottom, that's a pretty high bottom, we could find it so range to me. What I cannot figure out what is attractive about that kind of governing. You know like r R, I am, is we're gonna kind of look the other way any any fast under nine hundred. Ninety nine dollars, a homeless people were not going around a mob because we're gonna be sued in our we're. Gonna have this kind of. If you want to shoot drugs in the park, you can shoot drugs in the park

doesn't everyone know how that story? Doesn't Everyone know how that ends. We have plenty of experiments. We ve done plenty of experience this is my inward. Yes, this is kind of Socialism thing it's like doesn't: everyone, know how that ends. I so why I why we constantly going. I got a new version of it. my own flavour on it. Like I know you don't. This is how it ends. I like, I drove today and show you guys some pictures tomorrow, but ah is driving here and I like on the five and the five completely got backed up and I got spit out- and I went to what's that part that I went when I say to leave in part.

Our or now can I gotta do now. I keeps growing. I keeps grown up the name of this this park apart ECHO Park. I want to echo part at spit me out on the echo park off ramp, an old hood. on the freeway on the freeway off ramp. There's a course homeless. On the freeway, but it had. One guy had created a full on swiss family Robinson Lord, flies like nature condo he had he had five ending on he ain't scenario. The dirt in leaves piled high about three foot high and a huge go about thirty feet around, he had palm fronds shove, in to them up to to create essentially offence that, all the way around his neck.

Recital in the middle and then when I went past ECHO Park, every piece of green space was filled with a tent, and I thought to myself where these kids gonna pull. How is this where they're going have? This is their part? All that play this, is a concrete jungle of apartment building. Your kid living there that's your park. I mean a member member when you were a kid Go into the park there is like a bird like I'm going to hold a fuckin park. It. My friends, get my baseball men like we're going to the park unusable, unusable part. You couldn't go there. You couldn't take your kid for walk. There can take a dog for walk there. It is. Every square foot is covered with ten, so ashamed guys tomorrow, but yes it. This is their direction. We're gonna go why do we want to go in that direction? And- and I I kid

You know I've yelled a thousand times just speak as a sort of dear friend and progressive and in the future, doesn't make it better, but doesn't mean it. or like this thing- is a we're. Gonna be progressive, we're gonna handle we're, let homeless people they do and if they want to slam drug second slammed drugs and we're not gonna arrest people for petty theft and but Bob, our vandalism or whatever it is like yeah. That's that's a future thought It's not a thought. We'd had nineteen fifty five nineteen, fifty five, if you want to restore stole a bunch of shit then need get arrested. Orpheus kicked in the window, restore you, ve got there are fewer shootin heroin and a park you'd get arrested by it- doesn't mean it's better. it doesn't means, go work and again. I think we ve, I think the verdict is in from the San France

skull experiment and the ally experiment. It's it's! It's not it's not working. I was talking to And it gets dark and in turn, Ryan and first off what about people who own like commercial property? they're like next these sorry, the the man screw them, so we in Turn Ryan, said yeah. I was first place. We look for an apartment My girlfriend was around ECHO park at my girlfriends, like no fuckin way. I'm going to live here like what your renting that apartment out. we have no idea how sorry I saw in a locker room for your neighbors court on call which horribly neighbours the brass, how it is so It looks like what Gaston's gonna very when he was now that it's a run off and he is in the lead, ejaculation called into John and can the other day in the issues you know she just seems like she can have their shit together, but nobody seems super interested in

you know she reminded people get to funding the police, guess who that hurts that hurts. Already under served, so you think you're under serve now, will what? If, what? If there's no officer can get to you because we parents, so you know what was its will what happens but she's as of last night. She is not in the lead, our while, I guess a Roma we ve lost. I hate you, I I I I guess that's the way it's gonna work, I mean I talk, do dickie, bear it from the boss. yesterday, in his body, since the Arizona and he's moment and add Dickie Berets Rock n roll in our This is too much rock and roll for him. Ok, I'm all I want is a. I just want to plan. That's all I talk to my August on the way over he's. Tell me kids in school skirt schools are up and throw open I go, I live, you know

five forty nine miles for make wise. Why the restaurants open how come you can eat some sort county. He must met, learning Paul Ryan. I want one What are you, why do you it s schools and you're in California. Why your schools opening up, because they just ignore that? Just open schools, or tat chair. Well, I would just like really like sanctions or whatever yeah, like Power Board coming down the road strands in schools or dislike math. I think we're gonna, reopen, which I can I keep way being for LOS Angeles to do, but no one will do. It sounds weird to me. Just seems like everyone should just open it there. At the same time, I really do feel like the male role election in two years is going to be enough to bloodbath. I mean sorry is even is admirers must have, but he's not doing a great job right, like as anyone really waving the flag for aircraft safety

No, I mean you take guys like Mark Garriga, Smart Garriga us, pretty solid democratic, and Adam ship was in his back yard once would live. like our guy districts, whose living at it it is along. The M steel in its place. He was in some kind of fun razor somethin I went over. There is like a group of people in everything he hates Gar Seti. I mean that sorry Girgis hatred Garcia. I figured you because he has a fucking business is trying to run up a business, thus getting out it's hard for anyone to defend it. At this point I am in fucking, knew some as well like how hoo hoo hoo what fan who's? Who who these guys, whose a fan base for these guys not Disney employees. Now all right. Let's

these. I had another sociological thought which was which was I've been, I said to her. I did car cast an eye talking to math moderator overhead. Earlier today and he Well they're doing a virtual sima this year, so we ve been Sima a few times in massive Vegas two hundred and fifty thousand people taken up five convention centres and everything else and I shall die, I shall be there. a virtual want. I went online. I looked at some stuff and I do said: what's hot, like what's trending cuss stuff kind of trends, it seem there's there's some time

There's like the new mustangs in everyone's modifying and all the aftermarket guys rebuilding shit for the new Mustang in our the newsy car, whatever whatever that is so what's trending any shed its all off road shit. And I said, and then I shed we ve been talking about and MAX panic and fine I was telling you about the hammer, the Hummer being the fuckin crazy mobile jeep is off the hook. Cheap is selling tons of product the New Ford Bronco they had hundred thousand pre orders for the new for Braga, just pre orders. So to give you some perspective, Ford so old, but seventy five thousand mustangs last year and that's a good seller for them. The Bronco two hundred thousand pre order

James Turn of James Braun, his his. a choice. The Ford raptor, which I just What did he lives with baths and drives a trophy truck? He later he drives a trophy truck fur. That's his commuter car The Ford raptor witches like six hundred horse power and thirty inches or twenty inches of suspension travel big. Now retired, so that the EU could literally take that car ro you don't need to be on a dirt road users point it ended flying over bomb in Burma and everything else well done, I just come out with a t r acts, which is like two gonna, be the rapporteur killer and this thing is like nine hundred. Do you have that? Damn acts a patter, wait! It's the tea are acts. It's the tea racks, yes, that's that's gonna kill it's gonna, kill the rapporteur and it's like now

hundred horse power in the fuckin craziest off road truck. Why the unnecessary, of course, most those trucks never see the Road are rarely see the off road maps value. We do we do about this. You have that I have so of six hundred six hundred fifty pounds of towards zero to sixty four point. Five seconds top speed a hundred eighty miles per hour. What's a horse for seven hundred to seven hour tell yet ok I'll show that it is a fucking killer, mobile that nobody needs, but so, what's going on, what's going on with all the trucks and all the live, carrots and all the seven hundred horse power and the crazy crazy off the hook. You now in the past, you know manufactures bill sport.

cars in their bill in other bill, the core vat are a dog Viper Ford, Mustang, it's the trucks. Now it's the big crazy. It's the apocalypse trucks, and then what's with all the aftermarket, the big Nobby tyres in the lifts, kids and in all this shit go or not, This is the reaction to where we're trying to pushed, is this aside the Poor milliner is here. Is this like the Hummer farmers is an electric vehicle, or is this just now dazzling engine, big fat VIII, a big fat super charger, making seven hundred and two horse power, I mean a ferrari. Magnum comes Agnes Ferrari. Magnum the eyes Ferrari had to written ten horsepower.

for the data is good. For the day s is all right, a core vat from that era. That, for from that era hundred five hundred ninety horsepower, maybe two hundred horrify, seven hundred and two irish power YA. So this is the particular octagon, exactly exactly a granite or Judah theirs is well yes. She she got my coat So what I M saying is picking up when I'm putting down so yeah. I've been saying the nation is going to a safe space and the other half. Going to an octagon or a tough mater or wherever this is the way killer version of that were being pushed this way and if you ve seen from the poles, the results of the election, the country's just basic we evenly split. I made it is literally if you talk

one million members in a country that has three hundred and thirty million people. If you took one million of those people who voted for binding and put him on the Trump side of the ledger. It would be an exact split right down right down right down the centre. That is, that is insane is literally what so, I'm sorry Percentage so one million, so one percent a year it it's the its literally in a point, three percent there's something of our of our society. That's the difference, so we're just split man. And I think the ones I think the ones on the from the side now feel some pressure and in those that's why the manufacturers That's why aren't coming out with a super struck right

gun sales got four rival situation, the only if you like the target, no funded target on the back, unlike the like the gun sales. To that's a great point. Do you feel like this? That the way the car trend is going is symbolic or is it a kind of a canary in the coal mine that were in for another land rush, because Everyone is just now vying for us. if they want to get off the grid? Is that a symbol of that? This is just truly symbolic. I think that its symbolic. But I don't know if the people that purchase it think it symbolic. I think they grow negative statement. Well, they're, making a statement by their thou also have some thoughts like I've. This. the ship goes down, I wanna be prepared, but this shit never really goes down so they're they're, making a statement, but there also

Less you gotta show your wife on the shit right. We're gonna fly by eighty Six thousand dollar pickup truck you gonna. Ash analyze it somehow right had the there. These Zuzu, I marked not good enough now, you're, really you're into food prep. You got you oh containers, you do thou weak. I respected. I don't say anything: this is apocalypse prep. What's the difference Gina you be Minnesota, wife, oh sure, I'll, be Trump supporter. who wants to get the new either the rat after or the at the tea are acts. boy hardier, hey, Jan funny you want, I just made some coffee and bars deal Wanna bar. I will. I will ok great I'll, tell pour it up for you I'll, get it ready for you up here. There's hot dish in that care in the oven, don't touch it! It's not going down! Why on cornflakes? On top, like you, like

and put on a little way thanks your great home. You know that compliment that that is for me on a MAC can kind of feel it. When I shall write from a stop like what's that now I've ever like a put on an extra that that covert fifteen you now I am now Enhydra let out all your pleads, I don't even think you know it so and I feel like look, I'm in love with smart car, you got us for our anniversary. You know I've been guy down at a lot said: you'd love it unites times. glad that you do the same with the actual fourteen pounds on me. Now, the same lonely rubble acceleration in our own tv the dealer nerves, cigar, fairer trade, nap a little. You know o also you wanna do like that: smart car Ex dad's very sporty

guy tried to get me to do it, but, I said all know: that's a big purchase. We'd all make big purchases like that. Without talking to our better speaking, I asked there's this track you now. I will give you and I know how you like to go in taking, it's all about. You know. That's been my weekend. I my weekend warrior with the estate they'll get this chest of drawers in the back of a smarter anyway, with Ex goes Dodge American Car, company. They got a new truck call them here, Ex our acts as a tax, because you make tracts when you go so far as its rapporteur killer you, let me know if it's uh, it's a truck, it's got good horse. Power and is it? Is it sensible? it's under a thousand horse power,

I don't know anything about cars and you're the first to know that, but that does someone I was under and say how much like one hundred two kids, it's more like in the seven to arrange out about six hundred and eighty four pounds. A tour he's got some hay for those heavy antiques, Yonah I'm sorry. Are you talking about by in this thing this this month a city. What are you talking about? Each of these are bottom line. Is a hundred thousand dollars hydrate we're gonna the house and the car for a hundred thousand dollars. Are you crazy? Have a squirrel is young man. I am very, very confused. What you are proposing here, you know I've been collecting dry food kind of keeping them in their seller. I dug out in the yard- oh yeah, you

so good about that? I can't wait to do all that cannon in the soaked in this winter. It's going to be a lot of it's going to be a hold kind of the same theme Oh, do tell you know I love prepping Well, you know a Yo Nancy below sea level. I, who is that how'd, you know she's on the school board. Do you want me to get our message? Yeah, hey, and have a joint checking account. Do I know I've been asking for one for years, but you keep saying you know you. This is your money. This is my money. I keep telling me it's better for me because you said that yard in the crafts are so expensive that should come out on my own account right. That's almost four! Ninety nine spool! Yes, I show you got stuff you frivolously spend on. Oh, I met it yields charge. I

I never shown any interest in any over your family members by member your grandmother's diamond broach one not meant a lot to the family, yeah yeah, I'd like to I got you admire. That oh Megan, let me go ahead and grab that for you. You know you ve, never taken any interest in any of our any of my mother Jorgensen things in the night. I appreciate this days. Is something you're doing this by something? patient show their right, yeah yeah? get that for your high yeah? What do you think you could get traded on that smart car? Let's say I dunno randomly dodge dealership just off the tall valley. You know you, no better than me. I think it retails for about thirty two thousand murmur work where we're episode of Antique Road show where, while together, which while they had that diamond broach, oh

beautiful wasn't away at spark all day. They hung on that shot for a good two minutes. Do you think that that diamond broach would be worth eighties Six thousand two hundred and ninety nine dollars, plus a gas guzzling surcharge. hard to say, but that sounds like an awful suspicious specific. Number are just drawn out a number and what about a guy? what now the guy that Gaskell Gaza surcharge perfect. Excuse. Me, sir. You try and upon my great grandmothers broached to get yourself that monster truck or whatever you're talking about a check. My phone oh The harm and card and premium sound system to that so as to give its eighty eight cents

three. Ninety nine! Let you know she also had imagined pair of hearings, but I don't feel good about this conversation. Why did you let me have clean for you all? would be lovely. You know this is because our universe Aris coming now and I give any interest in our universe three before I always after a mine, Jack you're, just such a dodo would I lie already November a real right. There a month off. Do our car guy? What why don't you? Those hearings in that broach wrap up couple those bars for me and then make your love is bar, as these are the cereal kind with the cane my last year in it may really stick you're ribs, you love those, since I think that was the reason you married me appear those up and me

sure, there's enough coffee and bars for Denise or or my friend TIM. And we're just gonna go. Have those upright cleaned a coin. A clean, a clean cleaned gas have lately have the stuff coined behind. You know widely J detail, smart, you could you go ahead in detail the smart car and then just get out my rio, be cordless drill and hook it up odometer and she we could save a few thousand miles, offer that bad boy, all our people. Yeah. Now you know I've been wondering, spend my horizons. You said this scrap book and was nonsense and I didn't believe you, but this sounds like a mighty fun project. Now you know what I don't mean to lean on your too hard honey cause. You marks Ohio, your taking the broken hearings to get clean. Can I can I throw in a cup other heirlooms, so you can go ahead, shine those up as well. Oh yeah! How area

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Other, why bring your tax returns instead of your idea to the main? Otherwise it's it's like theirs real danger in saying Would you like to add? two dollars to a pack of every cigarettes, in order, then use that money. We could use that money to build light rail are or whatever put in the school seven. Some sounds like it makes sense, but if only twenty, Santa people smiled, then that's gonna win every time and there is a slippery slope there for me I don't know I'm not a fan of that, and I do worry that people think they can vote themselves free shit and It will be the end of the experiment. It would have offered Democrats only they have, but they did a great job getting every ship was. About Billy people that normally weren't gonna, both in Nottingham shrivels, but whatever league they got everybody out.

they ve done an amazing job. Getting that message of your voice count your voice count! You boy scout, while both sides that a pretty good job this remains a big record turn get me to just for my own personal. They are. I got another. Twenty seven calls in the last three weeks from from democratic got one Republican also entertaining yeah. Well, obviously, so you know that the the shifting landscape is the Democrats, one young people to vote because young people vote democratic. They use the one. You know his son annex in minorities, devote and they are still gonna but they're gonna have to take another look at that one eye, as some of these groups go a different direction or start voting. voting a different way. They might not be his is coveted anymore, so it'll be it'll, be interesting.

See that shift, probably in the next election. Yes right, I do agree with you, why they have to look at different methods of rent strategies? I do wonder if Biden wasn't the most in firing candidate for certain groups noon, I mean: is this: how rich white guy it was all. It was all this vote against Tromp I dont override nobody. No one ever set at uttered these words. Did you hear what Oh Biden said they only by only entered did you hear a job items on our right right, but in the future, when there's no trump to galvanise the other side against you're gonna need a more inspiring candidate or reliable or whenever the word you want to use is so who who can inspire that base or device for those groups, will that's. Why remember? For five minutes we heard about those young up income or name beta Orourke. There was gonna run for president and taken by storm? I think that was that that a sort of deal for the moment of that's going to be the new phase of the democratic party

now we have abandoned pushing aid years old, but as a phase for the democratic. Now, what thing. We seem to learn from this election as well as the new progressive green. deal move man. You now we're not down with that as a country that I think the Democrats thought. Oh that's the dirt Can we want to go the people? Clearly spoke: we don't we're not in we're not into all the super progressive movement, and maybe just maybe we'll maybe we'll get a bit. From all the the race talk for four just fuckin. Ten minutes aren't, let's see just in thirty six Texas, Jessen D, just catch us. Oh I'm sidelined three

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the interesting you bring up the green new deal. I was just wasn t. You are absent. side on that I used to work in solar. I weren't you clear, also sought or have you wanna talk about that or we can talk about Congo sixty thousand both. Let's talk about solar yeah, so I worked for Then he called for solar they're down into the Arizona and time we were the largest producer. Panels, but we also bill utility scale solar farms. we are the biggest one. Ah, we talk a lot California, where you guys red southern California with our power purchaser and something with green new deal that nobody is talking about. I worked in the operations centre. We

operated all those plants remotely and no one is talking about this, but solar renewables in wind. They all are completely dependent upon something else to stabilize them. If I can boy. You bob death. If I've got a plant in southern California, the producers, five hundred megawatt after forecast that out for the powerful research and they need to know how much power they're gonna have to supply the grid. I can tell them I'm going five hundred megawatts tomorrow at noon, and we forecast that based on cloud cover, and obviously that that stop is highly entirely bottle and many. That would happen that I would were cast our ability to produce five hundred megawatts tomorrow at noon and then new

tomorrow and we ve got nothing so what the power purchasers have to do is they have to be but a back up all of our five hundred megawatts with something else so called natural gas. Something like that So when you got the gave a new sums up the world in the California state Legislature that says: hey we're, gonna get of nuclear and California, and we're gonna push towards renewables? Really? What you're doing is hands, in California and. throwing them into more carbon produce. Being energy? resources for you now the next century offers the half. I've been hearing no nukes I was four years old where I dont know how many facilities operating for

these we ve had the United States by the way. Jeanne one, maybe Jen to stuff like not the modern ultra save she, They have in Europe now, but where, All the nuclear accidents where, where is all the devastation? What what's going on? Where we like? We too, we talk about nuclear power, like we ve, been talking about killer bees coming from taxes to California, ridden Fuckin talkative. For fifty years. Nothing happens where, where is it going what's going on. I can tell you so then the Navy. I was alive the navy for six years. I was on a submarine, so I live right next to a nuclear reactor operated it on you, marine vibrational reactors were sixty years now with no incidents to speak. And really all you have to do a thing radiation now and they just terrifies people so, the body probably heard of three mile island you're in the United States

but three mile island look up the fat on three mile island, no one died The release of radiation was I minuscule on the order of micro, curious into the atmosphere. So it's it's. It's wildly over heights the risk associated with it and obviously, with all energy production, their dress, there's death that occur, for mining call. There's death death that occur. Problem mining that we have to do to produce solar panels. Those things are full of can Germania em all sorts of semi conductors? all that shit getting mine from all places in Africa, where treat people Germania MAPS geraniums a first round her out I'll. Ask you, by the way this year, lockdown coordinate nor to four afford a look at.

Alright, I'm I'm, I feel like I'm takin, crazy pills, because I've talk about the kind of the death of math and all this, weird reactive stuff, like first things. First, we want to listen to. We do this in a Jane, Fonda, she's gonna, set policy for California and in power, and all this gonna get gave a nuisance of full ass issues. A fuckin buffoon, the legislation, I don't fuck entrust I dont know what so dangerous about nuclear. I know I know dumb people don't like nuclear, Do we have a better reason than dumb people being scared of something that safer than all the other? Four? a power that that our our options- you, I I dont, think their eyes I think at this point nuclear want. You associate with the bomb.

it was, it was a lost cause. You referred monogamy evil above her dumb people have to be done. Then, why do you turn people get to dictate everything this is well? Can you talk of? gave a new severe. All I hear in he no conservative. and the climate change deniers there against science, but I'm tellin you and and and this is a small story itself conspiracy like, but I was right there. in the renewable industry- and we all knew it. It was a fact. Renewables are going to guarantee the the of the fossil fuel industry for decades to come. If you believe you jump, if you throw you're your hat to the ring for renewables. If you put all your eggs, new was basket. You're gonna guarantee the safety of fossil fuels for decades to come, because they're absolutely honour percent dependent upon it.

And really the only way to get away from the fossil fuels would be to embrace nuclear and air that up how many millions, millions of gallons of diesel. Does a nuclear aircraft carrier say verses, an old school world WAR two had that fail. That thing fuller diesel your I mean and then and then what coming out of the exhaust piper, the smokestack and what's going into the atmosphere. Yes, we ve had a nuclear navy these people wanna submarine and sleep next to the power plant that powers this thing, for four ye for decades to add yet the submarine that I was on it with commission back and ninety ninety six? I was on it until two thousand and nine and they did its first reviewing in two thousand and ten

on the one service but with TAT one refuel and it's about the size of the core itself- is about the size of the now one that room one bad apartment, Horatio love, two hundred and questionable and because we talked to people's subs majority did know enough about it to ask: do you of any health problems. Is this something that they look at? You abed Second, with you about being that close to nuclear energy, or does it not the work that we have no idea here so on a summer, green. Everyone on the submarine wears a dose, amateur and if you're having a dentist, you wear a special those cimeter that allows them to read it on site now over about view leisure, yeah yeah. So just to give you an idea of the scale,

radiation that we would absorb. I think my annual those limits for the navy with something like five milligrams per year, and sometimes people would take their dose amateurs and accidently habit and a piece of clothing that gap the luggage and taken to an airport or are taken on it on you know an airline that would trigger a dose investigation, because somebody went back on vacation. They turn their debt cimeter and they have ten milligram because they took it on the plane. Re flu, yeah. Maybe we were quite safe. We had extremely low levels of animal those who I think my lifetime exposure with something like seven memorandum, and that was four years working. On summary, here's how safe nuclear is. You can put it in a sealed too

but known as a submarine. You can put sixty five guys in there how many guys on your submarine, I would not have been more and we had generally about it, when thirty to fifty people, learn fifty guys on the sealed tube, and then you kids, go under the solar caps in a thing and then come out and have no no radiation, no ill effects. Also you built the thing was bid ninety six. If ten years and by the way, do much energy. It takes to take a three or four hundred foot too. under water and push it first met. Times, is that thing circumnavigate at the globe Fourteen years later you just give it time to give it another softball size thing a fuel in order to to go for another fourteen years said Sancho.

For many years the laundry heard already people at sounds and national authorities. It sounds insanely efficient to me and also sounds wildly safe as well, so I know Jane funded and had no nukes, but is there that we just base our whole world, and on that I get there I can tell you that our submarines, the Navy, was careful. The reactor sit in a reactor compartment and its heavily shielded on all so there's a layer of Polly shielding, a layer of steel, others even water in the shielding in the? U S. Navy was good about that. The EU Those are the skin on their shielding in order to save wait, make their submarines bastard I and thereby to say what I mean to let using you have the more exposure to the crew. Thank you. Thank you. Just then, a call back please. This has been very interesting luck,

You use technology, you make it safe, its efficient and it's clean, come on now is boiling water. You noticed way to generate heat and what its no man for a nine edge by you, know three inch bumper sticker right there I got Martin Sheen said no knew so well, I guess we're Lhasa Battle I did what I knew. I'd heard this already somewhere on. Looking now three mile island and Chernobyl. Huge nuclear disasters were human error. though they are. I trained staff rife some sort of human error, so it is not that easy Inherently dangerous area the Grenelle down moment to take some one fucking up right And those things were built in the sixties like going out himself there there they had to be built in the six. These guys are both both disasters are well

and by the way you know we do the Fukushima thing like a pig disaster, how many people died one one commercial airlines crash and that that more than three mile island and Fukushima damn whatever was the third one. You know about internal Chernobyl power while Russia, all all bets, are off with Russia, but we would build in two thousand and twenty one it would be completely redundant. Safety state yard computers right I mean, and what was three mile island was built by nineteen sixty six sixty nine Sixteen! I think that link construction. We barely had computers, rise of a house right. Think about the computing that would go on now. Let me hit Geico here the only a ranch, your home, I'm sure you do one of the other work hard

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