Speaker 1: Was a former Trump supporting boomer saved by his kids.
Speaker 1: Big story going around the internet. That's kind of comical
Speaker 1: when you look at it in the grand scope of things. Also,
Speaker 1: more men in women's basketball, at least that's what some
Speaker 1: players are advocating for. Liberals lose their ever loving mind
Speaker 1: over President Trump's hair, a new term called mal gendering
Speaker 1: is now out. And a discussion with Danny Goki from
Speaker 1: Wednesday from the Make Heaven Crowded Tour. So much to
Speaker 1: get to on this Friday episode. My name is Joe Bob.
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Speaker 1: we're gonna up front play my favorite jingle of the
Speaker 1: entire show. It's time for the clip cleanout clean up.
Speaker 1: Clip Sweep didn't use this week. It's the clip clean
Speaker 1: out Now. This clip barely made the cut, mostly because
Speaker 1: these clips are usually from throughout the week. We didn't
Speaker 1: get to them because there's a lot of things to
Speaker 1: get to so or they're just they're sitting. They're sitting
Speaker 1: in a digital clip bin. And you know, just like
Speaker 1: you take a trash out every week, whatever day that
Speaker 1: your trash is collected, we got to do that here
Speaker 1: as a Friday, as usually are the clip cleanout Now.
Speaker 1: This particular clip barely made the cut because this was
Speaker 1: circulating around yesterday. This is from CBS News. A seventy
Speaker 1: five year old former Trump supporter has now turned on
Speaker 1: the President, and the reasoning, if you haven't seen this
Speaker 1: may shock you. We will play the clip. I have
Speaker 1: some thoughts. I'm sure you will as well. TPTOTPUSA dot com.
Speaker 1: But starting off the clib cleanout, watch this.
Speaker 2: I voted for Trump. I am saying that they are
Speaker 2: picking up law and biting citizens. They're destroying families jobs.
Speaker 3: John Gannon is a seventy five year old businessman, a
Speaker 3: lifelong Republican who supported President Trump in twenty twenty four.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't do that again, not after this fiasco.
Speaker 3: His fiance, forty five year old venice Bulan immigrant yasman
Speaker 3: swads Ridges, was detained by ICE at George Bush Intercontinental
Speaker 3: Airport in Houston in late July eighth.
Speaker 2: Ice agents swarmed Jasmine and detained her didn't tell us
Speaker 2: why and rustled her off into a car.
Speaker 3: When you saw that unfold, What went through your mind?
Speaker 2: Well, I was just internal disbelief.
Speaker 3: According to her immigration lawyer. So they just came to
Speaker 3: the US legally in twenty twenty three and later applied
Speaker 3: for asylum, a case that is still ongoing. But her
Speaker 3: underlying permission to be in the US has lapsed.
Speaker 1: Oh oh right there, that was it at the very end.
Speaker 1: Did you hear that her permission to be in the
Speaker 1: United States has lapsed? Now, there's several things going on here.
Speaker 4: Uh.
Speaker 1: One. That dude is seventy five years old, apparently a
Speaker 1: lifelong conservative, says he voted for President Trump in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four. And I don't want to knock the guy
Speaker 1: too much because I probably guarantee that we agree on
Speaker 1: a lot of core political issues. But at the same time,
Speaker 1: I think he actually might have dodged a bullet on
Speaker 1: this one, just saying, Okay, so let's just look at
Speaker 1: this forty five year old woman. Then what forty three
Speaker 1: comes here in twenty twenty three, finds the love of
Speaker 1: her life that is thirty years older than her businessmen
Speaker 1: probably relatively wealthy. They decided to get married, She overstays
Speaker 1: her visa and lo and behold. Ice says, you're not
Speaker 1: in the country legally. Actually, I think he really saved
Speaker 1: himself from a massive headache going forward. Actually my thought
Speaker 1: just just I'd be super curious if anybody else has
Speaker 1: this thought TPT ATPUSA dot com. I think it was
Speaker 1: his kids. I assume this person has kids. I don't
Speaker 1: know specifically. There wasn't a ton of information on him,
Speaker 1: but if he has kids and has an inheritance coming
Speaker 1: to those kids, I could think it. I think It's
Speaker 1: very possible that those kids might have tipped off Ice
Speaker 1: and said, Hey, our dad is about to marry a
Speaker 1: woman thirty years younger than her. She's younger than even
Speaker 1: some of us, and to save the massive inheritance trust
Speaker 1: headache that will come from this, I'm gonna go ahead.
Speaker 1: Let Ice know that she's here legally. Just a thought,
Speaker 1: I guess, I don't quite understand the idea that, well,
Speaker 1: these things that I voted for, they happened to me
Speaker 1: in my backyard. Yeah, what did you think was gonna happen?
Speaker 1: You know, if you really really wanted to make sure
Speaker 1: that this didn't happen to your thirty years younger fiance,
Speaker 1: maybe tie them not a little bit sooner, I guess.
Speaker 1: But at the same time, you might look back on
Speaker 1: this in six months and go, what in the world
Speaker 1: was I thinking? Thank God for Ice, I'm back on
Speaker 1: the president's side. Let's make this country great again. Okay.
Speaker 1: Clip that we missed earlier in the week that would
Speaker 1: have had a lovely, lovely time talking about, mostly because
Speaker 1: of this would have fit in totally with take that Tuesday.
Speaker 1: Didn't get it on because we had another fantastic take
Speaker 1: that Tuesday but this is a segment from over the
Speaker 1: weekend where RFK Junior, the HHS Secretary, just pummeled Dana
Speaker 1: Bash rhetorically speaking. Watch this.
Speaker 5: I think that what I have talked to science and
Speaker 5: doctors about.
Speaker 4: It just can you look?
Speaker 1: Can you show me one study?
Speaker 5: Yes, I can.
Speaker 1: It shows that I can.
Speaker 4: Children were protected by the COVID vaccine.
Speaker 5: I can tell you that there are.
Speaker 1: More good than harm to children.
Speaker 6: Can you show me one study that.
Speaker 5: Shows I can tell you that when it comes to
Speaker 5: the vaccine, there have been studies that show that because
Speaker 5: of vaccine disinformation disinformation, there could have been one hundred
Speaker 5: to two hundred thousand lives in the US saved, but
Speaker 5: because people didn't get the vaccine. That's why I'm not
Speaker 5: saying that it entirely you are saying.
Speaker 7: You are saying something that you cannot show them a.
Speaker 5: Single sty I am not saying nonsense.
Speaker 1: I am talking with somebody told you.
Speaker 5: Excuse me and let me study what study?
Speaker 1: Study?
Speaker 5: No, what studies are you just talking about. You're talking
Speaker 5: about studies that actually don't exist. I want to talk
Speaker 5: about that.
Speaker 1: You're talking about it.
Speaker 4: The study.
Speaker 1: This is not productive.
Speaker 5: I'm not here to defend all of the.
Speaker 4: Pro talking.
Speaker 7: You can't support it, and then what I call you,
Speaker 7: you're telling I'm.
Speaker 5: Missing Okay, do you want to talk about you want
Speaker 5: to talk about assertions that you can't support. I'll get
Speaker 5: there in a second.
Speaker 1: We obviously have a big problem with people misunderstanding who
Speaker 1: bears the burden of proof, both in the legal sense,
Speaker 1: but also in this type of interview. She says, Hey,
Speaker 1: you know, these many people could have been saved by
Speaker 1: the vaccine getting the shot, but because of misinformation, they
Speaker 1: all died. And then doctor uh not doctor who Freudians
Speaker 1: lived there, doctor Fauci no RFK Junior says, oh, well,
Speaker 1: where are you getting that information? She says, yeah, you
Speaker 1: wear your information is wrong. I just said, also to
Speaker 1: the idea the audacity to sit there's excuse me, excuse me.
Speaker 1: He's the Secretary of Health and Human Services. He is
Speaker 1: a cat member. If he wants to say something, sure,
Speaker 1: you invited him on his show, but you're a show.
Speaker 1: But he's kind of an important person. He gets to
Speaker 1: say what he wants. I make this ridiculous claim with
Speaker 1: no actual evidence of where the backs it up. So
Speaker 1: where are you finding that number? There? Miss Bash uh,
Speaker 1: your numbers are wrong, secretary. Mister secretary, okay, speaking of science,
Speaker 1: I guess biology specifically. In this we turned back to
Speaker 1: the WNBA. Apparently this is a WNBA star. This is
Speaker 1: how this video was labeled. I am not entirely sure
Speaker 1: of the star power of this producer, Glenn. This has
Speaker 1: cut eight. This is Gabby Williams who is remarking on
Speaker 1: trans athletes in the WNBA. I think this is horrifying
Speaker 1: and at the same time encouraging when you look at
Speaker 1: it from the perspective of my assent to WNBA glory.
Speaker 1: Possibly watch this.
Speaker 8: I think it's trans trans rights right now is our
Speaker 8: new battle. That's what I think that I was saying that,
Speaker 8: like the battles have changed, you know, like our intentions
Speaker 8: in the same and now that the environment has changed,
Speaker 8: we see trans people's rights being you know, shipped away
Speaker 8: from them. There's a lot of disco discourse around trans
Speaker 8: athletes and.
Speaker 1: Where they can compete in.
Speaker 8: I would welcome a transathlete on my team or against
Speaker 8: my team anytime. I don't think it's a problem in
Speaker 8: the world. It's just another way to kind of attack
Speaker 8: trans people. You know, we've seen we've seen players like
Speaker 8: Leijia Clarendon who stepped into that for front and have
Speaker 8: been brave enough and gregeous enough to kind of a
Speaker 8: step up. So I guess that's the next battle that
Speaker 8: we have to fight as athletes.
Speaker 1: M Okay, Gabby, she's again, I'm just saying I think
Speaker 1: that's crazy. But she's the one who's playing the sport.
Speaker 1: So if she's okay with it, where's that French dude
Speaker 1: who's just dunking on all those people in France. Let's
Speaker 1: let's sign him up to play in the w NBA
Speaker 1: and let's have a party. I mean, you know, mostly
Speaker 1: to prove the point. I don't actually want to see
Speaker 1: men just dominating women in women's sports, but just to
Speaker 1: prove the point once and for all. Remember that Canadian
Speaker 1: weightlifting competition, I probably two or three years ago at
Speaker 1: this point, some dude signed up in the women's category,
Speaker 1: didn't change his name, didn't try to do it. It
Speaker 1: just was like, no, I'm a woman, and then he
Speaker 1: ended up shocker, he won. That's that's probably what it's
Speaker 1: gonna take.
Speaker 4: Now.
Speaker 1: Speaking in this same line of the WNBA featured in
Speaker 1: the clip, clean Out is actually a you know, I don't.
Speaker 1: I don't want to call him a friend because that
Speaker 1: would be an exaggeration. But Lonzo Ball, Interestingly enough, I
Speaker 1: grew up in the same city as Lonzo Ball and
Speaker 1: had a lot of interaction with him while he was
Speaker 1: growing up in high school. Lonzo Ba, if you don't
Speaker 1: know as an NBA player, I'm not sure where he's
Speaker 1: playing now, but we grew up in the same city.
Speaker 1: My younger sister and him, they were all friends. And
Speaker 1: I say that because I want to reader the fact
Speaker 1: what he's talking about and make the assertion that he's
Speaker 1: making regarding how his play was in the ninth grade
Speaker 1: relative to w NBA play is totally true. I was there,
Speaker 1: watched this cut ted, and.
Speaker 9: I mean this as respectfully as possible. But ninth grade
Speaker 9: Lonzo Ball in the WNBA, it's crazy, all right, because look,
Speaker 9: in ninth grade, I'm over six feet and I'm dunking
Speaker 9: like I'm coming through to the No girl in the
Speaker 9: WNBA is doing that.
Speaker 7: I'm going back door throw it up like I'm looking
Speaker 7: like Jordan out there. So I'm gonna just say I'm
Speaker 7: meaning so respectfully. Oh great senior middle school day out.
Speaker 7: I give it to the WNBA.
Speaker 1: Respectfully, he says, that's not him as another guy, but respectfully,
Speaker 1: he says, I would dominate. And again, as I was there,
Speaker 1: I watched it. He is correct. You should have seen
Speaker 1: the ball. I uh, this is apropos nothing. My neighbor
Speaker 1: was playing on the high school team. When he was
Speaker 1: playing on the high school team too, I think he
Speaker 1: was a sophomore, and I think they won either one
Speaker 1: or with the runner up at the state championship. And
Speaker 1: I'm watching this kid as a sophomore, going, holy cow,
Speaker 1: you know who. This reminds me of the w NBA players,
Speaker 1: except it doesn't. He would dominate. So okay, that's fun.
Speaker 1: Kind of doing the clip clean out Earlier on in
Speaker 1: the show, we're still gonna do get to the point.
Speaker 1: We got some good points to get to. And later
Speaker 1: on the show, we're gonna play the interview that I
Speaker 1: had with Danny Goki at the Make Heaven Crowded tour
Speaker 1: over there in Phoenix, Arizona on Wednesday. Exciting stuff to come.
Speaker 1: Oh and Trump's hair that's coming up after the break.
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Speaker 6: But nobody I know, you know, believes in defunding the
Speaker 6: police the terms of doing away with I hope the
Speaker 6: day comes. I hope the day comes when we don't
Speaker 6: leave the world and the number of people who are
Speaker 6: incusert that speaks very poorly of alur society.
Speaker 1: Is Bernie Sanders going through a Joe Biden moment. I
Speaker 1: don't know anybody. I don't know anybody who supports the
Speaker 1: funding the police except for everybody I know. Nobody I
Speaker 1: know supports the funding the police except for and only
Speaker 1: everybody that I know. By Bernie isn't too great. I
Speaker 1: think I do it. I think I do. Bernie impersonation
Speaker 1: transitions into the Fauci personation just a little bit too
Speaker 1: much for me, so regardless, Yeah, okay, all right. He
Speaker 1: does say though he would like to end prisons, he
Speaker 1: doesn't say abolished prisons. I'd like to be a point
Speaker 1: where we don't have to have prisons. Okay, So you
Speaker 1: know you're talking about heaven there at that point, Bernie,
Speaker 1: And I'm not entirely sure if that's your political or
Speaker 1: sorry religious person, but maybe it does. Maybe it's hope
Speaker 1: not gonna happen here, But you know, I guess, I
Speaker 1: guess the optimism is there. I don't know all right,
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Speaker 1: ever wanted to try heroin and or crack, Well, don't worry.
Speaker 1: You no longer need to do it in the basement
Speaker 1: of a meth house. Instead, you can do it in
Speaker 1: a New York government facility. This from CBS News. These
Speaker 1: NYC centers allow heroin and crack use in house. Nearly
Speaker 1: five years in. Is it helping question mark spoiler alert? Nope.
Speaker 1: Now they throw out some statistics that say, well, they've
Speaker 1: intervened in twenty one hundred overdoses, which you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: you don't want to see people die of overdoses. But
Speaker 1: at the same time, when I get to the money
Speaker 1: that they're spending in New York City for this, it's
Speaker 1: pretty crazy. Anyways. Nearly five years since opening in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty one, two On Point NYC Overdose Prevention Centers have
Speaker 1: allowed supervise in house use of heroin and cracked crack.
Speaker 1: It is a city sanctioned experiment that remains illegal under
Speaker 1: federal law because remember, these are Schedule one narcotics and
Speaker 1: it's very illegal to do in this country, unless, of course,
Speaker 1: I guess, you do them within the safety of a
Speaker 1: government run facility. Now, allegedly, according to these numbers, like
Speaker 1: I said, they claim we've saved twenty one hundred people
Speaker 1: from overdoses. Actually, I'm not even sure if that's true.
Speaker 1: Twenty one hundred overdoses, which could mean that multiple people
Speaker 1: have had or sorry, some people have had multiple overdoses,
Speaker 1: So I guess I don't know the civic individual numbers,
Speaker 1: but they do say that seven thousand registered participants have
Speaker 1: used the service two hundred and fifty thousand times. Now,
Speaker 1: I don't agree with it. I'm gonna let me set
Speaker 1: this up at the beginning. I don't agree with this,
Speaker 1: but you can make the argument. Look, people coming down
Speaker 1: from drug addiction need to have a softer landing, right,
Speaker 1: You can't just go cold turkey. In some cases, going
Speaker 1: cold turkey might actually kill the person. I totally understand
Speaker 1: that if seven thousand participants are using drugs two hundred
Speaker 1: and fifty thousand times. You're not trying to create a
Speaker 1: soft landing. You're just enabling an addiction just mathematically. That's
Speaker 1: how it works. The organization operates with a nineteen million
Speaker 1: dollar budget, including roughly seventeen million dollars from the city. Okay,
Speaker 1: the question is, obviously money is fungible. I understand that.
Speaker 1: But of that seventeen million dollars coming from the city,
Speaker 1: how much of that is coming from the federal government
Speaker 1: into the city to fund doing something that is federally legal.
Speaker 1: My guess is quite a bit. The Islamic Ugandan communist
Speaker 1: zam Dam Hooton Nanny says, this is a great thing
Speaker 1: because we are reducing street drug use and therefore we're
Speaker 1: going to continue to support in house drug use at
Speaker 1: our government facilities. Okay, moving on here. This should not
Speaker 1: be shocked anybody. This is from the Washington Free Free
Speaker 1: Beacon electric vehicle exec identified as CCP member the Chinese
Speaker 1: Communist Party, and he has given four hundred and fifty
Speaker 1: thousand dollars in donations to Democrats. Holy cow, this, I
Speaker 1: am shocked by this.
Speaker 4: Um.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's really it. That's the whole story. The
Speaker 1: headline is the story. A guy's name is Pin Knees,
Speaker 1: an auto executive. He's been identified as a Chinese Communist
Speaker 1: Party member. Is Chai comm a derogatory term. I don't
Speaker 1: think it is. I think it's just Chinese Communist Chai coom.
Speaker 1: But I don't know. Maybe I'll get canceled to that.
Speaker 1: I don't know. But he's donated a boatload of money
Speaker 1: to obviously the other the American Communists. So there's that. Okay,
Speaker 1: moving on here because I gotta we're a little pressed
Speaker 1: for time here. Today, Trump signs executive order that ends
Speaker 1: this from Breitbart, ends birther tourism, limits birthright citizenship. Okay,
Speaker 1: so the Supreme Court obviously made that horrible decision in
Speaker 1: which mister Roberts, Miss Barrett, mister Kavanaugh all dissented. Kavanaugh
Speaker 1: left room for it to be legislative. But again we
Speaker 1: talked about that when it happened. But in the same
Speaker 1: way that, well, you can just go you can go
Speaker 1: a different route. Right, this legal route was blocked by
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. The President Trump says, I'm going to
Speaker 1: go another way. So there's two separate individual executive orders.
Speaker 1: The first identifies certain categories of children of aliens, including
Speaker 1: alien enemies, foreign members of foreign terrors organizations, and those
Speaker 1: who lobby on behalf of foreign governments, as ineligible for
Speaker 1: birthright citizenship, with historical exceptions recognized by the Supreme Court.
Speaker 1: That was that whole wonkim arc debate way back when
Speaker 1: his parents were not dignitaries. But at the time, we
Speaker 1: don't need to relitigate all of that. The second one
Speaker 1: directs the Secretary of State sorry yeah, Secretary of State
Speaker 1: and Secretary of Homeland Security to halt birth or tourism
Speaker 1: by banning the practice by not allowing people to obtain
Speaker 1: visas for that. I'm not going to get too far
Speaker 1: into this. I may or may not know somebody very
Speaker 1: very well who may or may not happen to be me,
Speaker 1: who runs a couple of different properties elsewhere that have
Speaker 1: long term rentals, kind of like an Airbnb situation, kind
Speaker 1: of like a vacation rental thing. And you could totally
Speaker 1: hate that if you don't like that sort of thing
Speaker 1: in your city, but that's just the reality. Sometimes we
Speaker 1: get requests from people from China that say, hey, it'll
Speaker 1: be me another person, and then a newborn infant. This
Speaker 1: is a birth or tour or something. One hundred percent
Speaker 1: there's nobody to report that to. But we just deny
Speaker 1: the thing. So uh, that's that. Let's see making sure
Speaker 1: I have time for this. Trump ordered to ordered by
Speaker 1: Appeals court to stop the White House ballroom construction. Man,
Speaker 1: that's that. President Trump is fourteen days to appeal that
Speaker 1: to the Supreme Court. Two to one decision blocked further
Speaker 1: construction because they're like, yeah, we hate the guy, so
Speaker 1: we're gonna block him. But speaking of hating the guy,
Speaker 1: I want to get to this because I think this
Speaker 1: is the funniest outrage by the Libs. Trump's hairstyle during
Speaker 1: Vegas speech sparked wild online speculation about makeover. Basically, the
Speaker 1: Libs are saying President Trump is wearing a hair piece.
Speaker 1: You know, his entire career, he's been known for his hair,
Speaker 1: and now and only now are we saying he's wearing
Speaker 1: a wig. Let me see a picture of President Trump,
Speaker 1: the one that they're saying, oh, this is a This
Speaker 1: is definitely a wig. I don't know, dude looks pretty
Speaker 1: much exactly like his hair. Actually, you know, this particular
Speaker 1: photo counter to the wild online crazy lunatics. I mean,
Speaker 1: we're talking like Adam Kinsinger saying like he's got a weave,
Speaker 1: which I don't know if this makes President Trump the
Speaker 1: second black president. I don't know if that if that's
Speaker 1: how that works. But anyways, a bunch of people saying
Speaker 1: he's wearing a wig. Look at his hair looks way
Speaker 1: more voluminous than it usually does. I don't know, that
Speaker 1: looks pretty normal. If anything, it looks a little bit
Speaker 1: less voluminous. I think we have a clip of how
Speaker 1: voluminous his hair normally is. Can we play that clip
Speaker 1: really quick?
Speaker 8: Is anyone allowed else allowed to touch there?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Really?
Speaker 3: I mean it doesn't bother me.
Speaker 4: That's mine. Wow, it's mine. That's actually it's not bad,
Speaker 4: right act I actually have a hairline.
Speaker 1: Shit again, Yeah, yep, I mean that's that's the way
Speaker 1: that I that's that's his normal hair. So yeah, the
Speaker 1: new photo from Las Vegas actually looks a little bit
Speaker 1: downsized instead of you know, the general voluminosity. I think,
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's a word than he usually does.
Speaker 1: There are some people online saying that that's ai, that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: That's how the president's hair, you know, is usually just
Speaker 1: full young vital I don't know.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 1: Anyways, Liz are obviously looking for anything they can to
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Speaker 2: So much.
Speaker 4: It's funny because like, if we win, this is gonna
Speaker 4: be the like summer summer home.
Speaker 1: Just like every time I've ever come here, I've hated it.
Speaker 2: Why am I here?
Speaker 1: I don't know who decided to put that out. That's
Speaker 1: mister l Sayad.
Speaker 4: I think.
Speaker 1: I don't know if that's how you pronounce his name.
Speaker 1: Another islammunist. I don't know if he's from also from Uganda,
Speaker 1: but he's in Michigan. Now. Going to a place that
Speaker 1: is Macna Island is like idyllic. If you've ever been
Speaker 1: to like northern Michigan, they're Charlevoy up there. I mean,
Speaker 1: once you get into the up it's just beautiful. Oh,
Speaker 1: it's unbelievable. And he goes, I hate this place. Now
Speaker 1: there's a bunch of people that are like, you know,
Speaker 1: I can't believe a candidate would say that about a
Speaker 1: place in their own jurisdiction. But actually, I don't think
Speaker 1: that that's the best argument, because there are places if
Speaker 1: I were to say, run for Senate of California, I
Speaker 1: never would never in a million years. Don't even want
Speaker 1: to entertain that thought. But if I were, I would
Speaker 1: go to places in California and go, I hate this place.
Speaker 1: But those places would be like skid Row or I
Speaker 1: don't know, the Tenderloin district in San Francisco. Those places
Speaker 1: would be like places where there's drug addicts sprawled throughout
Speaker 1: the streets, people shooting up. You might get stabbed in
Speaker 1: broad daylight. And I would justifiably say I hate this place,
Speaker 1: and I'm running for this state office to change this place.
Speaker 1: He on the other hand, looks around at a quaint town,
Speaker 1: idyllic American community and says, where are the Turbans. I
Speaker 1: don't know if that's what he said. He says, where
Speaker 1: where are the turbans? I hate this place because there's
Speaker 1: there's not as many turbans. Is probably not the right
Speaker 1: Turbans is a different religion. It doesn't matter. He basically says,
Speaker 1: this looks too American. I think because that's the only
Speaker 1: thing that I can take from this. Because he says
Speaker 1: I hate this place so much, how ironic would it
Speaker 1: be if we won, we'd have to have the summer
Speaker 1: house here. And the problem with that is I freaking
Speaker 1: hate it. See see the difference. The difference is that
Speaker 1: I would go throughout my state and look at places
Speaker 1: that clearly need to be turned around and brought up
Speaker 1: in terms of standard of living and say I hate
Speaker 1: this place. We need to change it for the better.
Speaker 1: He goes to a place that is awesome and says,
Speaker 1: I hate this place. Why Probably because they hate Western
Speaker 1: civilization and I hate America. That's what I That's That's
Speaker 1: what I can surmise from that clip. I don't know
Speaker 1: how this clip got out. This is weird. It looks
Speaker 1: like it's like a documentary team with himself with him.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I don't know. But again, the guy
Speaker 1: who's running for Senate who refuses to distance himself from
Speaker 1: a guy who says America deserved nine to eleven, You know, well,
Speaker 1: I guess what can you expect. There was also a
Speaker 1: clip flowing out there that I know he didn't know
Speaker 1: was gonna get out, where his campaign manager or somebody
Speaker 1: in this campaign was like, hey, remember, people are stupid,
Speaker 1: so you don't ever have to explain any of the
Speaker 1: stuff that you're talking about. That's one way to look
Speaker 1: at your constituency. All right, Hey, TVTTPUSA dot Commy is
Speaker 1: the email addressed before we get some of the emails today.
Speaker 1: I want to bring this up. This is a new
Speaker 1: this is a new term, new lib term. Just this
Speaker 1: is malgendering. Have you heard this heard this term before?
Speaker 6: Well?
Speaker 1: What is malgendering? You might ask? Malgendering is defined as this.
Speaker 1: Malgendering occurs when a person uses a trans person's correct
Speaker 1: gender with malicious intent. All Right, I give up. I
Speaker 1: give up to so you guys, You guys want to say, hey,
Speaker 1: I'm a lady, you better call me a lady, and
Speaker 1: you go, okay, fine, you're a lady.
Speaker 4: You didn't.
Speaker 1: You didn't say it with the appropriate amount of joy
Speaker 1: and glee. You said it. You said it with malicious intent.
Speaker 1: How are you gonna tell my intent? I'm doing what
Speaker 1: you want to do now. I don't think people should
Speaker 1: do that. I don't think they should capitulate to the
Speaker 1: woke trans bob. But also using the correct gender with
Speaker 1: malicious intent, This often involves I'm reading again, uh. Involved
Speaker 1: often involves using gender stereotypes as weapons against a person, again,
Speaker 1: making language violent. There they're trying to do, for example,
Speaker 1: telling a trans man you're a man, now stop crying,
Speaker 1: which is inadequate criticism. I think, you know, unless it's
Speaker 1: just just generally speaking, like if something obviously tragic happens
Speaker 1: or something beautiful happens and you see a man crying,
Speaker 1: totally fine. If somebody said something mean to you on
Speaker 1: the subway, not fine, be a man, or telling a
Speaker 1: trans woman this is again a bad way of using this.
Speaker 1: If you want to be a woman, you need to
Speaker 1: start acting like one. Yeah, and not you know, dunking
Speaker 1: on women in the WNBA. Okay, well that's that is malegendering.
Speaker 1: And you know we're we're learning all of the new
Speaker 1: words from all the crazy people. Okay, let's get some emails.
Speaker 1: Tptatpos dot com is the email addressed. Okay, Chris sent along.
Speaker 1: Yesterday we talked about that pageant girl that lost her
Speaker 1: crown and is no longer going to be able to
Speaker 1: compete in Miss USA because of racist posts that happened
Speaker 1: in twenty seventeen, twenty nineteen. Now I actually have, at
Speaker 1: the risk of taking up the rest of the time
Speaker 1: talking about this. Chris sent along the actual screenshots from
Speaker 1: what she said, and I think it just should be said.
Speaker 1: There's a difference between using derogatory language but in the
Speaker 1: way that other people use it in a friendly tone
Speaker 1: and using it in a malicious way, eh, malicious language, right, Okay,
Speaker 1: so all of the I'm not condoning any of the
Speaker 1: stuff that she said, I get that, right. What I
Speaker 1: am saying, though, is there's a difference if you can
Speaker 1: replace the derogatory term with dude. I don't know how
Speaker 1: racist the intent behind that was. It might just be
Speaker 1: an attempt to who I don't know, be within the
Speaker 1: cultural terms of using that word.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 1: We're talking about end bombs, right, this this is this
Speaker 1: s girl tweeted or posted some endbombs. Not good, not
Speaker 1: saying anybody should do that, not condoning it. But let's
Speaker 1: replace the word with dude. If she says, there's a
Speaker 1: difference between saying, hey, hey, what are my dudes doing tonight?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 1: That is different than saying I freaking hate dudes. Okay,
Speaker 1: that's the difference. They kicked her off for racist tweets.
Speaker 1: But in reality, I you know, I'm not trying to
Speaker 1: you know, read her mind, see what's in her heart.
Speaker 1: I get that. But at the same time, you know,
Speaker 1: when when when words that can be seen as derogatory,
Speaker 1: are also used in everyday language, and then a person
Speaker 1: that's not supposed to use that word uses it in
Speaker 1: everyday language. Not good, not saying it's awesome, but it's
Speaker 1: definitely different than the harsh racism that people claimed. Okay,
Speaker 1: Chat frequent correspondent talk to talking about Fauci. Fauci apparently
Speaker 1: owes him a hefty sum of money and house payments
Speaker 1: that he couldn't make because of Fauci's infamous lockdowns. That
Speaker 1: is that's unfortunate, Chat. I hope you get to get
Speaker 1: through that, Mona, says entersponds to a video he played
Speaker 1: the other day. Sorry, I won't be able to email anymore.
Speaker 1: My plate is full funny if you know, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: let's see Paul emails frequent correspondent Paul talking about the
Speaker 1: lumber driver lumberjack truck driver. Look, I think I've been
Speaker 1: wearing flannels a little bit more recently, says that works
Speaker 1: for you. Just lose the earrings and you look straight
Speaker 1: as hell. And I'm not sure about that last part.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I'm still pretty smiley. Okay, that's gonna
Speaker 1: do it for this portion of the show from our
Speaker 1: Make Heaven Crowded Tour. I had a great conversation with
Speaker 1: Danny Goki. That's coming up after the break stick around,
Speaker 1: we'll be right back. Alright, alright, dream City, how are
Speaker 1: we doing? How are we doing tonight on the Make
Speaker 1: Heaven Crowded Tour? Yes, one more time for Danny Goki.
Speaker 1: I think you guys can do better than that. One
Speaker 1: more time for Danny Gokie.
Speaker 4: So good to be here in Phoenix, Arizona, especially at
Speaker 4: the legendary Dream City Church with the legendary founder Tommy
Speaker 4: Barnett in the front row. I mean, come on, anyways,
Speaker 4: I'm done.
Speaker 1: That was amazing.
Speaker 4: Thank you so really quick.
Speaker 1: My name is Joe Bob. I'm a Turning Point contributor.
Speaker 1: I host Turning Point tonight on Real America's Voice. Thank you,
Speaker 1: and I have the wonderful opportunity of facilitating a conversation
Speaker 1: with Danny Goki. But what's interesting is, you know, you
Speaker 1: have kind of questions and topics that you're like, oh,
Speaker 1: this would be interesting to talk about, and then you
Speaker 1: do your performance and I go, okay, I can't talk
Speaker 1: about any of that. I want to talk about the
Speaker 1: music and the songs we were talking backstage a little
Speaker 1: bit about the importance of Christian values in this country,
Speaker 1: as I think you've exemplified in music. John Adams famously said,
Speaker 1: this country is made for a moral and religious people.
Speaker 1: The government isn't entirely inadequate for any other Can you
Speaker 1: talk about the importance of maintaining Christian fundamentals, Christian morals,
Speaker 1: Christian ethics in our country?
Speaker 4: What you said it Christian fundamentals. What is fundamental come
Speaker 4: from its foundations. If the foundation isn't right, what happens
Speaker 4: to the house that you build on it crumbles? Are
Speaker 4: you noticing that our nation is crumbling because of the
Speaker 4: ideology they're building on wrong foundations. You can't tell a
Speaker 4: boy a child that he's a girl and expect that
Speaker 4: the foundation of his life will be built correctly. You're
Speaker 4: actually doing a disservice. It's easier if a child or
Speaker 4: someone whos struggled. This is a real struggle too, because
Speaker 4: there's an enemy against our soul. If there is a
Speaker 4: struggle with gender and someone is with the gender dysphoria,
Speaker 4: the best thing you can do is tell them the truth,
Speaker 4: because the truth sets people free. The best thing I
Speaker 4: can do is put truth in my music. Truth will
Speaker 4: never change. And here's the thing. Truth has been around
Speaker 4: here thousands of years before you ever got here. It
Speaker 4: is a pride and arrogance that is to tell you
Speaker 4: that you got here, that you have a moral and
Speaker 4: a superiority, that you know better than the last generation.
Speaker 4: See us lose called it. He called it. Oh man,
Speaker 4: it's sipping my tongue. I was about to get poetic
Speaker 4: and I just loved it. Oh he said something really cool.
Speaker 4: You gotta go read it. Oh learn. Okay, Well it's
Speaker 4: not coming back, so it's gonna stay there. But basically,
Speaker 4: it's this idea that this generation knows better than the
Speaker 4: last generation. We don't listen. There are things that will
Speaker 4: never change. Foundation. Matter of fact, the Bible says, don't
Speaker 4: don't move the ancient foundations, don't move it. It's been here.
Speaker 4: It's easier to conform to the truth than it is
Speaker 4: to live a whole life with a bunch of lies,
Speaker 4: because you'll keep propping yourself up until you completely fall apart.
Speaker 4: So with music, So you saw that song makeup. I
Speaker 4: heard a pastor preach. Watch out pastors, because if I
Speaker 4: hear you preach, I might write a song of what
Speaker 4: you said. I heard a pastor preach that josephel The
Speaker 4: very last thing she did was she put on makeup
Speaker 4: and then she was killed. And this preacher's name was
Speaker 4: Tommy ay Romi is a prophet from like African then London.
Speaker 4: But he's sort of giving the analogy. Sorry, there's a
Speaker 4: fly over here. Devil act binds you in Jesus name.
Speaker 4: He's the lord of the flies. That's what the Bible
Speaker 4: caused himself. I mean truly, that's his territory flies. Imagine
Speaker 4: that what a kingdom. Anyways, he said that, isn't it
Speaker 4: like the devil. He will disguise evil, make it look pretty.
Speaker 4: Evils dressing up to fool the people got all the
Speaker 4: saints on pins and needles because truth's illegal. Listen, there
Speaker 4: is sin has pleasure for a moment, but when you
Speaker 4: peel back the surface and you get behind there, you'll
Speaker 4: see that its job is to take you out, to
Speaker 4: destroy you and destroy everyone around you. So when it
Speaker 4: comes to music, it shouldn't just be about emotionalism. It
Speaker 4: should be spirit and truth. Then the Father's looking for
Speaker 4: worse rs who are worshiped in spirit and in truth.
Speaker 4: I'm not against the worship movement. I'm not against any
Speaker 4: Christian music, but when it becomes tears on Sunday and
Speaker 4: then you're living contradictory the rest of the week. It
Speaker 4: might have been spirit, but it might not have been truth.
Speaker 4: And I don't know what spirit. That was no hit
Speaker 4: to anyone, because I've had to learn these lessons. This
Speaker 4: is not a judgment. This is a pointing back at
Speaker 4: me because I've been there, had the emotional moments, and
Speaker 4: we need to have that. We are emotional beings. So anyways,
Speaker 4: I put truth in music be as truth sets free.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, you know, I don't speak ill of any
Speaker 1: you know other Christian musicians. Uh, but that' screed right
Speaker 1: there might have gotten you in trouble in some other
Speaker 1: Christian circles. Why keep pushing the way that you do?
Speaker 1: What drives you, what motivates you to keep speaking truth.
Speaker 4: When I was younger, I used to think that, And
Speaker 4: this is when I first met Tommy and I came
Speaker 4: to the Dream Center. When I was an American, I
Speaker 4: I started going to the Dream Center in La I
Speaker 4: found a church I heard about the Dream Center, so
Speaker 4: I started going right away. I used to think that
Speaker 4: Jesus wanted me to be famous for him. M that
Speaker 4: was that was that was a lie. That was I
Speaker 4: believe the wrong thing. I was caught up in the
Speaker 4: in the culture of like, oh yeah, I'll be famous
Speaker 4: for Jesus. He doesn't need me to be famous, he
Speaker 4: needs me to be obedient. What's more effective. Jesus was obedient,
Speaker 4: and sometimes his obedience. Look at John six, he said, okay,
Speaker 4: so in John five he feeds a bunch of people,
Speaker 4: right that the fish and five lows. John six. He
Speaker 4: turned the page and then he notices all these people
Speaker 4: are following me. He says, you're only following me because
Speaker 4: you're hungry. I fed your bellies, and he said this,
Speaker 4: but unless you eat my flesh and drink my blood,
Speaker 4: you can have no part in me. You know. The
Speaker 4: first thing they did, they started arguing. They just saw
Speaker 4: a massive miracle from two fish and five lowers. They
Speaker 4: started arguing amongst each other. And the thing is, they
Speaker 4: literally thought that Jesus meant to cannibalize. And so when
Speaker 4: you start understanding Jesus at sometimes he was at the
Speaker 4: Sermon of the Mount, inviting thousands of people, but then
Speaker 4: he had the father was having him cut off a
Speaker 4: lot of the people that were only there because they
Speaker 4: wanted to see a little magic show, right, and we
Speaker 4: know it wasn't magic. It was a heavenly father moving.
Speaker 4: But he had to cut him away because he knew
Speaker 4: some people were there on their flesh. And he said
Speaker 4: it several times, and he said this, the spirit gives life.
Speaker 4: The flesh prophets nothing. So it is the spirit operating,
Speaker 4: the spirit beating, obeating, writing songs that of the spirit
Speaker 4: that don't actually do things that are there's fruit attached
Speaker 4: to it, and sometimes that fruit will be public. Sometimes
Speaker 4: that fruit won't be public. The whole overall goal is
Speaker 4: to be bearing fruit. So going back to the question,
Speaker 4: why don't I push the heart, because I think obedience
Speaker 4: is the only way through to the Word of God.
Speaker 4: It is the only way you leave a legacy, and
Speaker 4: it's the only way you make actual impact. You can
Speaker 4: look like you're making a bunch of waves and actually
Speaker 4: nothing's happening. Like I said, I'm not pointing to figure.
Speaker 4: This is stuff I've had to deal with him rest
Speaker 4: with because I was thinking that he wanted me to
Speaker 4: be famous. I'm getting too Seriously, I need to smile
Speaker 4: more I feel like I need to smile, but it
Speaker 4: means a lot to me. Tree has set me free
Speaker 4: and it sets others free. It's not about me, it's
Speaker 4: not about you, It's about It's about the King, the
Speaker 4: King of Glory, Jesus, the Savior. And we'll be plugged
Speaker 4: into that outlet we begin to shine. Oh, people have shined,
Speaker 4: but they're not plugged in. But does that shine last? No?
Speaker 1: You know what reminds me of a quote. The greatest
Speaker 1: trick the devil ever pooled was convincing the world he
Speaker 1: didn't exist. And unfortunately, we see a lot of people
Speaker 1: kind of passiving their way through the demise of the culture.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately for everyday folks. Not everybody can Not everybody can
Speaker 1: write that kind of music. You're special. But for everyday folks,
Speaker 1: how do how do they? What's your advice to them?
Speaker 1: To keep pushing, keep the mission going forward for people
Speaker 1: who are trying to get into that No, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: just everyday folks who you know, carpenters, people who work it.
Speaker 4: You know, let me pivot. Chronological snobbery is what C. S.
Speaker 4: Lewis said. It took me this much together.
Speaker 1: So there you go.
Speaker 4: Chronological snobbery. Thank you lark, just just kiddy right now.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh gosh, that was there. So anyways,
Speaker 4: how do I encourage people to keep pushing forward, to
Speaker 4: do the will of God, do what you were made for.
Speaker 4: When we get to heaven, I think we might see
Speaker 4: the people who had the biggest platforms. Yeah they were
Speaker 4: doing a lot of people are doing great. But we
Speaker 4: might see the prayer warrior, the one who was hidden,
Speaker 4: who was holding back principalities for the person who stood
Speaker 4: on stage. You might see the martyrs who gave their life.
Speaker 4: What I'm saying is like we if you. A lot
Speaker 4: of times we feel insignificant because one of the things
Speaker 4: that we want to be is seen. But you are seen.
Speaker 4: Remember he said this in the scripture. He says, what
Speaker 4: you give in secret, let no one know, so that
Speaker 4: your heavenly father sees you. Are we too concerned with
Speaker 4: who's seen? And we should be concerned the eyes of
Speaker 4: the Father. If you're a carpenter, do it unto the
Speaker 4: Lord Jesus Christ. Your reward might be bigger than my
Speaker 4: reward in heaven. And so this is the encouragement to you,
Speaker 4: is don't measure what you're doing you know the fight
Speaker 4: you're in, the fight of faith that you're in by
Speaker 4: what you're doing and how many eyes are seeing. You
Speaker 4: measure it by what Jesus said, I came to do
Speaker 4: the will of my father. I can't and part of
Speaker 4: that will was to give it. Everyone thought that Jesus
Speaker 4: was gonna build the kingdom on earth, like the disciples, Yes,
Speaker 4: build this kingdom. Jesus ended up building. I mean, given
Speaker 4: his life on a cross, it looked completely opposite of
Speaker 4: what winning looked like. You know, winning didn't look like
Speaker 4: the cross for most people in this room. But that
Speaker 4: actually is the message of winning, is taking up the
Speaker 4: cross following the footsts of Jesus being found faithful. Listen,
Speaker 4: the Bible says the road is narrow, but why does
Speaker 4: the road of destruction?
Speaker 1: It's hard to follow up with questions when he gets applauslines.
Speaker 4: Like that, I feel like I'm a seeing gun right now,
Speaker 4: and I'm just.
Speaker 1: Like, okay. So I feel like I've said pushing a
Speaker 1: number of times. So when you push, you unfortunately inevitably,
Speaker 1: not unfortunately, you inevitably get pushed back. You've had some
Speaker 1: tough times in life, You've gone through difficult seasons, how
Speaker 1: has the Lord met you in those seasons and helped
Speaker 1: you get over the hump?
Speaker 4: For lack of a better term, Yeah, I've one month
Speaker 4: before going on American Oto. How many have you watched
Speaker 4: American Idol? Did you watch my season?
Speaker 6: All?
Speaker 4: Right? Did you vote for me?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: You didn't?
Speaker 4: That took third place? What was a question?
Speaker 1: When when you when you push forward?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Man, if it wasn't for the grace of God,
Speaker 4: I've dealt with a lot of emotional problems in my life,
Speaker 4: like the real Danny, like I had a lot of
Speaker 4: Like one of the things I can say to people
Speaker 4: is get rid of the lies that are in your life.
Speaker 4: I grew up with this this this lie that God
Speaker 4: didn't love me. I grew up with a lie at
Speaker 4: a young age that I blasphemed the Holy Spirit. I
Speaker 4: didn't even know what it was, but I had this
Speaker 4: convinced that I was a blasphemer and I was going
Speaker 4: to hell. All those lies crippled me because I would
Speaker 4: just ignore them and I would stuff him down. And
Speaker 4: but thankful for God that he carried me through those seasons.
Speaker 4: And you know, lies are you know, secret sparity live,
Speaker 4: They never die, They fester, I was a kid who
Speaker 4: kept a lot of secrets because I carried a lot
Speaker 4: of shame, and so you know, it was God, it
Speaker 4: was his presence, it was his word that would carry
Speaker 4: me through. There was a lot of times. I mean
Speaker 4: I had many mental breakdowns behind the scenes that people
Speaker 4: didn't see. You can even go and watch a podcast
Speaker 4: that I did with Doctor Amen about the hidden the
Speaker 4: thing that I had a scrupulosity, and I was dealing
Speaker 4: all with this while I was going on American Idol
Speaker 4: having wrong theology. Why am I so big on truth
Speaker 4: and on foundations? Because emotions don't set you free, your
Speaker 4: own ideas don't set you free. Jesus and the truth
Speaker 4: sets you free. The best thing you can do is
Speaker 4: try to find the truth. And for me, like I
Speaker 4: remember I walking home from the funeral or driving home
Speaker 4: from the funeral of my first wife. We passed away
Speaker 4: one month before the show, and I remember God didn't
Speaker 4: answer my prayers. And because my foundation of the scriptures
Speaker 4: wasn't fully correct. I got a lot of good foundation,
Speaker 4: but a lot of it was messed up. I remember
Speaker 4: going home that they thinking, well, he didn't answer my prayer.
Speaker 4: I was totally defeated. And I couldn't even cry at
Speaker 4: the funeral because I just felt pressure. I just felt numb,
Speaker 4: and I was like, is God gonna kill me? Because
Speaker 4: if he didn't answer the prayer to heal her, then
Speaker 4: there must be something seriously wrong with me because she
Speaker 4: was good. I'm bad. You know. That's why I with
Speaker 4: my kids and everything that I do. Jesus said, then
Speaker 4: you'll know the truth, and the truth will set you free.
Speaker 4: The truth is so important on how you live and
Speaker 4: the freedom that you walk in. And knowing the truth
Speaker 4: has been the thing that set me free going on Americanato.
Speaker 4: Did it feel good? Did it feel good to see
Speaker 4: people cheering me on and seeing God doing some of
Speaker 4: my story? Yes, But it was the truth that set
Speaker 4: me free, that got me to walk in joy, that
Speaker 4: got me to walk in peace, that got me to
Speaker 4: walk out of the anxiety. And it's a process. It's
Speaker 4: a process, the best thing you can do. I was
Speaker 4: telling my wife this, I said, I didn't know this
Speaker 4: about myself, but as a young person, I lied it
Speaker 4: to myself a lot. I didn't mean to. I just
Speaker 4: believe the wrong a lot of wrong things. And it's humanity.
Speaker 4: You sometimes just lie to yourself. You believe what you
Speaker 4: want to believe. You didn't have to say, well, everything
Speaker 4: happens for a reason, that's a lie. Well, no, it's
Speaker 4: the truth. But we usually think like, well, it must
Speaker 4: have been God. We put it on God. No, everything
Speaker 4: happens because of the decisions you make and what you
Speaker 4: decided to believe to believe your emotions, or what the
Speaker 4: world has given you, or what God has given you
Speaker 4: in the word of God. And so I'm going all
Speaker 4: over the place, but there's something I can say. The
Speaker 4: truth matters in the fabric of the foundation of America.
Speaker 4: Truth matters in gender, Truth matters in your religious walk
Speaker 4: with the Lord. Truth matters. It absolutely matters in your home,
Speaker 4: It matters in your marriage, it matters with your children,
Speaker 4: because it's the one thing that you can build your
Speaker 4: life on. And if you build your life on the truth,
Speaker 4: that solid foundation will never crumble. Have you ever seen
Speaker 4: a house that has a faulty foundation. The guy next
Speaker 4: to me, the farm next to me, the whole farm
Speaker 4: fell because of a faulty foundation. Imagine this is what's
Speaker 4: happened in America right now. If you have a faulty foundation,
Speaker 4: it'll all fall. If you have a faulty foundation in
Speaker 4: your religious walk or in your foundational belief systems, you
Speaker 4: will eventually fall. How about the fall be It comes
Speaker 4: through anxiety, It comes through depression, It comes through oppression
Speaker 4: and OCD and the things that I stir with. So
Speaker 4: I guess all that to say, the biggest thing that
Speaker 4: I love is the truth, and Jesus is a way
Speaker 4: the truth and the life. America needs him. You need him.
Speaker 4: The person across the street needs him, the people in
Speaker 4: the bars need him. I need my family needs him.
Speaker 4: He's the only answer. Listen. We have a great president,
Speaker 4: I believe, but Jesus still is the answer.
Speaker 1: Hey man, dream City one more time for getting the
Speaker 1: Yogi