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Speaker 6: You've got a great show for you, can I Kamala
Speaker 6: Harris drops her medical records, Donald Trump throws a one
Speaker 6: man dance party, and Lewis Black tells undecided voters where
Speaker 6: they can shove their ballots. So let's get right into
Speaker 6: it with another installment of Indecision four. With the election
Speaker 6: in just three weeks from today, the latest polls are
Speaker 6: as close as they can possibly be without touching, which
Speaker 6: makes it just that much hotter.
Speaker 5: And the candidates are doing everything they can to gain
Speaker 5: an advantage.
Speaker 6: Kamala Harris just taunted Donald Trump by releasing her medical records,
Speaker 6: and then Trump tried to turn those records against her.
Speaker 3: According to your doctor's report, she suffers from urticaria to
Speaker 3: find as a rash of round red welts on the
Speaker 3: skin that it'ch intensely, sometimes with dangerous swelling. She also
Speaker 3: has allergic rhinitis and allergic conjunctividis a very messy and
Speaker 3: dangerous situation. These are deeply serious conditions that clearly impact
Speaker 3: her functioning.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, she has allergic rhinitis and conjunctivitis. The
Speaker 6: medical term for hay fever is they're a priest on call.
Speaker 5: She doesn't have long That is how healthy Kamala Harris is.
Speaker 6: Donald Trump is reduced to calling her allergies a very
Speaker 6: messy and dangerous situation. Although, in fairness to Trump, in
Speaker 6: this case a woman, it's a woman sneezing, so that
Speaker 6: makes it more disgusting.
Speaker 5: A sneeze is the period of the face. Now we.
Speaker 6: Now we all know Donald Trump suffers from epidermal fragility,
Speaker 6: but we don't know anything more because he's never released
Speaker 6: his medical records. Perhaps one of his minions could explain
Speaker 6: why that's not a problem.
Speaker 7: I saw that Kamala Harris issued her medical records. Congratulations.
Speaker 7: Donald Trump's health is on display for the entire country
Speaker 7: every hour of every day. He has more stamina and
Speaker 7: mental acumen and strength than any political figure probably in
Speaker 7: the history of the country that I can remember.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, Donald Trump has more strength stamina than any
Speaker 6: politician in history.
Speaker 5: I'd put one hundred bucks on Jimmy Carter taking Trump
Speaker 5: in a push up concept to day to day. I
Speaker 5: don't know.
Speaker 8: Maybe no.
Speaker 6: Riz Harry Potter over here has a point. Trump doesn't
Speaker 6: need to release his medical records because his health is
Speaker 6: on full display every day. So let's see him whip
Speaker 6: out that mental acumen and wag it all around this weekend.
Speaker 4: We also, we have many Azuasians in our room. We
Speaker 4: have some incredible people in our room as Easians.
Speaker 6: I can't believe Trump is inventing new races. He doesn't
Speaker 6: even like the old ones.
Speaker 5: Man.
Speaker 6: This is just what we needed. Another chance for Ronnie
Speaker 6: Chang to be in a movie.
Speaker 5: Guys in everything, everything.
Speaker 6: But obviously I don't want to hinge Trump's mental health
Speaker 6: on one word at a rally.
Speaker 5: He also did a town hall last night, one of
Speaker 5: the most notable.
Speaker 3: And honestly strange stretches of the campaign. We have seen
Speaker 3: a Trump town hall that essentially just stopped in the middle.
Speaker 9: With him playing music and dancing on stage.
Speaker 10: She had only taken about four questions of what was
Speaker 10: supposed to be a town hall, and instead it was
Speaker 10: just him on stage, requesting various songs to be played
Speaker 10: and dancing for over half an.
Speaker 9: Hour, dude, d.
Speaker 6: I literally have no idea what just happened. I don't
Speaker 6: know if he's on edibles or if I'm on edibles.
Speaker 6: I'm just kidding. I know I'm on edibles. But let
Speaker 6: me just take a few minutes to walk you through
Speaker 6: this town hall, because, trust me, it's worth it. Trump
Speaker 6: was doing a town hall with puppy shooter Christy Nome
Speaker 6: and all was well. He took four questions, and then
Speaker 6: a couple of people passed out from the heat and
Speaker 6: Trump stopped the Q and A to make sure everyone
Speaker 6: was okay, which was great, although he was still very
Speaker 6: trumpy about it.
Speaker 4: They're both okay, Yes, they're both.
Speaker 1: They're both in good shit.
Speaker 5: That's wonderful.
Speaker 1: Would anybody else like to faint?
Speaker 6: Anyone else want to pull focus with their medical emergency?
Speaker 5: Get it out of the way.
Speaker 6: Calm down, Donald, No one was trying to fake trust me.
Speaker 6: No one wants to have a meal episode in front
Speaker 6: of Christy. No, she's just looking for an excuse to
Speaker 6: take you to the gravel pit. She cocked her shotgun
Speaker 6: when she heard Kamala had allergies, but while the staff
Speaker 6: was attending to the situation, Trump decided to play some
Speaker 6: music to keep up morale. And this guy, this guy
Speaker 6: really knows what the people want.
Speaker 11: So we had a beautiful evening and I don't know
Speaker 11: if they could get this song up quickly, but if
Speaker 11: they could play Ave Maria, if you can get it justin,
Speaker 11: let's go if you can.
Speaker 4: It's so beautiful. Arrh, listen to the We have nice
Speaker 4: music with together, not bad.
Speaker 9: Yes, not bad.
Speaker 3: Thank you, mister president, Thank you everybody very much.
Speaker 5: Wow Ave Maria?
Speaker 3: Huh?
Speaker 6: You sure you don't want to get the crowd hyped
Speaker 6: with some Gregorian chants instead? All right, trumming up the crowd,
Speaker 6: easing them into it. Then you hit him with the banger,
Speaker 6: a different version of the same song.
Speaker 4: If my guys can hear me, let's listen to Pavarotti
Speaker 4: sing Ave Maria. Can you hear that?
Speaker 9: They gave me the.
Speaker 1: Ave Maria with no voice?
Speaker 4: Put on Pavotti singing Ave Maria, nice and loud.
Speaker 9: Turn it up louder. We want a little action here,
Speaker 9: Turn it up louder.
Speaker 6: Trump is just laving it up. Why does Trump know
Speaker 6: so much about Ave Maria? Was it used in a
Speaker 6: mc donald's commercial and he really loves that song, Who's
Speaker 6: gonna tell him it's about a virgin?
Speaker 5: And look at poor Christy Nome.
Speaker 6: I gotta say, I gotta say, this is the most
Speaker 6: I've ever related to her, because we have all been
Speaker 6: in a situation where a guy man explains his Spotify
Speaker 6: playlist to you.
Speaker 5: So that was the Pavarotti version.
Speaker 6: Now let me play you a live version Fish did
Speaker 6: at Red Rocks. Then poor Christy tries to get things
Speaker 6: back on track so she can ask more questions, but
Speaker 6: Trump was just in full DJ mode.
Speaker 4: Let's not do any more questions. Let's just listen to music.
Speaker 4: Let's make it into her for music. Who the hell
Speaker 4: wants to hear questions?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 6: I love how everyone's always criticizing Kamala for not being
Speaker 6: specific with her policies. Meanwhile Trump's like, no questions, no talking,
Speaker 6: We're just gonna vibe for a while, just gonna let
Speaker 6: my body do the talk. And if you're wondering after
Speaker 6: forty minutes of this, did they ever actually get back
Speaker 6: to answering questions?
Speaker 5: Almost?
Speaker 4: So this has been an honor tonight.
Speaker 11: We could do another question or two if you'd like,
Speaker 11: but probably do.
Speaker 1: You want to do one? Do you want to let's go,
Speaker 1: let's go.
Speaker 4: You know it's but it ends so beautifully.
Speaker 11: How about this, We'll play YMCA and we'll go home.
Speaker 6: Probably a good idea to shut down questions, since I'm
Speaker 6: pretty sure the next one would have been Heiser, what
Speaker 6: the fuck is going on?
Speaker 9: For more on the.
Speaker 6: State of this race, Let's turn to The Daily Show
Speaker 6: Election Center with Michael Costa. Michael, how can Trump be
Speaker 6: acting this unhinged and not be dropping in all the polls?
Speaker 9: It's simple. It's what we in the polling business call
Speaker 9: the scary to funny ratio. You see, everyone can tell
Speaker 9: that Trump is clearly losing his mind, which can be scary,
Speaker 9: but as long as HiT's more funny than scary, then
Speaker 9: it's fine. For example, last week, Trump lied about FEMA's
Speaker 9: hurricane response, and now armed men are trying to murder
Speaker 9: FEMA workers, terrifying. But he also jerk off dance to
Speaker 9: Ave Maria for forty minutes, which is pretty funny, so
Speaker 9: it balances out all the murder.
Speaker 5: No, that shouldn't balance out.
Speaker 6: He also threatened to shut down the entire entire news
Speaker 6: outlets if he gets elected.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, and that's so scary, right He wants to
Speaker 9: ban networks like ABC, but then he called that reporter
Speaker 9: George Slopedopolis, which is hilarious, So maybe we should ban ABC.
Speaker 9: See the ratio works.
Speaker 6: How can voters think like that something can be funny
Speaker 6: and scary at the same time.
Speaker 9: Well, actually, no, voters can only handle one feeling at
Speaker 9: a time. We're simple creatures. It's like when I saw
Speaker 9: baboons at the zoo this weekend. Man, they're scary, but
Speaker 9: then you see that their butts are red, and that
Speaker 9: is so funny.
Speaker 5: So Trump just gets away with all this.
Speaker 9: Oh no, no, it works for Biden too. Remember for a
Speaker 9: while it seemed like he was cognitively impaired, which is
Speaker 9: super scary for a president, right, but then he fell
Speaker 9: off a bike, and not even a moving bike, a
Speaker 9: parked bike, and that is undeniably hilarious. So we let
Speaker 9: them keep the nuclear codes. Maybe he'll nuke that bike, right,
Speaker 9: it's just fun. But then at the debate, Biden stopped
Speaker 9: being funny and that threw off the ratio, and that's
Speaker 9: when it got scary.
Speaker 6: Okay, okay, so what if Kamala Harris told a few jokes.
Speaker 9: No, the ratio doesn't work for women. The voters. Voters
Speaker 9: won't accept that.
Speaker 1: Yuck.
Speaker 6: Okay, But last week Trump threatened to use the military
Speaker 6: against Americans, calling them the enemy within. I mean, surely
Speaker 6: that's only scary.
Speaker 9: Yes, in our model here showed that that made him
Speaker 9: lose the swing states and then lose the election. But
Speaker 9: then he said the word azure Asians. So the model
Speaker 9: now shows Trump winning the election by nine hundred electoral votes.
Speaker 5: No, no, all is crazy, Costa.
Speaker 9: It is crazy, but in a funny way. I mean, look,
Speaker 9: I put Greenland in it. That's so funny.
Speaker 6: I mean, yeah, that is kind of funny.
Speaker 9: Right, It's like, how did it get there? Anyway, I
Speaker 9: gotta go to the hospital and get my MPAX vaccine.
Speaker 9: I got. I got bitten by a baboon at the zoo.
Speaker 5: So, oh my god, Michael, that's so scary.
Speaker 9: It is scary until I saw my big red button.
Speaker 5: You're right, that's hilarious. Michael.
Speaker 1: Hats everyone.
Speaker 6: Will we come back lou blacking here to Dobo Way.
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Speaker 5: When your news story.
Speaker 6: Falls through the crack, Wi Black catches it for a
Speaker 6: segment we call back in Black.
Speaker 2: I hope you've all registered to vote because like Matt
Speaker 2: Gates in a high school dance, the election is ominously approaching.
Speaker 2: I for one, I for one am excited. With twenty
Speaker 2: one days to go.
Speaker 1: We still have no idea who the puck is gonna win.
Speaker 2: And that's all thanks to one berry special group of morons.
Speaker 10: With twenty one days until election days, the race of
Speaker 10: the White House, it is getting tighter, and the candidates
Speaker 10: are putting a laser focus on undecided voters.
Speaker 7: Undecided voters in battleground states could decide at all.
Speaker 9: That small sliver of undecided voters they're gonna make or
Speaker 9: break this election.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, undecided voters, the same people you see at
Speaker 2: the ice cream shop asking for twelve mini spoon samples.
Speaker 2: It's a three dollars cone, asshole? How is anyone still
Speaker 2: undecided in this election? At this point, choosing a candidate.
Speaker 1: Should be easy.
Speaker 2: Look, it's like a lube salesman deciding if he should
Speaker 2: swing by.
Speaker 1: P Diddy's house.
Speaker 2: He has all the information he needs, But after almost
Speaker 2: two years of campaigning, this election still comes down to
Speaker 2: winning over a few dozen Pennsylvanians with carbon monoxide poisoning.
Speaker 1: Now, don't get me wrong.
Speaker 2: Maybe these undecided voters aren't stupid.
Speaker 1: Maybe they have a good reason for being idiots.
Speaker 2: Has anyone asked them what the hang up is?
Speaker 9: I just haven't.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen enough of it yet. I need to
Speaker 3: pick closer attention and kind of do more independent research.
Speaker 9: I just need to do my own research.
Speaker 12: Have to do more research.
Speaker 2: Oh good god, they all have the same hair.
Speaker 1: Go ahead, do your own research.
Speaker 2: Hopefully the library will let you huff paint inside.
Speaker 1: What are you researching exactly?
Speaker 2: We've known these candidates forever, one of them who spent
Speaker 2: the past four years as vice president and the other
Speaker 2: who's spent the past forty years as the worst person
Speaker 2: in America? What is left for you to learn about them?
Speaker 2: How they load a dishwasher. But I still have hope
Speaker 2: that some of you undecided voters will eventually make a choice.
Speaker 1: Something has to force your hand.
Speaker 9: We've just learned that Taylor Swift hasn'dors Kamala Harris. Okay, well,
Speaker 9: then will you vote for Kamala Harris because of Taylor
Speaker 9: Swift's endorsement? Anybody you would? Yeah, Julian ewit, I'll.
Speaker 1: Have a musician, I mean, yeah, you're a musician.
Speaker 4: You have to.
Speaker 9: I'm gonna send it back to you guys in the CEO.
Speaker 2: Well, even the reporter is like, can I please go
Speaker 2: cover a mass shooting?
Speaker 1: This is depressing.
Speaker 2: Forget the economy or abortion or immigration. He wants to
Speaker 2: vote with his fellow musicians. Don't tell him about kid
Speaker 2: Rock or his head will explode and there'll be nothing everywhere.
Speaker 2: I for one, am grateful for all these focused groups
Speaker 2: of undecided voters. They give us insight into the complex
Speaker 2: minds of America's most powerful people.
Speaker 12: Oh, it is very important that we have expertise when
Speaker 12: making these decisions and policy right, and so him bringing
Speaker 12: the specifics to say that we need the expertise making
Speaker 12: these decisions. I believe that was very important.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 2: See, even that vampire magician agrees expertise matters, and he
Speaker 2: should know. He's voted in the last thousand elections.
Speaker 1: And for his.
Speaker 2: Final trick, he made my hope for gen Z disappear.
Speaker 2: But the good news is we don't have to listen
Speaker 2: to these idiots at all, because there's still another option.
Speaker 9: I don't know, it still could change. There's still some
Speaker 9: time left. You never know.
Speaker 7: Ope, So if I don't have a decision, yeah, I
Speaker 7: probably just won't vote.
Speaker 1: Finally, someone talking sense.
Speaker 2: I'm tired of my vote being canceled out by someone
Speaker 2: who's IQ's score only makes sense in Celsius. So for
Speaker 2: all you undecided voters, I have a special message.
Speaker 5: Hi.
Speaker 2: I'm Lewis Black, beloved comedian really and the only Daily
Speaker 2: Show employee who works less than John Stewart. I want
Speaker 2: to talk to you today about democracy. It's a big responsibility,
Speaker 2: a sacred right, and maybe not for everyone because if
Speaker 2: you're waiting for a Kardashian to tell you who to
Speaker 2: vote for, go.
Speaker 1: Ahead and sit this one out.
Speaker 2: Sure people have fought and died for your right to vote,
Speaker 2: but when those guys were lifting the flag over Iwujima,
Speaker 2: they weren't saying, come on, fellas, let's do this so
Speaker 2: someday a guy can fill out a.
Speaker 1: Ballot so the make the shape of a penis.
Speaker 2: If you are undecided come election day, do the right thing.
Speaker 2: Don't get out the vote, set out the vote, and
Speaker 2: just focus on picking out that ice cream. Might I
Speaker 2: recommend Rocky road Yum does the.
Speaker 7: Block everyone well.
Speaker 6: My guest Life is a voting right activist, host of
Speaker 6: Assembly Required, and best selling author whose latest children's book
Speaker 6: is called Stacy Speaks Up. Please welcome Stacy Abram.
Speaker 5: Fine, what pleasure it is to have you on. I
Speaker 5: am so happy that you're here.
Speaker 8: Thank you for having me.
Speaker 6: Of course, of course, my pleasure, our pleasure. You are
Speaker 6: nearly a powerful force in Georgia politics. You had two
Speaker 6: historic runs. You're a large part for why Georgia flipped
Speaker 6: blue in twenty twenty. It feels like there's so much
Speaker 6: progress that's being made, and yet here we are again
Speaker 6: coming up on election on the election, and it's mandated
Speaker 6: that ballots must be hand counted in Georgia.
Speaker 5: Is it as up as it sounds?
Speaker 8: Yes, So let's great.
Speaker 5: Well that's all the time we have.
Speaker 13: Okay, So I've got two bits of good ish kind
Speaker 13: of news.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 13: So number one, so when they say hand count, what
Speaker 13: they mean is count the ballots, not the votes. So
Speaker 13: they're physically requiring each precinct to physically count each ballot.
Speaker 13: We've got about five and a half million voters.
Speaker 5: Oh, is that all?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 13: And so it's going to take some time. So the
Speaker 13: intend is to create chaos in the system. So when
Speaker 13: people hear, oh, well, why shouldn't you hand count the vote.
Speaker 13: They're not counting the vote, they're counting the physical ballots.
Speaker 13: But today Robert McBurney, one of the judges, he ruled
Speaker 13: that this was an ethical and irresponsible and that they
Speaker 13: can't do all of the things they want to do. However,
Speaker 13: what we have to recognize is that we have a
Speaker 13: state Supreme Court that is packed with people who are
Speaker 13: unfortunately sometimes like minded with the people making the rules
Speaker 13: that we.
Speaker 8: Are not too happy about.
Speaker 13: And so what we need to watch is not what
Speaker 13: they're doing, but what we do about it. We can't
Speaker 13: get sucked into the mailstream of crazy. We've got to
Speaker 13: go around the mailstrom to the ballot box and have
Speaker 13: so many of us turn in our ballots that it
Speaker 13: doesn't really matter. We're still fight the fight, but we
Speaker 13: cannot let them convince us not to get out.
Speaker 6: Okay, you've been very focused on voter suppression, and you
Speaker 6: define voter suppression as when as state or state actors
Speaker 6: interfere with the three parts of voting.
Speaker 5: Can you walk us through that a little bit?
Speaker 8: I can, and thank you for remembering.
Speaker 5: I did my homework.
Speaker 8: You're good.
Speaker 13: So it's can you register and stay on the rolls?
Speaker 13: So can you register? And then can they take you off?
Speaker 13: So can you register and stay on the roles is?
Speaker 13: One second is can you cast your ballot? Do they
Speaker 13: have hoops and hurdles and id requirements that can't possibly
Speaker 13: me met or that are really difficult to meet? And
Speaker 13: then does your ballot actually get counted? Meaning do they
Speaker 13: throw out your ballot because the postmark is smudged, or
Speaker 13: because you can't match your signature, or in this case
Speaker 13: in Georgia, because the handcount takes so long that we
Speaker 13: miss the deadline for our votes to actually be counted.
Speaker 13: So voter suppression tends to be People think of it
Speaker 13: in one way, but it's three different capacities and they
Speaker 13: often come together for an evil triad. Our job is
Speaker 13: to pay attention to all three and not get distracted
Speaker 13: by just one, but to do our best to push
Speaker 13: back against all of them.
Speaker 5: And this isn't just.
Speaker 6: You're working on this, not only in Georgia, this is
Speaker 6: obviously happening on a national level. What advice would you
Speaker 6: give voters at this point?
Speaker 5: What can be done?
Speaker 6: How can voters be sure that their vote is counted?
Speaker 8: First show up?
Speaker 13: And it sounds it sounds easy, but too often the
Speaker 13: reason they put these hurdles in place is to convince
Speaker 13: us it's not worth it. The ministerial and administrative process
Speaker 13: becomes so complicated that just not voting seems like an
Speaker 13: easier choice than showing up.
Speaker 8: And we can't let them do this. It's the nature.
Speaker 13: It's like letting the d convince you not to get
Speaker 13: your license because you have to stand in line for
Speaker 13: a really, really long time.
Speaker 8: Don't let them win, don't let the bad guys get you.
Speaker 8: So show up. But the other pieces don't vote alone.
Speaker 13: Too often we think of voting as a personal issue,
Speaker 13: but we are part of a system. We're part of
Speaker 13: a democracy. We need to take people with us, and
Speaker 13: we need to explain what we've learned. We need to
Speaker 13: tell people here's why your vote matters. Because so many
Speaker 13: people think, well, my vote won't count. Yes, Georgia was
Speaker 13: decided by fewer than twelve thousand votes in a state
Speaker 13: of eleven million people.
Speaker 8: It counts. It counts more than you can imagine.
Speaker 13: Please God, vote, not vote.
Speaker 6: I do want to talk about your book, Congratulations. This
Speaker 6: is such a beautiful children's book. Stacy speaks up. I
Speaker 6: read this to my son the other night. He was riveted.
Speaker 6: It's so inspiring. Why focus on a children's book? Have
Speaker 6: you given up on adults?
Speaker 8: Look?
Speaker 13: I believe in doing what I can, but starting as
Speaker 13: early as possible. So yes, I've got legal thrillers, but
Speaker 13: I kill a lot of people in those books.
Speaker 8: So I go back.
Speaker 13: Early and try to get the ones young so they
Speaker 13: can fix the stuff we're about to break.
Speaker 5: Yes, Oh, great tactic. Great tactic.
Speaker 6: The story is about a young Stacy who discovers that
Speaker 6: a friend of hers can't afford to buy lunch, and
Speaker 6: she decides to do something about it, speak up. And
Speaker 6: it's really like this beautiful, grassroots inspiring story of how
Speaker 6: children can get involved at even an early age.
Speaker 5: What inspired you to write this?
Speaker 13: I wanted to tell a story about advocacy and empathy. Empathy,
Speaker 13: how do you feel the pain of someone else? And
Speaker 13: then advocacy what do you do about it? But center
Speaker 13: it around and experience. It is universal to childhood, which
Speaker 13: is school lunch. But it's also because I live in
Speaker 13: a state that is refusing to offer summer lunches, refusing
Speaker 13: federal dollars. And it's not the only state, but Georgia's
Speaker 13: governor has refuse to accept taxpayer dollars that have already
Speaker 13: been paid into the system. Children going hungry is getting
Speaker 13: worse in this country, not better. And being able to
Speaker 13: focus on the issue not only of empathy and advocacy,
Speaker 13: but making sure that we have the strongest, healthiest children
Speaker 13: possible is incredibly important to me, and that's why Stacy
Speaker 13: speaks up for me. Was an opportunity to tell a
Speaker 13: fun story about little Stacy who thinks that she can
Speaker 13: write her way out of the problem, and then she
Speaker 13: realizes she's going to have to do something more, her
Speaker 13: friends coming together to help her, and they get to
Speaker 13: enjoy something that I like to call taco pizza Friday.
Speaker 5: I love this idea by anyway, thank you.
Speaker 13: It's a childhood dream manifest in this book. Same but
Speaker 13: giving kids the sense that they too have the capacity.
Speaker 13: They're seeing a lot of dangerous things, They're seeing a
Speaker 13: lot of hard things. Your son is watching a world
Speaker 13: that feels overwhelming, and I wanted a book that acknowledges
Speaker 13: how they feel and tells them that there's something they
Speaker 13: can do about it, and using a story that's accessible,
Speaker 13: which is every one of us knows about lunch, we
Speaker 13: know about hunger, and we need to think about the
Speaker 13: children who don't get to solve that hunger problem and
Speaker 13: see what we can do to help them.
Speaker 6: Thank you so much, Thank you for all of the
Speaker 6: work that you do every day. I am so grateful
Speaker 6: for all that you do. Thank you, and go out
Speaker 6: and get this book. It is so sweet. Stacy speaks up.
Speaker 6: It's available now, Stacy abrams everyone.
Speaker 13: Everything.
Speaker 5: Hey, Frank, we'll be right back after then.
Speaker 7: That those jokes, but tonight.
Speaker 1: Now here Now your moment of.
Speaker 11: We're gonna go, we're gonna vote, we're gonna have a
Speaker 11: good time, we're gonna make our country get this is
Speaker 11: gonna be. I want this to be a really important evening.
Speaker 11: And those two people that went down our patriots and
Speaker 11: we love them. Yeah, because of them, we ended up
Speaker 11: with some good music, right right.
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