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Speaker 4: We've got so much to talk about tonight. America is
Speaker 4: on the operating table. Penguins are marching to a recession.
Speaker 4: The stock market parties like it's nineteen twenty nine. But
Speaker 4: the thing everyone's talking about now is Trump's big, beautiful tariff.
Speaker 1: So let's get into the latest.
Speaker 5: My favorite word, my favorite word, traps.
Speaker 4: Yesterday, Donald Trump are now sweeping tariffs across the entire globe, Asia,
Speaker 4: South America, Narnia, Arndale, Wakanda, Bachelor Nation. If you can
Speaker 4: imagine it, Trump slapped a terrif on it. And today
Speaker 4: the reviews came in.
Speaker 1: Carnage on Wall Street.
Speaker 6: Market's falling, tumbling, stocks plunging down, down downs, The Nazac's
Speaker 6: getting crushed.
Speaker 1: Small caps are getting crushed. This is a shock to
Speaker 1: the system. It is ugly out there, worse than worst
Speaker 1: case scenario. Stocks are getting slashed and burned.
Speaker 7: Two and a half trillion dollars vaporized, two.
Speaker 4: Point five trillion dollars vaporized, your kid's college fund, disintegrated,
Speaker 4: your four oh one k given the death penalty, your
Speaker 4: pension waterboard in Guantanamo. Those stocks you're nana gave you
Speaker 4: twenty years ago. Accidentally stepped in a landmine while vacationing
Speaker 4: in Vietnam. Economists say we could be on the verge
Speaker 4: of a recession. So things are scary right now, but
Speaker 4: don't worry. The only thing the president is better at
Speaker 4: than negotiating is speaking soothing words of comfort in times
Speaker 4: of need.
Speaker 8: We have heard from President Trump. He took the truth
Speaker 8: social wrote this. The operation is over, The patient lived
Speaker 8: and is healing. The prognosis is that the patient will
Speaker 8: be far stronger, bigger, better, and more resilient than ever before.
Speaker 1: Boy, I feel so much better now, you know.
Speaker 4: I mean always reassuring when the surgeon comes out screaming
Speaker 4: at the top of as lung as, the patient is fine,
Speaker 4: Everything is going great.
Speaker 3: Does anybody have a mob?
Speaker 4: The thing is the patient didn't need major surgery. We
Speaker 4: just needed a teeth cleaning. Keep it clean and shiny.
Speaker 4: No one wants to wake up from heart surgery to
Speaker 4: their dental hygiena shouting.
Speaker 1: I think he's gonna live. Also, the patient is gonna
Speaker 1: be bigger.
Speaker 4: Was the surgery a penis and enhancement, If so, what
Speaker 4: kind was it? Latex injections, scrotoplasty, ligament extension, ventral fallow plasty,
Speaker 4: a fat transfer to enhancedkirt.
Speaker 1: I mean, I think those are the options. I don't know. Now.
Speaker 4: Look, you could argue that it's bad that my retired
Speaker 4: seventy eight year old mom is polishing up her resume now,
Speaker 4: but to Donald Trump, it's all worth it because we're
Speaker 4: correcting a grave injustice.
Speaker 7: President Trump says, the higher penalties come and respond to
Speaker 7: tariff's those countries impose on American products.
Speaker 1: They import reciprocal.
Speaker 4: That means they do it to us, should we do
Speaker 4: it to them?
Speaker 3: Very simple?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's very simple. And that it is simply not true,
Speaker 4: all right. The reality, the reality is that the numbers
Speaker 4: on his board are not the tariffs other countries are
Speaker 4: charging us. They're actually they actually represent the trade deficit
Speaker 4: between the US and those countries, meaning we buy more
Speaker 4: stuff from them than they buy from us.
Speaker 1: I'm just gonna repeat this. Those numbers don't represent the tariffs.
Speaker 4: They represent that we buy more stuff from them than
Speaker 4: they buy from us. That means we're basically punishing other
Speaker 4: countries for selling us stuff that we want. This is
Speaker 4: like me going to John Varvados and beating the shit
Speaker 4: out of him because I like his socks. Why don't
Speaker 4: you ever buy my socks, John Varvados, I don't make
Speaker 4: any socks. But that's no excuse. But that's really what's
Speaker 4: going on. It's not actually about tariffs. It's about other
Speaker 4: countries not buying enough of our stuff. Although Howard Lutnik,
Speaker 4: Commerce Secretary and Cologne Sponge had another way to put it.
Speaker 9: I mean European Union won't take chicken from America. They
Speaker 9: won't take lobsters from America. They hate our beef because
Speaker 9: our beef is beautiful and theirs is weak.
Speaker 1: It's unbelievable they won't. We can't sell corn to India.
Speaker 1: We can't sell rice to Asia.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, although I'm not sure tariffs for the reason
Speaker 4: we can't sell rice to Asia. I think they figured
Speaker 4: rice out about ten thousand years ago.
Speaker 1: Now if they want to add a rony, well then let.
Speaker 3: Us know.
Speaker 4: You got that figured out by the way Europe's beef
Speaker 4: is week.
Speaker 1: I'm sure that's not true.
Speaker 4: They famously have a running from the beef event where
Speaker 4: the beef tramples people. You know what, I'm not too
Speaker 4: concerned about Donald Trump not understanding how his tariffs works,
Speaker 4: because he's Donald Trump. He doesn't understand how to make
Speaker 4: money running a casino. The important thing is that there
Speaker 4: are adults in the room, like Scott Besson Treasury secretary
Speaker 4: in college.
Speaker 1: Dan who understands that boys will be boys. That guy's
Speaker 1: gonna have the answers we need.
Speaker 7: What do you expect to stock market to look like
Speaker 7: when it opens tomorrow?
Speaker 1: In reaction to this, I don't know should we view
Speaker 1: these as permanent again?
Speaker 8: I think we're gonna wait and see how this plays out.
Speaker 4: Do you plan on having negotiations before that date?
Speaker 7: I just don't know if they're going to be negotiations.
Speaker 2: Canada and Mexico notably missing on that chart.
Speaker 1: Why is that? I'm not sure you know? I have
Speaker 1: a question. Do you know anything? Why are you out
Speaker 1: here doing interviews?
Speaker 4: It's not very reassuring to have the Treasury Secretary of
Speaker 4: the United States going, oh, you know what, maybe they
Speaker 4: can't give us clarification, because there isn't clarification. We just
Speaker 4: assume they have a good reason for imploding the economy,
Speaker 4: because why else would you implode the economy. But then
Speaker 4: you uncover something like this and you realize, I'm not
Speaker 4: sure they even know what they're doing.
Speaker 7: Every country on the list faces at least ten percent tariffs,
Speaker 7: even small remote places like the Hurd and McDonald Islands.
Speaker 7: They are near Antarctica and covered in glaciers, home to
Speaker 7: many penguins but no people.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, we put a ten percent tariff. We put
Speaker 4: a ten percent tariff on an island that only has penguins.
Speaker 4: Trump would have been better off tariffing that island. Tom
Speaker 4: Hanks got stranded on at least that one guy in
Speaker 4: that little volleyball he was fucking.
Speaker 1: Is this a mistake?
Speaker 4: Look, I know old people butt dial strangers all the time,
Speaker 4: but this is the first time I've heard of someone
Speaker 4: butt tariffing an entire country. For more on these tariffs,
Speaker 4: let's go live to that uninhabited penguin island with Grace
Speaker 4: Kohl and Schmid.
Speaker 1: Race.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Grace. Hold on, Wait, Grace.
Speaker 1: Hold on, why why are you dressed like a penguin?
Speaker 10: Because I'm a serious journalist, Michael, I wanted to embed
Speaker 10: myself with the locals to get the real story. And
Speaker 10: that's why I disguise myself as a penguin and learned
Speaker 10: their culture and made it with the hottest one.
Speaker 4: Good, hottest one. But every penguin looks the same.
Speaker 10: No, they don't all look alike, Jordan Klepper.
Speaker 1: Wait, Okay, point taken.
Speaker 4: But Grace, I'm sure your reporting has shown that putting
Speaker 4: tariffs on the penguins is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 10: At first, I too thought that Trump putting tariffs on
Speaker 10: this uninhabited island was a sign that he had suffered
Speaker 10: brain damage. But after spending a week here in negative
Speaker 10: eleven degrees and drinking lots of seawater, I totally see
Speaker 10: where he's coming from. The penguins are taking total advantage
Speaker 10: of America. We buy all their skins to make tuxedos.
Speaker 10: But have they ever but have they ever bought any.
Speaker 11: Fish from us?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 4: Why why would I buy fish from us? They're on
Speaker 4: an island surrounded by fish.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but our fish comes in stick form.
Speaker 10: My grandfather was a fish stickerman, and these penguins are
Speaker 10: the reason he lost his job. Also, he got me
Speaker 10: tooed Fly Plus America makes a lot of other things
Speaker 10: penguins don't buy, soybeans, natural gas, grenade launchers.
Speaker 4: Look, penguins don't need any of that stuff.
Speaker 10: Oh why because they're too stupid.
Speaker 1: Nope, because they don't have thumbs.
Speaker 10: Well, they don't have thumbs while they're fucking me either,
Speaker 10: But they're doing that perfectly fine.
Speaker 4: Okay, Okay, Grace, Okay, I think you've been in that
Speaker 4: suit too long.
Speaker 1: Why don't you just come home, Cousta.
Speaker 10: I have a family of penguins to look after.
Speaker 1: I'm a mother now and.
Speaker 10: They just got eaten by a seal.
Speaker 11: I'll be home tomorrow.
Speaker 1: Well, Grace, cool and smaid, everybody, Well we come back.
Speaker 11: We discover the next generation of hacks.
Speaker 1: Don't go away. Welcome back to Dalla Show.
Speaker 4: It's no secret that journalism is in a state of crisis,
Speaker 4: but in this new media landscape, new stars are emerging
Speaker 4: every day. So to find out who some of them are,
Speaker 4: we go to Jordan Klepper. In our new segment news.
Speaker 1: To Meet You.
Speaker 6: Tonight, we highlight a journalist who has quickly established himself
Speaker 6: as the new paragon of the free press. Chief White
Speaker 6: House correspondent for Real America's Voice Brian Glenn, who recently
Speaker 6: made a name for himself when he pressed Ukrainian President
Speaker 6: Zelenski on a matter of global importance.
Speaker 2: Why don't you wear a suit?
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 1: Why don't you wear a suit?
Speaker 2: You're the highest level in this country's office and you
Speaker 2: refuse to wear a suit.
Speaker 1: Thank you, thank you.
Speaker 6: Finally, the questions that matter now. Most lamestream reporters would
Speaker 6: ever dream of asking a.
Speaker 1: Question like that.
Speaker 6: They'd call it stupid or unnecessary or Jesus Christ. Brian
Speaker 6: the man's fighting for his country survival? What kind of
Speaker 6: question is that?
Speaker 1: I don't know, you don't know?
Speaker 6: That's that is not Glenn's style. And if this was
Speaker 6: your first time hearing about Brian Glenn, then good sir,
Speaker 6: you need to accept your uncle's Facebook friend request. Glenn
Speaker 6: got his start in Dallas, Texas, where he honed his
Speaker 6: craft covering the most dangerous stories.
Speaker 2: Alight, do I just jump into why don't you freak?
Speaker 3: Don't just invite me.
Speaker 1: To tell me? Jump up here with what corning?
Speaker 2: Whoa?
Speaker 1: Everybody follow me? You see?
Speaker 2: If we've got some dance moves here? Now, this is
Speaker 2: something that you're obviously I haven't there we go.
Speaker 3: I like this one out.
Speaker 2: Hear out of hearing the stables this morning as these
Speaker 2: horses are.
Speaker 1: Enjoying some breakfast. You know what, I am ready for
Speaker 1: some racing.
Speaker 6: Yes, now there's a man who knows how to dress
Speaker 6: appropriately for work. Take notes to Landscape right here. Glenn
Speaker 6: has proved time and time again that good journalism comes
Speaker 6: down to grit, heart, proximity to horses, and above all costumes.
Speaker 2: I'm kicking these shoes off now, making the panting hose on.
Speaker 3: It does feel kind of good.
Speaker 6: Actually great, Wow, Wow, what courage, what bravery? I mean
Speaker 6: dressing in drag in Texas? I mean reporters haven't put
Speaker 6: their asses on the line like that since Saigon. So naturally,
Speaker 6: it was only a matter of time before Glenn was
Speaker 6: hired by Right Side Broadcasting Network, which is as legitimate
Speaker 6: as it sounds. And it was there at rsb N
Speaker 6: where he combines his love of human interest stories with
Speaker 6: his hate of most of human beings.
Speaker 2: Liberal women tend to be some of the ugliest women
Speaker 2: I've ever seen, and I'm serious, I mean zero makeup.
Speaker 1: They take no pride in them well, they want to
Speaker 1: be men.
Speaker 2: They take no pride in their in their in their dress.
Speaker 2: They're attired, their make up, their haircut. Half of them
Speaker 2: look like men. Harry armpits, Harry legs. Come on, that
Speaker 2: is not embracing, uh, what it means to.
Speaker 1: Be a woman. Wow.
Speaker 6: I love hearing about women's looks from a guy whose
Speaker 6: general vibe is sunburnt deborcee who's no longer allowed at
Speaker 6: his kids t ball games. There's something here, There's something
Speaker 6: right here. People don't want spin. They want reporters to
Speaker 6: deliver unbiased, fact based, hard news about which voters they bang.
Speaker 1: And it was these.
Speaker 6: Hot takes that brought Glenn all the way from the
Speaker 6: campaign trail to the steps of Air Force One.
Speaker 2: A lot of Americans think that this is symbolic of
Speaker 2: what your campaign was all about, America first, putting American
Speaker 2: people first, your thoughts on that we are well.
Speaker 1: But thank you.
Speaker 4: I like that question, boy, I want more questions like that.
Speaker 4: That's even a statement.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Brian Glenn's questions are so good.
Speaker 1: They're actually just statements. You know what.
Speaker 6: It's all a clever setup, like a like a hunter
Speaker 6: setting a trap. Butter them up and then hit him hard,
Speaker 6: show them out's DoD Brian.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about your polling numbers nationally.
Speaker 1: You're just crushing Biden.
Speaker 2: It continues to go up thoughts on that.
Speaker 1: He just said, I'm crushing Biden in the polls. That's true.
Speaker 11: I appreciate that question. Thank you, Brian, Thank.
Speaker 6: You for oh whoa oh amazing reportage. The way you
Speaker 6: know you're speaking truth to power is when power tells
Speaker 6: you what a great question. It's like if Frost Nixon
Speaker 6: was just Nixon. And these days Brian Glenn is showing
Speaker 6: he'll chase down a story no matter where it takes him,
Speaker 6: from the streets.
Speaker 1: To the sheets.
Speaker 7: Brian Glenn from Real America's Voice. He is the boyfriend
Speaker 7: of Marjorie Taylor Green.
Speaker 2: There you have it, Margie Taylor Green, thank you so
Speaker 2: much for joining me today.
Speaker 1: And I'm sure I will see you a little bit later.
Speaker 7: Okay, I'll see you later.
Speaker 6: Oh, I'll see you later. For the sex, man, can
Speaker 6: you feel that erotic heat to you know?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 6: Violating journalistic ethics by not disclosing your sleeping with the
Speaker 6: politician you're interviewing.
Speaker 1: It's wrong. I don't want to be right and man, think.
Speaker 6: About this, think about this relationship. What does Marjorie Taylor
Speaker 6: Green hate most in the world.
Speaker 3: Jews?
Speaker 1: Maybe, but.
Speaker 6: Right after that, reporters and drag queens and Brian Glenn.
Speaker 1: Is both You know what.
Speaker 6: That's that's the power of good journalism. It doesn't just
Speaker 6: change minds, it changes hearts. So kudos to you, Brian Glenn.
Speaker 6: You went from embarrassing yourself on local news to embarrassing
Speaker 6: all of us on the national stage.
Speaker 1: But hey, at least you wore a suit.
Speaker 6: I'm Jordan Klopfer a good night and seriously good and luck.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Jordan. We come back. Scott Glenn will be
Speaker 3: joining on the show Don't Go Away, Jordan Cluffe. Awesome,
Speaker 3: welcome back to DARI show.
Speaker 4: My guest tonight is a legendary actor who makes a surprise.
Speaker 1: Appearance on HBO. Was the White Lotus. Please welcome Scott Glad.
Speaker 3: I love you, I love you, They love you.
Speaker 1: They love you. Look white Lotus.
Speaker 4: Uh, your character doesn't jerk off his brother, but he
Speaker 4: is a great mystery. How did you prepare for Jim
Speaker 4: Hollinger this character?
Speaker 1: Uh?
Speaker 5: The first thing I did when I when they offered
Speaker 5: me the part was I turned it down right.
Speaker 1: That's what I've been doing wrong this whole time.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 5: I just finished a film call You Jane the Marine
Speaker 5: that was got tons of martial arts and dancing and
Speaker 5: sit like that. It was basically about it was about
Speaker 5: agism and how you deal with it when you're old
Speaker 5: and still have a lot left.
Speaker 3: In the tank.
Speaker 5: And they sent me a description of this old guy
Speaker 5: with a cane and I thought that went right, But
Speaker 5: I watched the show. So that night, Carol, my wife,
Speaker 5: and I watched the show, and inside probably fifteen minutes,
Speaker 5: I was sucked right into it. You know, I think
Speaker 5: I want to be a part of this deal. So
Speaker 5: I talked to Mike the next morning. He said, you
Speaker 5: play a guy who's lived in Thailand straight for fifty years,
Speaker 5: off and on for sixty years, and it was a
Speaker 5: Master of Fortune.
Speaker 1: How do you think he got it?
Speaker 5: And I know Thailand pretty well. So I just started
Speaker 5: doing that and looking into For me, the heavy lifting
Speaker 5: and the fun of acting is pretending that I'm getting
Speaker 5: ready to do the part, so I thought. So I
Speaker 5: thought years ago Moral and Brando taught me that every
Speaker 5: every language has a rhythm, every country without so saying
Speaker 5: he went back and forth between German and Japanese, without
Speaker 5: changing the pronunciation of words, just changing the rhythm, and
Speaker 5: all of a sudden he was German, then he was Japanese,
Speaker 5: and back and forth. So I thought, how do I
Speaker 5: find the rhythm of Thailand. I know, I'll start at
Speaker 5: the sort of white belt bottom bottom rung, learning something
Speaker 5: called kribby krabong, which is two short swords martial arts
Speaker 5: and something up there.
Speaker 1: You go to get ready for your acting role. I
Speaker 1: always do that, and he does. I haven't.
Speaker 4: I haven't seen all of the I mean, I haven't.
Speaker 4: I don't know what's coming. But Jim Hollins with the
Speaker 4: character is not a sword fighter.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, so no no, So why are you.
Speaker 4: Using swords to get ready for the Because because I
Speaker 4: I haven't booked an audition.
Speaker 1: Maybe maybe.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Now I just figured that that in learning the
Speaker 5: traditional marshal martial arts where you're going, you'll start to
Speaker 5: learn the rhythm of the place. It's just a way
Speaker 5: of me making excuses to have fun and learn something.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 3: That's sleep.
Speaker 1: He's a he's a mysterious character.
Speaker 4: We don't know if he killed the dad, if he's
Speaker 4: Walton Goggin's dad. What can you tell us or are
Speaker 4: you acting right now? By not giving it away?
Speaker 5: I can tell you stay tuned.
Speaker 1: Stay tuned. All of your all of your characters have
Speaker 1: an intensity.
Speaker 4: And I love him, I mean the right stuff.
Speaker 3: Look at that.
Speaker 4: Urban cowboy clok at that huh? Look at that the
Speaker 4: hunt for Red October I I I get the sense
Speaker 4: that you have an intensity offscreen as well in your life.
Speaker 1: Is that true?
Speaker 10: No?
Speaker 1: No, I mean martial arts with knives.
Speaker 4: You've already told us, used to race motorcycles, open water, spearfish,
Speaker 4: ice climbing, skydiving.
Speaker 1: What is it about this stuff?
Speaker 4: Is acting just just a little the safest thing you do.
Speaker 5: The first time I ever jumped out, I was airborne
Speaker 5: in the Service, but it was static line jumped. So
Speaker 5: the first time I ever free fall the skydive was
Speaker 5: with a four time world champion up in Idaho and
Speaker 5: we took the doors office Essma. Went up, got out
Speaker 5: in the strut, made the jump. When I hit the ground,
Speaker 5: he came down after me. He ran after me. He said,
Speaker 5: quick without thinking, what's the most fun you've ever had
Speaker 5: in your life? With your clothes on? And I said,
Speaker 5: Opening Night off broad But.
Speaker 1: I love this.
Speaker 5: I want to do it again, and we did.
Speaker 1: We did three more jumps.
Speaker 5: That afternoon, but driving back to catch them, he said,
Speaker 5: your first instinct was opening night off Broadway, and I said,
Speaker 5: that's way sc scarier to me than if I jump
Speaker 5: out of a plane and everything goes south.
Speaker 1: It'll be over like that.
Speaker 5: Opening night for me in any theater that but especially
Speaker 5: off Broadway, when you're as close to the front row
Speaker 5: as I am to you right now. I always throw
Speaker 5: up in the afternoon. Fifteen minutes before I go on stage.
Speaker 5: I say, why the hell am I doing this? I
Speaker 5: get paid more than ten minutes of doing a TV show,
Speaker 5: and then maybe thirty seconds before I go on stage.
Speaker 5: The real truth is I'm a huge phony. I have
Speaker 5: no idea what I'm doing. And tonight the whole house
Speaker 5: of cards are going to fall in front of all
Speaker 5: those people out there. They're gonna They're gonna find out
Speaker 5: what I've always secretly expected.
Speaker 4: It's that challenge and that intensity that makes you feel alive.
Speaker 1: I just figured it out. Man.
Speaker 5: I think you're right.
Speaker 4: I think I'm right right. Uh, you know, we're not
Speaker 4: the same generation. And I love talking to men of
Speaker 4: a generation.
Speaker 1: Older than me. So I have a few questions for you,
Speaker 1: just to help me. Okay.
Speaker 4: One, I love riding motorcycles, but I have kids now
Speaker 4: and my wife is I've got to stop riding motorcycles.
Speaker 4: And I said, Scott, how do I have this conversation
Speaker 4: with my wife that this is when I feel live
Speaker 4: when I'm driving motorcycles.
Speaker 1: What do I say to her? Tell me right now.
Speaker 5: Go I'm going to do all of my riding and
Speaker 5: tracks from now on.
Speaker 1: Oh so, now i gotta go. I gotta go motorcycle track.
Speaker 1: All right.
Speaker 4: Well, I'm gonna hear what she says, and then we'll
Speaker 4: have to bring you back and we'll do.
Speaker 1: Is it safe? I guess it would be safe because
Speaker 1: I'm not going to hit a deer or a car.
Speaker 5: The worst place to be for real is traffic.
Speaker 4: Right shit, I think that secures it for me. You
Speaker 4: live in Idaho. Not a lot of actors live in Idaho,
Speaker 4: and you've lived there for a long.
Speaker 3: Time, yeah, for five years.
Speaker 1: How is that influence your work?
Speaker 6: Does it?
Speaker 4: Was it important for you to not be in La
Speaker 4: or New York. I'm from Michigan. I love when people
Speaker 4: in show business live somewhere else.
Speaker 5: I love that whatever minor talent I have, I get
Speaker 5: from stealing behavior from people. I can see real behavior
Speaker 5: in a truck stop in Idaho, in La everybody is
Speaker 5: a slash.
Speaker 10: You know.
Speaker 5: I'm a gas station attendant, slash, screenwriting, I'm a waitress
Speaker 5: slash you know, TVs star. Yeah, there's nothing to steal
Speaker 5: from those people. Yeah, because they've slashed it to pieces.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's a great answer.
Speaker 1: I love that.
Speaker 4: Lastly, then the White Load is there's a spectrum of
Speaker 4: men with issues.
Speaker 1: That are complex.
Speaker 4: They're seeking revenge, they have depression. Yeah, and I just
Speaker 4: you know, I feel men right now are struggling. There's
Speaker 4: the male friendship recession. Depression rates are high. This part
Speaker 4: isn't really funny. Suicide rates are. I'm very curious. I
Speaker 4: love the masculinity you portray, but what are your thoughts
Speaker 4: on men today?
Speaker 1: What can we steal?
Speaker 4: What can we learn from an older generation that would
Speaker 4: help us?
Speaker 5: Never pay a tariff?
Speaker 8: Okay, all right, we'll take that or whatever.
Speaker 11: I mean.
Speaker 4: The season finale of White loadus there Sunday on HBO
Speaker 4: and Max Scott Glad.
Speaker 1: Why do they a quick break?
Speaker 11: You're right back, that's that show for tonight now here
Speaker 11: it is your momentum zund.
Speaker 1: This is all great news for Detroit. My opinion did
Speaker 1: not come up with discussion last night.
Speaker 4: No, we talked about that in the Oval office a
Speaker 4: little bit, but no, dinner was a dinner was awesome.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 1: It was weirdly so awesome.
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