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Speaker 4: I'm Jessey Lightek. We've got so much to talk about.
Speaker 5: Tonight, Trump and Kamala focus on their problem areas. President
Speaker 5: Obama holds an intervention in Fox News locks Trump in
Speaker 5: a room full of women. So let's get right into
Speaker 5: it with another installment of Indecision twenty four. For president,
Speaker 5: there are certain demographics that the candidates can depend on.
Speaker 5: For instance, Donald Trump has locked down evangelicals, blue collar men,
Speaker 5: teenage boys who call their mom bitch, frat boys who
Speaker 5: sing the N word and rap songs, and Americans who
Speaker 5: consider Joe Rogan their primary care physician. But when it
Speaker 5: comes to women voters, Trump is pulling slightly below a
Speaker 5: yeast infection.
Speaker 4: And I know what you're thinking.
Speaker 5: But DESI, He's groped so many women I know, and
Speaker 5: yet still he trails. So today, the Trump campaign, I
Speaker 5: mean Fox News organized a town hall for him with
Speaker 5: an all female audience.
Speaker 4: And just take a look at this set.
Speaker 5: They built with an old timey wagon and bales of hay.
Speaker 4: It's a reminder of the good old days.
Speaker 5: When men were men and women weren't allowed to vote.
Speaker 5: But go ahead, Donald, reassure women that you're on their side.
Speaker 5: Just don't make it creepy.
Speaker 6: IVF.
Speaker 2: You had mentioned before IVF.
Speaker 6: Get this question, yeah, because I believe that's what this
Speaker 6: is about.
Speaker 2: All I want to talk about IVF.
Speaker 6: I'm the father of IVF.
Speaker 7: So I want to hear this question.
Speaker 5: So close, so close, it's it's not enough for you
Speaker 5: to say that you support IVF. You've got to make
Speaker 5: it weird and say I'm the father of IVF. Sounds
Speaker 5: like he broke into the lab and fertilized all the
Speaker 5: eggs with his own pudding. Now I can never eat
Speaker 5: putting again. So Darth Trump is ivf's father. I didn't
Speaker 5: see that coming.
Speaker 4: But what about other important issues?
Speaker 5: Well, Fox wasn't so cruel as to put Trump in
Speaker 5: front of a room of any women. They hand selected
Speaker 5: conservative supporters, which might explain why one particular women's issue
Speaker 5: came up.
Speaker 8: How do you plan on addressing the transgender issue in
Speaker 8: women's sports?
Speaker 7: Will shop it?
Speaker 1: We absolutely stop it. You can't have it.
Speaker 4: How do you stop it? Do you go to the
Speaker 4: sports leagues? Do you go to the elope you just
Speaker 4: ban it?
Speaker 2: The president bans it, You just don't.
Speaker 1: Let it happen.
Speaker 5: Yes, as everyone knows, the president has three major responsibilities,
Speaker 5: commanding the military, signing bills into law, and personally managing
Speaker 5: the rules for every JV field hockey team. It's right
Speaker 5: there in the Constitution on page What the heck are
Speaker 5: you talking about? That is not a presidential power. I
Speaker 5: shouldn't have to explain this to someone who has already
Speaker 5: been president.
Speaker 4: Does he think the Supreme Corps will just let him do? Oh? Yeah,
Speaker 4: oh yeah, yes, they probably will. They probably will.
Speaker 5: But while Trump's reaching out to women, Kamala is trying
Speaker 5: to shore up support with another demographic, black men, which
Speaker 5: is crazy. I really thought that Taylor Swift endorsement would
Speaker 5: totally seal it. But in the past few days, Kamala
Speaker 5: has gone on The Breakfast Club, Roland Martin, the Shade Room,
Speaker 5: all the shows that make your racist uncle lock the
Speaker 5: car doors when they come on the radio, And in
Speaker 5: addition to her interviews, she released a plan specifically aimed
Speaker 5: at winning over blackmail voters.
Speaker 3: Harris announced a new plan aimed at winning them over,
Speaker 3: including one million forgivable small business loans, a focus on
Speaker 3: health issues that disproportionately affect black men, and legalizing recreational
Speaker 3: marijuana to boost the industry and create new jobs.
Speaker 5: It also supports pathways for black men to become educators,
Speaker 5: promises to protect their cryptocurrency investments. Wait, I get the
Speaker 5: business loans and healthcare, but crypto, I guess because black
Speaker 5: men deserve the opportunity to be scammed like everyone else.
Speaker 5: And legalizing weeds should be popular too. But Kamala is
Speaker 5: a former prosecutor's it's always a little suspicious when a
Speaker 5: cop approaches black men to offer them marijuana.
Speaker 4: Hey, I heard you guys like drugs. Me too.
Speaker 5: But there's one black man that Kamala definitely doesn't need
Speaker 5: to win over.
Speaker 4: That's right, Barack Obama. Barack, give us that sweet, sweet
Speaker 4: hope and change.
Speaker 6: Former President Barack Obama delivering a surprise lecture to black
Speaker 6: men today, accusing them of having sexist reasons for not
Speaker 6: wanting to vote for Kamala Harris.
Speaker 9: Part of it makes me think that, well, you just
Speaker 9: are feeling the idea of having a woman as president,
Speaker 9: and you're coming up with other alternatives and other reasons
Speaker 9: for it. So now you're thinking about sitting out or
Speaker 9: even supporting somebody.
Speaker 1: Who has a history of denegrating.
Speaker 9: You because you think that's a side strike, because.
Speaker 1: That's what being a man is, putting women down. That's
Speaker 1: not accepting.
Speaker 4: You're in trouble.
Speaker 5: I think this is the first time someone told an
Speaker 5: entire demographic. It was grounded, and I feel bad for
Speaker 5: the guys in that room. They were like President Obama's
Speaker 5: coming in today, what's he going to talk about?
Speaker 4: How much you suck shit?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 5: As much as Harris is focusing on black men, it's
Speaker 5: important to have some perspective because poles show that Kama
Speaker 5: is getting support from about eighty percent of black men
Speaker 5: versus about twenty percent for Trump or as Trump would
Speaker 5: put it.
Speaker 2: And my numbers with the black and especially black men.
Speaker 2: I love black men, I love them. I love them.
Speaker 2: I have gone through the roof with black men, black men.
Speaker 4: Black men, black men.
Speaker 5: He says it like he's been practicing really hard not
Speaker 5: to call them something else. For more on these demographics
Speaker 5: and their support, we go Live to Atlanta barbershop with
Speaker 5: Josh Johnson. Josh, I think it's obvious what I want
Speaker 5: to ask you about you're at the barber shop.
Speaker 4: What do women want?
Speaker 8: Thank you, DESI. I assumed you'd ask me about this.
Speaker 8: Women want a candidate who puts them in control of
Speaker 8: not just their bodies, but their economic futures. You know,
Speaker 8: when you're out to brunch with your besties and you're
Speaker 8: sipping on apple cider mimosas living for fall, all right,
Speaker 8: and you realize Jessica couldn't come because child care costs
Speaker 8: more than a girl's trip to Abifa. That's what this
Speaker 8: election is about for women, and also, I assume for
Speaker 8: black men. But you tell me I'm no expert.
Speaker 5: Well, well, I think what black men want right now
Speaker 5: is equal opportunity. They want a criminal justice system that
Speaker 5: isn't whack, especially when it comes to marijuana charges.
Speaker 4: You know, when you're hooping on the.
Speaker 5: Courts with the squad, except your point guard DeVante got
Speaker 5: scooped up by five to zero for holding the same
Speaker 5: thing that white man's writing prescriptions for uptown. So now
Speaker 5: instead of running fives, you got to run force.
Speaker 4: That's what this election is about.
Speaker 8: I've never thought about it that way, but women can
Speaker 8: relate to that, especially with the wage gap. How many
Speaker 8: times have the girls been having a total Sunday fun day?
Speaker 8: I mean hitting, I mean hitting William so Noma because
Speaker 8: they got twenty percent off on our pack of throws.
Speaker 8: But then you get to Polia's class and Mark is
Speaker 8: somebbing for Cindy, but his playlist has no Chapel, no Charlie,
Speaker 8: no Tayte. But you know he probably makes more money
Speaker 8: than her. That's what this election is about.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Pepe, this what what black men want is financial stability.
Speaker 5: You know, when you're at the club sipin' Henny and
Speaker 5: you see a shorty from across the room and she's thick,
Speaker 5: so you want to take her back to your crib,
Speaker 5: but you live with your moms because the housing market
Speaker 5: go crazy. That that is what this election is about.
Speaker 8: For Jerseys, Inflation is giving a lot of people the ick. Okay,
Speaker 8: have you seen how expensive it is just to get
Speaker 8: your bangs trimmed?
Speaker 4: Can't be worse than the price of do rags.
Speaker 1: Toats?
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Of course, with all the focus on women and black men,
Speaker 5: I do wonder if there's other demographics that're feeling left out.
Speaker 10: Yes, hello, thank you.
Speaker 4: Oh Troy, Troy wanna.
Speaker 5: Amazing I assume you're on Fire Island at a drag brunch.
Speaker 1: I'm in my home, DESI.
Speaker 10: Oh yeah, I'm reporting in because someone needs to speak
Speaker 10: for a community that I care deeply about, the rural
Speaker 10: football datskay, no one cares about their issues.
Speaker 4: Are the candidates just gonna.
Speaker 10: Let NFL defenses keep the too high safety concept?
Speaker 6: It makes the game so boring. Let's go.
Speaker 8: Men and their football.
Speaker 4: Tight.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Johnny Wanna and Josh Johnson.
Speaker 3: Everyone.
Speaker 4: When we come back, we find out what the.
Speaker 9: Clients you want in this.
Speaker 7: Welcome back to the Daily Show.
Speaker 5: We've been discussing how the candidates are trying to secure
Speaker 5: the votes of key demographics. But there's one demographic they
Speaker 5: might be forgetting. Troy Uwanta has more.
Speaker 10: Like most presidential elections, this election will be determined by disengaged,
Speaker 10: working class independent voters from a few Midwest states. So
Speaker 10: I'm at a gathering of such voters in Thornville, Ohio.
Speaker 1: Okay, So it's twenty twenty four.
Speaker 10: We have a very exciting presidential election coming up, very exciting.
Speaker 10: Everyone's really really happy about it. Who are you voting for?
Speaker 5: No one, none.
Speaker 10: Of you know. Are you going to vote?
Speaker 3: Hell?
Speaker 1: No, why don't you plan.
Speaker 6: To vote, because like you're voting for two people who
Speaker 6: pretty much doesn't care about your existence.
Speaker 10: Like there's nothing that has been improving for us low
Speaker 10: income people.
Speaker 4: It's been shit.
Speaker 8: I have never voted in my life.
Speaker 1: I never will vote.
Speaker 9: Juggalos don't get involved in politics.
Speaker 10: Yes, this is the gathering of the Juggalos, a music
Speaker 10: festival where young people in America's heartland explore new frontiers
Speaker 10: in fashion, self care, and the arts while enjoying the
Speaker 10: music of Insane Clown Posse and other popular acts of the.
Speaker 1: Murder clown genre.
Speaker 10: These tens of thousands of disengaged youths could be a
Speaker 10: powerful voting block if only a political party would address
Speaker 10: the issues they care about.
Speaker 1: A hundred percent.
Speaker 9: I believe global warming is real.
Speaker 7: Manig gets hotter and hotter and hot they go.
Speaker 9: Through the summers.
Speaker 1: You know it's nine am and you already have.
Speaker 9: Your shirt on it.
Speaker 10: How do you feel about cutting taxes for billionaires?
Speaker 1: Yes, I think billionaires should pay more taxes.
Speaker 10: In a way, they're sociopathic clowns, legalizing drugs, trans rights,
Speaker 10: being pro choice, women's rights.
Speaker 8: I think are ethos are based upon However, you want.
Speaker 1: To be, you know, a killer clown.
Speaker 10: If you want to be a trans killer clown, by
Speaker 10: all means, please do. I'm really glad that the killer
Speaker 10: clown community has opened up to the.
Speaker 1: Trans community as well.
Speaker 10: And there's one policy preference. The juggal Letes feel especially
Speaker 10: strongly about abortions.
Speaker 4: That's that's women, that's how. No one has control over
Speaker 4: that but us. We don't want to get getting nutted
Speaker 4: in and have babies.
Speaker 10: All the suns like I will be.
Speaker 4: I'd like to be child three in my twenties.
Speaker 10: I'm gonna put that on a T shirt by the way, Yeah,
Speaker 10: that'd be a killer T shirt. Unsurprisingly, the Juggalos were
Speaker 10: interested in the third party candidate, and their pick turned
Speaker 10: out to be more politically viable than RFK Junior. The
Speaker 10: world will be a much better place in my opinion,
Speaker 10: if there was a Juggalo in the I need the
Speaker 10: clouds will turn pink of a juggalom.
Speaker 1: Honestly, I like how a violent Jy's mindset works.
Speaker 9: Okay, yeah, or Shaggy two, though I'd have them up
Speaker 9: in the white holes in hip.
Speaker 1: I'd say Shaggy as president and then violent j is second.
Speaker 10: And that makes sense too, as because President Violent J.
Speaker 1: Might scare some people.
Speaker 10: Of course, the Juggalos would want one of their own
Speaker 10: in the White House. So I put on my best
Speaker 10: Juggalo formal were to find out if Violent J himself
Speaker 10: would accept the nomination.
Speaker 7: That no, that is no amount of money.
Speaker 1: You've got to dope places. Yeah, they give you a
Speaker 1: night tinanary. You gotta get up all early, as shit.
Speaker 10: That's the number one qualification of the president.
Speaker 9: You have to get up early.
Speaker 10: Even though Violent J refused the mandate of commander in chief,
Speaker 10: he had clear policy preferences on every thing. For mass deportation.
Speaker 9: Though now I remember why I hated Trump.
Speaker 1: That wall shit to women's rights and the right to
Speaker 1: beatle shit.
Speaker 10: Environmental conservation.
Speaker 9: We think we're the superior animal on this planet.
Speaker 7: Right, let me tell you what the spiry animal is
Speaker 7: a while.
Speaker 10: It's the biggest and progressive taxation, my mom said.
Speaker 8: The Democrats basically are saying less taxes on the poor,
Speaker 8: more taxes on the rears.
Speaker 1: I'm assuming you pay taxes.
Speaker 9: The painus and I'm happy about it.
Speaker 1: I paid double what they asked.
Speaker 10: I was starting to get a sense of where Violent
Speaker 10: J stood on the issues but did the head of
Speaker 10: the insane clown nation see himself in any of the
Speaker 10: candidates to lead our insane clown nation?
Speaker 4: A little pussy holdish on the uh fact that he
Speaker 4: refused to paint his beard.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean?
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's a pussy because he didn't paint his beard.
Speaker 1: A pussy hurt?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 6: What about good ole dt Kim okay.
Speaker 1: Because he's all about that wall? All right? This is
Speaker 1: Tim Walls.
Speaker 6: This is Kamala, Harris's VP.
Speaker 7: Who Kamala has the whole che vice president?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm absolutely opinionless.
Speaker 1: I'm that man.
Speaker 9: All right.
Speaker 1: Last we have Kama.
Speaker 7: I wanted to win because she's a Democrat and I
Speaker 7: love my mom.
Speaker 1: Okay, I see it.
Speaker 4: All right, that's a beautiful sentiment.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, how do you say her first name? Kamala?
Speaker 3: Kamala?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Kamala like kama La.
Speaker 5: That's fresh.
Speaker 7: Sorry, I met the mushrooms a kicken.
Speaker 6: Oh sure, sure, I forgot mine.
Speaker 10: So violent Jay is backing Harris. See, not all Juggalers
Speaker 10: are sitting this election out. Now, what are the odds
Speaker 10: he's gonna remembered about on November?
Speaker 5: Fill?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 7: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Let me come back Jason.
Speaker 7: Will be ringing on the shouted A.
Speaker 6: Welcome back to the Day show.
Speaker 5: My guest tonight is an Emmy nominated actor who stars
Speaker 5: in the Apple TV Plus series Shrinking. Please welcome Jason Single.
Speaker 4: Got Greig fans here. We are all huge fans of yours.
Speaker 6: Thanks, I'm a huge fan of yours. Actually, yeah, I
Speaker 6: think what you do is really important.
Speaker 5: Oh that's very kind, true, very kind. I have loved
Speaker 5: you since Freaks and Geeks.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the good old dass.
Speaker 5: Forgetting Sarah Marshall is still I think one of the
Speaker 5: greatest rom coms of all times, still holds up. Yeah,
Speaker 5: and nominated for an Emmy last year for season one
Speaker 5: of Shrinking. Now you're back at it season two. You're
Speaker 5: not just starring in this show, you co created it
Speaker 5: with Bill Lawrence and Brett Goldstein.
Speaker 4: How did that all come about?
Speaker 6: I'm really lucky. I got kind of a free ride
Speaker 6: on this one in that I got a call from
Speaker 6: Bill and Brett. They had both had an idea about
Speaker 6: a therapist going through a nervous breakdown, and they got
Speaker 6: in touch with me and asked if I wanted.
Speaker 1: To play the guy.
Speaker 6: Actually, the truth of the story is apparently. Yeah, I
Speaker 6: was on a walk and I was listening to I
Speaker 6: know what I was listening to at the time. I
Speaker 6: was listening to Sign Sealed delivered by Stevie Wonder, and
Speaker 6: I was like, yeah, I was walking along kind of
Speaker 6: dancing to myself. And apparently the producer texted Bill Lawrence
Speaker 6: just saw Jason Siegel.
Speaker 1: He seems happy. Let's do a show with him. That's
Speaker 1: a true story.
Speaker 4: I love that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, life's not fair at all.
Speaker 5: I have got to start dancing in the streets more often.
Speaker 1: I couldn't agree more. I changed my life.
Speaker 5: I have to say, if I did that, I feel
Speaker 5: like people would be like, someone needs to pay that
Speaker 5: woman to stop moving like that.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 6: I'm also a gigantic human being and I live in
Speaker 6: a small town and I kind of function like the
Speaker 6: town big bird.
Speaker 4: Just a joyful big bird.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I do what I can.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, your chemistry is so good with Harrison
Speaker 5: Ford on this show. You have this great, like buddy
Speaker 5: comedy dynamic. How did you get him to sign on
Speaker 5: to do comedy? Did he see your full frontal.
Speaker 4: Scene in f.
Speaker 5: Because I'll be honest, it's the whole reason you're here today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I accept that I have not told this story. Actually,
Speaker 6: it's funny you ask, because I know you're joking. He
Speaker 6: was not that familiar with me, and so they said
Speaker 6: you should watch for Getting Sarah Marshall. You'll get a
Speaker 6: sense of what this guy does. And apparently he went
Speaker 6: off and he watched it and he texted Bill Lawrence,
Speaker 6: I'm in bt W, good dick, and I have it framed.
Speaker 6: I have the text printed and framed.
Speaker 5: You would almost retire after that, not that anyone wants you.
Speaker 4: I mean, you got Harrison Ford to compliment.
Speaker 1: Your Yeah, yeah, good job.
Speaker 4: You should have gotten that ammy.
Speaker 1: I know, yeah, I know, I know. Pretty cool, right.
Speaker 5: You also work with one of our Daily Show alums,
Speaker 5: the brilliant Jessica Williams.
Speaker 1: The best, Yes, the best.
Speaker 4: She really is.
Speaker 1: I'm sure you know and relate.
Speaker 6: But like doing improv is a vulnerable thing, and there
Speaker 6: is a sense that if you if you go past
Speaker 6: the line, it can be embarrassing. If you get it wrong,
Speaker 6: it can be embarrassing. And I have never had a
Speaker 6: co star be so there to catch the ball and
Speaker 6: throw it back with the mentality of like, if this
Speaker 6: ship is going down, we're going down.
Speaker 1: Together.
Speaker 6: I will ride the Titanic down with you. And I
Speaker 6: just feel I haven't felt this way since Paul Rudd.
Speaker 1: I feel like, Yeah, I feel like I have.
Speaker 6: A teammate that I can depend on till the end.
Speaker 4: That's so cool. Yeah, we love her. We miss her
Speaker 4: very much. If you ever talk about us.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, all the time.
Speaker 4: Lie. You're a good actor though.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 5: No, you play therapist in their show. Are you good
Speaker 5: at giving advice? Do people in your life come to
Speaker 5: you and ask for guidance?
Speaker 6: That's a good question. I suppose they do. Yeah, I
Speaker 6: get right at it, Like I don't really have a
Speaker 6: sense of pride or shame.
Speaker 4: Great.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so if someone asked me about my life, I
Speaker 6: kind of go right to it. And I think that
Speaker 6: opens a door of vulnerability so people can share stuff.
Speaker 4: Really, I'm happy you said that.
Speaker 1: Okay, good, Great, you got questions.
Speaker 5: We ask some people around the office to submit some
Speaker 5: questions that we would love for you to give advice on.
Speaker 5: Are you ready, okay, real quick, Mary Kill, which.
Speaker 4: Of those is the worst to do at your sister's wedding?
Speaker 1: You have to pick? Yeah, Mary, Mary, that.
Speaker 4: Is probably the worst thing you could do.
Speaker 5: How do you handle a coworker who keeps slacking off
Speaker 5: by only coming in one day a week.
Speaker 1: This is a very specific one, isn't.
Speaker 6: It very Just tell them they're doing a great job.
Speaker 4: Great job, Mondays are good enough.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's right. Mondays are going to have to be
Speaker 1: good enough.
Speaker 4: Stay in your life, that's right. Okay, that's my boyfriend.
Speaker 1: The anti Garfield.
Speaker 4: I am Loveday Love Monday.
Speaker 5: Okay, my boyfriend's just got in some legal trouble involving
Speaker 5: one thousand bottles of lube at his house.
Speaker 4: Should I dump him?
Speaker 1: It's a good time. It's a good time to move on.
Speaker 5: All signs point to get out of the trouble.
Speaker 1: So much lube. It's so much.
Speaker 4: It's a shocking amount. Yeah, yeah, it really is.
Speaker 1: That's a forgetting Sarah Marshall amount of lube? Really, thank you?
Speaker 4: Reference. Okay, this one totally anonymous.
Speaker 5: How can I be better friends with guests on the
Speaker 5: show that I find super interesting and have cool friends
Speaker 5: like Harrison Ford.
Speaker 6: That's a sweet as it happened already, I feel like
Speaker 6: it happened already.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, it's almost as good as Harrison Ford
Speaker 5: complimenting my dick.
Speaker 7: It's right out there.
Speaker 10: Thank you.
Speaker 4: We can.
Speaker 5: We're friends now for sure. You have just wrapped season
Speaker 5: two of Shrinking. What are you doing next?
Speaker 6: I'm leaving tomorrow to go to Finland to make an
Speaker 6: action movie.
Speaker 4: It's the coolest thing that you possibly could have said.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I think I know what your superhero attribute is.
Speaker 1: What's that?
Speaker 4: Well? Harrison Ford said, yes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I forget that. I'm like a gigantic human being.
Speaker 6: And when I do this fight choreography. In my head,
Speaker 6: I'm like small, I'm like Kermit in my own brain.
Speaker 6: But it turns out I look like a one man
Speaker 6: killing machine when I'm doing these fight scenes.
Speaker 1: It's really exciting.
Speaker 4: It's so are you allowed to talk about the promise?
Speaker 5: No, I can't see okay totally, but we you go
Speaker 5: and you film tomorrow.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I have abs right now?
Speaker 1: Oh my Yeah.
Speaker 5: You say that like I feel like you want to
Speaker 5: show us.
Speaker 4: Is that true?
Speaker 6: I promise Harrison could see them first.
Speaker 5: Yes, that's fair. Please give him my regards. Jason Siegel
Speaker 5: at Roule.
Speaker 7: Today TV.
Speaker 4: We're gonna take a quick break. We'll be right back
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Speaker 2: I have gone through the roof with black men. Black men,
Speaker 2: I don't do quite as well with black women. I
Speaker 2: must say, I don't know why, hie, but I'm sure
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