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Speaker 4: I'm Michael Coast that We've got so much to talk
Speaker 4: about tonight. Summer vacation is coming up. Nicky Haley is
Speaker 4: giving up in the Supreme Court. Might face consequences, but
Speaker 4: don't worry, they won't face any consequences.
Speaker 5: So let's get into the headlines.
Speaker 4: We start tonight with the fundamental battle of the ages,
Speaker 4: not the one between good and evil. Evil won that immediately,
Speaker 4: We're talking about the fight between marijuana and alcohol. Alcohol
Speaker 4: has had the upper hand for decades, but now it
Speaker 4: appears that marijuana is pulling ahead well.
Speaker 6: For the first time ever, daily marijuana use is now
Speaker 6: pacing daily alcohol use.
Speaker 7: This is according to a new national study. Millions of
Speaker 7: people in the US report using marijuana daily or nearly
Speaker 7: every day. According to the National Survey on Drug Use
Speaker 7: and Health, those people now outnumber those who say they
Speaker 7: are daily or near daily drinkers of alcohol.
Speaker 4: That's right, daily pot smokers are beating daily alcohol drinkers
Speaker 4: in the race to see who can escape their sad
Speaker 4: lives more quickly. But in some ways it makes sense.
Speaker 4: You know, edibles are just much more efficient than booze.
Speaker 4: I mean, have you ever tried to get a trick
Speaker 4: or treater drunk? It's almost impossible. Of course, the rising
Speaker 4: popularity of weed is a good reminder to.
Speaker 5: The beer industry that they got lazy.
Speaker 4: They thought they could just sit back and relax while
Speaker 4: Tommy Chong bought every goddamn ad on Twitter.
Speaker 5: You know, congrats be her companies.
Speaker 4: You lost to that well known, super ambitious type, a
Speaker 4: hardworking go getter, Tommy Chong. Now we had an alcohol aside.
Speaker 4: The larger issue is that maybe, just maybe we shouldn't
Speaker 4: be depending on all these substances in the first place.
Speaker 4: You know, life is much better when you're sober and
Speaker 4: we can really feel everything authentically. That's an epiphany I
Speaker 4: had on my weekly ayahuasca voyage.
Speaker 5: So let's move on to the presidential race.
Speaker 4: You may remember that the end of the Republican primary
Speaker 4: campaign saw a bitter feud between Donald Trump and Nicki Haley.
Speaker 4: She criticized him for his record and conduct, and he
Speaker 4: mocked her Indian birth name. Promoted birth conspiracies about her
Speaker 4: and implied that her husband deployed to Africa just to
Speaker 4: get away from.
Speaker 5: Her, so high brow stuff.
Speaker 4: The attacks got so personal that when Nicki Haley find
Speaker 4: Me dropped out of the race in March, she made it.
Speaker 5: A point to not endorse Donald Trump.
Speaker 8: I have always been a conservative Republican and always supported
Speaker 8: the Republican nominee. But on this question, as she did
Speaker 8: on so many others, Margaret Thatcher provided some good advice
Speaker 8: when she said, quote, never just follow the crowd. Always
Speaker 8: make up your own mind. It is now up to
Speaker 8: Donald Trump to earn the votes of those in our
Speaker 8: party and beyond it who did not support him, and
Speaker 8: I hope he does that.
Speaker 5: Wow, go Nicki Haley. Right, a Republican standing up to Trump.
Speaker 5: That's pretty rare these days.
Speaker 4: It's like seeing an eclipse or a movie without Timothy Shallomey.
Speaker 4: But basically, Nicky Haley said, Trump, if you want my endorsement,
Speaker 4: you got to earn it. So let's see how Trump
Speaker 4: courted Nicky Haley's supporters.
Speaker 5: You've talked about trying to unify the party. How do
Speaker 5: you bring these Nicky Haley voters.
Speaker 9: Some of who's voted for you in twenty twenty, but
Speaker 9: say they don't want to now.
Speaker 5: Or they'll look, how do you bring them back into
Speaker 5: the tet? All vote for me again? They can all
Speaker 5: vote for me again, everybody. And I'm not sure we
Speaker 5: need too many. Damn, that's cold. Trump's like, yeah, let
Speaker 5: me reach out to Haley supporters. Oh gotch.
Speaker 4: Trump just doesn't care about winning over Haley voters. To Trump,
Speaker 4: Haley voters are like vegetables. You know, he's gotten this
Speaker 4: far without them. Why worry about him now? But that's
Speaker 4: Trump for you. He doesn't come to you. You come
Speaker 4: to him. He's not going to grovel for your support.
Speaker 4: He's not going to work to unify the party. He's
Speaker 4: not going to meet you at a coffee shop halfway
Speaker 4: between his house and your house. You come to the
Speaker 4: coffee shop near his house, he doesn't care if you
Speaker 4: met up there the last three times.
Speaker 5: He's not dealing with that traffic.
Speaker 4: But you know what that means, Donald, If you're going
Speaker 4: to take Nicky Haley's voters for granted like that, then
Speaker 4: good luck getting Nicky Haley to vote for you.
Speaker 10: Breaking news, Nicky Haley declares she will vote for Donald Trump,
Speaker 10: endorsing the former rival she fiercely attacked during her GOP
Speaker 10: presidential bid.
Speaker 8: I will be voting for Trump having said that, I
Speaker 8: stand by what I said in my suspension speech. Trump
Speaker 8: would be smart to reach out to the millions of
Speaker 8: people who voted for me and continue to support me.
Speaker 4: What the hell, Nikki, you know what happened to that
Speaker 4: Margaret Thatcher quote about never following the crowd? Is there
Speaker 4: another Margaret Thatcher quote where she said, you know what,
Speaker 4: who gives a shit?
Speaker 5: Just follow the crowd? Whatever?
Speaker 1: And it's not the.
Speaker 5: Hypocrisy that annoys me here.
Speaker 4: Every loser ends up supporting their party's nominee.
Speaker 5: But Haley made this whole big show.
Speaker 4: About withholding her support, and then she gave it up
Speaker 4: for nothing. She'd be the worst kidnapper ever. I want
Speaker 4: if you want to see your child, send me one
Speaker 4: million dollars in unmarked builts.
Speaker 5: Actually, forget it. I'll drop them off at five anyway.
Speaker 4: I'm sure it'll be worth it, and Trump will reward
Speaker 4: her for it. Enjoy being ambassador to those islands where
Speaker 4: the nuclear bombs get tested, Nikki.
Speaker 1: Let's move on for politics.
Speaker 4: Let's move on from politics to a place that's completely
Speaker 4: above politics.
Speaker 5: The Supreme Court.
Speaker 4: Now, usually we expect this esteemed body to sit above
Speaker 4: partisan pettiness while it issues rulings that let corporations sell
Speaker 4: my organs for profit. But last week, an unfortunate issue
Speaker 4: sullied that image.
Speaker 6: Justice Samuel Alito is facing calls to recuse himself. This
Speaker 6: comes after The New York Times published a photo outside
Speaker 6: Alito's home of an upside down American flag that's widely
Speaker 6: viewed as a symbol of efforts to overturn the last election.
Speaker 11: Alito confirming the photo, telling the Times quote, I had
Speaker 11: no involvement whatsoever in the flying of the flag. It
Speaker 11: was briefly placed by Missus Alito in response to a
Speaker 11: neighbor's use of objectionable and personally insulting language on yard side.
Speaker 4: Yeah, missus Alito's fault. Oh yeah, I feel you, Sammy.
Speaker 4: You know, my wife's always squabbling with the neighbors too.
Speaker 4: I mean, her squabbles don't usually end with her raising
Speaker 4: the flag of insurrection against the United States. But maybe
Speaker 4: your neighbors are just that bad. But hey, Sam Alito
Speaker 4: is a Supreme Court justice, the pinnacle of moral integrity.
Speaker 4: If he said he has nothing to do with it,
Speaker 4: then I believe him, and I believe it's never going
Speaker 4: to happen again.
Speaker 12: New question surrounding Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito after a
Speaker 12: second controversial flag was hanging outside one of his homes.
Speaker 12: The New York Times reports an appealed to Heaven flag
Speaker 12: carried my January sixth rioters, was photographed at his New
Speaker 12: Jersey Beach house last summer.
Speaker 13: The flag, which features a pine tree and the phrase
Speaker 13: appeal to Heaven, dates back to the Revolutionary War, but
Speaker 13: today the flag has become quote a symbol of support
Speaker 13: for former President Donald J. Trump, for a religious strand
Speaker 13: of the Stop the Steel campaign, and for a push
Speaker 13: to remake American government in Christian terms?
Speaker 5: What the hell?
Speaker 11: Man?
Speaker 5: Another flag?
Speaker 4: Did this guy get a two for one deal at
Speaker 4: the MAGA flag store.
Speaker 5: Look, I'm not an expert, but I.
Speaker 4: Always thought a judge was supposed to be impartial and neutral,
Speaker 4: And I'm not naive.
Speaker 5: I know he's not.
Speaker 4: But can he at least respect us enough to pretend
Speaker 4: to be. You know, it's not like he's a judge
Speaker 4: on American idol. He's a Supreme Court judge, but he's
Speaker 4: stunting on us like a soccer player popping his jersey
Speaker 4: after a goal.
Speaker 5: I killed rov Way, bitches. I killed Robbie Way, bitches.
Speaker 5: But if you.
Speaker 4: But if you upseaid about this, the good news is
Speaker 4: Supreme Court has a code of ethics. Now the bad
Speaker 4: news is they wrote that code of ethics and they
Speaker 4: don't follow it. So I guess there is no good news,
Speaker 4: and the bad news is even worse. For more on
Speaker 4: the flag controversy with Justice Alito, we turned to Troy Iwana. Troy, Troy,
Speaker 4: you're outside Justice Alito's.
Speaker 5: House at the Jersey Shore right now. What's the mood
Speaker 5: down there?
Speaker 14: It's awful, Michael. It's the Jersey Shore. Stop sending me here.
Speaker 14: It's like it's like if Florida wore too much cologne.
Speaker 4: Okay, but but what can you tell us about the
Speaker 4: flags at Alito's house.
Speaker 5: They're very provocative.
Speaker 14: Well, it's worse than that, Michael. These flags are very confusing.
Speaker 14: I don't know what any of these weird right wing
Speaker 14: symbols mean. One is upside down. This one was a
Speaker 14: clip arc pine tree on it.
Speaker 5: I don't get the message.
Speaker 14: The first time I saw that Blue Lives Matter flag,
Speaker 14: I thought the Smurfs f got citizenship, So I thought.
Speaker 4: Well, right wing nationalists use this pine tree flag to
Speaker 4: symbolize how God gave them the divine right to violently
Speaker 4: overthrow the government, then I can.
Speaker 14: Say that I don't right this is a reference to
Speaker 14: whatever shit Michael just said on the flag, because right
Speaker 14: now this is just an ugly flag with a Christmas
Speaker 14: cookie on it.
Speaker 4: I think the bigger question is what justice Alito thought
Speaker 4: the flag meant.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna stop you right there, Michael, because he just
Speaker 14: put up a new flag.
Speaker 5: Okay.
Speaker 14: So it's a big blue wave. I'm guessing that means
Speaker 14: Alito likes surfing. Or maybe they're fans of that Japanese
Speaker 14: wave painting that white people put in their first apartment.
Speaker 14: I'm gonna I'm gonna look it up.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 14: So the wave is Noah's flood washing away the sodomites
Speaker 14: and drowning them, drowning them in an ocean of tears.
Speaker 5: Boy, that's that's terrible. That's a terrible flag.
Speaker 14: I know I did not get any of that from
Speaker 14: the fun wave flag. If you're gonna be hateful, stop
Speaker 14: being so subtle, Okay, add like a add a tiny
Speaker 14: gay person drowning under the wave or something. You know
Speaker 14: what flag works that don't tread on me? Flag with
Speaker 14: the angry snake, I get that. I know where not
Speaker 14: to tread. Or or the punisher's skull. When someone is
Speaker 14: wearing that on their shirt, I know that they're saying
Speaker 14: I'm divorced, right, you know. Or you can have a
Speaker 14: flag like Saudi Arabia. I can't read Arabic, but I
Speaker 14: know what a sword is. It's like message received. Maybe
Speaker 14: Samuel Alito should hire Saudi Arabia's flag guy.
Speaker 4: Okay, Troy, hold up, there appears to be a new
Speaker 4: flag is up behind you.
Speaker 14: Okay, all right, it's a Bible holding a gun.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, I love it.
Speaker 14: Okay, see, I get that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, straight to the point.
Speaker 14: I am pitching my pants in fear, but I know why. Yes,
Speaker 14: all right, thank you guys, Toledo. God, it must be
Speaker 14: nice to own a home.
Speaker 5: Troy Awada, Troy Awada. Everyone, When we come back, I'll
Speaker 5: give you some tips for summer travel.
Speaker 1: Don't go away.
Speaker 5: Welcome back to day show.
Speaker 4: It's Memorial Day weekend, which means summer is just about here.
Speaker 4: The time of year when my armpits begin to resemble
Speaker 4: that swamp planet Yoda lives and people set off for
Speaker 4: fabulous vacations. But if you've got travel plans coming up,
Speaker 4: it's important to remember a few simple tips, which I'll
Speaker 4: give you in my brand new advice segment.
Speaker 5: Now that I think about that title, it's perfect.
Speaker 4: So let's talk about some of the mistakes people make
Speaker 4: on vacation and how you can do better.
Speaker 5: For instance, like these.
Speaker 10: Guys' tonight new video of two men damaging ancient rock
Speaker 10: formations here in the West.
Speaker 15: Two men seen damaging ancient rock formations at Nevada's Lakeney
Speaker 15: National Recreation Area outside Las Vegas. The vandals not once
Speaker 15: but twice, knocking massive redstone boulders off a cliff last
Speaker 15: week at the popular Redstone Dunes Trail. A young girl
Speaker 15: standing behind them screams out as the rocks come to down.
Speaker 4: Amazing the first time these guys work out in their lives,
Speaker 4: and they do it by pushing over a million year
Speaker 4: old boulders.
Speaker 5: Hey, should we get a bowflex? No, let's just up nature.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 5: Someone should go find these vandals, and it shouldn't be
Speaker 5: too hard.
Speaker 4: Just look for the guy whose daughter has a blurry face.
Speaker 4: There can't be too many of those. So here's just
Speaker 4: the tip. Next time you're in the desert, ask yourself,
Speaker 4: would Wiley E. Coyote do this? Then do the opposite. Now,
Speaker 4: maybe you're thinking this doesn't apply to me. I'm more
Speaker 4: of a lie on the beach kind of gal.
Speaker 5: Well guess what.
Speaker 4: There are plenty of ways you can mess things up too,
Speaker 4: like what happened to this lady.
Speaker 13: First up, don't be a fool and never mess with
Speaker 13: a raging bull.
Speaker 15: Shocking video shows a woman on a Mexican beach refusing
Speaker 15: to get away from the beast and pain a price.
Speaker 5: Yeah the way, you're not doing any game?
Speaker 4: Tell yeah, they tell you? Did you think let me
Speaker 4: speak to the manager? Would work on a giant bowl?
Speaker 4: They are the manager. But that's my toe bag. I
Speaker 4: have a bag of warm grapes in there, lady, those
Speaker 4: are his warm grapes.
Speaker 5: Now just walk.
Speaker 4: Away, you know, and then for dinner you can have
Speaker 4: carne asada for revenge. So here's just the tip. Next
Speaker 4: time you go to the beach, pack a matador. Now
Speaker 4: here's a story. It reminds you that smart traveling begins
Speaker 4: when you're packing your suitcase.
Speaker 16: There's a flea for leniency. This morning, in the Turks
Speaker 16: and Caicos, another American tourist has been detained after security
Speaker 16: officials found live ammunition in their luggage. That's illegal in
Speaker 16: the Caribbean territory and carries a mandatory sentence of twelve
Speaker 16: years in prison. Now five Americans faced those charges. None
Speaker 16: were carrying firearms, and all claimed they didn't even know
Speaker 16: the bullets were there.
Speaker 4: Five people, and none of them knew they had live
Speaker 4: ammunition in their suitcases. This is how gun crazy some
Speaker 4: Americans are. You know, most people going through their luggage
Speaker 4: find old hotel keys or sand from that beach trip.
Speaker 4: These guys are like, oh god, my spare bullets. But
Speaker 4: this one isn't entirely on the tourists. Okay, Turks and Caicos,
Speaker 4: I get think you're worried about rising gun violence on
Speaker 4: your island, but I don't think it's coming from Americans
Speaker 4: bringing in two bullets at a time. You know, bullets
Speaker 4: don't do anything without a gun, right, They're not running
Speaker 4: around your island like throwing bullets at people. So I
Speaker 4: think Turks and Caicos is being a little unreasonable. And
Speaker 4: if this were up to me, I'd have those Americans
Speaker 4: back in a second. It just takes one simple phone call. Hey, Turks, Hey,
Speaker 4: can you release the prisoners?
Speaker 1: Please?
Speaker 5: No? All right, let me talk to Kikos.
Speaker 4: But as it turns out, someone else is already on
Speaker 4: the case.
Speaker 17: Tonight, several members of Congress pleading for leniency for the
Speaker 17: five Americans facing twelve years behind bars in Turks and Caicos.
Speaker 17: A bipartisan delegation of lawmakers going to the territory, meeting
Speaker 17: with government officials urging light sentences instead.
Speaker 5: Wow.
Speaker 4: Nothing motivates bipartisanship like a free trip to Turks and Keikos.
Speaker 5: So here's just the tip.
Speaker 4: Okay, if you're going to do something idiotic that gets
Speaker 4: you arrested, make sure it's on an island paradise. Your
Speaker 4: elected officials want to fly too. Yes, you'll still be
Speaker 4: in prison, but at least you can look through your
Speaker 4: bars at the congressman holding a surfboard waving, Hey, we're
Speaker 4: doing everything we can.
Speaker 5: Now watch me rip this double barrel, flip side. You
Speaker 5: know when we come back, John Legend will be joining
Speaker 5: me on the show. Don't go.
Speaker 1: Welcome back the DA Show.
Speaker 4: My guest tonight is an e got winning multi platinum
Speaker 4: artist and activist who hosts the new original audio documentary
Speaker 4: Afghan Star.
Speaker 5: Please welcome John Legend.
Speaker 4: Thank you all right, here we go, E got winning
Speaker 4: multi platinum. I wasn't expecting to see your name on
Speaker 4: audio documentary Afghan Star.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm a podcast host. Now my biggest aspiration come
Speaker 3: to life.
Speaker 5: Tell me about this new project and how did you
Speaker 5: get involved.
Speaker 3: Afghan Star is the name of a competition show, so
Speaker 3: it's like American Idol or The Voice. But the revolutionary
Speaker 3: fact was that it was in Afghanistan. Yes, and prior
Speaker 3: to the US invasion, the Taliban was in charge and
Speaker 3: they had basically outlawed music in the country, so literally
Speaker 3: they would have bonfires, burn CDs and records and musical instruments,
Speaker 3: and so there was a whole generation of people that
Speaker 3: were growing up not having access to the most basic
Speaker 3: thing that we all love, that's a part of all
Speaker 3: of our lives.
Speaker 5: Music.
Speaker 3: And so when the Taliban was deposed and there was
Speaker 3: this new freedom that was permeating through the country, one
Speaker 3: of the producers there who had started this network called
Speaker 3: Tolo TV, he decided to start a singing competition show
Speaker 3: and he had no idea how revolutionary it would be
Speaker 3: because not only was it displaying music on television, but
Speaker 3: it was giving women opportunities that they never had before.
Speaker 3: It was challenging a lot of the societal norms and
Speaker 3: some of the religious strictures that have been on the
Speaker 3: country for a long time. And it was quite a
Speaker 3: cultural moment that impacted the entire country.
Speaker 4: I mean, you talk about in the podcast how the
Speaker 4: Taliban used to stop people's cars and if there was
Speaker 4: a cassette tape in there, Yes, they would beat up
Speaker 4: the driver and then rip up the cassette've and hang
Speaker 4: it from a tree.
Speaker 3: They would unspoil the actual tape from the cassette and
Speaker 3: hang it up so people would know you can't have this.
Speaker 4: As an American, I listened to this stuff, it almost
Speaker 4: seems fictitious.
Speaker 1: Yea.
Speaker 4: I just it's never even I mean, it's how spoiled
Speaker 4: am It's never crossed my mind that people cannot have music. Yeah,
Speaker 4: Is your approach to music any differently now?
Speaker 5: Knowing that?
Speaker 4: Is your approach to music now any different knowing that?
Speaker 3: Well, I always knew music was such a gift, But
Speaker 3: I think you can take it for granted because it's
Speaker 3: something that's just part of your lives, and you know,
Speaker 3: we've had it as part of our culture for and
Speaker 3: every country has pretty much had it as a part
Speaker 3: of their culture forever. But to have it taken away
Speaker 3: it is quite a thing. And to see the links
Speaker 3: people went through to get music back into their lives,
Speaker 3: the underground.
Speaker 5: Networks that they would have to use to.
Speaker 3: Smuggle in records that they want to listen to, the
Speaker 3: parties they would have with live music out of the
Speaker 3: reach of the government and police. All of these things
Speaker 3: just shows you how important music is to our lives
Speaker 3: and how meaningful it can be, and to see it
Speaker 3: taken away makes you really appreciate it.
Speaker 4: It's almost like the Taliban hasn't seen footloots, I know exactly.
Speaker 5: You know, one of these days you gotta watch footlets.
Speaker 5: There's still there's still gonna do music.
Speaker 3: And you know what's happened since the Taliband's back in
Speaker 3: charge again, So you know, you would think maybe there
Speaker 3: is no music again in Afghanistan, But once you let
Speaker 3: the genie out of the bottle, it's really hard to
Speaker 3: suppress the people's desire to get music. And now with
Speaker 3: the Internet being more prevalent, and and and everyone kind
Speaker 3: of getting used to the fact that music was in
Speaker 3: their lives. It's kind of hard for the Talibani to
Speaker 3: stop them listening to music.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 4: One of my favorite parts in the Pot was when
Speaker 4: he decides to have auditions and he's like, is anybody
Speaker 4: gonna show up?
Speaker 5: Oh my god, And then he gets.
Speaker 4: To this hotel and security is furious at him because
Speaker 4: there's hundreds of people there.
Speaker 5: Everybody wanted to be probably wanting.
Speaker 4: But then he starts rolling cameras and he's like, guess what,
Speaker 4: everybody's a bad singer, and which wasn't the case. There
Speaker 4: was good singers, but there's also a lot of bad singing, sure,
Speaker 4: as there is everywhere.
Speaker 5: You have to go through the audition process exactly. You know,
Speaker 5: it showed a lot.
Speaker 3: Of things because one of the things that Afghanistan hadn't
Speaker 3: done was vote for anything, right, and so this was
Speaker 3: like an opportunity for them to vote.
Speaker 5: And they were like we laughing, I'm laughing at this.
Speaker 4: But it's like, holy shit, that another thing Americans just
Speaker 4: we take for granted. You know, it's like, yeah, vote mothers,
Speaker 4: let's talk and another thing, I mean, let's talk about
Speaker 4: the role of women in Afghanistan. This was such a
Speaker 4: this was such a groundbreaking cultural change for them.
Speaker 3: Yes, So one of the most controversial things at the
Speaker 3: beginning of the show was when a woman was performing
Speaker 3: on the show and she started dancing just a little bit,
Speaker 3: a little shimmy and they were very upset about that,
Speaker 3: and then her hijab starts to sneak back a little bit.
Speaker 5: You see a little bit of her hair.
Speaker 3: And these are you know, norms that had been enforced
Speaker 3: with the with the gun, with the threat of death,
Speaker 3: and so the fact that people were doing this on
Speaker 3: national television was quite daring. And then we had a
Speaker 3: judge named Ariana Said who was a pop star and
Speaker 3: she was very well known in Afghanistan and she became
Speaker 3: a judge and her life was under threat all the
Speaker 3: time because she was a symbol of women's liberation just
Speaker 3: by the fact that she was there as a judge.
Speaker 3: And she actually mentored a few of the female contestants
Speaker 3: and one of them finally won after several years of
Speaker 3: the show being on the air, and it was quite
Speaker 3: a moment for women in Afghanistan to have access to
Speaker 3: this and one of the things that we are doing
Speaker 3: with our fundraiser with the art sale that we're doing
Speaker 3: is making sure we raise money for the North Foundation
Speaker 3: in Afghanistan, which make sure women have access to education
Speaker 3: and all the things they need.
Speaker 1: And there's.
Speaker 4: There's some unique pieces of art per episode, there's art
Speaker 4: created or something.
Speaker 3: Yes, we have unique pieces of art. I've signed some
Speaker 3: of them and each of them represents stories from the episodes,
Speaker 3: and so they're very vivid and beautiful and people can
Speaker 3: check them out.
Speaker 1: Cool.
Speaker 4: It's nice to have you here in New York. I
Speaker 4: mean Trump's in the Bronx today. I was wondering, you know,
Speaker 4: is that why you're here?
Speaker 5: You're you're politically out I.
Speaker 3: Feel like he would be here a lot of days nowadays.
Speaker 4: I think her, how are you feeling this election? I mean,
Speaker 4: you're politically outspoken. What can people be doing? What should
Speaker 4: people be doing? Well, of course they should vote, and
Speaker 4: I'll be voting for Joe Biden.
Speaker 3: I think it's a clear choice. You know, it's a
Speaker 3: clear choice. And we talk about things we take for granted.
Speaker 3: But there is one candidate that isn't too keen on democracy,
Speaker 3: isn't too.
Speaker 5: Keen on us having the right to vote.
Speaker 3: He literally tried to steal an election and nullify the
Speaker 3: votes of the American people. And I feel like that
Speaker 3: is utterly disqualifying and he should not ever be anywhere
Speaker 3: close to the nuclear codes, the White House, the Oval Office, and.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna do.
Speaker 3: My best to make sure he doesn't get back there.
Speaker 5: I appreciate you chatting with me. Thank you very much,
Speaker 5: John Legend. Everybody listen to that.
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