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Speaker 3: Welcome to The Daily Show.
Speaker 4: I'm Jessie Lydek.
Speaker 3: We've got so much to talk about tonight.
Speaker 5: Democrats can't remember where they put their Riz America whitewashes
Speaker 5: Black History Month, and Donald Trump loses a fight to
Speaker 5: a girl.
Speaker 3: So let's get right into it.
Speaker 4: I've been a comedy.
Speaker 3: Since taking office.
Speaker 5: Donald Trump and the Republicans have been making a lot
Speaker 5: of big changes in the same way that Godzilla made
Speaker 5: some big changes in Tokyo. But there's also been a
Speaker 5: liberal opposition growing.
Speaker 3: Over the past few weeks.
Speaker 5: People have started taking to the streets and making their voices.
Speaker 6: Heard hundreds of federal employees gathered on Capitol Hill for
Speaker 6: what they call a rally to save the Civil Service.
Speaker 6: Which side are you on?
Speaker 7: Which side are you on?
Speaker 8: We're fight against Joe, We're fine, leave on.
Speaker 3: This Which key are we on? Oh?
Speaker 5: Sorry, but that sounded so bad. I had to cleanse
Speaker 5: my ears with an RFK junior speech. Were there any
Speaker 5: protests that aren't just singing.
Speaker 9: There is a unique protest getting underway at the Kennedy Center.
Speaker 9: Two dance companies are staging a dance protest, as they're
Speaker 9: calling it again the Trump administration's recent takeover of the
Speaker 9: Kennedy Center.
Speaker 1: We have started to see dancers show up here to
Speaker 1: the Kennedy Center doing a dance.
Speaker 3: It's called the Milkin Line.
Speaker 10: It's by a German.
Speaker 3: Dancer that is pretty popular.
Speaker 5: They tell me, is.
Speaker 3: This how white ladies protest?
Speaker 11: Now?
Speaker 3: I demand to dance for the manager. You know what.
Speaker 5: At least they're getting out there, and these are regular
Speaker 5: citizens doing their best. It's not their responsibility to block
Speaker 5: the Trump agenda. That's on the Democratic Party. They have
Speaker 5: the talent and experience honed from decades of asking me
Speaker 5: for money. They'll know, they will know exactly the most
Speaker 5: effective way to fight Donald Trump.
Speaker 3: We need to change the conversation.
Speaker 4: And that's why I'm launching a new podcast.
Speaker 5: California Governor Gavin Newsom is starting a podcast. I can't
Speaker 5: believe they rebuilt LA that fast. Glad you have the time.
Speaker 5: I mean forgive me for not subscribing to the Gavin
Speaker 5: Newsom Palmade Hour, But I think the moment calls for
Speaker 5: a little more than polite conversation, although some Democrats are
Speaker 5: taking that very literally.
Speaker 10: If you could speak directly to Elon Musk, what would
Speaker 10: you say.
Speaker 5: Okay, you guys kissed your lobbyists with that mouth.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 5: The Democratic strategy written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. Look,
Speaker 5: I get the spirit behind it, but cursing in politics
Speaker 5: doesn't exactly age.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 5: The Gettysburg address wouldn't have been the classic it became
Speaker 5: if it went four score and a ten years ago.
Speaker 5: Not to mention, dropping the F bomb isn't really for everyone.
Speaker 5: I noticed Congresswoman Maxine Dexter had a little bit of trouble.
Speaker 10: I am going to tell you that we do have to.
Speaker 8: I don't swear in public very long, but we have
Speaker 8: to trump.
Speaker 5: Oh, you are right, you don't swear in public very well.
Speaker 5: There are a thousand ways to say you, and you
Speaker 5: found literally the only wrong one. I mean, unless she
Speaker 5: meant we have to trump. There's a sign up sheet
Speaker 5: next to the stage, suck him off, suck him off.
Speaker 5: But not all Democrats are filling up the swear jar.
Speaker 5: Some have gone much more highbrow, with a little resistance
Speaker 5: wordplay every.
Speaker 11: Time you hear DOGE the Department of Government efficiency, you
Speaker 11: just remember it is he's the Department of Government Evil.
Speaker 4: Doge, which actually stands for destruction of government by Elon.
Speaker 2: Just stands for Department of gutting education, Dave, this holodox
Speaker 2: glab everything.
Speaker 5: All right, Okay, I see what you did there. I'm
Speaker 5: just glad that Maxine Dexter didn't join in. She'd be
Speaker 5: like more like the Department of Glory holding Elon.
Speaker 7: Oh right, this is.
Speaker 5: What happens when you're the Party of liberal arts Majors
Speaker 5: magat stormed the Capitol and Democrats are doing creative writing exercises.
Speaker 3: But hey, if.
Speaker 5: Clever acronyms aren't your thing, Democrats are also pulling out
Speaker 5: some timely pop culture references.
Speaker 1: We also know, of course, that Elon Musk is sending
Speaker 1: his unqualified dog staff to carry out this agenda across
Speaker 1: all these agencies, and in some cases actually teenage staffers.
Speaker 1: They're trying to rob you and their problem a minor
Speaker 1: thank you and a year flo.
Speaker 5: I'm sorry, I became a Republican for a second. I
Speaker 5: don't know how, but I think this congressman somehow just
Speaker 5: lost the beef for Kendrick.
Speaker 3: I do think.
Speaker 5: I do think, though, that every rat battle should end
Speaker 5: with thank you, I yield my time.
Speaker 3: Let's all be fair, okay.
Speaker 5: Because not all of the democratic messaging has been breaking
Speaker 5: the cringe of meters. Bernie Sanders has been on an
Speaker 5: anti oligarchy tour and his town halls have been drawing huge,
Speaker 5: huge crowds. Remember, he's been warning us about the oligarchy
Speaker 5: way before Elon Musk was wearing a MAGA hat. So
Speaker 5: this really feels like his moment. Too bad, He'll be
Speaker 5: eighty seven years old by the time the next election
Speaker 5: rolls around, unless we can give him this substance, don't no,
Speaker 5: I'm halfway through that movie.
Speaker 3: I assume it all works out.
Speaker 5: One Democrat who took it to Trump face to face
Speaker 5: the governor of Maine, Janet Mills.
Speaker 3: Last week, Trump held a.
Speaker 5: Meeting at the White House where he called her out
Speaker 5: for refusing to comply with his ban on trans athletes,
Speaker 5: and once he did that, she made it clear that
Speaker 5: she wasn't going to comply with any of his bullshit.
Speaker 12: The NCAA has complied immediately, by the way. That's good,
Speaker 12: but I understand Maine is.
Speaker 3: The main here.
Speaker 12: The governor in my own I'm here. Are you not
Speaker 12: going to comply with it?
Speaker 8: I'm complying with the state of feral law.
Speaker 12: Well we are the federal law.
Speaker 8: Well you better do it. You better do it.
Speaker 12: Because you're not going to get any federal funding at
Speaker 12: all of you don't. And by the way, your population,
Speaker 12: even though it's somewhat liberal orlough I did very well there.
Speaker 12: Your population doesn't want men playing in women's sports.
Speaker 1: So you got to do that.
Speaker 12: Comply because otherwise you're not getting any federal funding. See
Speaker 12: you every state. Good, I'll see you. Nafforative that that you're.
Speaker 11: Being really easy?
Speaker 5: Know, yes, Andy Cohen will never make a show just
Speaker 5: as good as what I just watched.
Speaker 3: That's how you do it. Forget singing, forget dancing.
Speaker 5: This is how you confront Trump with tipsy ant energy,
Speaker 5: define the issues and force the court.
Speaker 3: To pick aside. No no, no, no, no no no
Speaker 3: stop that stop that, stop that, get it out of here. Stop.
Speaker 5: For more on the Democratic resistance, let's go to Washington,
Speaker 5: d C. With our very own Grace Cool and Schmidt.
Speaker 8: Grace.
Speaker 5: It seems like the governor of Maine has the best
Speaker 5: strategy here for Democrats confront Trump and take him to court.
Speaker 8: Agree to disagree, Dozzi, I think the other lady had
Speaker 8: the better idea. Democrats need the Donald trump.
Speaker 7: Him real good.
Speaker 5: I don't think that was actually an idea. I think
Speaker 5: she just accidentally misspoke.
Speaker 8: A lot of great ideas come from accidents, silly Puddy,
Speaker 8: super glue, the Titanic movie, Grace.
Speaker 5: No, this is this is not a real idea. How
Speaker 5: is fucking Trump gonna work?
Speaker 8: Oh? A peanis will go into the vagina?
Speaker 5: No no, no, no, no no no. I mean, like, how
Speaker 5: would Democrats do that?
Speaker 8: Of course, Colia girl on top, guy on top, reverse cowgirl,
Speaker 8: the octopus.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, no, I know I know how to
Speaker 5: do that.
Speaker 3: Wait, what is the octopus?
Speaker 8: You need an above ground pool and four people, or
Speaker 8: or one person with a lot of arms.
Speaker 3: Okay, forget it.
Speaker 5: But but why would having sex with Trump be a
Speaker 5: good strategy?
Speaker 8: Think of all those guy's pent up anger, his terrible
Speaker 8: decision making, his frantic energy. He's got blue balls of
Speaker 8: the brain. Think of it like a volcano. If you
Speaker 8: don't jack off the mountain every so often, it only
Speaker 8: explode and wipe out an Italian village that's.
Speaker 5: Science, DESI, Grace, that's not how volcanoes or the male
Speaker 5: body works.
Speaker 3: Yes, it is.
Speaker 8: But maybe if the Democrats him so good, he'll get
Speaker 8: that post nut clarity. He'll be like, wait, why am
Speaker 8: I cutting funding to stop ebola?
Speaker 7: And why is Elon doing here?
Speaker 5: I hate this guy, no, Grace, Come on, there are
Speaker 5: better ways to stop Trump than an orgy.
Speaker 8: Okay, I didn't say orgy, but.
Speaker 3: I like it. You're a freak.
Speaker 8: Look, it's not only anything else has worked. Voting didn't work,
Speaker 8: and ditingham didn't work. They even lost the election after
Speaker 8: getting an endorsement from America's sweetheart Liz Cheney. The only
Speaker 8: option left is to run out the clock four to
Speaker 8: seven minutes at.
Speaker 5: A times, very ambitious, fine, three to.
Speaker 8: Five minutes at a time. Face it, DESI, you want
Speaker 8: Demps to take action. They got to give Trump some action.
Speaker 8: You want Dems to stop jerking off and get to work.
Speaker 8: They got to get to work jerking him off. You
Speaker 8: want Demps to not blow at their dogs.
Speaker 3: Yeah, no, I get it. I get where you're going.
Speaker 3: I get it.
Speaker 8: I bet you get it, you sex monster. But if
Speaker 8: this isn't the strategy, I literally don't know what is.
Speaker 5: They could just embrace a younger generation who can clearly
Speaker 5: make the case for a pro worker, progressive America.
Speaker 8: No, I think you were right. Your group best idea
Speaker 8: is the only option.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, no, great, that wasn't my idea. Forget it, Grace,
Speaker 5: Colin Schmid, everybody.
Speaker 3: When we come back, we have a very magi of
Speaker 3: blackness dream. I should go go.
Speaker 12: Mar Daily Show.
Speaker 5: February is Black History Months, but has the Trump administration
Speaker 5: changed the way we commemorate it.
Speaker 3: Josh Johnson hit the streets to find out.
Speaker 7: What a world.
Speaker 4: It's Josh Johnson and it's also Black History Month, except
Speaker 4: this year Trump is back in the White House and
Speaker 4: any mention of anything diverse, equitable, or inclusive aka black
Speaker 4: is absolutely taboo. So I'm out here to see if
Speaker 4: we can find some people to help us celebrate the
Speaker 4: new History Month.
Speaker 3: I said it.
Speaker 4: Can you hit me with the story of Martin Luther
Speaker 4: King Junior without saying stuff like that's our secretion?
Speaker 3: Is a tough one, Okay, So she was.
Speaker 1: A leader of the ABAS at the time.
Speaker 4: Shy away from that one is gonna get people asking questions. Okay,
Speaker 4: tell me the story in a few sentences of Rosa
Speaker 4: Parks without saying stuff like, uh, woman who's tired.
Speaker 13: She was a woman uh in a time who needed
Speaker 13: transportation and she was unable to take the transportation she deserved.
Speaker 8: In the Can I say, seats.
Speaker 7: In the seat she deserves?
Speaker 4: Can you tell me about Frederick Douglass without saying.
Speaker 14: I know he was It was Tupac who learned from
Speaker 14: the most out of Frederick Douglass. It was inspiration through
Speaker 14: Frederick Douglass And what if he did in his time
Speaker 14: that informed Tupac to impartment itself on the lap. Yeah,
Speaker 14: people didn't know that.
Speaker 4: What's something I'd never thought about before, which is that
Speaker 4: Frederick Douglas gave us Tupac in a sense which I
Speaker 4: did not see coming. Why do you think some people
Speaker 4: are so against kiddry momp?
Speaker 12: Oh, some people are just posteria or officials.
Speaker 10: I don't understand that content.
Speaker 11: Yeah, but I guess they have some issues.
Speaker 6: More therapy required.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Okay, So the only thing a person has going
Speaker 4: for them, yeah, is the fact that they're white.
Speaker 7: Then they're going to cling to that.
Speaker 4: Well, I agree with everything you said. It's probably one
Speaker 4: of the worst things you could have hit on.
Speaker 3: Uh okay, now pull you aside right here for a
Speaker 3: quick sideball.
Speaker 4: Now, are there any meetings that I'm not aware of
Speaker 4: that we're like getting together and going over Malcolm X.
Speaker 10: You could go to a Lord Hill concert, waitper not
Speaker 10: to show up, and then talk to people at that concert.
Speaker 8: Okay.
Speaker 4: I appreciate your playing, you know what, because you did
Speaker 4: such a great job.
Speaker 7: I do have a prize for you. You won Harriet
Speaker 7: Tubman twenty.
Speaker 3: Oh I have for both of you.
Speaker 4: Oh my god, Harriet Tubman twenty. Maybe you know, one
Speaker 4: day you can use those tubmans to buy something. Tickets
Speaker 4: Beyonce tickets would be great. It would take a substantial
Speaker 4: amount of tubmans to get Beyonce tickets, but in a
Speaker 4: better world.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Jas and Johns.
Speaker 5: When we come back, Gabrielle Union will be joining me
Speaker 5: on the show.
Speaker 3: So don't go away. Welcome back to the Heyy Show.
Speaker 5: My guest tonight is an actor, producer, and entrepreneur who
Speaker 5: stars in the new movie Riff Rath. Please welcome gabriel Unie.
Speaker 3: You're very excited to see you, as am I. Oh
Speaker 3: my gosh, so happy you're here. Also, thank you guys. Yeah, right,
Speaker 3: A good.
Speaker 5: Loud, so happy that you're here. Congratulations on the movie.
Speaker 7: Thank you.
Speaker 5: It's so much fun. You're incredible in it. And truth
Speaker 5: be told, there are a lot of great tips on
Speaker 5: how to commit crimes in this movie.
Speaker 3: So I'll get away with it.
Speaker 7: So many well not to get away with it, but yeah,
Speaker 7: almost so close.
Speaker 3: Spoiler alert. You know this. The cast is incredible.
Speaker 5: It's the sane you, Bill Murray, Ed Harris, Jennifer Coolidge,
Speaker 5: who you saw on the clip, P Davidson, I mean.
Speaker 7: Lewis Pullman, Lewis Pullman, I mean no, I And I was,
Speaker 7: you know, a little intimidated. Initially. I think it was
Speaker 7: the third person to sign on. It was Jennifer, who's
Speaker 7: you know, the star and the icon, who's also the
Speaker 7: executive producer. And then it was Ed Harris and they're like,
Speaker 7: you would be Ed Harris's you know, love interest will
Speaker 7: oh good, that's all the right stuff. Yeah, yes, please,
Speaker 7: all it took. That's all it really, It really is
Speaker 7: all it took.
Speaker 5: And I read that you all filmed everything in twenty
Speaker 5: two days.
Speaker 3: Yes, is that true? And mostly in one location?
Speaker 7: Yes, The vast majority of the movie was in one location,
Speaker 7: which was the house that you see in the film,
Speaker 7: which is a little smaller than it appears. So yeah,
Speaker 7: there there. We had a lot of challenges like heat.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, if you're going to be stuck in
Speaker 5: a house for twenty two days with a cast that's
Speaker 5: not a bad cast to be stuck and not a
Speaker 5: bad cast.
Speaker 7: But you know, what, do you bring animals to work?
Speaker 7: Generally most people are like, does anyone have allergies? And
Speaker 7: that that didn't happen.
Speaker 3: And there were animals brought.
Speaker 7: Someone brought their dog right to except one of our
Speaker 7: cast members who show main name was Pete. He is
Speaker 7: terribly allergic to dogs.
Speaker 3: Oh god.
Speaker 7: And you know it starts with you know, with the
Speaker 7: oh yes, and then we're watching him turn into hitch
Speaker 7: and I was like, oh, this is awful. Or like people,
Speaker 7: you know, they think that they're you know, far enough
Speaker 7: away from where we're filming that they can eat the
Speaker 7: ridos and you know you are delivering. You're like, and
Speaker 7: this is my Oscar winning performance, and it's like crunch, crunch, crunch. Okay,
Speaker 7: we didn't we didn't get that.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 5: Well, I have to say the movie's phenomenal and your
Speaker 5: work is phenomenal.
Speaker 14: In it.
Speaker 5: So congratulations on that we have a little something in common.
Speaker 5: Your first job ever was interning at a modeling agency.
Speaker 5: My first job ever was interning at a modeling agent. Okay, yes,
Speaker 5: but yours blossomed into an incredibly successful modeling career.
Speaker 7: Can we incredibly successful? I don't. Let's see. Yeah, look
Speaker 7: at that. I mean, Naomi Campbell was clearly shaking in
Speaker 7: her boot.
Speaker 5: I knew, absolutely adorable. And you you had a booming
Speaker 5: modeling career at that time.
Speaker 7: That was one eight hundred dentist.
Speaker 3: But it paid well, did it?
Speaker 7: I think it was like one hundred and twenty a
Speaker 7: day And I was like, oh, I'm rich. And then
Speaker 7: you paid twenty percent and the taxes and the whatnot,
Speaker 7: and I was like, so I have six dollars. But
Speaker 7: you would do those like industrials, yes, where they're like
Speaker 7: where this headset right for one hundred and whatever a day.
Speaker 7: And then later when I you know, started you know,
Speaker 7: getting a little bigger in Hollywood. Oh, they brought that.
Speaker 7: They brought it out because it's cheap, cheap photos. And
Speaker 7: now I'm the lady in the on Star Uh, you
Speaker 7: know thing when you buy your car and it's like Hello,
Speaker 7: I'm with on Star and it's me with the damn
Speaker 7: headset on. Oh my god, Like I'm like promoting this,
Speaker 7: but it was just, you know, well back when we're broke, you.
Speaker 5: Do these damn of course you sign up and you're
Speaker 5: young and you don't know any better.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 5: I don't want to flex, okay, but flex on me.
Speaker 5: But I too had a little bit of a modeling career.
Speaker 5: Let's see this many years ago. So DPM, do you
Speaker 5: have a picture?
Speaker 7: Yeah, it's it's the double loop.
Speaker 3: Not everyone would have done the double loop.
Speaker 7: No, it's the double loop. It's the double it's like
Speaker 7: the glass like I used to do Montgomerywards all the
Speaker 7: biggest department stores for their big Memorial Day weekend double spread.
Speaker 3: And I yeah, oh yeah, you know that. Oh just
Speaker 3: so organic. Yeah, my modeling.
Speaker 5: Career started and ended with that photo. Basically yeah, same, same, same, same.
Speaker 5: I am so impressed you were. You were incredibly outspoken
Speaker 5: about the deep inequalities that exist in the entertainment industry.
Speaker 3: What does what does progress look like?
Speaker 7: To you? I mean, when you move beyond representation, representation
Speaker 7: is step one when there's a billion steps. I don't
Speaker 7: want to see at a crappy table. That just means
Speaker 7: I'm covered in crap. Like I want real uh the power,
Speaker 7: the power to actually elicit change, right, you know what
Speaker 7: I mean? And that doesn't come with step one that
Speaker 7: you have to actually be uncomfortable. So when I, you know,
Speaker 7: started producing, and I and I was putting together projects,
Speaker 7: you know, and you know, when the rubber hits the road,
Speaker 7: they're like, well, are you willing to give up money
Speaker 7: to make sure such and such as paid? I was like, yeah,
Speaker 7: I am, I am.
Speaker 6: And you.
Speaker 7: Have to be willing to do the right thing even
Speaker 7: if it makes you uncomfortable or even if it doesn't
Speaker 7: actively benefit you, because real equality and real liberation is
Speaker 7: what benefits all of us. And you have to be
Speaker 7: a community.
Speaker 5: I wish more producers were like you. That's what separates
Speaker 5: you from a lot of people. It's and it's proven
Speaker 5: to be wildly successful. When you were starting your producing career,
Speaker 5: you talked about an experience that happened on the set
Speaker 5: of Deliver Us from EVA that changed the way that
Speaker 5: you looked at producing from that point forward.
Speaker 3: What was that?
Speaker 7: So we were in the hair and makeup trailer and
Speaker 7: knows me an ll ll cooled. They are familiar, and I,
Speaker 7: you know, I'm very scorpio and I like to I
Speaker 7: like to argue, and I like to be right more
Speaker 7: than anything. And people are like, do you want to
Speaker 7: be right? Or do you or do you want you know?
Speaker 7: Do you want love? And I was like, to be right.
Speaker 7: I feel loved if I'm writing. So we were having
Speaker 7: a little argument back and forth. But the time is
Speaker 7: to ticken, right, and you're thinking, this is the most
Speaker 7: important thing right end of the day, I've for forgotten
Speaker 7: about the little debate that we were having, and I
Speaker 7: overhear one of the crew guys say, well, now I'm
Speaker 7: not going to make it to my daughter's you know event,
Speaker 7: And you start to realize no one person is bigger
Speaker 7: than anyone else. It takes every single one of us
Speaker 7: to make this and all of our time is important.
Speaker 7: And when you start thinking that your time is more
Speaker 7: important than someone else is, you've lost the plot. And
Speaker 7: so I vowed that if I ever, you know, became
Speaker 7: a producer, that I would make sure that everyone's time
Speaker 7: was respected and everyone understood that no one person is
Speaker 7: more important than anyone else.
Speaker 11: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I love that story because that impacts and when It
Speaker 5: starts at the top. You know, when you set the
Speaker 5: pace when you're on set, when you're producing something, or
Speaker 5: you're number one on the call sheet, you set the
Speaker 5: pace for everyone else.
Speaker 7: No, absolutely, but you have to be willing to. Like,
Speaker 7: you know, there was a there was a gig and
Speaker 7: studio that shall remain nameless. They didn't want to give
Speaker 7: this woman who has been nominated for Oscars multiple and
Speaker 7: executive producer credit, which she deserved. We all worked on
Speaker 7: this project, and they were like, this is good enough
Speaker 7: for her, and I said, well, it's not good enough
Speaker 7: for me. I'll give up mine. I didn't. I don't
Speaker 7: have what she has. I'm not bringing the same gravitas
Speaker 7: to this project. And you have to be able to
Speaker 7: take a stand. And if that means giving up some
Speaker 7: of your salary or giving up some of your producer fee,
Speaker 7: or just making sure that people are getting paid or
Speaker 7: they like the food, that is part of our responsibility.
Speaker 7: I do believe. I am my brother and sister's keeper.
Speaker 7: We all have to have that mentality.
Speaker 5: I want to talk about your daughter, Zaia, who was
Speaker 5: honored at the Out one hundred event last year for
Speaker 5: her trailblazing in the queer community. What does it feel
Speaker 5: like as a parent to watch your daughter be so
Speaker 5: fearless in advocating for rights, especially right now in this
Speaker 5: moment in time when there's so much oppression, hate, fill
Speaker 5: in the blank from this administration.
Speaker 7: It's scary. And I am in awe constantly of her bravery.
Speaker 7: But you know, I'm like you, you know, I'm pumped,
Speaker 7: you know, in the same way that we would cheer for,
Speaker 7: you know, our son Ziyyere's first dunk, I was like, oh,
Speaker 7: get them. The way she stands up for herself, and
Speaker 7: the way she fights just as hard as anyone else
Speaker 7: who's liberty, whose very existence, who's very humanity is at risk.
Speaker 7: She puts it all on the line. She has tenhos
Speaker 7: down and she does and back up, back off for anybody.
Speaker 7: It doesn't matter if you hold the highest seat in
Speaker 7: you know, in our country, or you're elon Musk or
Speaker 7: maybe those are interchangeable.
Speaker 8: She does.
Speaker 7: She she is about not only her liberation, but everyone's liberation.
Speaker 7: Because when you start to barter with whole communities and
Speaker 7: you let them in the door, they're in the house.
Speaker 7: They're coming for everybody. Did no one watch Handy steal.
Speaker 7: This is it's coming. So you have to fight. And
Speaker 7: she's a fighter, and so I'm proud I raised fighters
Speaker 7: and I'm happy about that.
Speaker 3: Well she has.
Speaker 5: She has an excellent example in you to look up
Speaker 5: to as a mama. So I'm so happy you're on.
Speaker 5: Congratulations on everything.
Speaker 3: Thank you for being.
Speaker 14: Gabrielle.
Speaker 5: You, me and everybody or anythink that's quite great.
Speaker 3: But we'll be right back after that.
Speaker 6: End of the day. Dogs is gonna help there. Pete
Speaker 6: hex Saith has welcome dogs to come in into the military.
Speaker 6: We have to start in the Pentagon. We need to
Speaker 6: make a tragone three sides instead of five sides in
Speaker 6: the Pentagon. It is way too big, way overbloated.
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