Matt Connarton Unleashed 6-5-23

Hello, everybody, Welcome. Here we go Happy Monday. It is Matt Connerton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of w m n H five point three FM in glorious downtown Manchester, New Hampshire. Also on Comcast ninety seven. If you're in Manchester, and hello to all of our online listeners across nation and around the globe. You can go to my website Matt Connerton dot com for all of your live streaming options, social media links, contact infol show archives, etcetera, etcetera. Today is a Monday, May five, two thousand to twenty three, and I'm not alone face Jenny is here at the news desk.

I am present, Yes, yes, and it's glorious Monday. After yeah, it looked like, h you know, we got here. I thought we were getting here just in time to beat the rain because it looks like the clouds got very dark outside. I can't stop the brain. It looked like it was gonna open up and pour, and then it it hasn't happened, and now it looks like it's clearing up. When I came in on Friday, I was like As I was leaving the house, I was like, oh, I hope I get there before it starts pouring, because it really looked like like Friday, it got really dark out there, Yes it did, and I can go in the pool and uh yeah, And for the next several hours, it continued to look very dark out there, like it was like the skies, we're just gonna you know, I got here, I'm like, okay, cool, was gonna come out of the clouds.

It well, it just looked like it looked the skies looked very threatening, and uh, you know, yes, I was very upset, and uh, you know, Friday is my long day here because I do this show and I also do Retrospectrum radio with police later in the evening. So so I'm here and and uh like from from the moment I got here until it got dark outside and you know, dark as like really dark as nighttime came in. I thought, any minute now, it's gonna open up and start pouring, and it just never happened. Let me know what this means, don't you know all of our people out there who liked the garden are gonna have to go out and water your gardens now because the raining.

Yes, that's right, you're gonna have to water your garden. Yeah, I can, I give me food. That's rights. Well. Welcome everybody on this Monday afternoon. If you'd like to join us today, the phone line is open the studio line six zoo three two five zero six Z seven six zo three two five zero six Z seven. You can also text me at six one seven nine one seven four four seven six. I'm on social media at Matt Connerton. You can email me Matt at Matt Connerton dot com. And of course you can interact and opine in the Facebook live chat and we will say hello everybody in there in just a moment.

But if you we would love to hear and enjoy your dulcet tones, if you could give us a call at six zo three two five zero six zo seven six three two five six seven. Speaking of dulcet tones. Uh, Saturday night, we went and saw Yeah at the Rex Theater stand up audio. Two of the guys from the band we're here with us on Thursday. It was Thursday, right, it was Wednesday, Wednesday. I can't keep it all straight, but but they were here and two of the guys were here and UH promoting the show and Jenny and I, you know, they invited us to be their guests Saturday night at the Rex Theater, and wow, it was really really good.

That was awesome, absolutely awesome. They put on such a good show, like they're they're total showmen. The show is so endorable, enjoyable. The way they interact with each other on stage is awesome. I love that. I love some of the GOOFBALLI in us a little bit it. Oh my god, Joe is the most incredible guitarist. Oh yeah, very they're they're all amazingly talented. The way they played together, they've been together for you'd think they've been together since they were born. Actually, they really are amazing.

Yeah, and uh, who was it? Was it you who made the observation or was it Brooklyn Mike because Brooklyn Mike was there, Uh, and his wife. One of you made the observation that Ben Cooper's vocals live are are even better than what you hear Actually at the I said that first and hundred percent right, yeah, hundred percent. I mean, I mean Ben sounds great of course on the studio tracks, but hearing him live, he sees really incredible. Powerful. Yeah, he is powerful, He's got great great Oh my god, all of them just really.

I mean we heard them here and live. You know, they were in studio and I heard the recordings and I like what they sound like and everything, but seeing them live, yeah, I like them way more, way more. Just they put on such an amazing show. If you get a chance to go see Stand up Audio, trust me, do yourself a favor. Go, you know, maybe have it. If you want to have a girls' night, you want to have a date night, you just want to go out and enjoy some good music for yourself. Check out where they're playing, because you will not go wrong.

They put on such a good show. It was over and I'm like, wait a minute, wait, is that's it? It went because it went by, so I was like I want more. Yeah, but yeah, it really it really was that great. I really enjoyed getting to go and thank you guys again for inviting Matt night ago. It was a wonderful evening and actually the first time I'd ever been in the Rex and I loved it. Yeah. It's a nice place, it really is. The staff is super nice. They have these great like sippy cups that you can have like your gingerill or whatever ed and um, the seats are actually super comfy.

Yeah, yep, we had a We had a wonderful time and it was you know, no opening act. It was just them an evening with stand up audio and it was almost full. You know. It was a pretty good, pretty good crowd there. Yeah, there was Brooklyn. Mike was saying that he had seen Joan Osborne and for the for anyone who doesn't remember Joan Osborne, or if you're just uh you young UN's uh Joan Osborne. She had a big hit in the that that would have been in the nineties, right, which which wasn't one of us? What if God was one?

That was that was before two thousand, right, that's kind of how I think of music, and it was in the nineties. Yeah, I think it was in the nineties. You're right, Yeah, that's what if God was one of us? Um. By the way, if you ever get a chance, you've for Prince's version, right, that song Prince's version is I never really liked I mean her, I thought her version was okay, but it's fine. I mean, she's a good singer. He must have because he doesn't cover other people's songs. This is true. No, he's done.

He's played other people's songs as Yeah, it was. It was an occasional thing. He liked to show other people up. Well yeah, of course, but yeah, Prince's version of that song is incredible. But but anyway, Brooklyn Mike was saying he had seen he and his wife had seen Joan Osborne there and it was like the crowd, I mean, she's a national act, she's legit famous, and the crowd was much smaller than what Stand Up Audio had. So Stand Up Audio had a really uh you know, like I said, it was almost a full house.

There were people down front and in the balcony and dancing in the aisles and dancing behind us. It was a really great time. Yeah, it seemed like everybody just had an awesome time. I could have sworn. Online it said the capacity at that venue was only three hundred, but it seemed like more than that to me. I'm not sure. I think the upstairs is it Like if I had upstairs, if I had to guess, and I do have experience in concert promotion, if I had to guess looking at that room, I would guess five hundred.

But but I think online it says it's only three hundred. It may be it may just look bigger than it is inside there. I don't know, but well the capacity is one thing, but the number of seating is another. Yeah, yeah, I don't know, but I don't know. It was definitely worth going, Yeah, absolutely, and I would go back there and watch another show and I'd definitely go see stand up audio again. And it was great to see Brooklyn Mike. That was totally and he said he might come in if he gets a chance. Maybe.

Yeah, his works might be getting a Monday. His work schedule is changing, so we might actually because he's never appeared on this show. He's been on the Morning show several times. In fact, recently he was on the Morning Show with Peter White weekdays from seven to nine am here. But he was on the Morning Show and he played live and just incredible. Yeah, very very talented gentlemen. So it would be great. Yeah, his his work schedule is finally changing and we might actually have a chance to get him in here on a Monday, which would which would be great.

So um yeah, so very cool. So it was a very nice evening.

I will let's see, we'll say hello everybody in the Facebook live chat and then we'll get into some stuff. When I saw a new name in there too, jess A Stevens. I think it was it already scrolled by me, but somebody knew in the chat room. Let's see, Jenny, I see you're in there. I'm everywhere. Also, Jay Fed joins us in the chat and says, good afternoon everyone. I just shared to his Facebook page. I don't know if he saw it, and it might even be redundant. Somebody else might have already done it and beaten me to it.

But there's pictures online of apparently Joe Rogan showed Elon Musk how to take an ice bath and they're in the ice bath together, and I figured Jay Fed might appreciate that, And who knows, maybe someday j Fed will Joe Rogan and Elon Musk at his place and all three of them can get into jafed'sispath. Yes, um, Melanie Liberty joins us, of course, also from the Great state of Vermont. In the Facebook laugh chat, Jfed's asking do you carry on umbrella with you? I've never carried on umbrella in my life.

I have my old lady hat. Yeah, well it's like a kerchief heef kerchief chief of a plastic. I've never carried an umbrella. I never very expensive hearing aids. So I will cover myself with my odd looking, older lady bonnet to make sure that my hearing aids stay dry right, because they short out if they get wet, and you can ruin them. That's uh. You ever get a bee in your bonnet, that would be terrible. I don't like bees, or a bat in your belfry, or a burr in your saddle. These are all dangerous things.

Why are you wanting things to hurt me? I don't want I don't want any of that. I don't want any of that. I'd I avoid all these things come back from the edge. But no, I do not carry an umbrella with me. Let's see Ion Venom four in the Facebook live chat and says, we say good afternoon, hashtag Matt and hashtag Jenny. We are watching you from Greensboro, North Carolina. By the way, they're very Greensboro is very enthusiastic about retro spectrum radio as well. We get a lot of interaction in the Facebook live chat our friends from Greensboro during retro Spectrum Radio.

Let's tell it, last Friday Night's show was really great. Oh, I loved it. Enjoy that. I really enjoyed it. I really did. Yeah, No, that was fun. Let's see. Heidi Hammer or I should say, the honorable Heidi Hammer joins us in the Facebook live chat. She says, um going October twenty feet to see Damn the Torpedoes Tom Petty. Oh, okay, it's a Tom Petty tribute show, going to be a great show. The Rex is a great venue we go quite often. Yes, very good, Heidi, very good. Yeah, yeah, very nice place. I mean i'd been there, but I hadn't been in there and quite sometime, quite sometime.

Let's see, I'm never sure how to say this, Dari Nordeen, That's my best attempt at it, and I'm sticking with it. And she says ola or he olah. Let's see. Jay Fed says something I probably shouldn't read on the air, but that is funny. And Ian Venom Forres says, we are friends with Isaac Banks. Of course you are. We say we were in the nineties and Joan Osborne had a good hit one of us. And also we've been listened to. A recording artist was Eagle Eye Cherry. Yes, Eagle Eye Cherry at another, I think he's a one hit wonder.

He had that song saved tonight. Actually, I think he might have had another one or two other big hits after that. Joan Osborne probably did two for all I know. I you know, sometimes artists are tagged as being one hit wonders who aren't actually wonder wonders, right right. It's just that sometimes they're almost victims of their own success in a because sometimes an artist will have a one song that becomes so iconic that it actually causes they might have had a couple of other hits, but it actually that one song causes people to forget about the other hit songs that they had.

Venom four also says we are pop singing group. We are a man band hashtag Matt a man band. And also and also we listened to was the Verve Bittersweet Symphony? Yes? Yes, Well hopefully Texas Mike will be managing you soon as well, in addition to his duties managing and producing New Force of the Spark four. I'm sorry Ian. Venom four also says we say Jamie Walters was a one hit wonder. We said, yes, I believe Jamie Walter's legitimately a one hit Wonder had a big hit with how Do You Talk to An Angel?

And I think that was it for Jamie Walters. So I have breaking exciting news, Okay, I do. I was just talking to William from Sepsis and found out they will in fact be in studio tomorrow right about the four o'clock hour and then talk about tomorrow night show that's taking place at Jewel. Doors are opening at six. The headliner is dead Reckoning. But we know a lot of these some of these bands our listeners love them, like dust profit Edgewise that are going to also be there. And when they come in tomorrow, they're going to announce a co headliner for Swarmy Fest this year.

Oh very good. Yes, stay tuned or tune in tomorrow to find out who that co higliner is for this year's second annual Swarmy Fest, which of course we will be at. Yes, when is that? Do we know the date? I wrote it down and I have to look at it. I suppose it doesn't matter right now. We should focus on what they're doing tomorrow night and absolutely absolutely yeah, So you should definitely go to if you want to go to Jewel tomorrow night six pm doors open, fifteen dollar corp charge. The show starts at seven.

Lots of great bands, Able Blood, Ump, Edgewise, Sepsis, I almost amalgamated their names together that profit and of course Dad reckoning. So tune in tomorrow to the show and the substance will be here live in studio. Yes, and Sepsis is in the chatwoman says Dad reckoning tomorrow in Manchester. Very good, very good. Yes, Um, Sepsis says, thank you guys so much, see you tomorrow. Yes, we look forward to that. We are swarmies. Absolutely absolutely. They're on my playlists quite a bit. Actually, I have one playlist that I do that um you heard a little bit of us today.

Actually, oh yeah, yeah, that's my my writing playlist that helps me write. And there's there's a few, quite a few songs on there that are Sepsis songs that I love. It gets the drolling and go in and you know, the next thing, I know, I got two thousand words on the paper, and uh, we have a call. Our friend Shannon is on the line. Hello, Shannon, Hellola, come ahasas or something. Yes, huh what, I don't know, I don't remember. I took three years of Spanish, I remember very little of it. Oh okay, Oh yeah.

I had a girl from the Marie from the Manchester Mental Health Center and she was a beautiful girl

and about twenty or twenty whatever. Her birthdays January sixteenth, and she um she and she was the like continuous treatment team Park and my other the other woman that was with me was um Nikki and she they were both listening for two years basically. And whenever I said to many of them, um, if I asked you all, whenever I meet a new person, another word, I'm sorry, UM, I say, listen, um, whatever you do, do not lie to me. Do not like me? Yeah, don't lie to me. Oh, don't lie to me. You thought she said like me, don't like me.

I thought she said that too. I was very confused. I was very confused. Okay, do not lie to me. This is why you said. That's like, that's your that's your opening. When you meet new people, that's your opening when you meet new people. What am I opening? When I meet new people? When you meet new people, you say, don't lie to me. Whatever you do, don't lie to me? No, no, um, not people? Where are we met these people? Um? What happens is you have a case manager and after a certain amount of time, you get another you get another person on another acronym team, and they will shadow you, um with with your case manager.

So I turned around and I said um uh to Veronica, I said uh um. I said, just sounds hired. I tell all the people, all the people the same thing all the time. Um, whatever you do, don't write to me. Uh. I like, meaning whatever, But um, Jenny, I need some help. What's the matter, sweetie. I'm confused by the call. I gotta be honest. I'm gonna I'm I'm confused as to what you're trying to convey to us on the call today. I gotta be honest. Can you give me a little more clarity. I feel like we've kind of wandered into the woods, Shannon.

I feel like we've wandered into the woods. Can you bring us back to the road. Yes, there's cars passing. I just I feel safer whether there's people around. Yes, bring us back to the road. Shannon. Well, I didn't read that book or see the movie. But what it's a good book. I have the it's a good Yeah. Anyway, it's a good book. I have to change the phone when I call you guys sometimes so I can turn the volume up. There's no volume up on this ye goodbye, Okay, Yeah, do not swear. That's why we're on an eight second delay.

But yeah, so when that happens, we must terminate the call, which is unfortunate because I don't know about all of you, but I was quite stimulated. No, what why I didn't mean that. I'm I'm kidding. She doesn't kind of a nice voice. You can see Maddie's face. It's super red. No, no, it's super red. No listen, No, for the record. For the record, I enjoy Shannon's calls. She gets my sense of humor. She's fun. But but that was a little uh what would be the word meandering left field? And you, uh, you can't swear on the radio.

So now I caught it. We're on a delay, so everything's fine, and Shannon, you're not banned from calling or anything. But I did, but I did have to terminate that call. And uh, just uh, you know, go wash her mouth out with soap or something. I think that's Shannon calls all the time. I think I think that's Oh, you shouldn't do that. Noh, Shannon calls all the time, and I think that's the first time that she's ever slipped and done that. So I'm not No, no one's upset with you, Shannon, just but we had to move on once once I once I'm finding myself having hit the dump button.

We we move on, all righting on to more enlightening thing, moving on. But h and that word, and she couldn't bring us back to the road. I couldn't find the road. No, No, we'd gotten quite far from the road. Six zo three two five h six Z seven is a studio line. If you would like to join us six zo three two five zero six Z seven. Uh. Melanie said in the chat room, that's why I love the chat room. Safe swearing space. Yes, that's true. In the chat room. In the chat room, you can you can express yourself a bit more freely, shall we say, quite freely.

And by the way Ian venom Ford does say in the chat room, we say hashtag Texas. Mike would be our manager. That's excellent. Get another one. He's gonna have and I think going to balance all of them. He's going to have an entire roster of artists under his belt and they're all going to be in Greensboro, North Carolina. It's a cult yes, oh, yes, yes, turning in I don't know, yeah, one central location. Just saying a little weird yeah yeah. Um Melanie said something I can't read on there is funny. That is funny.

Um. Should we uh? Should we talk about what you've got coming up? I've got coming up? Yes, I am heading back to d C. Yes, yes, I have been invited to come back and speak at the People's Action Convention that'll be taking place in Arlington, Virginia on June twenty fifth until the twenty seventh. I don't think, I don't know. I don't think you can register now if you haven't registered by now. But it's going to be quite the event. This is about forty or so organizations from across the country that are gathering for this convention, and they're doing real work.

They're not just getting around and just talking about things. They're actually teaching and learning the real work and how to be more effective activists and help to bring forth the issues that they deem important, one of which of course being patients over price or care of a cost, which is where I've been involved in United in fighting against United Healthcare and advocating for our national healthcare. And we do have a bill introduced to have Metacare for all. We just need more legislators to support it.

But I will say I believe there's over a hundred or so co sponsors at this point, far more that I think than it's had before if I remember correctly. But it's not just you know, a couple of folks getting involved. There's a lot of folks getting involved. Hopefully, with enough effort, we will be able to get this change. They also look out for other issues, important issues like people not getting thrown out of their homes by overzealous landlords and dealing with their own convoluted systems within their workplaces if they're running into trouble.

They do a lot. If you go to People's Action dot org, you can see all of the things they're involved in, which of course they're also doing people and plan at First or watching out for pollution in our environments and cutting down on greenhouse gases. They do believe in ending the drug war and addressing the overdose crisis appropriately with appropriate care, among other things. So they're very active and a lot of different things, and they really are a warehouse of information that gets all these different people together and empowers them to work together.

As you know, it's one organization is fine, but we need a forty organizations working together. You have more power to be able to institute more change in our nation. Yes, so that is what are the dates on that June twenty fifth to the twenty seventh. I will be there, Yes, and well they're assume there will be video. Oh yeah, there'll be video and such. I've no doubt of that. They do have video up from last year's if you wanted to take a look and see what it's about. I did hear that we are potentially doing some flash protesting involving buses.

Really, I'm excited. Oh I think. Yes, we are going to go to various places in protest in person. Oh, very good. While we're working on sharing all this great information and working towards you know, you and I getting to have what Congress critters never do without proper healthcare, proper housing. Well, speaking of now, that's excellent speaking of Congress critters, just a short side street. But when you mentioned that I and you mentioned healthcare, it occurred to me, Uh, one of the things that Nicki Haley said during the town hall on CNN last night.

And I have to go back and find the parts I'm missed. I didn't. I didn't get the whole thing. But um, she was saying that she was talking about the VA, yeah and uh, and how bad the VA can be. And she was saying that she thinks that every everyone in Congress should be forced to get their healthcare from the VA and uh, and that will force some real change. That's nice, but we'd achieve a lot more if we forced all of them to be on Medicare. Yeah, Medicare is not bad to be right now. You know what I'm saying.

I know what she's saying. I get what she's saying. Yeah, And obviously it's not anything that's going to happen. It's really just a talking point. But no, being put on Medicare could happen. Yeah, that could happen. Yeah, absolutely. I was looking over some of her conversations about our conversation, some of the things that she was saying, I know you wanted to talk about thus too, Um at her town hall at CNN. We have a call. Actually, let's grab this. I think this is EASYG is that you sir, Yeah, I got some breaking news.

You want to hear it? Yeah, breaking news, Oh my goodness. Certainly not running for president. Yeah, well that was that was that was breaking news a few hours ago. But uh, and and we will we will talk about it. But that's okay. I appreciate you. A few minutes ago, my buddy was Buddy was saying, then the hints are primary will be pointless because will win. But not anymore. I think there's too many faces in there, all right. That's why he probably say goodbye. Actually, I think part of the reason he decided not to run is because he may not have won, and it would have been embarrassing for him if he had run and ended up and Trump ended up winning the New Hampshire primary and soon who couldn't win in his own state, which I think is a very real possibility, and he'd be completely out of office because he can't.

He'd be out. He wouldn't be able to hear. We can't run for both, right, that's one in other states you can't. I don't think it's gonna be a five time governor. That's a long time. Oh yeah, I think he will be could be wow, I think anyways, could. I wish you wouldn't be, but he's gonna be anything. Well, I mess, uh January earlier about the Mike Pence, and that's going to be interesting if the debate well throng his name in the hat. Yeah. I know he's no shot to win, by the way, but he could take some primaries.

I think I think you don't think he could take something over Trump. No, No, not even in real conservative land. No, I think I think most of I think my perception is that most Republicans loathe Mike Pence really, yeah, because he didn't he didn't flip the election somehow magically flip the election to Trump on January sixth. No, I don't think. I think you really think people still believe that. Oh yeah they do. What talk No polling data shows they do. No, I think I think Republican I think I think Pence is regarded as a pariah generally.

I think he just wants to sell some books. Yeah, he just wants to sell some books. He knows the way to do it. He knows some people run for president sell their books, Yeah, sell books, raise their speaking fees. I mean lots of people run who know they're never going to actually be the nominee. But they have other reasons for taking a shot, and a lot of them run because they want to be vice president. Obviously you can take that off of Pence's list, but but uh, you know, but I think he just wants to sell some books.

Yeah, it is funny though there was a rumor going round up money for president and I'm not running. Well, there's too many hats in there right now. I guess that guy from New Jersey might run again. It's like, come on, Chris Christie, he's gonna be announcing. Um, I'm glad he's getting in. Though as much as I they're my feelings about Chris Chrissie are a bit complicated because there are things about him that really bother me. And I've never forgiven him for Bridgegate because I think he's a liar and I think he I think I think he absolutely knew what was going on there, and I think he's full of crap.

But there are other things about the guy I find oddly likable, and I just he has no shot at being the nominee or probably even getting more than two or three percent in the polls. But it'll be fun to have him in I'm actually glad that he's getting in because he's just fun to have around. So I'm I'm all for it. Yeah, he's probably get Trump a little hard time, and of debates, A, well, Trump won't be there. Trump's not going to be in the debates. He has no reason to. He might as well do. I mean, he's gonna just cruise to the no.

Right, Yeah, he's already said, he's already said he's probably not going to participate, and uh, you know, I right, doesn't have to good point. Yeah, he's just gonna cruise to the nomination. I won't hurt him any you know, so not No, but the debates will be interesting every four years. I really look forward to the Republican debates. Uh. There, I can't wait. It's not gonna be interesting, it will. Will he show up? That's the big question, won't. I really hope he does, because I would really like to see a real debate.

But I think he's too chicken to do it. Well, I don't know if it's so much being chicken as as it is strategy too risky. Yeah, I mean, well there's no reason. Yeah, there's just no no. Strategically, there's just no reason to do it. Um, And after seeing Nicky Haley in that town hall, I think she'd be a real threat to him in an actual debate. I don't think he could just roll over her like he did, you know, little Marco or Jed. You know, I think I think Nicky Haley. I think Nicky Haley would. I don't think he rolled over Hillary.

I think but Um in the debates. Uh particularly but but but he got the way he got to the nomination was just getting up on that stage during the primary debates in twenty sixteen and just insulting everybody, and it helped him stand out and it made him look like the alpha dog and the ultimate outsider because he won the worst campaigns and history of campaign and she was awful.

I wouldn't agree with that. I mean, she definitely there were definitely some mistakes made. There were some states that she should have spent some time in that she didn't. But she happens she always passed out. Yeah I remember that. Yeah, I don't. I don't think that. Really, I don't know. She's still beat Trump by three million votes. Um, so she couldn't have run that bad a campaig. She still won the popular vote. But uh but no, we don't look we don't like presidents on a popular vote. There were there were definitely some mistakes made in in her campaign.

I think they think anybody wanted her. Uh well, when you look at the choices, I think, uh three million more people wanted her to be president than Trump. Uh so, I think you're speaking a little broadly, easy, But I mean I didn't vote for either one. I kind of forgot all about detail. If you're a detail kind of guy, I am a detail kind of guy. That's right, No broad strokes here. I only see details. That's my two cents, hight easy, bye bye. You should have known by now. Easy, all right, that's our friend, easyg Eric Gagnon.

That does open up a line for you. Six zo three two five zero six zero seven six z three two five six zero seven. Um but uh yeah, so the uh yeah, Nicky Haley. So my impression of her last night in the CNN town hall, and uh, like I said, I do need to go back and watch the parts that I missed. I didn't quite see the whole thing, but I saw the bulk of it. Um. Uh, she's very well. It didn't surprise me really, just based on what I'd seen of her before. But she's very sharp, she's very fast, she's very um, very articulate.

This is in no way an an endorsement or should be taking our support for her. I mean, she's a conservative and I'm not so you know, she's not someone I would vote for, but just in terms of how she performed, I think she's you know, I kept thinking if she were on a debate stage with Trump, I don't think that Trump would be able to just kind of roll over her like he did to his other opponents in twenty sixteen. You know, like like it was easy right when he's up, when he's on stage with Jeb Bush, you know, and Trump just goes, yeah, you're a real tough guy, Jeff.

And it was like just that one thing ended Jeff Bush's campaign. It was like everybody was people gives this gut on board with Trump so quickly because they saw him. I think in those debates they just saw him as sort of the anti politician and they they like that, and you know he was you know, he'd get up and he'd insult you know again, he'd give out nicknames like Rubio, he'd call him little Marco. He would insult Rand Paul. Uh, he didn't really go after Carly Fiorina because if you if you start insulting women, then you know you really that really looks bad.

Yeah, how's he going to handle Nicki Hailey? Well, that's my point. She the word that kept coming to mind for me during that CNN town hall was prepared. She was prepared, and um, she's very very good at at Again again, I don't mean you know that. I agree that there were a few times I want to kind of wanted to throw up, but um, so you know, ideologically we are not aligned her and I but but again, just in terms of a dispassionate political analysis, she's very good and I think she would devour him in a debate, especially if it's just them.

Like say, for example, we get into this and you know, candidates start dropping out, and like I said, I think it's ultimately going to be Trump. But if it came down to just two and Trump agreed, if it came down to just Trump and Nicky Haley and Trump actually agreed to debate Nicki Haley because say, again, I don't think this is going to happen, but I'm just fantasy bookings as wrestling fans like to say, but imagine it comes down to just Trump and Nicki Haley, and she's doing so well and she's catching up to him that a decision is made.

Okay, better debate her. I think she would devour him, absolutely devour him. And some thing about Nicky Haley. And most people probably don't remember this because it's just one of those odd It's one of those moments in time that it's not significant to anything in the grand scheme of things, But for whatever reason, it just stuck with me. Was when she was ambassador to the UN. And I don't remember what it was about, but there was some sort of an inconsistency in the policy of the administration.

I have no recollection of what it was about, but I remember Nicki Haley had said something at the UN that did not comport with what I guess somebody at the White House wanted or what Trump wanted, or somebody didn't communicate something correctly. And Larry Cudlow, do you remember this, Larry Cudlow went on. I assume it was Fox. I don't even remember what show it was on. Larry Cudlow goes on, because he was in the administration, at the time and basically throws her under the bus. I don't remember it, throws her under the bus and says, well, I think Ambassador Haley just got confused and she said the wrong thing and that's not our policy.

But he kind of, you know, I mean, he sort of gently I shouldn't say he threw her under the bus. He tried to be a little bit gracious about it. He kind of eased her under the bus, but he did try to make sure that she was under the bus, you know. Yeah. I mean he didn't come out like with awful of bluster her and say, oh, it's all Nicky Hayley's fault. No, but he was kind of like, you know, I think she got a little confused, and almost immediately she went she took to Twitter, and without naming names, without pointing fingers, she just said, I do not get confused.

If I communicate something that I'm not supposed to, it's because somebody did not communicate correctly with me. And she was very firm in that she wasn't having it Larry Cudlow trying to, you know, sort of gently ease her under the bus. She wasn't going under the bus, and I just that won a little bit of respect from me, because you know, she worked in an administration and where you're not really supposed to Yeah, well, I suppose in any administration really ideally, you know, you're not supposed to be fighting amongst each other if you're all on the same team.

But no, but she wasn't having it. She wasn't gonna let him just do that to her and then just pretend it was okay. She responded, and that one some respect from me for her. So anyway, she's tough, and I think she would be the most serious if all things were, all things being equal, if it were a level playing field in terms of the polling, and there weren't. There was no clear front runner yet. I think she would be a serious threat to Trump, and I can't think of who else would be. She's scary too, she's not.

She's got things about her that are scary. Well, she said some things during that town hall that scared me. Oh yeah, definitely. I've been meeting up on a lot of her comments and yeah, yeah, there's there's some stuff I did not like. Um, but uh, there was this one part where it was like there's something I liked and something I didn't all in all in one answer where she's um. She was asked about Governor of Florida, of course around to Santis in his war with Disney, and she was like all on board with the so called don't say Gay bill and said, oh, it doesn't go far enough.

It's like she's she's trying to get to the right of de Santis on that. And she really she she in my view, she really poured on the transphobia last night, which I didn't like. She she seems to like to do um but uh, but then she but she then turns around, so she's trying to get to the right of him and sort of complimenting him on that. But then she turns around and pulls the knife out and says, uh, you know he's he's a hypocrite because um, he took money, he took a big campaign donation from Disney and then just because they just because they criticized him, even though she agrees with him on the bill, just because they criticized him.

Now he's at war with them, and it's anti business and it's and being anti business is anti conservative, and you know, she she doesn't agree with any of that. What he's doing there. Um, so you know, so I agreed with her on that part. Um, but um, yeah, it was it was, It was interesting. But I think she's again, all things being, if you take Trump out of the equation, I think that I think she'd be a very formidable, uh potential

nominee. Um. I don't know who else is in that field that Trump couldn't just roll over. I mean, we know Trump can roll over Mike Pence because Trump. We know this, even though Pence did stand up to him about, you know, overturning the election. We do also know that Trump can put Mike Pence's family in danger. Of course, I'm alluding to January sixth, and Pence will just find a way to be uh totally okay with it. I guess, Um, you know, God forbid Trump, I mean, God forbid Pence show any real emotion about putting his family in danger.

Yeah, I'm kind of weird. Yeah, So, uh, so we know Trump can easily roll over Pence because ultimately Pence will say, yes, my liege, whatever you say. Uh, waiting to see what kind of a nickname he gives Nicky Haley. He won't you don't think he will? He won't because it's a woman. Correct, He won't give Nicki Haley. He's going to be lady though you're a nasty lady. He might he might not even do that. I think he's going to be I think he's going to be careful this two people. He's going to be very careful about.

Nicki Haley is one of them. And the other one I think he'll be even more careful about. Is Tim Scott really? Yes? Ah, that's why you think. Huh, yes, I'm curious, all right. So she specifically disagreed with the rest of the field last night in not supporting Trump's opinion on the Ukrainian war. You know, or does Santi's calling it a territorial dispute. She totally disagrees, and she seems to be in favor of supporting the Ukraine winning. She warns that it could be the start of a world war. This is the only area that stood out as far as to me that I could like relate to her in any way, because ninety percent of what she was saying made me cringe.

Yeah, But in this particular instance, it was interesting that out of she is taking a different stance than everybody else. See to me though. To me though she overcorrected. You think yeah, because you think that because while Trump says so, while Trump says, oh, you know, I'll have that solved in twenty four hours, we all know. I mean, people will lie to themselves, but if you're being honest with yourself, we all know what that means. That means Trump's gonna get in there and tell Vladimir Putin, Okay, you can have it, and We're just gonna stop helping Ukraine and it's yours, buddy.

That's what that really means. I know, some people will tell themselves that, no, no, that's not what Trump means. It is what it means, and deep down you know it. And yeah, of course you have de Sciantists who called it a territorial dispute, which is growth the vek Ramaswami, who my dad likes. I don't know if my dad realizes this, but the vex position apparently is just make concessions to Russia, which is another way of saying, just let them have it. And yeah, there are there are, Yeah, there are other Republicans in the field who don't seem to think that we should be helping Ukraine, where I think Nicki Haley overcorrected, though, is she um?

She kind of reminded me of what Carly Fiorina did in twenty sixteen. She was talking about not only yeah, helping Ukraine and standing up to hooting them all for that, but she went so hawkish. She started saying things like, well, you know, we should have responded more harshly when they shot down our drone, and we should have not only sent up more drones but some fighter jets. And you know that worries me too. See, something that I think the Biden administration has done very well is really walk in that line.

You got to walk that line here. You got to walk that line between on one hand, yes, helping Ukraine, standing up for Ukraine, standing up to Russia on that while at the same time not getting us into a nuclear war. I would like to avoid global thermonuclear armageddon if nobody minds. And so you got to walk that line. And I think the administration has done a very good job of that so far, evidenced by the fact that number one, Ukraine has held their own as best they can pretty well, much better than anyone expected.

And number two, we're not all dead, so there has not yet been a nuclear war. Oh, I think they've done a good job. But the way Nicki Haley was talking it reminded me. It reminded me specifically of Carly Fiorina in the twenty sixteen debates, when you know they're talking about at that time, they were talking about putting up a no fly zone over Syria when we were still in Syria and the Russians were also in Syria, and one of the debate questions is would you put up a no fly zone? And by the way, Hillary Clinton wanted to do that too, which is crazy because we could have ended up in a position where We've got to shoot down a Russian plane and that cannot be allowed to happen.

That wasn't you said the wrong country, it was that was about Ukraine. No, it's I'm talking about in Syria. Went in Syria when we were in Syria in twenty sixteen and the Russians were there too, and they and they were talking about putting up an no fly zone over Syria to keep the Russians out. Yeah, that's okay. And so Hillary Clinton's position which was absolutely this is something where I agreed with Trump over Hillary. Ultimately, Hillary's position was yeah, we should put up a no fly zone. I thought that was suicidal.

While the Republicans on that stage also that was their position, except for Rand Paul. I remember this, VIVI. This is another detail probably people don't remember, but I remember vividly. The camera goes to Rand Paul and he just kind of shakes his head because everyone else on the stage is all for putting up a no fly zone. And Rand Paul says, you people are going to get us all killed, and he was right. Might have been one of the last times I agreed with Rand Paul on something. But there they are on that stage, and of course they're Republicans, so they're all trying to out alpha each other, and they're all trying to seem like, oh, I'm the toughest.

No, no, no, I'm the toughest yea, you know, like Chris Christie, he goes, would I shoot a Russian plane down? You're damn right I would, And it's like, okay, but that is going to kick off World War three? Just sobody else to do it? Can we just clarify the fact. Well, But but then it goes to Carly Fiorina and she's like, I'd shoot that plane down, and I wouldn't talk to Russia, and I'd never I would never talk to Vladimir Putin, and we'd put even more missile in Europe and build up our nukes and like this was like, whoa Jesus, She's spoiling for armageddon.

So, you know, I found that a little unsettling. I don't know if she actually meant any of the things she was saying. I think she might have been caught up in the moment because, like I said, the Republicans, they all have to be everyone has to be the alpha dog. But uh, you know, so she might have just gotten caught up in that anyway. But I was getting a little Carly Fiorina vibe from Nicki Haley when she started talking about Russia. So that's what I meant by That was my very long winded way of explaining why I think she kind of overcorrected.

But I do fundamentally agree with her about continuing to help Ukraine and wanting Ukraine to win that war. It's the only redeeming quality I found about her so far. Yeah, yeah, everything else, like really really yeah, Melanie in the chat room says, avoid thermonuclear war. Armageddon, baby, yeah, I just you know, at a little thing like that, I'd like to Yeah, I'd like to avoid it. I I mean, I know, you know, I think the young people might call it a hot take, but uh, but I do want to I do want to publicly come out and say and listen, people can challenge me if they want to, but this is a this is a one of my first principles.

As you might say, I am firmly opposed to nuclear armageddon. I I will go on record as saying that I oppose. I say nay to that. So anyone out there, you know, if anyone's pro nuclear armageddon, if they want to call in and debate me on it, I'm happy to do so, and I'll hear you out. But I think it's a bad idea. Uh, you know, all the death and the plan of being uninhabitable and whatnot, I think Uh. I mean, granted, we almost had economic global armageddon almost, but we pulled back from the brink of that barely.

So Uh, any kind of and really any kind of armageddon. Uh, don't get me wrong. The song armagedding It by def Leppard, I'm a big fan of that. I think that's a great song. Uh. There's the movie Armageddon, which I never saw, but I already know how it ends. And I hated that song, the Aerosmith song I don't want to miss a thing. Oh God, I heard it, had to hear that so much. But no, I'm generally U. I'm genuinely a post any Any anything that involves, uh, the extinction of all life on Earth, I think is probably a bad idea.

And I propose that we avoid avoid that happening. And then again, you know, I know I'm out on a limb here. I you know, sometimes I say things that are controversial. But Melanie says, marshmallow Armageddon is going to be awesome only if you like marshmallows. I love marshalls. I don't love marshmallows. Marshmallows with chocolates. I must have chucolates. Yeah, I don't. I don't like. I think they're kind of gross. You know the hopno makes the s'mores. You know. The other thing too, is uh the other problem with arm Getting is I've got a busy schedule and I feel like it would interfere, you know, like I don't know if I can a little well, I don't know if i'd even be able to come in and do this radio show if everything's uh, you know, if there's radiation everywhere.

I mean, how would that even work? Boy, I'll tell you. And the people would need me more than ever. I mean I would have to be here. The people would need me, they would need my comforting voice. I mean, we'd all be dead. So I'm not even sure how that would work. But well, we wouldn't be dead right away. Well, depending on how close we are, though, the closer you are, the more prolonged suffering, right will happen? Yes? Yes, I remember when they were handing out iodine capsules in Plymouth, Massachusetts to make people feel better about the Pilgrim Nuclear Power plant.

Ah. Yes, like those little capsules. We're all just going to disintegrate. But here have a capsule, right, we have a Oh, Shannon's calling back. She might be now hopefully she can control herself this time, and she's calling to challenge me on my anti armageddon a position. Hi, Shannon,

are you there? Yes? Are you there? I am here? Um? Then you I forgot. I was going to say it was funny too, darnick. Woh well keep us do well? Um? Ah, yeah, it's just gone m alrighty time. I'm sure it was great whatever it was. Ah yah, work on it, get back to us. Oh, have mercy? What oh something about vukassault or something. Uh oh, I was like that, I like I used to I haven't thought of that one. There's a fun band that's a bit an example of a band people think is a one hit wonder because of seither the songs either, but they forget they had a follow up with Volcano Girls, which was also a big hit.

But see se either was such a big hit that people forget about Volcano Girls, and they think that Verrucas also won it. Wonder. It's a travesty. M certainly is. Well, it's it's too bad because I think whatever Shannon had it, you know, it would have been brilliant. And I feel that we've probably missed out on what would have been some truly remark remarkable comedy. Uh. I imagine that whatever Shannon had tried to have prepared that it would have been so funny that we would still you know, we'd be uh, we'd still be laughing now several minutes later.

It would be uh, we'd be engulfed in the hilarity of it all. That's no sound good? Mmmm yeah, engulfing me, Melanie says. Melanie says, dolls coming to life to kill us all armageddon top end. No, that actually sounds even worse than the marshmallows. I mean I would take the marshmallows over that. I want marshmallows. Yeah, no, I'll pass on the other. How does a marshmallow army? Get it happen? Even the clouds turn into marshmallows and then they start to fall from the sky. Well that sounds well, oh so it would be related to climate change.

Yeah, yeah, see I get trails are the one I'm going to create. The marshmallows and the clouds. See, I now understand I opposed that as well. I want the cloud why I want Look, I'm an institutionalist. I'm old fashioned. I want the clouds to remain clouds. I don't want them to be marshmallows. And that's another hot take, as I believe the young people say. But that is my position, and I want to chocolate covered marshmallows. People can challenge me if they wish, but but no. I So those are the two things that now you all know about me.

I'm I'm opposed to nuclear War and Marshmallow clouds. You are an anti marshmallow I am terrible. I am you are terrible. Well, it is uh. It is the top of the hour. It is so and we're actually gonna get to break on time today. We're gonna play some get used to it. That's right, We're actually gonna play some Edgewise. They're one of the bands that will be tomorrow night at the show at Jewel Yes, along with Sepsis and Dust Profit and Dead Reckoning. Dead Reckoning is the headliner. Yep. So uh, and we're gonna have uh sepsis as uh did Williams say?

Is it just SEPs Us coming in or are they gonna I think it's just sepsis. I'm not sure that somebody else is going to be coming in. Well we'll see what surprise. But they are going to officially announce the codliner of some warmy Fats. Yes, yes, by the way, Eon Venom Force, as we say, we love Swiss Rolls. And the other band is Able Blood Able Blood. Yes, I want to make sure to get that out. I've heard of them. Yes. Miriam Jan joins us on the Facebook live chat. By the way, Hello Miriam all right, let's take a break.

We're gonna play some gonna play some edgewise, and then we will show some love to our amazing sponsors, and then we'll be back with our number two New Merrow Dose of Matt Connerton Unleashed. We are live, don't go away, plenty more to come. Welcome back everybody as we enter our number are two numerow Dose of Matt Connerton Unleashed and we are live from the studios of wm n H ninety five point three FM and Glorious Downtown Manchester, New Hampshire, also on Comcast ninety seven. If you're in Manchester, and hello to all of our online listeners across the nation and around the globe.

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Let's see. I saw somebody else in the chat room too. Oh, forgive me an advance, but I'm sure I'm gonna butcher the last name Frederick Hova Sapien, Oh Hova Sapien. I think it is joins us in the Facebook live chat. That's a new name. In there. Let's see Ion Venom four saying hello to Donna Pagary in the Facebook live chat. I also Scott Robinson in the chat room says, wow, what a treat a Monday entertainment report. No, no, no, easyg he was just teasing us. But Eon venom For says hello hashtag Mike pellopedo.

We said hashtag Jen, have you watched the new Hawaii five? Oh? I have not, but not the old Hawaii five? Oh? We said to you, Jen, coffee you have not? I have not hashtag Jenny. Eon Venomfor also says, we say that we will be performing for a karaoke at Center City Park downtown Greensboro, North Carolina. I get the impression that Center City Park in downtown Greensboro has a lot of karaoke with these uh man band pop singing groups. Yeah, still having a weird feeling about man band, like it just you know, hangs there like a that doesn't sound right.

It's not a boy band, They're all grown up. It's a man band, alrighty Ean Venomfor also says good afternoon, hashtag Kara Kilmer from Chicago fire. We I'm sorry, how are you doing? We said, wow? So Chicago Fire. That's a television show, right, I think though, so if Kara Kilmer is listening, hello, we have a famous person listening to us by way of Eon Venom four. Very cool, yes, cool, yes, yes. Regarding I think our discussion earlier about armageddon, Melanie said, I'm looking forward to the two Headed Cannibals myself.

That sounds I didn't know they were coming into two headed variety. They do that song she drives me crazy, right, two added cannibals, Yeah, could be yea. Let's see Eon venom for says we say president hashtag jen you know what we are saying. I'm a president. Apparently Eon Venom four thinks you are the president. No, no, I am only the president of my own world. H you just live near it. And Eon Venom four says we say man band better than boy band. Well, my goodness. All right, Luki doki, all right, I guess so, I guess so, so we have wrong?

I'm sorry? Yeah, Well, um, we have something interesting that probably not wouldn't be in anyone's top five or maybe even top ten list of news and political stories, but it's something that actually does affect me. And that's why I said to you off air. You asked me if this was a good thing or not, and I said, uh, well, it depends on how you look at it. It took me about two seconds to go no, well well but yes and no, actually yeah, it really is, it really is. Here's the story. The Hill dot com is reporting YouTube reverses policy will allow election denial.

Now, what does this have to do with me and with this program? While I'll tell you so, I if you're if you're a regular listener, if you're a longtime listener, you know this already. But I've had my strong goals with the YouTube because I've uploaded the show there and had instances where I get two there are two things that I've been dinged for by YouTube that are both unfair. One I won't mention, even though I'm on the correct side of that issue and not in any sort of violation. But I won't even mention it because I don't want to.

I don't want YouTube to you know, ding me with a violation for today's show. And the other thing is spread, as they like to put it, spreading false or misleading information about the twenty twenty election. Now, the reason they have that policy in place is to tamp down on people going on YouTube and spreading you know, what we often refer to as the big lie that the election was stolen from Trump, which there's no evidence for that I'm aware of, and in fact, in some instances they sent in a company called cyber Ninjas.

They did this in a couple of states who actually turned up extra votes for Biden that had been missed. Not not Trump, but um. But you know, when you put your faith in somebody like Rudy Giuliani and you see him standing in front of Four Seasons Landscaping and law lawn Care with black hoop dripping down his face, and you say, yeah, what he's saying makes sense to me, then you know you're you're going to You're going to wind up believing some things that frankly there is no evidence for. So anyway, So the reason that I've run a foul of YouTube in the fact in the past is because I would talk about the big lie.

I would talk about election deniers on the show, but I would do the opposite. I would not violate the policy. I would push back on that stuff and say and look, and I would you know, make fun of it, like look this is ridiculous. Uh. They all these cases get tossed out of court almost immediately as being frivolous. More than you have them. These lawsuits filed nationally challenging the twenty twenty election, many of them by not only conservative judges but Trump appointed judges who say, you've got nothing here.

And the reason that happens is, you know, if you're pushing that, if you're pushing that narrative, you can say whatever you want to to the media and to and to the maga crowd. There's no law against lying to people, but it is illegal, very much so to lie in a court of law when you're under oath, because then you run the risk of committing perjury and ending up in prison. So, you know, whether it's Rudy Giuliani or Jenna Ellis or Sidney Powell, you know, they say all this stuff on television and in interviews, but then when they get into a court of law they have to admit, yeah, we actually don't have any evidence.

It's all speculation, and then the case gets tossed. But Shannon is calling back, Hi, Shannon, Yes, hi, Hi, because the things I am what m I've been smoking, but I've just been enjoying it rather than using it for the purpose I was using it for Okay, okay, um, just ask um um. Eric culture there if he's ever seeing the movie with clinics, would trouble with the curve, okay, because he might want to do a review one that. And we're bringing that up now, why because I went to go get a movie and I says, well, I want this one, but I said, nope, what I'm gonna look, So I'm gonna I'm gonna put that in there, Gotta do this review.

Huh um. So it's okay, okay, I didn't hear what you're saying. I think Eric has heard you request the review. Yes, okay, all right, Janna, do we noted? All right? All right, thank you, all right, bye bye, all right, I'm so confused today. So yeah, as I was saying so so I on the show, I would push back against all of that. So I was never in violation of YouTube's policy, and yet I would get dinged for And it happened so many times that you know, I was afraid of losing my YouTube channel. So I just on days, I made a new rule for myself on days when that particular subject would be discussed.

I just wouldn't upload that day's show to YouTube, or I would put up Sometimes I've posted an edited version of the show on YouTube for that day so that I don't end up in violation and in danger of losing my entire YouTube channel, even though I was not in violation of the policy. I'm pushing back against all the nonsense. But my theory is what happens is a bot picks up on what I'm saying, and maybe I'm quoting somebody else who says something who's spreading an election to nihilism, and the boat picks up on that and says, oh, this guy's spreading election denialism.

We need to give him a strike. And then I appeal it, and the appeals denial. I appeal at thinking maybe an actual human will listen to this and realize, oh, no, that's not what this guy's doing, this human was involved anymore. Yeah, but then the yeah, and then but no I and then the appeal gets denied. Um, oh no, there was one that I won recently. That's right. I did win an appeal a few the first time you want it. Yes, I actually did win an appeal, that's right. I forgot about that. Uh, they said, yes, Matt, we reviewed your content and we've determined that you were not in violation of our policy.

Anyway, YouTube is now reversing the policy, so I guess now I don't have to worry about it, you know, when you read their full statement, though I like what they have to say, I have to say, you know what I mean, Yeah, they're they're they're attempting to make sure that they don't shut down genuine discussion and debate, even if it's something that you do consider controversial right in an election, especially where this is an election coming up. They literally said, the ability to openly debate political ideas, even those that are controversial or based on disproven assumptions, is core to a functioning democratic society, especially in the midst of election season, and they intend to keep looking out for things that maybe telling people misinformation, like you know, not sending them to the wrong place to vote, or something of that type of thing, or something that's an inciting of violence, harassment, hey speech, which I don't think they do a great job on that one, but that's what they're going to say that they'll take out.

They're no longer going to be removing the controversial stuff because they don't want to shut down the conversation. By the way, this is a new name in the chat room. Welcome Eric Nannarone. If I'm saying that correctly. Eric says YouTube doesn't follow the Fair Uses Act of nineteen seventy six. I'm a podcaster and I have had a ton of issues with YouTube. They take things down for no reason. Yep, Oh yeah, yep. Absolutely. There is a podcaster that I listened to all the time on YouTube, and he's always like ad libbing or making comments like, oh, we're not going to put that on the YouTube play.

You know, I'll have to edit this out for when we upload it. You know, He'll or he'll like say a verbal disclaimer, yeah, which I don't know if that really works, saying something while you're recording alive. I don't know if that actually works to protect you. Well, if he's doing it, and he's but he's gotten ding two. He's one of the bigger one of the bigger podcasters. Well, you know what's funny, So when this first started happening, when I first began to experience this phenomenon, I just assumed, well, you know, because obviously there's there's big, big shows on YouTube that that talk about the same stuff all the time, and I thought, you know what it's because you know, I'm a obviously, I'm a very small fish in a large ocean of content crea.

The big shows that talk about this stuff all the time and they don't have any problems. It's probably because if you're a big enough show, you have actual humans reviewing your content, so so you don't get into trouble or something like that. But then there was an incident where there's a YouTuber named Vosh who I don't agree with him on everything. He's a Marxist, but but I think some of his analysis is really interesting. And I was playing one of his videos and he actually ran into it where he got a Now he's you know, he's got something like I don't know, twenty thousand or maybe two hundred thousand subscribers or something, so you know, he was able to get it overturned quickly, but he actually got dinged.

That's the problem though. The nail on the head is that we don't have human beings looking at this because you and I know of a podcast on YouTube that is constantly being racist and hate and inciting violence, but that never gets taken down no matter how many times people report it. Yeah, but then you have somebody like yourself talking about the elections and what's going on in our government, and you get dinged for simply sharing the information, which is what you're supposed to be doing. Yeah, it's my it's it's because of these computers that are supposedly doing the job for them, but they do it so poorly that good broadcasters get shut down and people who are racist white supremacists get to keep feeling hate on their platform.

It's absolutely aggravating to me. They need if they would put more humans involved, I think they would do a much better job. I agree with this position they're taking, though that said, they would fare much better with their ability to really look at content if they put more people involved. I wonder if they're seeing a lot of people abandoning YouTube and going to Rumble and that that has caused this policy change. I mean, I kind of doubt it, because I don't think YouTube has anything to worry about, but but I do kind of wonder.

Um, you know, and I've talked about Rumble. I mean, I'm Rumble is dominated by conservatives, but anybody can have a Rumble channel, and I I have a Rumble channel with content on it. I like, I kind of like it that I don't fit in because I don't know. I guess I just like to be in the pool. But um you know, but that I do find, I mean, you've got to kind of dig for it. But I do find other content on Rumble that doesn't necessarily where you look at it and you go, one of these things is not like the other.

But um uh. But anybody can put, you know, anything on there. And so so if you go to Rumble's home page, you know, you'll see a lot of well you'll see some pretty crazy stuff, to be honest with you, and and some things that I would not want to be associated with. But at least Rumble, I know that I can put put the show there and it's never a problem or anything I want to and it's never going to be a problem. M and uh. And I think that's uh, that's attracted a lot of people, and not just conservatives.

I think what they're trying to do is not hurt the larger community over the actions of one or two per se because they did they further in their statement, they say, two years and tens of thousands of videos removed and one election cycle later, we recognize it's time to reevaluate the effects of this policy in today's changing landscape. In the current environment, we find that while removing this content does curb some misinformation, it could also have the unintended effect of curtailing political speech without meaningful without meaningfully reducing the risk of violence or other real world harm.

With that in mind, and with the twenty twenty four campaign well underway, we will stop removing content that advances false claims that widespread fraud and errors or glitches occurred in the twenty twenty and other past presidential elections. As with any updates to our policy, will carefully debilitate. They go on, but they're basically admitting that, you know, though they've done all of this, they're not you know what I mean, it's not reaping the reward they thought. In a sense, they're they're capturing a lot of innocent people, but they're not really quieting out the ones that they were trying to target.

Maybe maybe don't pull the baby out with the bathwater, you know, well hidden too many good people. Yeah, well, yeah, I just take it more as a recognition that they've you know, well like like people like me, you know who they've they've unfairly penalized with no apparent clue or analysis of what's actually what the content actually is. They're dependent upon these algorithms and these computer programs that aren't true judges of what a human being of saying, maybe you know, it's the more human beings looking at this stuff.

Yeah, or well with you know, they probably there probably aren't the human beings available to hire to look at this stuff. Or it's just too big of a job. You can't police everybody. I don't know. But with AI advances, you know, maybe maybe there will be more bots, but more advanced bots. I don't know about that. I don't know. All the stuff I'm hearing about AI stuff now got me pretty pretty concerned that maybe we need to slow down reevaluate. Yeah, have some safeguards. So I guess regardless of today's discussion about this, I will be able to put today's show on YouTube.

Yes, yes, for all intended purposes. It seems that you will. Oh. Eric in the chat room says, yes, I've taken my podcast over to rumble. I don't even talk politics. According to the Fair Uses Act, content creators can use news clips if the creator gives commentary on the clip. Facebook and YouTube don't follow that. Well they there are ways to do it well Facebook, So don't you have to like overtalk it or yeah, you know what I see a lot of people on YouTube do is well if they're going to if they're commenting on somebody else's content.

The content is in a small window and kind of in the core, and they're careful not to not to play. There's all kinds of tricks, like you don't play too much of it without interrupting it or talking over it. With Facebook, it's interesting because with Facebook, what happens to me is, um, I will get a copyright claim on like say, for example, we play a lot of independent music and local music, but on this show. But that's what I prefer. But if I do play something that's a national act, UM I might get might get sometimes a copyright claim, but then I dispute the claim.

I basically I say Facebook is really good. Like Facebook almost always win, whereas with YouTube it's difficult. With Facebook, I'll say I'll claim fair use and I say we are a federally licensed FM. Radio station. Our show discusses news and current events, and all content is used for that purpose, and most of the time time they immediately remove the copyright claim on the video. If I say that I use the same verbiage every time, most of the time they remove it immediately. Facebook has been really good about that.

And it's been a long time since I got knocked off of Facebook during the show, Oh very long, because that used to happen occasionally too. I would play something and then all of a sudden, the Facebook feed would be interrupted. You know. Everything else would still be going because we're on FM radio, but the Facebook feed would get interrupted and I have to restart it. That hasn't happened in a really long time, so that's gotten better. So I actually think Facebook has been pretty good about it.

But I just claim fair use on everything. But YouTube has been a problem. But maybe that's about to improve. This might be a stupid question, but I don't want to. I've seen a lot of podcasters where they're they're doing like a reaction to this news story of what have you, but they're playing a game at the same time, and the game is up on the screen. Does that somehow protect them? I don't think so, I think that's a Twitch thing. No, I see it on YouTube, I know, but I think that's a Twitch thing that has migrated to YouTube because because Twitch started as a gaming platform, and like, there's, um, there's a guy named uh, well, I'll see Val Stewart.

Or there's another guy on YouTube named Destiny, whom his real name is Stephen Bonnel or Bonnell, but he's actually his politics are a lot closer to mine than than Vosh is our. Destiny's kind of a like a center left guy. But but he's, um, he'll do that something like some of his YouTube videos because because what I think he does is I think he does them on Twitch, but then he uploads them to YouTube afterwards. So he's live on Twitch, but then he takes it and uploads it to YouTube. But a lot of his are like that.

And he's so he's a very very smart guy. So he's able to he's so smart and so quick, he's able to play a game, a video game while having a political debate with somebody. And it's really actually, if he's having an official debate with someone, he's not gaming while debating them. But if he's just kind of debating another streamer more casually. Yeah, he'll be playing a video game while he debates them. But I think that started with Twitch because Twitch is a That's really how Twitch started people streaming playing video games.

But then politics worked its way into it, and so now you have political commentators who play video games or gamers who do some form of political commentary and discourse, and you know, then they also have their YouTube channels. So I think that's where that came from. So, yeah, it was just the thought because you know, they's it gets tricky for podcasters to be able to do what they're trying to do without getting booted. Oh you know one trick I've seen recently changing the speed I've seen it. Yeah, yeah, so say, for example, you know how on YouTube you can change the speed of the video.

Yeah, I've seen some YouTube streamers. They'll be commenting on someone else's content on YouTube, and they will but they'll they'll speed it up. It's especially useful. There's some people you can't do that with, like, for example, if you're commenting on something Ben Shapiro has posted and you speed it up, you're not going to know what he's saying because Ben Shapiro talks too fast anyway, but if you're but if somebody like me, like I'm not a particularly fast talker, I'm a medium talker. So um, you know, if someone wanted to comment on something I was doing, they could probably just speed it up a little bit.

And what that does is so you can you can comment on what the content is, you can cover more ground more quickly because you're speeding through it. But also that evades them, you know, the bots from catching you. Using somebody else's content would work unless now then it gets into a whole other area though, because you could use someone else's content and comment on it, and there's a million streamers who do this, and then the person who's content you're using they file a claim with YouTube and and then you get a strike for using their content.

But then you can appeal it and say, well, it's fair use because what I'm doing is transformative because I'm actually commenting on their content. It gets all it all gets very complicated, but I'll tell you it can be particularly harrowing for just and I don't know from personal experience, but for YouTubers who have thousands or tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of subscribers and they're doing that, you know, they're earning a living on YouTube, and then all of a sudden one day, you know, because somebody makes a claim or a YouTube bot see something they don't like, and all of a sudden, they've got a problem with their channel.

But that's their source of income, you know, So it can it can really, uh, it can really screw people over. And I guess all you can do is try to say ahead of the rules as best you can. But you know, but the rules always even the best of them to try to do it, they still get things. Yeah, I really wish. I mean, what bothers me is what does stay up? Yeah, that's what bothers me is that you know, they go after these podcasters who are talking about a news story that's relevant of the day, but somebody's viewing hate doesn't get shut down.

Yeah, and I know it's it's it's it's frustrating. By the way, Erica, feel free to drop a link in the chat room. Oh yeah, if you'd like to hawk your wares. As we say, if you want to drop a link to your podcast, show us your podcasts, absolutely and we'll check it out. We like to support everybody, absolutely, Um by the way, Ian venom four in the chat room says, we say hashtag Jen. We were just kidding with you about President Stuff and President Biden. We say he is the man. We said hashtag Jen and hashtag Matt.

My goodness. Um, let's see um and Ian venom four also says, we say that everyone will be excited for us. Oh wow, I'm already excited. Uh six three two five six Z seven is the number six H three two five six seven if you'd like to join us today on the studio line. Um. Oh, I wanted to U touch on this. Uh. I uh got into it just a little bit on Friday, but it was a very busy show and I felt like there was a little bit more to say, even though the issue is resolved for the moment. But as far as the debt limit goes, um, uh, thank god they got a deal and it passed.

And uh oh. Eric's podcast is the Nano second podcast, Nano second being two words. Um. Actually, you know what here? Just so I don't lose it, I'm gonna go ahead and click that link and get it sived. I just want to yeah, I just want to make sure I don't I don't lose it in the you know, every every once in a while, because as you know, sometimes you can go back and look at the chat room after the show and some and some of the comments are missing. So I wanted to make sure I had that. Okay, I have that problem, I really do.

Yeah. Yeah, yeah, it's weird. So thank you Eric. We'll check that out Nano second podcast. Thank you. Um. So, I was very relieved, of course, that we avoided economic armageddon uh by not entering default. Um. And uh, what I also wanted to say, though, is well, I have some thoughts. First of all, I would like to not to ever have to go through that again. So I really hope that there is some sort of a movement and a sincere effort to look at just getting rid of the debt limit once and for all, so we don't have to go through this ever again.

Obviously, we once again avoided calamity, but even coming close as bad for the economy, and it's scary and it's stressful, and I really thought that, uh, you know, we were going to end up in a point. Look, by the way, and part of why I'm talking about this, I have a little bit of a little bit of a mea culpa. I want to just say to anyone who was look, I was getting very I was getting very pessimistic about this, and I try not to be. You know, I I love politics as maddening as it can be, and I love talking about it, which is a big part of why we do this show.

But I if I dragged anybody down or I put anybody in a bad mood with my my pessimism and my negativity because I really did think there was a chance that we were going to go over the fiscal cliff this time. I really did. I do. I do apologize if if I brought anyone down with that I was. I was more negative than usual, but you were being real. I was real. I really did think that that this might be it. Yeah, and and the h and economists across the board will tell you it would be absolutely devastating.

Um, don't listen to you know, Chip Roy from Texas. You know he doesn't know what he's talking about. Who talked a good talk, but his vote went different, didn't it. What do you mean? I thought I heard something earlier that he actually didn't stick to his guns, But I might be wrong. No, he did, And now and now he wants to get McCarthy out of there, of course, Oh of course, um no. But so I'm sorry to anyone who I might have brought down. Um Having said that, so I want to say, um, well, first of all, Kevin McCarthy, how speaker of Kevin McCarthy, um U. I you know, I'm very critical of him for a number of reasons, but I will say this, Uh, he did win a little bit of respect from me.

I almost can't believe I'm saying it, but he got this done. And I really was skeptical that he could that he could maneuver through this after watching him when he was elected speaker. It was on the fifteenth vote where he was finally able to secure the speakership, and you know, and I'm thinking, you know, he really had to give away the store to get that. So this makes him a very weak speaker. And I underestimated him in the sense that I thought that he had underestimated just how difficult it was going to be to get this done in the House when you've got these House Freedom Caucus members who he had to capitulate to so much in those negotiations just to get enough support to squeak by and be elected speaker.

I thought that they had much more control over him, and that he didn't realize how much control they had over him. So when he said, you know, we're not going to default, I didn't believe him. I thought he was in over his head. Dido, and I also thought, and I said on the show, that I thought President Biden was in over his head. I think on both points I was wrong, and I was being overly pessimistic. Now, having said all that, there's no excuse for any of this nonsense to begin with, and there's plenty of blame to go around for all of this nonsense, and I blame both Biden and McCarthy for their roles and that because we never should have gotten this close to the edge to begin with, and there's no reason for it, and there's no good excuse for it.

But the adults in the room did prevail and they got this done. They said they would, I'll be damned they did. And then I got worried. So they got to a deal, and then I got worried, as you knows, as you were concerned too that well, so it actually passed the House. And this is where again Kevin McCarthy, I I'll give him respect for this. He actually got a larger vote in the House than was even expected. Three hundred thirteen I think was the number. I agree. I didn't think it was going to be that good.

I didn't do it like a hundred more votes. Yeah, I didn't think he could. I didn't think he could get that much. I mean, I was hopeful that he could get enough to get it past. I didn't think it would be by as large a margin as it was. So again I say to him, well done, he delivered. He did delivered. I know what. You know. You look at it and it's like, what sliminess. You held the country over a cliff so you could put work requirements. Oh, I know. No, it's it's wrong. And that's why that's why this this needs to go away.

You know what it reminds me of. It reminds me of when Florida tried to do this whole thing with welfare. Oh, you gonna do drug testing, We're gonna try, We're gonna catch somebody or they spelt like a million dollars doing it and they caught one person. That's what this is the equivalency of the people who can't work are still going to be the same people who can't work. They're you know, they're they're they're disabled oftentimes. Yeah, but I mean that's the that's the hill they wanted to die on.

Huh. That was their big push, That was their big budget saving idea. Pretty crappy in my book. Oh, I agree, I agree, But I was but I was relieved that, you know that at least because the alternative, oh my god, would have been economic disaster globally globally the way there were some reports, I was we sorry reading about other countries that would collapse if the United States. Oh yeah, the world depends on the American dollar. Mortgages would go up, the interest rates would go insane, it would have been it would have probably credit rating would go on the toilet some some economists, and some economists say it would probably be worse than the Great Depression.

This was not something to fool around with. And this was not you know, a government shutdown or whatever. This was something This is something for us in the tents in the streets, because nobody can live in their home anymore. They're evicted. Yeah, you cannot allow the United States ever to fault on the full faith and credit so, um, you'd think they'd be more protective over the military paychecks. I know, they seem to be so willing to toss that they didn't care that the military would go out go without paychecks.

Well all of them, yeah, the whole military. Oh yeah, no paycheck. Yeah, that's all right, throw the bus over them. We want these people getting food steps to walk lazy, that's our hill. Well, come on. So they got it done and then so they got it through the House by a larger margin margin than I expected. So uh so again, you know, I do offer ra kudos to Kevin McCarthy. And then uh, and then I got nervous. We were nervous about the Senate because in the Senate you had uh uh people trying to um amendments amendments, yeah uh.

And see the problem there is if someone had successfully had enough, if one had actually had enough votes to get an amendment attached to that bill, it would have gone back to the House and then the House affiliation and when it happened, then the House would write, and there wasn't time for that. So I was very relieved that it got to the to the They were playing with fire. You're looking at the score at the score. You're looking at the vote total forty eight fifty one. This is too close to play with.

Yeah, it is. All it would have taken was a couple of people to get a hair across. They took us, and you would have had an amendment and we would be over the cliff. Yeah. Yeah, but playing games with our lives. And I don't like it, but it got done. I did think it was kind of funny, as as I did mention this on the show the other day. When you that night, when you put the the from c Span or whatever it was on the computer, you put the live feed on of the of them voting, and you could hear Chuck Schumer sent a majority leader, Chuck Schumer saying, all right, that that that because they were voting on the amendments.

All right, that one was ten and a half minutes. That's pretty good. But let's get the next one down to ten. Let's keep this going. Don't anyone leave. We gotta we gotta keep going. They passed some kind they passed a rule to limit debate to ten minutes per amendment. Yeah, which was a good move. Yeah. Yeah, it's a good move because if they had enough they could have kept people going as long as they could keep talking. Oh yeah, yeah, filibustering and the whole Yeah. Yeah, then we go there, we go over the cliff military no pitcheck, so thank god.

So yeah, so Schumer made sure it got done. So you know, kudos to him for key. I mean, he was keeping the keeping the train rolling, you know. Uh so, yeah, it actually ended up what was it by eleven o'clock, right, they passed it. See, I think it was around ten o'clock when they finally started taking the vote. Okay, I remember when you walked in and you're looking at what I'm watching and you're like, oh, they're voting. I'm like, nope, they've been the amendments and you were like, amendments, Well, now many are there?

Well? Yeah, I knew there was going to be amendments, but I wasn't expecting look like, you're going to like what I couldn't I said this eleven. I was eleven. I was stunned. I had no idea there were that many. I was like, oh God, and the votes being as close as they were on each and every one of them for the most part, I mean, they were playing, they were playing with our lives. So bad. Yeah, there's no excuse for it, can't we We the people should be able to take them up on ethics for doing that.

Yeah, unethical behavior because they want to get their special thing. They got to talk about their little idea. They can't keep their mouth quiet and vote and get it done. We got to be able to stand up and say, you need to hear my opinion first. Yeah, prolonging the agony, and might I ask add spending a ton of taxpayer dollars doing it? Republican conservative, my fiscal conservative, you know which money they wasted? Come on? Yeah, while there was also they're not the party they used to be, that's for sure.

I mean, even whether you agree to disagree with the way they used to be, this current Republican version is just something out of a sci fi movie. Sometimes. We also had in the Senate there was a Democrat Tim Kaine, who of course had been Hillary Clinton's running mate in twenty sixteen, senator from Virginia. He was mad because Senator Joe Mansion, also a Democrat, theoretically had managed to get into the deal a pipeline that goes through not only West Virginia but also Virginia, and Tim Kaine was mad that apparently nobody talked to him about it, and he felt that that was not appropriate, that that being the bill, uh, something that directly affects his state.

So I'm in the car and I'm hearing him being interviewed about that, about his amendment and how he felt that. He was so upset. He wanted this, uh, he wanted that taken out. He wanted to make sure that that got taken out and that this goot sent back to the House. And I'm losing my mind. I'm like this, we don't have time for this, dude. I'm sorry your feelings are hurt, you know, do something about it later. We can't. We don't have time for this now. At first, it sounded like the Senate was going to wait until the next day to maybe do their vote.

Yeah, so I was really upset about that. But then finally they said that they were going to stay in session. But here and conquered in New Hampshire. That doesn't in New Hampshire. You can be locked in chambers until the vote is done. Nobody goes home until we finished the work. And that's how it That's how it ended up being in the Senate. But they had to get pushed into it. They weren't going to go there. They had to get pushed In the beginning, it was like, oh, we'll get it tomorrow, No need to worry, no read to rush.

Oh yeah, nothing bad is going to happen, No military paychecks, no so security. Yeah. Well, if anyone wants to get in with a call, we do have a little bit of time left today. Six ZO three two five six Z seven is a studio line six zo three two five six Z seven. By the way, Eon Venom four in the Facebook live chat is very excited about their upcoming karaoke event. Apparently, uh, Eon Venom four says, we say that we will be dressing cool as well for us hashtag Matt and hashtag Jen. Yeah, they're gonna be dressing cool for the dress dressing hashtag cool.

Yeah, like pull up the collars and be like we're bad butts for karaoke. Yeah, very excited. And look they're all great in Greensboro. They all dress well in Greensboro, North Carolina. That's what I hear. Um, Well, we should uh mention before we do run out of time. Of course, our governor, Republican Chris Sinunu, has announced. It's more of an anti announcement in a sense. He has announced that he will not be running for president. Um so will he a run against Tassan or be stay in the governor's house.

I think he might run against Sasson. I think he's going to stay in the government's house governor. We'll see. I mean, he does win a re election pretty easily where he did. All of this about the presidency is what makes me wonder if you would actually go there, because I know they were trying to push him to do it last was it last year? The last election they were trying to push him in running. I think that in another time and if you and if Trump was not around, I think he'd be a good candidate. I think he'd be a very good general election candidate for the same reason he's popular in New Hampshire in terms of getting Independence and Democrats to also vote for him.

Um you know, I know there's uh, there's there's things about him that bother you, and there's things about him that bother me as well. I like how he's been towards Trump lately. But yeah, I I but I yeah, I appreciate so he to me though un to me, is kind of like the anti De Santis, because De Santis is very like DeSantis clearly is not interested in having a big tent Republican party. Well, he's he's still the right of Trump in some ways. I don't remember Trump ever being as you know, like anti LGBTQ.

Is Santas the Diary of Ann Frank, Yeah, there's I mean, DeSantis is like the culture war on steroids with this guy, and Sinunu is more just you know, it's people wonder why, in spite of the things that I've taken issue with about Chris and Nunu, why I kind of still dig him in some ways as he reminds me or he makes me believe that there still could be a Republican party that's not so angry and grievance driven and uh, you know all this anti woke stuff and all this because I don't I don't hear him doing any that.

He's a much more positive He's like someone a Republican, the kind of Republican who wants a big tent, who wants to bring people in, whereas De Santis is like, hey, if you don't agree with me and you're not anti woke, if you know even can explain what that means. I'm pushing you out like de Santist is almost like if you're not with me, I don't want your vote anyway because I think you're awful and go away. Whereas Sinunu is more of the Yeah, we want a big tent. We want to bring people in with different ideas and different viewpoints.

And there are times when you hear him talk and he kind of wonder is he trying to bring the Republican Party back from Trump? He did add in his announcement that he wasn't going to run for president that he added it was more important to defeat Trump. Yeah, he seems to be convinced, which I thought was really I like that. I like the fact that he stood up to Trump and has been calling it as he sees it lately. Well, actually I have here. This is from media eyed. So this is what Sunu said to Dana Bash on CNN.

So Dana Bash asked him if he the nominee, referring to Trump, will the Democrats win? And Sinunu said, oh, yeah, he can't win. In November of twenty four, the math is shown Donald Trump has no chance of winning in November of twenty four, he won't even win Georgia. If you're a Republican that can't win Georgia in November of twenty four, you have no shot. And he's proven that. Not only has he proven that, but the candidates he gets behind in a good conservative state like Georgia lose the race. His messaging doesn't translate.

It does well with a heart and by the way, I agree with him on this part. It does well with a hardcore thirty to thirty five percent base, but he loses everybody beyond that, and no one is undecided about the former president. There's no one out there going, well, maybe I might consider voting for him, you know where you are. He's a known commodity, and so the math doesn't add up. If Republicans nominate him, then we're saying a vote for him in the primary is effectively a vote for Joe Biden. I mean, that's ultimately how the math will play out.

I think I agree, really do agree. I agree, especially now in Georgia the situation there, he ended up making a lot of enemies, a lot of enemies. I mean, he's he's accused of the entire government of Georgia of throwing the election to the Biden. They all cheated him, those women that he put on everybody's radar the election,

and they've been all over the talk circuit. You know, people in Georgia know that their poll workers were put on himless. Yeah, I think he really nailed the coffin, if you will, in Georgia by going off. And plus we don't know, we're still waiting to see what's going to happen with the cases that they're running there, the criminal cases and the investigations going on in Georgia. That's going to change things too, because that still hasn't come out, but it will, right probably within a few months.

I'm thinking, yes, yeah, the summer. Yeah, all right, we gotta wrap up. Thank you, Thank you Jenny and everyone who called today, And if you miss any part of today's show, it'll be up in just a little bit at wmhradio dot org and on my website Matt Connerton dot com. And uh, let's see. So tomorrow on the show, we've got members of Sepsis coming in YEP talking about the jewel event tomorrow night, and they're going to be releasing the co headliner for this year's Swarrey Fast and if you want to see more about me, go to Gencoffee dot com.

J E. N. Mcoff Ei dot com. Very good, very good, All right, thank you everybody, And we're actually gonna leave you with bloodline. I'm sorry, We're actually gonna leave you with a sepsis song. This was the newest single, bleed Lines, that we had world premiered here on the show. And let's give this a listen to close out today's Matt Connerton Unleashed. And that's it for us for now, talking to y'all a little bit later, by everybody, Bye bye.

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