I Don't Throw Around Loose Talk About Another Man's Junk

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3:08you know, rethinking our military support for Israel? It breaks my heart because the current leadership in Israel is walking us down that path where I don't think you have a choice but that consideration. Okay, did he say any more on that? I saw lots of people reacting to him, Gavin, you know, giving up on Israel or whatever. Yeah, he kind of hinted that he's against it because he knows his leftist anti-Semite Marxist friends wouldn't improve. But as usual, I had not heard that clip. As the question was being asked, I thought, all right, here comes a non-answer. Yeah. Sure enough. So where do you think he actually is? If he ends up being elected president, is he, I'm assuming he's not near his woke as he hints at because I think he's trying to play the good guy's wife is his wife is. That's one of the thing about the whole politics game is trying to figure out what's so many actually believes versus what they're saying.

4:11I also think if Gavin knew some cries himself to sleep every night thinking about the plight of Jewish people on earth, if he could get 50% plus one votes for saying we should nuke Israel tonight, you would say that. Oh my God. He is an utterly honest. In other words, you don't hold him in high regard. That is what I was hinting at. Yes. I'm glad you poke through my veil. We have a bit of a breaking news thing. Oh, I got a lot of Gavin stuff. We'll get back to you. Breathe the war in Iran. And I don't know why they're saying this. Hold on. It's not a war. It's a kinetic police activity. The Iranian foreign minister has told NBC News that Iran is ready for a US ground invasion. And he also refuses any negotiations with the United States and says that Iran has

5:14not asked to talk to the United States. So I don't know what's going on there between the president and this foreign minister would seem as the guy is the guy in charge is every quote about got to be the highest ranking guy who's still intact, who's still breathing because every quote that comes out of Iran is this guy. He must be the guy in charge. But this seems like a bit of a dumb game, Iran reportedly said they're willing to negotiate with Trump or were Trump said, I'm willing to negotiate with Iran at any point. Then they came out and said, we will not negotiate negotiations are over. Then Trump came out and said, I never said I would negotiate. That is a lie. And I won't negotiate with it. And then this guy is saying, we won't negotiate with you and we never asked to negotiate. So everybody's, I don't know what that whole thing is. When I got to believe behind the scenes, there's lots of some sort of talk, some back

6:15channels I assume. Well, there's got to be a great deal of WTF do we do in Iran? What do we do? Let's lava missile it turkey or something. I don't know. Let's hide and pray it in soon and then kill a bunch of people in the street and go back to the good old days. I can't imagine what they're thinking. And how do you get together to figure it out? I guess you're called, they, Ali, this is a Mohammed. What do you think we ought to do next? Who's in charge? So just this kind of fits in with Gavin and everything like that and just the conversation. So I don't know what like Gavin actually believes about a number of topics. I'm not sure that he believes much. And that happens a lot with presidents when they get elected. They end up doing something different than what they ran on or whatever or what you thought they might be and because they were kind of hitting a certain direction to make one crowd feel good, but that's not like, that happens a lot.

7:17The conversation of a lot of Trump voters being disappointed with the amount of military activity we've had in foreign countries. Certainly, tonally ran on the idea that those days are over right in Afghanistan were disasters and we're not going to do that sort of stuff in America first and all that sort of thing. I, I feel like he can, you know, make the argument, well, they're going to get a nuclear weapon. That is America first. I buy that actually that letting them get a nuclear weapon would not be good for America. So it is America first. Not many who, while Trump did run on no more stupid wars and all that different sort of stuff, he has been talking about Iran being a problem for a long time. We don't have to play this whole thing necessarily, but here's Donald Trump in 1980, 46 years ago. When you get the respect of the other countries, then the other countries tend to do a little bit as you do and you can create the right attitudes. The Iranian situation is a case in point that they hold our hostages is just absolutely

8:25and totally ridiculous that this country sits back and allows country such as Iran to hold our hostages to my way of thinking is a horror and I don't think they do it with other countries. I honestly don't think they do it with other countries. Obviously you're advocating that we should have gone in there with troops, etc. and got our boys out. I absolutely feel that. Yes. I don't think there's any question and there's no question in my mind. I think right now would be an oil rich nation and I believe that we should have done it and I'm very disappointed that we didn't do it and I don't think anybody would have held us in a bane. I don't think anybody would have been angry with us and we had every right to do it at the time. I think we've lost the opportunity. So that's a pretty willing to jump into a war situation, Donald Trump, in 1980. Right. Right. Yeah. I mean, we could get into the subtleties of being against nation building, but if there's a serious threat and they clearly won't cooperate, well, then they got an ass weapon

9:28coming and we might have to help clean up the mess. I mean, I get why people who are maximalists in their desires who heard Trump saying, you know, no foreign entanglements in nation building and stuff like that, they don't want any. But I would suggest that they're somewhat unwise in their views of the way geopolitics actually works and always has and always will. I wish we could bring back to life many of our presidents, present them with the situation and see what they would have done, George Washington, avoid foreign entanglements, Dwight Eisenhower, avoid all these little brushfire wars around the world. We don't need to get involved in these, you know, those sorts of attitudes. Or would they have looked at this and a clear cut, they're going to, they're still trying to get a nuke even after we blast the bell out of them. No, we got a, we can't put up with that. Right. George would adjust his wagon, say, is there any chance of negotiating with these people and he'd be told, oh, no, no, they're like their national slogan is death to America. And he'd think, well, he'd better get them before they're, you know, before they get

10:30their muskets loaded. Now, the Trump administration has said some things about how close they were to getting a nuclear weapon that can't be true two weeks away from getting a nuclear weapon. I don't understand. So and then the, the lefty crowd says, I don't get it. You said you obliterated their nuclear program and now you're saying they're trying to get a nuclear weapon. Well, those things could be true at the same time. You obliterate the program and they still, as a relatively rich country, are working as hard they can with nuclear scientists to try to get a nuclear weapon again. And they won't stop and we can't get them to stop. I have in front of me a pretty technical explanation of enriching of uranium and how much they were thought to have and how quickly they could make a bomb and blah, blah, blah. Um, well, according to Whitcoff, they stated to him, we have this X number of pounds of enriched uranium, like it was a threat or something. I don't even know what they could make 11 bombs currently. So how would you shut up? You and your, your boss Don Trump ought to shut up, said them all us.

11:30Why did they do that? Did they think we would back up and they misread Trump on that one? Yes. Yeah. I think, I think that's it. Although I tell you, I have struggled to figure out what their thinking was. Even if, if, you know, as you're looking at a situation like this, even if you think somebody was wrong or, or foolish or whatever, you can at least describe their thinking. This one's tough. We're going to just talk big, having been completely emasculated in June and had our air defenses destroyed, but we're going to pretend like we're still a big, strong lion and are going to eat. Yeah. That's our strategy. Why didn't they do the same thing Iraq used to do back in the day? Iran has been doing for decades. North Korea did until they actually got a nuclear weapon where you claim you're going to go along with it. And then you make it really difficult on the inspectors and you drag your feet and then there's more sanctions and then a different president comes in and they start over.

12:31Why didn't Iran do that? Continue to do that. I can't imagine. I mean, that's what they do. That's their thing. I mean, it's like, you know, go to Led Zeppelin and say, and have you thought of playing some heavy blues riffs? No, no, that's what they do. So I can't imagine it was an enormous, bizarre miscalculation, honestly. And then you find out the Iatola's kid can't get an erection. That's in the news. Allegedly. Allegedly. Oh, that's, that's the claim. Yeah. Are you throwing it in allegedly? You're afraid he's going to sue us? I don't like it. Let me turn it around. I don't like it. Let me turn it around. Luke's talking about other men's junk. You don't just feel like there's a, like a bond between men. You don't go around claiming. The guy can't get within the forest if, uh, unless it's, uh, you got a doctor's note or something. Second hand accounts at best. So speaking of bad leadership, I've got more Gavin Newsom news and some great, uh, humor pointed in his direction coming up humor.

13:31Uh, yeah. Yeah. I tell you what, let me get this out of, out of the way. I was thinking of this while, um, we were talking about that James Talleriko, Wackadoodle in Texas. Uh, and this is from Nelly Bowles, who is a lesbian, uh, who, who writes for the free press. Um, she's so smart and funny and reasonable, uh, but she's talking about a tweet from Heather McPherson, who is a, uh, member of parliament in Canada. And she put this out, many Canadians, especially members of the two SLGBTQIA plus community. All right. I'm going to stop right there. The idea that the Q's, uh, or the two S's aren't represented by the letter Q and the B's aren't satisfied or the A's or the A pluses, whatever they are, don't feel represented by the preceding seven or eight letters is hilarious.

14:31This is an exercise in you have to memorize that to prove what tribe you're in. All right. Yeah. If you don't have the latest, if you left out a letter from the latest update, yep. That's exactly what it is that you're not on board because it's an opportunity test. The constituency for those each individual letters is not enough to cause any problems. Well, and again, that if you're too spirit, you're unsatisfied with being described as Q or AI plus or whatever, who cares? Shut up. There's only two of you. Uh, anyway, uh, to, to her point, she says the, the tweet is many Canadians. It's about the violence in Portovayarta. Uh, many Canadians, especially members of the two SLGB two community are in Portovayarta where violence is quickly escalated as shelter and place orders in effect, stay vigilant bubble. And Nellie writes, Gringo's especially members of the two SLGBTQIA community have been trapped into drug war and Canada's government is like, we especially see you two spirit

15:32poor, Portovayarta party boys stay safe, Queens because in those shorts, they're coming for you specifically, all the whole thing so ridiculous, come on. In those shorts, I saw a grown man the other day washing his car in shorts that were so short. Hmm, it's like it was 1980. I understand the fashion's changed, but man, you're a grown man, you can't wear those shorts. There's a great golf with a system about how much a putt is going to break. Now, I can't, I can't, it's just too coarse. Okay. Maybe for the grandpas, grandpas shorts is the joke. So how much is going to break? All right. Uh, maybe for the final, because you got like one cup out, right? Hmm. Or if it's less break than that, you might say one ball out, or if it's a little more than that, you say two balls out.

16:33Okay. That's crap. Puzz shorts. Oh, I understand. Sorry. Again, coarse, and it's not the sort of humor I appreciate if you ever happen to be playing golf with me to keep that sort of thing to yourself. Sure. And if somebody says you're reprimanded them right there on the green, yes, I do more on the way. Stay here. Armstrong and Getty support for the show comes from public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On public, you can build a multi-asset portfolio of stock, bonds, options, crypto, and now generated assets which allow you to turn any idea into an investible index with AI. It all starts with your prompt, from renewable energy companies with high free cash flow, to semiconductor suppliers growing revenue over 20% year over year. You can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one-of-a-kind index, and lets you backtest it against the S&P 500. Then you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable, and

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20:38Because it's not there. You know, you whip it out. Boom, boom. You never had to do that. So they want a band's straws. They said, oh, real? What about the cart? What about the plates? What about the knives and the spoons that are plastic? Oh, they're okay. But the straws that we got a band, which is a good point. So they heard my plastic, forked my plastic spoon, my plastic plate, but I can't have a straw. So I just asked Joe if he saw the wrestling tweet that I retweeted yesterday that he said no, and then watched it. The headline was, if wrestling is fake, then explain this. And apparently it's some pro wrestler known as the pizza maker. And he spins some dough in his hands, and he throws it his opponent, his face and knots him over. And that opponent goes down like he had him in the head with an ass. If wrestling is fake, then explain this. Pizza dough.

21:41How does that get started? I don't know. A lot of resume with all your skills. I can whistle. I'm a trumpet player. I can juggle a little bit, oh, and I learned how to spin pizza dough in high school. And some promoter thinks, wait a minute, there's something we can do with that. Um, gee, I don't really have time for this. I'll have to get to it a little bit later. It was on the idea of people who, when they talk about the news, they mean entertainment tonight or TMZ when they say, did you see the news last night? We're talking about celebrity news. Even though I've mentioned the fact that Brittany got arrested last night, 20 times already on the show. Oh, we got a little Gavin Newsom stuff coming up for you, which is worth taking a look at because he might be the nominee in president, although I doubt it. I want to play a little of Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook who is on the stand in a different trial that might end up being part of a couple of other trials about social media addiction

22:41and that sort of thing. It's pretty interesting. Yeah, that whole topic is about to have a really thorough hearing and a bunch of different forums. And good. It needs a thorough hearing just as a conversation nationally and everything else. So stay tuned, won't you? Armstrong and Getty. Support for the show comes from public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On public, you can build a multi-asset portfolio of stock, bonds, options, crypto, and now generated assets, which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers, growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one-of-a-kind index, and lets you backtest it against the S&P 500. Then, you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com slash podcast, and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio.

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24:46accessible. Plus military service members, veterans, and their families can save up to 45% on master's tuition with AMU's special rates and grants. Learn more at AMU.APUS.EDU, steady through every mission. There's drama, and then there's full telenovela level drama. Yes, and alf cosmetics went all the way there. Elf cosmetics just dropped something wildly unexpected, a full-blown, absurdly funny telenovela celebrating positivity, inclusivity, and accessibility. It's called Melisa, and it's absurd in the best way it stars Melissa McCarthy, TV doctor Nicholas Gonzalez, and iconic telenovela, villain Itatia Cantorol. But the real star? Elf glow reviver lip oil. In the language phaser, and her lips are dull and dry, only glow can reviver. Melissa McCarthy, who I love, fully commits by even rolling the arres with Elf glow reviver lip oil. Elf glow reviver lip oil is an ultra-glossy lip oil that nourishes hydrates and enhances your lips' natural color, available on 10 shades, and only $9 each.

25:49Watch the full episode of their new Elf novella on soyumbangu.com. Yes, and drench your lips in an addictive sheer watch of ultra-glossy color with Elf glow reviver lip oil. In the strong. That's where it ends. Oh, cool. How what's it like to be from this place in America? Seven years, everything, everything. Seven years, everything, everything. Oh, you know what else? It's more of a lie. How else would I be? Yeah. California's basically saying there's really, yeah, there's hopeless people everywhere. And heroin all over the streets. Also, our city has no infrastructure whatsoever. What's a f**king immigrant? And I call it, this is not all completely dropped. Everybody's depressed, but that's what they're selling. Some comedian in a New York comedy club arguing with Californians who are, I have a friend who is... It's called Cal Unicornia, the crappiest place in the country is idiotic, it's absolutely true. Oh, yeah, that is ridiculous. It's like a trouble, yeah.

26:49But I have a friend who says, because there's a lot of downsides in living in California for those of you who live out of places. It's so expensive. Everything is more expensive. And there's traffic always everywhere you go. I don't care where you are and what time it is. Two o'clock in the morning on a Tuesday and you're in a rural area, you're going to be in traffic. It's just the way it is. But I have a friend who says, you know, on a nice day, this is why we pay the taxes we have to pay. And I always think, well, that might be why you put up the taxes, but it's, there's not like a cause and effect, we're not paying taxes to get more so shine and less bad weather. Right. I don't quite understand that. So we are both tantalized and horrified by the idea of Gavin Newsom running for president, tantalized because watching him get to come up and see so richly deserves is just that it will make my year. On the other hand, weird twists and turns happen in politics. I mean, how Donald J got reelected after everything that happened involved a senile

27:55Joe Biden, then a desperate democratic party going with the moron Kamala Harris. No, maybe it'll end great. I certainly hope it will, but that's a hell of a couple of twists of fate. So, you know, JD Vance has a fatal heart attack and Marco Rubio says, I don't want the job and all of a sudden you got president Gavin Newsom. I mean, it could happen. So it's terrifying in a way. And Gavin related comedy coming up in a bit, by the way. But just a handful of, and these are like the last few days, Gavin headlines from admittedly critical media outlets, but every single one of these stories is 100% legitimate. Newsom Pardons convicted attempted murder illegal alien to shield him from deportation. This is a guy who was part of a drive by shooting where he shot lots and lots of people in 1997. He got 14 years to life for 10 counts of premeditated attempted murder assault with semi-automatic firearm.

28:56There's a long list of charges. An immigration judge issued a final removal order against him in 2019, but then because of the liberal pro, you know, policies in California, he's going to be turned loose. So Gavin pardoned him because then there was no pretext to deport him. So it didn't just parole him or let him be on the streets or anything, said, no, he pardoned for all your crimes. What are you going to do now, ice, which is just insane. There's a Newsom appointed judge who dismissed gun charges on a known maniac. He told 29 year old Freddie Snyder to complete a gun safety course, then released him from jail around Christmas. Less than two months later, he murdered an astrophysicist in a robbery gun wrong, 67 year old genius. He had been charged with all sorts of stuff arrested over and over again. It's an old story.

29:56I won't bore you with any more of the details. There's Gavin Newsom blaming Trump for soaring gas prices in California, which is truly hilarious. If you understand anything about like the cap and tax, like cap and trade with cap and tax program in California, the legislatures about to tighten that further, making it impossible for refineries to operate in California. And the estimates from think tanks are it's going to cause the price of gas to go up again in California from $1.12 was one figure I saw to a dollar and a half. And the truly perverse result of all that is that California imports more gasoline in a dirtier way and exports thousands of jobs, brilliant leadership. And then my final one, and this one bothers me personally because we've worked with a lot of A cops and B folks who are seriously to their bones, to their souls interested

30:59in preventing girls and young women, especially those who've been recently emancipated from the foster programs, foster kids programs. The percentage of those poor little girls who have been dealt such a terrible hand in life, the percentage of them that end up turning tricks in the cities and being pimped and exploited and raped and beaten, often dying of drug overdoses, the rest of it, is horrifying. These are beautiful little girls whose parents were screw ups or drug addicts or died or whatever. They're in the foster program. And the one thing the activists and the cops will tell you, and a lot of your activists you'd think, okay, that's probably a do-gooder person. They're probably a lefty person, maybe in some ways they are. But the one thing they all agree on is when Gavin and, and, and, and, and, and winner, not the Anthony winner, the Scott winner, they managed to get it made legal to be a street walk and prostitute.

31:59Now the cops have no excuse to approach a woman and say, hey, how old are you? Why are you out here? Is there, there's some pimples bothering you, blah, blah, blah. And they can't arrest them and have a real talk with them in private. They have to do it on the street where the pimpe is watching and buy God, if that conversation lasts more than 30 seconds, that poor girl is going to get the S beat out of her for talking to the cops. That's the reality. I remember the original reason for that. What was the reason for that? We can't criminalize sex work and plus the transgender community is disproportionately sex workers. That's it. And so this is transphobic. Yeah, that's what I was just sick. But there's this article in the, the New York Post. I think I suspect it's from their California Post Bureau about the notorious stretch of South Los Angeles known as the blade, where prostitution unfolds in plain sight and vulnerable girls, including minors, are trafficked night after night.

33:00It's exploded. It's roughly three to four miles around South Figaro, a street, if you know the area. Street gondola of hotels, liquor stores and auto shops that morph into one of the regions most brazen, open air sex markets after dark. And one outreach worker is talking about these missing or exploited girls because so many girls who run away, they end up there and they end up being pimped. What they do all night is reach out to these girls to try to save them. They don't keep a cent one outreach worker said. The money goes straight to the trafficker then they're taken back to a flop house during the day, often drugged, sometimes beaten and sent right back out at night to do it all over again. You literally are a sex slave. Yeah, Steve Hilton to his credit was looking into this and is quoted in this article. And he's made that sort of thing a set of piece of his campaign against the Democrats. But it's, it's, it's sick. And it's a great example of the unintended consequences of the super far left.

34:04Anything goes. It's so crazy. They don't like any sort of freedom. They don't want freedom of speech because they'll call what you say hate speech. They don't want freedom of thought on campuses. They're in favor of the one sided only one ideology thing. They don't believe in property rights. They don't believe in right to work that one thing they're hardcore about ironically is sexual freedom. To the point that they'll make it impossible to save poor runaway girls foster kids who were getting pimped and beaten on city streets in the middle of the night. It is absolutely sick. Ruined the entire country. Newsom, 2028. All right. I promised you comedy. Here's comedy. You remember Gavin's utterly idiotic inexplicable. I was just like you. I'm stupid. I am terrible in schools. I don't know who my father is, you know, he has a learning disability. If he had laid it out better, it would have been a hundred percent. I thank you to have compassion for the situation or it'd be impressive, but he laid it out

35:06in such a weird way. It's like, what is this angle? But as I've said several times and we'll several more get used to it. He is one party state level talented. He cannot hit major league pitching. Anyway, here's another attempt at humor at poor Gavin's expense. You know, I'm basically one of you. I mean, I got a terrible credit score. Sometimes when I go to Red Lobster, I get up and leave without paying. Hear that fire alarm beep? Me neither. I like to talk loud in movie theaters. Love me some fried chicken. You know what I'm saying, brother? I got many baby daddies. I mean, baby mamas. I got many baby mamas. I just fought at a waffle house last week, bro. We hanging out at the barbershop every day, son. No cap. I keeps it real up in this beoch. Oh, that's AI, Gavin Newsom. I fought at a waffle house last week, this president speaking of politics and annoying.

36:07I've seen the word, the name Kennedy way too much. Wait, Lane, I don't know John Kennedy of Louisiana. I mean, the Kennedy family that dominated politics for way too long, Camelot Jack those come on. So there's two reasons I keep seeing Kennedy coming up. There's a new biopic mini series, something about the love affair between John Jr., who died in the plane crash and his wife. I don't remember her name and I don't, I'm not going to go because I don't care. But so some sort of love story thing that is in the news. And then you've got actually in politics, she got a relative JFK's grandson is running for Congress in New York. Yeah. And the headline on CNN was returned to Camelot JFK's grandson running for Congress. The whole Camelot thing being moronic from the beginning. And you know who thought it was moronic JFK, he hated it.

37:08But the whole Camelot thing, their America's royalty, you're, you're stretching that out now way beyond a half a century. We're now into three quarters of a century, right? You left out noted bear carcass prankster, Bobby Kennedy Jr. And this kid and he might be brilliant and he might be all kinds of great. I don't know anything about him. He's not. But this information did come out that he had to release his financials and he lives off a variety of trusts has earned zero money on his own, at least in the last years that they can come up with anything. Yeah. He's just a drug taking a trust fund kid. Well, you know that he's drug taking. Yeah. Yeah. He's a party boy in near do well. And just RFK Jr. was a heroin addict for how many years? Doesn't years or something like that. All right. Right. Which we all might be if we grew up that way with everything given to us an endless money

38:08to spend. Yeah. Yeah. Both the bear prank and the sawing off of the well head are points in his favor in my book. Both excellent maneuvers. I have problems with them in other ways, but I'm not sure. Can you imagine them the people of I assume it's Massachusetts or New York is I think it's New York electing a guy because his effing name is Kennedy or being the slightest interest in all again, we're at three quarters of a century down the line almost from the namesake. So how much credit do you get for how many generations later? How many years later for having the same last name? All right. Whatever. But then the CNN a return to Kamala. Who is that for CNN? Who is that for first of all, you got to be like 70 years old to have ever had any Kamala feelings with their viewers must just be spoon and paste and throw them out.

39:10If they're if they're going for that crap, good lord. There's another Zuckerberg trial going on outside of the social media trial in Los Angeles. They all kind of fit together, maybe bring up to speed on that among other things on the way next. Stay tuned. Art Strong and Getty. Support for the show comes from public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. On public, you can build a multi asset portfolio of stock, bonds, options, crypto, and now generated assets, which allow you to turn any idea into an investable index with AI. It all starts with your prompt. From renewable energy companies with high free cash flow to semiconductor suppliers, growing revenue over 20% year over year, you can literally type any prompt and put the AI to work. It screens thousands of stocks, builds a one-of-a-kind index, and lets you backtest it against the S&P 500. Then, you can invest in a few clicks. Generated assets are like ETFs with infinite possibilities, completely customizable and based on your thesis, not someone else's. Go to public.com slash podcast, and earn an uncapped 1% bonus when you transfer your portfolio.

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43:22saying we have that, well, it's, are you 18? Click yes if you're 18. If you're not 18, leave the platform right now. Surprise. They got me. Surprise. That isn't working. So and I'm not sure there's anything meta could do. I don't know if there's any age verification thing that we can make work very well. I don't know. But the fact that there, I've heard other people say 2000, but so there's 1500 to 2000 different lawsuits ready to go based on the verdicts of this new Mexico case and the kid that got addicted to social media case in Los Angeles. As you said earlier, before we get to the bizarro suicide case, that just came out who is in love with this chatbot. That just landed 48 hours ago. So that one's brand new. That's the one we talked about at length yesterday, the guy who killed himself. So as Joe said earlier, this, the whole landscape of this might be changing soon. At the same time, we got to stay ahead of the Chinese developing, you know, our systems,

44:27especially our AI systems. Oh, turbulent waters, Jack. We don't want to get so burdened with regulations, yeah, that we can't compete on the global stage. Here's your host for Final Thoughts, Joe Getty. Let's get a final thought from everybody on the crew to wrap up today. There is our technical director, Michelangelo Press, and the buttons, Michael. What is your final thoughts, sir? Yeah, I went to Costco the other day and I got Wagyu beef jerky. I've never had Wagyu beef. I've always wanted it and it's delicious. Oh, yeah, yeah, and it's various grades of it. Yeah. So like everything else, some of it's okay. Some of it's stunning. Yeah, it's expensive. Oh, my God. Like organic. You can claim all sorts of stuff. Katie Green or a steam newswoman as a final thought, Katie? I think I'm going to go down a P2DO wrestling rabbit hole later today. That's so funny. If wrestling is fake, explain this. So funny. Jack, the final thoughts for us. So I was talking about using one of the chatbots yesterday.

45:28I'm looking to buy in something and, you know, trying to figure out. And the chatbot told me life's too short to wonder what if, if it were me at your stage, I'd probably just do it. What does that mean? When a chatbot says to you, if it were me at this stage, I'd probably go ahead and buy it. You're not a person. You're at your biological being. You're zeroes and ones. You'll live a day or 6,000 years. Nobody's sure yet. But what the hell did you know about it? I don't know. How weird is that? My final thought to my fellow lazy people. I've been exercising more lately, been getting out, more physical activity. Very quickly, the more you do, the easier it gets. No doubt. Trust me. So you've been lazy and you've got the little extra pounds. Your joints hurt a little bit. Trust me. You can do it. And for those who are active like me, I've done this before. If you stop, it's so hard to get started again. So don't stop. Once you're on a roll, don't stop. I'm strong and getty wrapping up another grueling four hour workday.

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