444 - Qatar, Kanye, & The Gift Of Luxury

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Speaker 11 right now.

Speaker 14 The free press just put out an article how Qatar bought America.

Speaker 12 And they come to the conclusion, which I vehemently disagree with, that Qatar is spending money to influence things that are happening in America.

Speaker 22 Now, if that were true, there would be signs.

Speaker 28 And I think it's irresponsible for the free press to come out and just baselessly claim that Qatari money is flowing, you know, out of the spigot

Speaker 33 and we're all drenching ourselves here in it.

Speaker 34 That's completely untrue.

Speaker 35 I have not been bought.

Speaker 23 Does this look like a man who's been bought by Qatar?

Speaker 38 Do I seem like someone who's been bought by the Middle East?

Speaker 39 I don't think so.

Speaker 29 We must really think about, before we start leveling accusations about, oh,

Speaker 12 so-and-so is getting a jet or now you have a tiger.

Speaker 23 You have to really think about the hurt you cause when you baselessly attack people and claim that they were purchased by a foreign country.

Speaker 36 It's not the truth.

Speaker 45 It's just simply not.

Speaker 15 True.

Speaker 38 Yes, Trump is going to accept the jet.

Speaker 19 Number one,

Speaker 52 what kind of piece of shit do you have to be to not accept a gift?

Speaker 55 Truly, to be very honest.

Speaker 53 How do you even go about not accepting a gift

Speaker 37 when it is a

Speaker 57 plane?

Speaker 40 Can we get up something about the plane?

Speaker 48 Because I think they call it like a mansion in the sky.

Speaker 58 Yeah, a $400 million plane.

Speaker 59 Now, The Daily Beast is attacking it for being tacky.

Speaker 57 Okay?

Speaker 18 The people that read the Daily Beast are elderly hipsters with glaucoma who wear dirty shoes and hang around Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and

Speaker 23 have the aesthetic of somebody who lives under a bridge.

Speaker 16 These people are attacking a jet

Speaker 23 from Qatar.

Speaker 44 That's everything I've seen about it is that it's fucking beautiful.

Speaker 47 And these people, I mean, look at that.

Speaker 41 Look at that jet. That's tacky.

Speaker 24 Are you out of your fucking mind?

Speaker 34 It's a beautiful palace in the sky.

Speaker 37 It's actually understated, to be honest.

Speaker 23 It's kind of understated.

Speaker 61 I was expecting it to be a little more over the top.

Speaker 63 But this is an incredibly beautiful aircraft that is being given to the president of the United States as a gift, which he will use, and then eventually it'll go in his presidential library.

Speaker 31 That's the plan.

Speaker 64 Trump loves luxury.

Speaker 65 One of the things you have to understand about Donald Trump is he likes luxury.

Speaker 32 He understands luxury.

Speaker 36 He understands what

Speaker 66 an aspirational figure is.

Speaker 65 He happens to be one for a lot of people.

Speaker 37 He understands the value in having a luxurious, beautiful

Speaker 70 way to travel, to live well.

Speaker 47 This is the entire thing, is to live well, to work hard, and to reap the benefits of working hard, to

Speaker 23 accept a gift from... Now, is everyone in Qatar perfect?

Speaker 63 I imagine not.

Speaker 23 I imagine everyone in Qatar is not perfect.

Speaker 70 Yes.

Speaker 59 Are there people in Qatar

Speaker 35 who have,

Speaker 30 you know,

Speaker 50 participated in

Speaker 19 funding?

Speaker 68 of terrorism, organizational support for terrorism?

Speaker 70 Yes.

Speaker 59 Does that mean the plane's not fucking nice?

Speaker 74 No.

Speaker 9 You got to separate one thing from the other.

Speaker 51 Also, a lot of people in this country, when they think of the Arab world and planes,

Speaker 28 have a negative view

Speaker 61 because of a couple of things that happened.

Speaker 43 Now,

Speaker 73 If this plane becomes the image, when we think about Muslims and planes or the Arab world and planes, and we're not thinking about that thing that happened, and we're thinking about a luxurious palace in the sky given as a gift to a president.

Speaker 51 I think we can all admit that's probably a good change from the way that we usually because usually

Speaker 74 when you think of that thing that happened,

Speaker 39 it's it's it's a it's a bummer, it's a big bummer what happened in September.

Speaker 80 Many Septembers.

Speaker 29 It's actually a bummer.

Speaker 77 And, you know, I think a lot of people are ready to move on from that.

Speaker 9 Moving on from that, the future is forward and the past is the past.

Speaker 47 So now people go, oh yeah, Arab world, planes, let me tell you this.

Speaker 23 We got a beautiful plane.

Speaker 84 And this is what, is this a 747? Yeah.

Speaker 84 It is a 747-8.

Speaker 29 It's 13 years old, 12 or 13 years old.

Speaker 84 747-8, jumbo jet.

Speaker 16 747s are being decommissioned and nobody's using them because of the fuel efficiency standards.

Speaker 86 They are double-decker planes.

Speaker 9 It was listed for sale several years ago.

Speaker 81 $400 million, has three lounges, two bedrooms, nine bathrooms, bathrooms, five galleys, a private office, and enough business class seating to accommodate dozens of guests.

Speaker 23 While Trump is redoing Air Force One,

Speaker 19 because I believe they're doing a reno on Air Force One, like a renovation, he's accepting this gift

Speaker 52 to use.

Speaker 36 Now, of course, the United States government is going to have to

Speaker 23 retool it to make sure that it fits all the specifications that Air Force One

Speaker 74 needs.

Speaker 87 Now, the officials are saying it was a security problem, these people, the officials are saying it's a security problem.

Speaker 29 How about that rally in Butler, Pennsylvania?

Speaker 24 Was that a security problem?

Speaker 59 Where were these officials then?

Speaker 18 Anyway,

Speaker 16 The Wall Street Journal first reported this month that Trump had commissioned defense contractor L3 Harris to retrofit the the Qatari plane in Texas.

Speaker 68 It's lavish.

Speaker 89 It's a lavish plane.

Speaker 41 People don't want their president on Southwest.

Speaker 81 They want the president of the United States.

Speaker 75 Now, if I were Israel,

Speaker 23 I would now think of a gift.

Speaker 82 That's the way this works, baby.

Speaker 52 If If I'm Israel, I'm Bibi Netanyahu,

Speaker 61 I'm thinking of a gift.

Speaker 43 For example, there's an island in the French Virgin Islands that no one's using.

Speaker 64 Maybe give that.

Speaker 73 I'm just saying.

Speaker 61 I'm saying

Speaker 47 gift is important.

Speaker 61 If Qatar is going to give $400 million,

Speaker 29 a beautiful plane,

Speaker 27 Israel should say, hey,

Speaker 61 and go over the top.

Speaker 47 Go over the top.

Speaker 43 Have you ever been in a family with siblings?

Speaker 56 I have not, but I hear that around Christmas or Mother's Day, there's a little bit of a competition.

Speaker 11 to see who's going to give mom the best present.

Speaker 64 So I'm Israel right now.

Speaker 77 I'm thinking, how do we top a $400 million

Speaker 35 Qatari plane?

Speaker 74 I don't know. I don't have the answer.

Speaker 9 Supposedly retrofitting the 13-year-old aircraft to current Air Force One requirements would take years of work and billions of dollars.

Speaker 68 Current and former U.S.

Speaker 44 officials say such a task would be impossible to complete before Trump leaves office.

Speaker 83 Securing a new modern Air Force One is such a priority for the president that he has on display in the Oval Office a model of one or two of the planes Boeing was contracted to deliver, finished with his preferred dark blue paint trim.

Speaker 49 After debuting the model during the first term, Trump displayed it at Mar-a-Lago after leaving office before returning it to a coffee table in the White House.

Speaker 92 At his Commander-in-Chief inaugural bowl in January, Trump cut a saber into the cake, atop which rested the model plane.

Speaker 38 This is part of the fun of being president.

Speaker 82 You get a cool plane.

Speaker 9 You get to fly around in Air Force One.

Speaker 98 You know,

Speaker 40 we have to stop being anti-gift.

Speaker 37 It's actually petty to be anti-gift, to basically say, oh, someone's getting a gift and they shouldn't accept it.

Speaker 50 Well, if you were getting a gift, you would feel differently about it.

Speaker 47 okay?

Speaker 60 People say to me, they're like, are you a wash in Qatari money?

Speaker 34 Clearly, look at me.

Speaker 28 The answer is no.

Speaker 28 The answer is no.

Speaker 50 I'm not anti-gift.

Speaker 29 I'm a human being, okay?

Speaker 69 That believes that other people can have nice things.

Speaker 51 It's not just me.

Speaker 36 Other people can have nice things, even if I'm not getting it.

Speaker 35 Okay?

Speaker 51 Will they fund Hamas?

Speaker 100 Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

Speaker 81 Five galleys,

Speaker 34 multiple bedrooms.

Speaker 90 The Middle East is moving in the direction of, you know, they're moving in a direction that's maybe a positive direction. Not all of it, but maybe it's moving in a positive direction.

Speaker 23 They're trying to do things like the World Cup,

Speaker 42 you know?

Speaker 61 They did the World Cup.

Speaker 69 Now, obviously,

Speaker 69 there's a lot of policies in the Middle East that are not good.

Speaker 23 And there's a lot of people that harbor anti-American sentiment.

Speaker 47 Okay.

Speaker 23 But I think the way to kind of move things forward is with elaborate giving of gifts.

Speaker 61 That feels like the right way to do it.

Speaker 23 That feel, I don't think we should constantly litigate.

Speaker 35 the past.

Speaker 23 No, no, I mean this.

Speaker 58 This is like a big theme of mine.

Speaker 23 I don't think we should constantly keep unearthing and digging up every problem we've ever had with a group of people.

Speaker 37 Moving forward seems to be the best move.

Speaker 29 Moving forward with gifts.

Speaker 82 Luxurious,

Speaker 51 beautiful gifts that can be appreciated by everybody.

Speaker 30 You know?

Speaker 56 Part of the problem with this P.

Speaker 59 Diddy thing,

Speaker 39 other than the rape, is that I bet he didn't give these people gifts.

Speaker 73 I bet P. Diddy

Speaker 62 was stingy and didn't give a lot of these people gifts.

Speaker 41 And I think the problem with that is it builds resentment.

Speaker 54 People go, hey, I go to these parties.

Speaker 73 I let everybody pee on me. And I don't get anything out of it.

Speaker 69 There's no gift.

Speaker 37 There's no gesture.

Speaker 35 I come.

Speaker 50 All my holes get blown out for three days and I don't get anything from it.

Speaker 16 There's nothing from it I get.

Speaker 29 Gift giving makes people forget the negative past.

Speaker 70 Yes?

Speaker 60 Yes or yes.

Speaker 30 You know,

Speaker 72 I do not agree with Hamas.

Speaker 69 I think they've been a bad custodian of Gaza.

Speaker 54 I think

Speaker 23 they've done terrible things.

Speaker 50 Obviously, they've done horrible, terrible terrible things and i don't agree with their policies or their beliefs i don't agree with anything but if you said to me what is the one thing

Speaker 52 that you and him is like we both like the four seasons hotel brand

Speaker 67 do we start there

Speaker 23 If we want to come together, do we start there?

Speaker 11 If you and somebody are not seeing eye to eye, you don't get along, you don't like each other, but you both like the same band,

Speaker 9 you start there.

Speaker 59 Oh, I hate you, you hate me.

Speaker 47 We like the goo-goo dolls. Let's start with that.

Speaker 47 Baby's black balloon makes you fly.

Speaker 9 Start there.

Speaker 81 I like the forces.

Speaker 72 So if I met Hamas,

Speaker 10 of course,

Speaker 61 I wouldn't start with our areas of disagreement.

Speaker 39 I would say,

Speaker 50 I love the hotel you love.

Speaker 58 And they would say, well, let me tell you about that hotel. We know a lot about it.

Speaker 29 And I would say, well,

Speaker 41 that's actually great.

Speaker 44 Have you been to the four season surf side in Miami?

Speaker 41 It looks like the capital of a Latin American city.

Speaker 54 It's absolutely stunning.

Speaker 37 And they would go, we've not been to that one, but we hear it's actually very beautiful.

Speaker 25 I'd say, it's one of the top four seasons properties in the world.

Speaker 88 Get up the four season surf side.

Speaker 101 Take a look at that.

Speaker 83 It's a stunner.

Speaker 49 What's so good about it is they kept the old building where they have the restaurant and the lobby, but the rooms are all glass so you can see the ocean.

Speaker 39 And that's what I would say if I met Hamas.

Speaker 61 I wouldn't go into these.

Speaker 43 I don't, you know, what's that rule?

Speaker 75 No politics, no religion, and what is it?

Speaker 23 No baseball?

Speaker 82 What's that saying?

Speaker 70 No race.

Speaker 40 No, it's not no race, Hitler.

Speaker 39 Get the saying up. It's something at the dinner table.

Speaker 23 It's no, you can't have a politics or at the dinner table.

Speaker 40 There's something.

Speaker 69 No politics or no religion or no baseball, no talking,

Speaker 23 no talking anything controversial.

Speaker 88 Yeah, okay, maybe it's just religion or politics.

Speaker 35 Yeah.

Speaker 56 No politics, no religion at the dinner table.

Speaker 16 So if I met people that I disagree with, my first thing would be, can I find common ground?

Speaker 104 Donald Trump has found common ground with the Qataris.

Speaker 54 They both really, really like money.

Speaker 78 They like luxury.

Speaker 83 They like planes.

Speaker 61 They like hotels.

Speaker 23 They like the good life.

Speaker 73 Now, maybe

Speaker 61 some of their religious fundamentalism might be tempered by the fact that they want to move in a more westernized direction.

Speaker 23 to attract people from all over the world.

Speaker 49 You know, Dubai, I talked about it on the last episode.

Speaker 68 They're spending a lot of time and effort trying to get people from all over the world to live in Dubai.

Speaker 49 And I think Qatar is going in a similar direction.

Speaker 47 Trump is building a bridge, a golden bridge, to Qatar through this plane.

Speaker 59 And he's going to basically be able to influence them.

Speaker 59 You know, and it'll work both ways to a degree.

Speaker 64 But I think closing the doors is not the move.

Speaker 23 The move is to find that area of common ground, okay,

Speaker 64 that we can all agree on,

Speaker 83 you know, and that's that it is nice to have nice things.

Speaker 62 And if we forget that, and if we don't

Speaker 13 internalize that truth, we all want nice things, okay?

Speaker 37 Socialist, communist, fascist.

Speaker 70 Whig,

Speaker 50 trade unionist, whatever.

Speaker 38 Fundamentalist, atheist.

Speaker 36 Everybody wants nice things.

Speaker 40 Some people might disagree on what those things are, but everybody wants nice things.

Speaker 23 Everyone likes nice things.

Speaker 40 Why in God's name would I not have nice things?

Speaker 29 I'm not ashamed that the president's taking all these people are whining.

Speaker 51 I can't believe he would accept a chat.

Speaker 59 It's insane to allege that just because Qatar is throwing a little money around, they're controlling the country.

Speaker 83 Number one, they're actually not.

Speaker 106 Foreign governments, their job is to influence America.

Speaker 71 That's the job of a foreign government.

Speaker 58 America, up until recently, and maybe still for the next five minutes, is the most powerful country in the world.

Speaker 23 So if you're a foreign government, you're trying to influence America.

Speaker 83 Now, you know, when Trump goes to the Netherlands, they don't really have a lot of money, but I'm sure they'd give him a wooden troll or whatever they have.

Speaker 82 You know, they always give, everybody always gives something.

Speaker 41 Qatar just happens to have it like that.

Speaker 42 They got it like that.

Speaker 40 So they're able to give him something that he values, which is a way to get from point A to point B.

Speaker 23 It's a way to go from Palm Beach to Florida, back to Bedminster, Bedford, whatever it's called, the fucking golf thing.

Speaker 42 I'm just saying we all have to open our minds here because, by the way, I love, I'm sorry, I love money.

Speaker 99 Oh, sorry, I like money.

Speaker 56 I guess I'll go and kill myself that I've admitted it.

Speaker 38 I'm sorry I enjoy money.

Speaker 83 I'm sorry I enjoy capital.

Speaker 40 I like having money.

Speaker 37 I like being able to enjoy myself and have the people around me

Speaker 46 close to me having fun. We're all having fun.

Speaker 9 Oh, look, we're at Steve Wynn's resort.

Speaker 24 Isn't it beautiful?

Speaker 38 Isn't it fun? Isn't it nice?

Speaker 110 I'm sorry.

Speaker 43 And, you know,

Speaker 11 The wasp aesthetic of this country might be a little uncomfortable with how much Trump really exudes and lives a lifestyle of luxury, but I am not.

Speaker 11 I'm actually not. I'm actually on board with it.

Speaker 16 It's one of my favorite things about him.

Speaker 64 Why would you not live in a gold apartment?

Speaker 46 It's a fucking awesome color.

Speaker 29 Why would you not build beautiful buildings?

Speaker 56 Why would you not fly around in great planes?

Speaker 46 None of this makes any fucking sense.

Speaker 56 Get on board now.

Speaker 23 If you want to get something going in America, you you better fucking show up with a gift. What's that story, the gift to the Magi?

Speaker 14 I'll pull it up.

Speaker 52 It's a thing.

Speaker 44 It's possible this story has the opposite lesson of what I'm talking about, but I don't know.

Speaker 61 It's a short story by O.

Speaker 29 Henry.

Speaker 16 It tells the story of a young husband and wife how they deal with the challenge of buying secret Christmas gifts for each other with very little money.

Speaker 61 As a sentimental story with a moral lesson about gift giving, it has been popular for adaptation, especially the presentation at Christmastime.

Speaker 54 The plot and the twist ending are well known, but the ending is generally considered an example of cosmic irony.

Speaker 74 Let's go to the plot.

Speaker 45 On Christmas Eve, a woman named Della Dillingham Young discovers that she only has $1.87, equivalent to about $70 in 2025, to buy a present for her husband James.

Speaker 69 Despite being poor, they love each other and possess possess two items they value as treasures.

Speaker 51 She has brown hair

Speaker 16 and he has a gold pocket watch, a family heirloom.

Speaker 40 Della dresses warmly and visits the nearby shop of a wig maker.

Speaker 113 She sells her hair for 20 bucks.

Speaker 57 Okay.

Speaker 104 Then she uses the money to buy, oh, I get this.

Speaker 83 I remember this now.

Speaker 40 He gives away his watch.

Speaker 46 She gets him a thing for the watch.

Speaker 50 It no longer makes sense.

Speaker 69 He gets her something for the hair.

Speaker 36 She sold her hair.

Speaker 83 It no longer makes sense.

Speaker 56 You know what the moral of the fucking story is?

Speaker 39 Accept the plane and stop the bullshit.

Speaker 58 I don't even know what this is. Get it off.

Speaker 40 Get it off this communist shit.

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Speaker 23 The point is this:

Speaker 62 Everyone I know, Theo, Pierce, they're all in the Middle East right now.

Speaker 24 Is it the gay thing?

Speaker 109 Is that why I'm not invited?

Speaker 75 I will marry a fat woman.

Speaker 56 You have no idea how quick that'll happen.

Speaker 23 I'll be over there with a Fatima.

Speaker 77 I will be in a man-made lagoon with a Fatima.

Speaker 56 You do not start with me.

Speaker 38 I'll have my dalliances on the side, but I will be in a man-made lagoon with a Fatima.

Speaker 37 This country has become dull and depressing.

Speaker 77 It's become gray and ugly.

Speaker 41 The cities have been delivered to junkies and crack addicts who are running around.

Speaker 64 The people with jobs are all neurotic and annoying, by the way.

Speaker 43 Everyone's fighting about everything.

Speaker 78 I look at Dubai and it just looks like a big fucking, I don't know, water park.

Speaker 23 Where billionaires are always on a splash mountain at Disney World.

Speaker 109 Hey, man, sign me up.

Speaker 29 I got to marry a Fatima. I don't give a shit.

Speaker 39 I don't don't give a shit.

Speaker 179 I don't want to be here watching 28-year-olds in Starbucks scratch the skin off their face in an Adderall frenzy.

Speaker 82 I don't like it.

Speaker 73 I no longer enjoy it. Sorry.

Speaker 39 Sorry, I do not. I do not.
I don't. I want to go somewhere with sun.

Speaker 84 It's 117 degrees hot.

Speaker 14 A bit, a bit.

Speaker 110 Sure.

Speaker 79 But you can shade.

Speaker 69 The pools are nice.

Speaker 42 You know, I'm being

Speaker 43 slightly, you know, I get it.

Speaker 49 I'm just saying America has to start having fun again and embracing the type of luxury that people like Donald Trump embrace.

Speaker 53 I actually think it's good.

Speaker 30 So let's watch a little bit of his speech because, you know, this is the beginning maybe of a beautiful friendship, perhaps.

Speaker 29 I don't know.

Speaker 180 In other cities throughout the peninsula, places like Dubai and Abu Dhabi, Doha, Muscat,

Speaker 180 the transformations have been unbelievably remarkable.

Speaker 180 Before our eyes, a new generation of leaders is transcending the ancient conflicts of tired divisions of the past and forging a future where the Middle East is defined by commerce, not chaos, where it exports technology, not terrorism, and where people of different nations, religions, and creeds are building cities together, not bombing each other out of existence.

Speaker 180 We don't want that.

Speaker 10 Pools.

Speaker 104 No bombs, more pools.

Speaker 182 And it's crucial for the wider world to

Speaker 181 leadership.

Speaker 180 Great transformation has not come from Western intervention, Norris, or

Speaker 180 flying. people in beautiful planes giving you lectures on how to live and how to govern your own affairs.

Speaker 180 No, the gleaming marvels of Riyadh and Abu Dhabi were not created by the so-called nation builders, neocons, or liberal non-profits like those who spent trillions and trillions of dollars failing

Speaker 180 to develop Kabal,

Speaker 180 Baghdad, so many other cities.

Speaker 180 Instead, the birth of a modern Middle East has been brought by the people of the region themselves, the people that are right here, the people that have lived here all their lives, developing your own sovereign countries, pursuing your own unique visions.

Speaker 18 All right, we get the point. I like it.

Speaker 35 You got to let people build their own hotels.

Speaker 96 You got to let people build their own idea of luxury, their own idea of, you know,

Speaker 32 I'm not going to be someone here that is co-signing all of the things that are happening.

Speaker 58 Obviously, I have problems with a lot of it, but...

Speaker 184 My problems begin and end with room service, okay?

Speaker 18 That's actually delivered when you order it and it's hot and the coffee's poured.

Speaker 65 That's where my problems begin and end.

Speaker 184 My problems begin and end with an efficient check-in.

Speaker 106 Check in efficiently.

Speaker 26 I'm in the room.

Speaker 36 Not, oh, we'll let you know when it's ready.

Speaker 185 Why isn't it ready now?

Speaker 18 I don't want to hang out in the lobby cafe.

Speaker 16 I want to go to my room.

Speaker 185 My problems begin and end with a dinner on a patio next to a fountain that the mist of the water is cooling me.

Speaker 184 That's where the problems begin and end.

Speaker 97 Okay.

Speaker 102 Do I have cultural issues?

Speaker 47 Perhaps, sure.

Speaker 71 My problems begin and end

Speaker 66 with 4,000 thread count or 10,000 thread count sheets or a thread count I've never even heard of, beautiful Persian rugs, ancient pottery.

Speaker 16 That's where my problems begin and end.

Speaker 185 We have to stop pretending that nice things don't matter or that we don't.

Speaker 102 There's a craft to making these things.

Speaker 186 There's an artisanal craft to making these.

Speaker 66 He loves when I, behind the ear.

Speaker 67 There's an artisanal craft to making a lot of the things, including planes, that we are enjoying right now.

Speaker 126 You know, I mean, full stop.

Speaker 47 Full stop.

Speaker 106 Now, what's going on?

Speaker 53 This Kanye song, not to, not, this is somewhat, I guess,

Speaker 11 related, I don't know, but it isn't, but I guess it is.

Speaker 29 This new song that Kanye West has.

Speaker 62 I don't believe we can play it on the show, right?

Speaker 187 We could play it, but I might need to bleep out the, you know, some of the words.

Speaker 113 Which ones?

Speaker 107 Okay.

Speaker 42 Well,

Speaker 28 can we play it?

Speaker 66 Let me pull it up one second.

Speaker 45 Kanye West has a song out right now that is incredibly catchy.

Speaker 27 He's the really greatest music producer in history, and people are angry at this song because of the the chorus.

Speaker 96 Now I have listened to this song in my car

Speaker 23 three or four hundred times

Speaker 85 because it is catchy

Speaker 51 and the video is artistic.

Speaker 43 Now,

Speaker 101 but I will be honest.

Speaker 39 Some people have told me this.

Speaker 49 This is controversial

Speaker 9 because of the chorus.

Speaker 34 During the chorus,

Speaker 52 he's

Speaker 23 there's a there's there's a there's a part of the chorus where now you correct me if I'm wrong here because sometimes as you get older, you do the sense as dull.

Speaker 50 I'm I hear in the chorus

Speaker 23 something. What is he saying?

Speaker 47 Is it smile Hitler, Heil Hitler?

Speaker 61 Yeah. He says in the chorus.

Speaker 14 Yes.

Speaker 69 He says, Heil Hitler.

Speaker 188 Yes.

Speaker 101 That is what people are angry about.

Speaker 107 Yes.

Speaker 75 Now,

Speaker 29 it's only two words, right?

Speaker 30 I'm reminded of kind of, you know,

Speaker 69 what my mother used to say when I was young.

Speaker 20 And she said to me,

Speaker 12 what was her quote?

Speaker 135 She was, it was another quote that she was repeating.

Speaker 68 It was basically,

Speaker 92 okay, so my mother said, she used to say this all over our house.

Speaker 31 And this whole controversy makes me think of this quote that my mother used to say. My mother used to say, she used to say this.

Speaker 51 I remember her clear as day.

Speaker 16 She would sit in our kitchen and she would say, if you don't have something nice to say, Heil Hitler.

Speaker 39 She would say that.

Speaker 38 And it made me and my father think, well, this woman seems to be a Nazi,

Speaker 186 but she made a good cream spinach.

Speaker 23 But here's what I, or it was, if you don't have something nice to say, don't say it.

Speaker 42 Art

Speaker 186 is complex.

Speaker 23 There's a complexity to how complex it is.

Speaker 35 There are layers to it.

Speaker 62 So I think a lot of people are hearing Heil Hitler,

Speaker 69 but they're not hearing it.

Speaker 88 You see what I mean?

Speaker 75 Like, I think a lot of people are

Speaker 23 learning the wrong lessons from it because they're getting so blinded by the Heil and the Hitler,

Speaker 61 they're not looking at the deeper meaning of that.

Speaker 38 Because I believe in symbolism.

Speaker 86 Like,

Speaker 73 you know, you'll see something and often there'll be an underlying, sometimes there'll be an underlying meaning to something that you see.

Speaker 179 So

Speaker 47 if someone is saying saying Heil Hitler, I go, okay,

Speaker 52 sure, I hear that.

Speaker 15 I hear what you're saying, but what do you mean?

Speaker 79 And that's what we've abandoned is the what do you mean?

Speaker 98 Okay.

Speaker 64 What's under there?

Speaker 75 Let's dig, let's get the shovels.

Speaker 98 Dig it up.

Speaker 42 Dig it up.

Speaker 72 What's under Heil Hitler?

Speaker 86 It's like,

Speaker 43 you know, is it an allegory?

Speaker 73 Is it a metaphor?

Speaker 54 Is it an allegory for

Speaker 104 something else?

Speaker 42 What if, go with me here, what if Heil Hitler,

Speaker 52 because he's playing with words.

Speaker 84 This is what he does.

Speaker 47 What if Heil Hitler meant

Speaker 47 love all people?

Speaker 101 Like that, you know, think about it.

Speaker 42 Think about it.

Speaker 101 Think about it.

Speaker 77 If Heil Hitler meant love all people,

Speaker 73 How silly do we all look getting mad at him saying Heil Hitler?

Speaker 41 Because

Speaker 88 he's doing it because he's a musician, so he understands at the chorus.

Speaker 47 He says another word I won't say, the you know, and then he goes, Heil Hitler, but because he knows maybe that love, love all people

Speaker 41 doesn't fit into it.

Speaker 61 Heil Hitler is three syllables.

Speaker 98 Heil Hitler, it's three syllables. Love, love all people

Speaker 52 is four.

Speaker 99 Now, four syllables.

Speaker 47 Four, shut up.

Speaker 64 Four syllables.

Speaker 118 Look at this guy.

Speaker 9 Four syllables don't fit in the chorus of this song.

Speaker 75 But Heil Hitler, Heil, Heil Hitler is three.

Speaker 98 Heil Hitler.

Speaker 82 He's doing Heil Hitler. He's doing it

Speaker 29 is a musical thing

Speaker 56 because it's a song.

Speaker 21 Can we prove this with the actual song?

Speaker 109 And by the way, he wants his kids back.

Speaker 59 And by the way, I understand he may not be ideal with some of the things he said for sure.

Speaker 109 How much worse is he than that other crew that has the kids?

Speaker 23 How much worse is he than the other crew that's going to have the kids twerking at five years old on the cover of God only knows?

Speaker 98 I mean,

Speaker 90 I mean, I mean,

Speaker 47 she ain't mother of the year.

Speaker 73 I'm not saying he's perfect.

Speaker 52 There's issues clearly.

Speaker 75 But is she mother of the year?

Speaker 90 Is that family mother of the year?

Speaker 78 Would you want your kids with that family?

Speaker 23 I just had a nice talk with grandma about how I'm going to start a lipstick brand at nine.

Speaker 14 Play the song.

Speaker 190 With all of the money in fame, I still can't get my kids back.

Speaker 190 With all of the money in fame, I still don't get to see my children. Niggas see my Twitter, but they don't see how I be feeling.
So I became an NCAA, bitch, I'm the feeling.

Speaker 188 Love old people.

Speaker 2 See, it doesn't have the same ring.

Speaker 190 Love old people.

Speaker 64 Love old people.

Speaker 191 Love old people. See, this is why.

Speaker 136 Okay, we gotta.

Speaker 106 But that's why he's the music producer.

Speaker 14 Because I would say, love, love all people, love all the people.

Speaker 47 That's not catchy.

Speaker 36 So that's what I'll say about that.

Speaker 88 And I, now I, because I think it was a musical choice.

Speaker 51 He could have as easily said,

Speaker 50 N-word, peanut butter.

Speaker 16 Because it fits the pentameter of the song.

Speaker 43 But he didn't. He said Heil Hitler.

Speaker 38 And I think, you know, again,

Speaker 62 I think that people are reacting to it

Speaker 36 in an understandably

Speaker 47 negative way.

Speaker 58 A lot of people that when I have played it at the drive-through,

Speaker 23 some people will sing it when they hand me the burrito.

Speaker 37 Others kind of sheepishly look down.

Speaker 72 No one's been angry yet.

Speaker 33 But

Speaker 61 when we hit the chorus, if it's timed right, and you hit the chorus at the Del Taco drive-through,

Speaker 25 there is a chance that someone at the drive-thru will start singing the song loudly.

Speaker 34 Now, you are in a weird position because you want your food and you want the interaction to be fun.

Speaker 39 So even though you might disagree with the chorus, I certainly do, I'm not hiling anyone really,

Speaker 39 If I'm at a Del Taco and they're handing me

Speaker 76 the thing and the chorus comes up and I lock eyes with someone and I'm forced to sing the chorus,

Speaker 61 you just sometimes in life you you you have to you have to

Speaker 54 do the the the hard thing.

Speaker 38 And the hard thing sometimes is to sing the chorus of that song with someone at Del Taco

Speaker 23 who is looking at you from the window, handing you the burrito, and you look at each other and you go,

Speaker 41 but not in the anti-Semitic sense,

Speaker 64 actually,

Speaker 37 in the sense of the music.

Speaker 39 It's just what it is.

Speaker 82 It's not a great

Speaker 14 two words

Speaker 61 because it evokes imagery

Speaker 99 that people don't like.

Speaker 33 But

Speaker 59 this, he didn't do that in the video.

Speaker 185 The video is people with different

Speaker 65 kind of fox masks, right?

Speaker 125 Or like wolves or something.

Speaker 29 Well, the video seems a little threatening,

Speaker 47 but

Speaker 23 I don't know.

Speaker 11 Again, it's art and art is one of those things, isn't it?

Speaker 138 My mother used to say that.

Speaker 36 I used to like Marilyn Manson as a kid.

Speaker 36 My mother's like,

Speaker 32 there's layers, there's levels.

Speaker 31 It's not just, you know, oh, he took his own rib out to suck his dick.

Speaker 53 It's about Nietzsche.

Speaker 96 She told my father father that once.

Speaker 65 She's like, it's about existentialism.

Speaker 106 It's not, my dad's like, it seems like it's a Satanist screaming in the house.

Speaker 185 And my mother's like, it's about existentialism.

Speaker 66 Read this article in Rolling Stone or something.

Speaker 99 So do you see what I mean by that?

Speaker 16 There's ways to really kind of conceptualize what's going on on many deeper levels.

Speaker 68 A lot of people just hear Heil Hitler, but what I'm hearing actually is love all the people.

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Speaker 145 I'm 30 years old.

Speaker 147 I'm a toddler mom expecting twins and I was diagnosed with MS in 2020.

Speaker 149 Every week in the U.S., approximately 200 people are diagnosed with multiple sclerosis or MS.

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Speaker 41 What are these white South Africans doing here?

Speaker 56 I mean, enough. Go to Belgium.

Speaker 44 There was an apartheid regime in South Africa for a long time.

Speaker 49 Some of these white farmers are

Speaker 62 being killed by people that are upset about that apartheid regime.

Speaker 31 And the guy who runs South Africa says, kill the boy, which is kill the farmer or something like that.

Speaker 15 And

Speaker 69 I believe one of these families was murdered by Daily Show host Trevor Noah.

Speaker 81 But he had his reasons.

Speaker 82 Now,

Speaker 64 these

Speaker 49 white South African farmers are coming to America.

Speaker 80 I hate the South African accent, by the way.

Speaker 69 I just don't like it.

Speaker 183 Now, I also don't want people to be killed on their farms, but let's watch a little bit of the news clip about this, please.

Speaker 47 South Africa

Speaker 192 white South Africans arriving as refugees at Dulles Airport outside Washington today on a plane chartered by the State Department.

Speaker 2 Oh, God, I hate the way they're dressed.

Speaker 47 Dress up!

Speaker 2 Coming to America!

Speaker 170 Welcome!

Speaker 170 Welcome to the United States of America.

Speaker 2 Welcome to the United States.

Speaker 181 Trump. It's a genocide that's taking place that you people don't want to write about, but it's a terrible thing that's taking place, and

Speaker 181 farmers are being killed.

Speaker 114 He's not wrong. He's happening to be white.

Speaker 74 There's a few genocides, but

Speaker 181 it makes no difference to me.

Speaker 192 The president signed an executive order in February calling them victims of unjust racial discrimination from the country's black majority, something the South African government vigorously denies.

Speaker 192 While today, the administration also canceled temporary refugee status for as many as

Speaker 192 they are. Including many who served alongside the U.S.
in the war, all face persecution from the town.

Speaker 37 I think if you served alongside the U.S.

Speaker 183 in the war in Afghanistan, you should probably be granted refugee status here.

Speaker 5 I would disagree with the Trump administration there.

Speaker 35 Even though it wasn't a high point of our military journey,

Speaker 17 a lot of military history, not a high point, but you know, they made some sacrifices and stuff.

Speaker 125 I get it. And I, listen, I'm for it.

Speaker 47 Ba-ba-ha-da-da-da.

Speaker 27 It's too catchy.

Speaker 73 I want it.

Speaker 49 Can I, what are, um, what about, who's someone else we can hile that's um

Speaker 36 hile and what's someone who's someone else that's um

Speaker 70 good uh

Speaker 35 could we hile bernie and word hile bernie

Speaker 36 i'm just trying to figure out because it is so catchy can we sub the name Hitler with a person

Speaker 68 to these South Africans.

Speaker 43 Are we going to hear more of that accent?

Speaker 83 I don't want to hear that.

Speaker 54 It's weird.

Speaker 23 Get the South African accent up. It's horrible.

Speaker 29 Get it up.

Speaker 14 It's horrible.

Speaker 90 Maybe they're just killing them over that.

Speaker 37 It sounds like an Australian's drunk.

Speaker 18 It has like a thing.

Speaker 42 Not the black one. Do the white one.

Speaker 35 All right, thank you. Dutch Afrikaans or something.

Speaker 31 Let's listen to it.

Speaker 193 South Africa, the rainbow nation, the place of inclusion and equality.

Speaker 194 Unless you're white, of course. If you're white and you own property in South Africa, the government can expropriate.

Speaker 188 But you don't love the accent.

Speaker 194 If you're white and you own a business, you have to give 30% of that business to black people. Just take a look at Elon Musk, who wanted to bring Starling to South Africa.

Speaker 194 He didn't because he has to give 30% of the business to a black person free of charge.

Speaker 194 If you're white and you call the police, the police beat you up. If you're white and you're murdered, the crime doesn't get reported.
Take a look at the farm murders.

Speaker 194 They stopped reporting about all white farm murders.

Speaker 47 Yeah, there's a lot of stuff going on over there.

Speaker 5 All right, this is depressing.

Speaker 49 There's a lot of stuff going on over there in South Africa.

Speaker 58 This is what I'm hearing.

Speaker 100 I'm hearing it second and third hand, and I've read about it.

Speaker 112 And it's,

Speaker 15 you know,

Speaker 83 I hope they.

Speaker 18 I'm going to say it again.

Speaker 115 Can people?

Speaker 53 I think it's time for people to come together.

Speaker 118 I believe this.

Speaker 112 I think it's time for people to really come together and realize that

Speaker 183 what unites us is

Speaker 69 the two syllables. Hal Mussolini.
It doesn't work.

Speaker 46 It's that two.

Speaker 125 All right.

Speaker 5 We can't have the white South Africans crying and screaming.

Speaker 38 The more I think about it, the more this diddy seems guilty, maybe, huh?

Speaker 109 Is that what it's shaping up to look like?

Speaker 57 P.

Speaker 61 Diddy, it feels like

Speaker 52 he was horribly abusive to people in his orbit, and that many of them are unhappy with the way they were treated.

Speaker 16 Again, I'm just looking at it from an outsider perspective.

Speaker 23 It seems like

Speaker 38 they got really tired of the beating and the rapes.

Speaker 38 Because

Speaker 68 everyone can get fed up with a job.

Speaker 59 Yeah, he's a violent sex

Speaker 185 abusing rapist is what the vibe is of the trial.

Speaker 43 But is it really, we don't know what's going to come out in this trial and who's involved and who's not or,

Speaker 30 you know,

Speaker 73 I don't know. I don't know what's going to come out.

Speaker 69 It wasn't something I really understood or did at that point.

Speaker 37 He basically taught me how. He made me feel crazy for not reciprocating.

Speaker 71 At the time, I didn't understand that kind of sexual relationship.

Speaker 183 I was so young, I didn't even have the vocabulary for some of the things we talked about.

Speaker 29 How old was this woman, Cassie?

Speaker 30 Do we know?

Speaker 187 I think they met when she was 19, but let me check.

Speaker 85 He was also physically abusive to her, and there's videos of that.

Speaker 74 Yeah. Right.

Speaker 99 So, unfortunately,

Speaker 30 you know,

Speaker 73 this is going to end badly badly for him.

Speaker 23 I'm wondering if they're going to try to, how does this work?

Speaker 36 Do they get rid of him like Epstein?

Speaker 34 Like, do they, or does this all come out in court?

Speaker 23 It may all come out in court.

Speaker 69 I don't know who stands to

Speaker 15 lose here.

Speaker 44 I don't know who was involved. I know that there was a lot of, I don't want to watch this.

Speaker 11 It's, we, we don't want to play it.

Speaker 15 We're all getting trouble.

Speaker 58 And it's, it's, uh, he's an animal and a monster and should be, you know, really given the death penalty.

Speaker 64 Who is,

Speaker 43 you know, I don't know, but he's with all these celebrities.

Speaker 96 I don't know who's involved and who's not involved. Some people just went to a party and some people are going to be implicated.

Speaker 9 And it's across the board.

Speaker 102 This is why Hollywood doesn't come back, I think, in its current form

Speaker 26 or in the form that people understood it, because people know too much now and they understand too much now about the way that power functioned and the people whose lives were ruined by these people

Speaker 106 that were forcing them into situations that they

Speaker 100 would later tell us about in court.

Speaker 36 And I don't think the power structures in Hollywood can endure all of this information flooding out, all of the documentaries, all of the articles, all of the testimonies by people that have been abused at some point in that system.

Speaker 20 I think when Hollywood re-emerges in whatever form it takes, it will not look anything like the the way it did.

Speaker 62 It will be a decentralized, tech-based sphere where I will be the leader of it.

Speaker 11 And that will be a much more fair way to do it when I'm the boss and I will make sure that everything goes well and that people are happy.

Speaker 35 And if people are a problem, they will be eliminated.

Speaker 47 And I think that's the only way here to move forward in this Hollywood type thing.

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Speaker 145 I'm 30 years old.

Speaker 147 I'm a toddler mom expecting twins, and I was diagnosed with MS in 2020.

Speaker 149 Every week in the US, approximately 200 people are diagnosed with multiple sclerosis or MS.

Speaker 154 Four times as many women have MS as men, and more and more women are developing it.

Speaker 158 Well, first, I will say the doctor that diagnosed me told me on a voicemail.

Speaker 146 And then when I saw her, she still kind of dismissed all the symptoms that I had.

Speaker 168 We'll also address the deeper challenges patients face, like health disparities that delay diagnosis in underserved communities, the stigmas that may prevent women from seeking care, and the very real barriers that many patients deal with.

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Speaker 53 Show us some of this four seasons in Qatar that everyone's staying in, please.

Speaker 25 Show us this Qatar Four Seasons.

Speaker 36 I've heard about this and I want to get involved.

Speaker 42 Get a YouTube video up about it.

Speaker 51 You know, maybe there's a, is there some type of like, come here to Qatar?

Speaker 63 There's got to be some type of advertisement, you know,

Speaker 45 a montage,

Speaker 71 some soft music.

Speaker 125 Yeah, the second one.

Speaker 35 Let's take a look at this.

Speaker 35 Beautiful,

Speaker 51 absolutely beautiful.

Speaker 11 It looks nice.

Speaker 2 All right.

Speaker 23 It looks gorgeous.

Speaker 63 And I think anybody who doesn't understand that Donald Trump likes money, he likes

Speaker 106 business, he likes commerce, he understands that the way to build

Speaker 25 a effective

Speaker 186 relationship diplomatically with another country is through common economic goals and not by military dominance.

Speaker 31 This is actually true.

Speaker 9 The doctrine of the Bush years was all about military dominance.

Speaker 25 It was about soft power through things like USAID.

Speaker 69 That was usually

Speaker 57 a,

Speaker 71 you know, influence campaign by America's intelligence communities to shape

Speaker 89 a political culture and a society to the ends that they could elevate certain people and certain policies, which may or may not have been understandable depending on the exact things they were trying trying to do.

Speaker 125 But when you look at it,

Speaker 69 Trump's foreign policy doctrine seems to be a deviation from

Speaker 33 what America has done for a long time, which has relied on militarism to dominate parts of the globe.

Speaker 69 We realize now, or Trump has realized, that that's no longer possible.

Speaker 69 And that what he's going to have to do, it's a multipolar world with many people that have big militaries and nuclear weapons and strong economies, where you're going to have to do is work with different leaders.

Speaker 16 You may not agree with them, but your main concern is the United States of America.

Speaker 53 And I think Donald Trump seems to understand that.

Speaker 23 I don't agree with a lot of what he's doing.

Speaker 69 And I've spoken out about it, the campus protests, enforcement, the deporting people with no due process.

Speaker 63 I think you need some.

Speaker 87 I don't think you need as much as other people think you need, depending on what they've done.

Speaker 49 But I do have a lot of issues with some of the things he has done.

Speaker 87 I think banning all trans people from the military is a bit of an exaggeration.

Speaker 20 I do think you should have mental health.

Speaker 55 You know, you got to check on everyone in the military and make sure that they're mentally fit to serve, police, everybody.

Speaker 37 But at the end of the day, I would say that one thing that I think Donald Trump has gotten right

Speaker 29 is that we need to re-engage the world

Speaker 106 without the American military waving a gun in their face.

Speaker 51 This is the biggest,

Speaker 45 and I think most threatening, ironically, other than the tariffs, which Wall Street hates.

Speaker 58 But I think one of the most threatening things he's doing is actually

Speaker 69 putting the military establishment in the background and

Speaker 36 putting forward an idea of America that is much more balanced and that I think he realizes the ultimate influence is economic.

Speaker 63 The way to shape a relationship is with shared economic interests.

Speaker 183 If China and the U.S.

Speaker 47 had no shared economic interests, we'd probably be at war already.

Speaker 53 The fact that there is some connectivity there, there is a,

Speaker 33 you know, shared

Speaker 20 understanding that we have to work together, that's going to be one of the things that might bring them to the table in terms of trade, or it's going to hopefully prevent violent conflict.

Speaker 31 That's what we're trying to do.

Speaker 106 That's what any leader should be trying to do is to prevent violent conflict between groups.

Speaker 100 Now, if you're not trying to do that, if in fact your entire policy is about

Speaker 69 fomenting conflict, exploiting conflict, and profiting from it, you will never have any type of peace, but you will always have a very, very robust government military sector where people make millions and millions and millions of dollars while people's bodies are thrown into a meat grinder in the Ukraine or in the Middle East or in Iran.

Speaker 40 And that's not what anybody that has any sense of morality wants.

Speaker 20 And that's, I think, one of the biggest threats to the established order is that Trump seems to be deviating from that and building a luxury-based foreign policy, a foreign policy based on luxury.

Speaker 121 He has the courage to base a foreign policy based on luxury, on commerce, on a grapefruit in the morning with a little fork.

Speaker 182 He's building a foreign policy on

Speaker 185 some beautiful colored fountains, you know, water that comes out of the fountain.

Speaker 13 Maybe it's pink or blue or green, but it is nice.

Speaker 182 He's building a foreign policy on a fluffy egg.

Speaker 11 He's building it on a well-seared steak.

Speaker 45 He's building it on these things, on a beautiful pool with umbrellas and table service, you know, lounge service.

Speaker 71 You bring the lounge chairs to the pool.

Speaker 24 When people go, oh, it's all slaves.

Speaker 20 Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, enough. Okay.

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Speaker 147 I'm a toddler mom expecting twins, and I was diagnosed with MS in 2020.

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Speaker 158 Well, first, I will say the doctor that diagnosed me told me on a voicemail.

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Speaker 182 The point is this, he's building a foreign policy based on what he understands and what he knows.

Speaker 87 And of course, a lot of people dislike it because they don't understand that.

Speaker 58 These wasps, a lot of them that set up this military-industrial complex, don't really understand luxury.

Speaker 97 They all live in like tree houses and they have old cars and whatever, and they just get off torturing, maiming, and killing.

Speaker 27 But Donald Trump understands the value of a Persian rug.

Speaker 122 He understands a great bottle of wine, a lobster tail.

Speaker 25 He knows what it's like to pop a cork of champagne.

Speaker 70 I'm not afraid of that.

Speaker 52 I think we need more of that.

Speaker 29 Who are these people in the world that are afraid of that?

Speaker 76 We need people aspiring to live

Speaker 22 at those heights.

Speaker 23 That's where greatness comes from.

Speaker 106 And I think he understands that.

Speaker 50 And it's a great threat.

Speaker 20 to these people that don't seem to understand it or they seem to crave war because it's the only thing in life that gives them any type of meaning or excitement or sense of fulfillment.

Speaker 37 Whereas I think Trump is basically saying, hey, you can gamble a little bit.

Speaker 184 Maybe you meet a woman at the bar.

Speaker 125 Perhaps there's a crab leg involved.

Speaker 112 These are things that are well worth exploring as a reintroduction of the United States to the world as not just a military behemoth, but as a luxury hotel.

Speaker 112 What a beautiful way to think about the United States, a luxury hotel.

Speaker 67 You check in, but you have a reservation.

Speaker 113 That's where the immigration comes in.

Speaker 120 Okay?

Speaker 144 You wait in our beautiful lobby, Manhattan, wherever.

Speaker 49 That's the lobby of America.

Speaker 80 That's where a lot of foreign people, or if you're from the West, it's Los Angeles.

Speaker 125 They're the lobbies.

Speaker 83 Then you explore our vast

Speaker 89 canyons and forests and cities.

Speaker 106 You go country line dancing.

Speaker 189 You, you know, have,

Speaker 189 you know, a,

Speaker 185 you know, you have a beautiful,

Speaker 69 you know, cross-country drive or you go down to Florida and you realize how beautiful a tropical storm can be.

Speaker 67 from the balcony of your hotel while you eat coconuts sorbet we don't have to kill each other forever and anyone that has accused me of getting money or

Speaker 102 becoming some type of Emirati or a Qatari, I'm the same person I've always been.

Speaker 17 I will be the same person I've always been.

Speaker 106 I do not understand why people have leveled these accusations against me.

Speaker 89 I live a simple life.

Speaker 71 I will continue to.

Speaker 36 I am incredibly authentic.

Speaker 18 Just look at me right now.

Speaker 20 I am an authentic human being that has, that has been untouched by any foreign money at all.

Speaker 111 I happen to like gold.

Speaker 20 Sue me. Sue me.

Speaker 118 Literally sue me.

Speaker 106 I happen to like a nice air-conditioned hotel lobby.

Speaker 80 I happen to like a nice breakfast by the pool.

Speaker 97 Okay.

Speaker 83 It's not a far and the free press is like, oh, Qatar bought America for 100 billion.

Speaker 19 Number one, 100 billion doesn't buy anything.

Speaker 67 100 billion is not even a lot of money it's not even a lot of money okay so what i want from all of you people is to relax to calm down and just understand and appreciate that we're we're re-engaging the world in a different way i am not being paid by anyone i have received no money from the middle east I am the same person I have always been.

Speaker 106 And I would just like people to understand that.

Speaker 97 Okay?

Speaker 80 That's all I'm trying to say.

Speaker 118 There are layers to art.

Speaker 72 There are meaning to things.

Speaker 47 If there's a song that maybe says Heil Hitler, maybe listen past the Heil Hitler.

Speaker 87 Maybe look past my chains, my gold, and my tiger.

Speaker 97 Okay?

Speaker 113 And see the soul.

Speaker 113 See the soul.

Speaker 130 See

Speaker 80 the soul.

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Speaker 145 I'm 30 years old.

Speaker 146 I'm a toddler mom expecting twins and I was diagnosed with MS in 2020.

Speaker 149 Every week in the U.S., approximately 200 people are diagnosed with multiple sclerosis or MS.

Speaker 154 Four times as many women have MS as men and more and more women are developing it.

Speaker 158 Well, first, I will say the doctor that diagnosed me told me on a voicemail.

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Speaker 168 We'll also address the deeper challenges patients face, like health disparities that delay diagnosis in underserved communities, the stigmas that may prevent women from seeking care, and the very real barriers that many patients deal with.

Speaker 176 Listen to Health Discovered on America's number one podcast network, iHeart.

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