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Oh I have the from the studio. See you. You know we brought past from a dinly lit room. We like it darken here deep within the bowels of the Armstrong you get a communications compound surrounded by moats and guard dogs and razor wire and today we're into the two dledge of our general manager Nancy Pelosi who I find out of order. You are out of order. The whole house is out of order.

Speaking of guard dogs I've got a quite amazing and maybe difficult for some people listen to listen to story about the world of pet ownership. Oh no. And dogs are troubling. I don't know. Well it's yeah it's troubling on a number of levels. You want troubling? No. No. Thanks for asking. Did anybody I came in trouble. Did anybody enjoy last night's full yellow buck moon.

There's a full yellow buck moon. You and your tank now. How did I live my entire life. Looking at that shiny thing in the sky and not hear about the red blood wolf moon. The yellow buck moon is out of full buck moon. Yes. Yes. I'm buck moon with weather. Full buck moon was my name during my brief career in adult films. Wow. How did that work for you?

It was brief. Sometimes the most important thing you can do is realize what you're not good at. So you move on with your life. Exactly. Yeah. Move on to things that you can excel at. Yeah, the directors were not pleased with me. So what happened to Nancy yesterday. She got told she couldn't talk anymore for the day. For so she broke some sort of rule or something. Well, we'll go over the full parliamentary regulations Jack later in a show. But essentially you can't impune somebody on a house floor. You can't just say something. Yes. I can't. I can't. I can't. I can't do that. I'm just kidding. I'm just kidding. I can't do that. I can't do that.

I can't just say that person's an ass or a or a racist in this specific instance or or you can't just say somebody's a bad person. Keeping in mind that she's doing exactly the same thing Trump did. It's not like she didn't know or whatever. She did it on purpose. Oh, yeah. Knowing that if she got this sort of review, it would make national news. In the same way that he said something over the top. It wouldn't get all kinds of attention. Right. And she said something over the top that would get lots of attention and it will really signal. Look, I'm fighting so hard.

I'm not going to be able to get a couple in my own house. We're on the boss. Right. That's how much I care. That's how hard I'm fighting. Right. And it's like the the various cabinet officials or or behind the scenes advisors being cited for contempt of Congress. A gesture which has well, it's like a world's greatest ad t shirts. I mean as the impact of getting a world's greatest ad t shirt. Honestly. So yeah, everybody's into the big symbolism and the headlines. But anyway, so Nancy called the president or racist on the floor and several people are

objected and we've got some tape and we'll tell you the story. It passed a rule in 1984 that you could not call the president a racist on the house floor. What an interesting rule. That's an odd rule. Yeah. Anyway, she did. Of course she knows that she was like 50 in 1984. Why the age shot right there? Where'd that come from? She's been around. She knows rules. But that was on purpose to get you know, that's what everybody's doing now. It's just it's the thing to cut through. You got to be so over the top right in flammettos.

The age of hyperbole man and you know, you just wonder if I know I'm tuning out. It's everybody tune out at some point. Just doesn't hear you know. Yeah, I just hardly even gets my attention. Which is bad news. I'm certain. Well, and it's absolutely bad news. If you're a person who's troubled by racism. Now everything is racism all the time. That's true. Also, I mean three days ago Nancy Pelosi was the racist now. It's Trump now just everything. If you're the least bit rude and there's anybody who's

who's of anything other than white Anglo-Saxon Protestant heritage involved. You're a racist immediately. I mean you don't hold the door open for some light-skinned Hispanic woman all of a sudden you're a racist. So nobody cares anymore. By the way, I just heard a new story where a news was found on the Stanford campus. It's being investigated as a possible hate crime. How often do these news is on college campuses ever turn out to be some sort of white supremacy group. I can practically guarantee you having heard nothing else.

It's fake. I don't remember the last time I don't remember the last time I'd ever turned out to be the former rather than the latter. I don't remember the last time that even happened. Right. Right. It's so well anyway. We'll be investigating that as a hate crime. Let's introduce our being the squad to kick off the show. There is board operator Michael Angelo pressing buttons. Flip and toggles pulling levers. I heard this morning Michael. I'm doing pretty good. They say I think on this show we talked about this a long time ago. It takes about three weeks to form a habit to get something down. Good habit or bad habit. Yeah.

I'm trying. I know this is one of my biggest weaknesses is I have to pick up after myself. I mean, I just I have a bad habit of just leaving stuff behind. Leave my oldest you and my oldest son. And it's why are those socks there? Why are those socks there is my question. All I can say is on behalf of myself and your son. I think we're just absent minded. I just I just don't think about it. Yeah, I've come to accept to a certain extent like with my son. It's. Yeah. It's just part of built into his DNA. You still have to work.

To overcome it, but it's it's definitely some sort of built in thing like you you're saying with you. Yeah, it's just like I it is him. It would be impossible for me. I'm not sure I could do it at gunpoint. Take off my socks and just throw them on the floor randomly. No, I'm not sure I could do it. If you put a gun to my head. It's just not something I'm built to do. Yeah, it's funny. The very idea of it. It's making me uncomfortable. Yeah, me too. It's like over there. They go over put them there. Why would I do that? There's actually there's a hamper. I don't washing machine.

Or whatever. It's just where I keep dirty clothes, but just throw them on the floor in front of the couch because that's where I'm sitting. No, that would never happen. Whereas for like you and my son. That's just very comfortable. You absidimine. Did you? You don't even think of it? I don't even think about it. If you're watching TV and you find your feet are overly warm. You peel off your socks. You would like immediately at that moment put them where they ought to be. I would want you wait till you got up. I would never do that to start with. Oh, what? But what are you a never nude?

You always expect your feet to be closed. I put on my socks about an hour ago. I will take them off right before I get in the shower tonight. That sounds torturous. That's the way I do every day of my life and have for decades. I never want to wear socks again. I want to live there foot like people were designed to in the fields with the flowers. Anyway, if I did have to take them off, yes, I would put them where dirty clothes go. There's no way I could leave them on the floor. I get home from work. I practically disrobe like an NBA player checking into a game. Everything's just tear away. I'm hoping there's an equipment guy ready to put

it behind it. My youngest son who can't wear clothes for all kinds of different medical reasons, mental reasons. But yeah, he strips if he can get on clothes, we go somewhere. The second we're in the door. Sometimes in the car, he strips clear down was underwear. Okay, I'm comfy. We could hang out. There is positive Sean who smile lights up the room. How are you Sean? I do very well. I found this interesting little tidbit from the Amazon Prime Day premiere.

We go out how much is this marketing data worth to us pay us like 15% less than that and say, hey, if we give you if we give you a little jump change, can we can we look into your stuff? And I think that's going to be where the the next edging of this blurring the lines of privacy goes. Interesting. And what so they can get everybody off their back. Yes. And I wonder what percentage of people will say I'll pay are I'll save 10, 15 bucks. Sure. You can have all my price. I'm guessing like practically everybody because it will no longer be the hey, they they click the I agree box.

It's like no, we are physically paying you. Yeah, that's interesting. We should talk about that more later. There's Martian Phillips. It does our news every day. Are you Mark? I'm doing very well profit and data sharing. Hey, I'll wrap up into one package. I like that. It is a special celebrity birthday today. This is a mess. Yes.

Great to David Hasselhoff. Yes, Baywatch, a night writer star. David Hasselhoff turning 67 and German rock star. I was going to put that in. That's sorry. Well, and German rock star.

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