This is an I-Heart podcast.

Guaranteed Human.

It's that time.

Lock and load.

The Michael Dairy Show is on the air.

I didn't finish the story.

Someone asked me what the end of the story was.

I spoke to this business group,

and I said, look, you may not like what I say every day.

But it's very important that people feel like they have a voice that is expressing the discontent. Because if you don't understand how angry people are,

if no one is giving voice to that, then like the rice cooker that doesn't have the cap that pops up to let the steam off, you don't just tell people you don't get to be angry anymore.

You don't just tell people, no, your kid doesn't get into school.

Your kid doesn't get hired.

Your kid doesn't get scholarships.

Your kid doesn't, uh-uh.

That doesn't work.

You cannot do that in a sustained manner for very long without absolute danger of the repercussions.

I mean, look at, well, we'll get into that later.

But that was the point of that, is that our show gives people an opportunity to say things that they couldn't otherwise say, and that is very healthy.

Anybody who says, don't platform other opinions, don't let people, all the time people will say,

I can't believe you allowed so-and-so to say this or that.

I can't believe you listen to this show, and you think that I'm going to prevent opinions from being stated. If you think I view my role as when someone says something with which I disagree or I think

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