This is my Mayo Cup.

Oh, baby, don't lie for me.

If I tell you my story, don't cry for me.

I did my time that's fun by me.

This is my mea co-bo. This is Michael Mayor Copa.

This is Michael Cohen, and you're listening to the Mayor Culper podcast.

A million Americans died during the COVID-19 pandemic,

the tragic consequence of the Trump administration's slow and inept response to the crisis. The rest of us just did the best we could

to get by. But some 573 people became newly minted billionaires. That's right. In just two years

time, a new billionaire was created every 30 hours, according to a new report from Oxfam, one of the leading

anti-poverty organizations in the world. Today, the separation between the rich and the poor is

greater than it's ever been before. Corporations are reporting record high profits, and if you

don't think that our current inflation crisis isn't caused by corporate greed, you aren't paying attention.

And yet, in Trump land, it's the same old dog and pony show.

Did you commit a coup, sir?

No, no. You know what? There was no coup. It was an event, perhaps a take-back event, a coup, perhaps.

But I don't like coup. I just don't like coo. I don't like the pee at the end of coo.

I think you should take that pee and push it. We're pushing pee.

Of course, if you take off pee from coup, you have cow, which goes moo.

Which, you know, perhaps that's where they get coup. But do coup, who do?

You do, do what? Remind me of the babe.

But yes, in many ways, uh, it wasn't intentional planned coup, yes.

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