Good evening, everybody. How are you all doing?

I hope you're starting the week off feeling good.

Oof.

Funky, funky, funky times these days.

Some people are fully vaccinated, others got half.

We're seeing certain things opening, right, waiting for others.

So fascinating.

Here in L.A., each county has different rules.

So about only 10 minutes over the hills, the

Hollywood Hills, right in to Burbank, we got the gyms open, you know, some indoor dining. And then,

like I said, 10 minutes on my side on the outdoor stuff. So it's so fascinating to watch

how you can cross over a county line and everything completely shifts and changes.

Anywho, I wanted to talk about some trans news. There's so much going on. Russia, man,

hurts my heart. If you haven't seen the documentary, you welcome the Chechnya. It's on HBO,

HBO Max. Please watch it. I've seen it twice twice, cried both times. It's really disturbing and upsetting

to see what happens to people that are part of LGBTQA community in other countries. You know,

we forget. We can be here in America, we can be very insulated and assume that everyone has rights

that we have. Well, over there, you can still be murdered publicly. A lot of people are injured

constantly. So it's a great documentary also. I talked about it on the air when I first saw it,

but they also have a great group called the Rainbow Railroad, which please donate. They help

get people out of that country and place them, both in Canada, United States, and some other

places so they can really start a life. Russia, they're up to it again. They hatch a sinister plan.

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