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Drake. This weekend I was at the families belong together March in downtown LA and

Maxine Waters was definitely one of the highlights. She was, she was fiery. Yes, she was fiery.

She's really off her game. She was particularly on today.

All I have to say is this, if you shoot me, you're about to shoot straight, there's nothing like a

wounded animal. The best thing about her is that Trump has recently branded her mad Maxine, which

that's just awesome. It's a beautiful name. Everybody loves mad Max. We really like Fury Rose.

It's the only clever thing he's ever said. It's actually kind of clever in like a cute way.

Yeah, she is also the only person who's out here like matching him sound bite for sound bite.

Right. Every time she gets on the mic, it's covered.

Right. She was great. The march was really good. I mean, good. I've been having this really weird

feeling actually going to these marches and demonstrations where I'm really mad that I have to be

there and that I'm so angry that we have to do this. And there's sometimes for me this sort of vibe

of like woohoo and like taking Instagram photos and things like that that it feels a little

off brand. I don't know for just incongruent to me with the mood, but I did enjoy listening

to Maxine. And like what I liked is that she was sort of matching the anger I felt, which was

often an anger I don't feel like a lot of people around me are expressing it sort of feels like

they're doing this fun thing. And I get it. It's nice to feel energized and it's certainly not

that people shouldn't be going, but she matched sort of the tone of what I was feeling, which is like

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