I don't mind you coming here.

Wasting all my time.

Because when you stand I don't mind you coming here Wasting all my time

Because when you're standing all so near

I kinda lose my mind

It's not the perfume that you wear

It's not the ribbons in your half

and I don't mind you coming here

and waste all my time All right, 12.03 p.m. here on a Saturday from San Diego, California. How was everybody doing this week? It is BK here. Of course, that was the Cars and Rick O. Ksick, rest in peace. Two weeks in a row, you guys. We lose one of our great musical artists. I'll have more to say about that in a minute. In the meantime, please follow me on Twitter

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rent increase. My landlord just dropped on me. Thanks for nothing on that. We'll get back to

that in a minute, too. Tons of news to get to you guys. So much happened this week. We have to start

with, of course, and I know a lot of you know where I'm going with my neighbors up north and my man, my guy, my bro,

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau,

who probably had one of the worst weeks in recent memory for any politician.

Of course, Justin Trudeau of Canada has long cast himself as a spokesman for the world's liberals standing up to President Trump,

supporting women's and indigenous rights, welcoming immigrants, and fighting climate change and racism, as this New York Times article reads.

However, that calibrated image has suffered a major blow as photos in video emerged of the prime minister dressing up in black face and brown face in the early 1990s and in 2001.

Now compounding this hilarity is the fact that the Canadians are heading to the polls on October 21st for a big election, and this is for Trudeau's re-election campaign, and this is reinforcing a kind of stereotype that he isn't really who he presents himself to be.

Like he's one of these phony social justice

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