Okay, I guess we live, huh?

Welcome, ladies and gentlemen, children and babies, party people in the place to be,

to the first ever live edition of the post-apocalyptic quarantine version of the woke grows. Obviously, I'm

Big Wasney, your co-host with my partners in crime, Nando Vila, and of course Michael Jamal Brooks.

What's up, fellas? What's up? What's up? Good to see your faces. Yeah, man, same.

Today's show, we're going to talk about the suspension

of Bernie Sanders campaign. I'll try not to cry. We'll try not to cry and get all sappy and stuff.

Mike Bloomberg wants to take over the data of the entire Democratic Party apparatus. Very scary times we're living in.

And of course, a freaking GOP has suggested that the government subsidized wages up to 80% of

American workers.

Like 80% of American workers wages, not 80% of American workers, all American workers.

This is the freaking GOP coming out with these kinds of ideas. Helps you know how serious it is.

But first, you know, and I want to toss to Nando. And then we could get to Mike and I'll say my

thoughts. But Nando, obviously, I know this was tough, man. Bernie suspended his campaign this week.

Just, you know, just your thoughts, bro.

It was, you know, I didn't think it was going to hit me that hard because kind of we, it's,

it's been a few weeks already since we kind of knew that it was very difficult for him to come

back. But once it was announced, like a wave of emotion kind of washed over me. And it was

really sad, man, because I really think that Bernie is kind of a supremely admirable individual,

like just on a personal level. Like, I can't remember a person in American politics or leadership

who is even remotely close to just so admirable on a personal level.

This is a man who has dedicated his entire life since high school to, you know, 80 years old to fight for people who are poor, disenfranchised, the people who get, you know,

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