00:40:55.160Well, I personally think the bigger issue that probably sunk her so quickly is just that she really flubbed her first press conference.
00:41:05.980Like, you know, she just didn't come across as confident and a good speaker and the type of person that Trump would want representing the Trump administration.
00:41:15.300And I think if she had knocked that out of the park, if she had done really well and come across some of the other Kayleigh McEnany and others that were more competent and were able to just shut down the press and be a little more Trump-like, then she probably could have gotten past the law school thing or the lawyer thing.
00:41:34.280I mean, I certainly think I could have gotten past that. I'm not saying it was a good thing to either misrepresent or whatever happened there, but I don't know all the details about that anyway.
00:41:44.120It might not have been her idea. It might have been someone else that put together the credentials. I do think it was a big mistake to give some kind of story about it that looked like a lie, because that makes it just look like you're not being honest. And that's obviously not a good look for a press secretary either. So again, that comes back to her competence for that job. That's the part that bugs me about the lawyer issue. It's like that has nothing to do with being a press secretary. You don't need to be a lawyer for that. There's no relationship there.
00:42:09.280And so, you know, if this was being a lawyer, it would have been a different question or, you know, some Department of Justice lawyer position.
00:42:17.020But, you know, and even the where is the standard of being a lawyer is different by state.
00:42:23.460In fact, California is, I think, one of the easiest.
00:42:25.780You don't actually have to go to law school to be a lawyer in California and you don't even have to pass the full bar exam.
00:42:31.580You can have what they call the baby bar, which I think is for first year law students.
00:42:35.120And so you can do this like apprenticeship and have a mentor that gives you certain hours as a law clerk or something else.
00:42:42.720And sorry, were you saying something, Marcel?
00:42:44.640California is the hardest state to become an attorney in.
00:42:48.000Well, what I'm reading is California, Vermont, Virginia, and Washington allow you to study.
00:42:52.600To pass a baby bar in the California bar, which is the hardest.
00:45:17.580except that you probably lied, which isn't cool. Get your story straight. That I would like to say.
00:45:26.400And to Joel, we love you. And I just think you have a little bit of bias, which is normal,
00:45:33.800totally normal. But I wasn't happy about her being there and she'll be fine. The woman will
00:45:40.560be fine. Good luck, Katie, on your journey. Okay. So I'll move on from that for you, Rob,
00:45:46.500because you want us to move along. All right. So let's do this. I love when someone gets on my
00:45:51.920nerves in the chat and then I can't stop focusing on them. Okay. So I love this, Owen. I don't want
00:45:59.920to get like too much into like the crazy weeds here because I have some radical clips of people
00:46:07.020screaming, which I do love. But anyway, this is, what's his name? Valshi. What's his name? I lost
00:46:15.060him. Hi, Stella. Oh my gosh. Anyway, this is, what is his name? You guys will see him when it
00:46:27.180comes up. But anyway, they're talking about, they're telling Democrats don't do the mail-in
00:46:32.560vote, which I love because that's how Democrats cheat. He's like, you guys have to go and go vote
00:46:39.820in person. I'm like, yeah, that's better for Republicans. So let's take a listen to this
00:46:43.820unintentional help for Republicans, in my opinion. So Ezra, this is a tricky one, because I don't
00:46:50.760want to tell people that you don't have a right in your in your state to vote on the very last day
00:46:56.880at the very last hour while you're still in line and not have a passport or a citizenship card with
00:47:01.780you. That is your right. But there are people working to take that away from you. So it just
00:47:06.660would be better if you didn't drop your your ballot in the mailbox on the last day. And if
00:47:11.060you did if you could vote earlier it's your right to vote and and there will be people there to help
00:47:15.580you protect your right but boy it'll be easier if everybody's voted on time and in great numbers to
00:47:20.460make it too big to be rigged that's exactly right this is a tricky issue to cover ellie you're
00:47:25.620covering something real here because we want to be realistic about the threat but we don't want
00:47:30.080to send the message that trump is all-powerful and that the democracy is a sham and you shouldn't
00:47:34.440even show up because he's going to rig the whole thing that is not true he succeeds by spreading
00:47:39.400fear and chaos. We need to be confident, take serious the threat, but there are more of us
00:47:44.340than there are the fascist Americans in this country. That's just true. There are more of us
00:47:47.540than there are regime supporters. That's borne out by the polls and by the early voting numbers
00:47:51.980we're already seeing. We should confidently, joyfully, and powerfully express our voice
00:47:56.360with our vote. Do it as early as possible. But if you got to vote on election day, by all means,
00:48:01.280vote on election day. Get out there and exercise that right.
00:48:04.300oh my god the fascists marcella will be right back um that's amazing so you posted that on
00:48:13.700your stories today owen so i just thought you could take that one for us yeah well i mean you
00:48:18.620know as a fascist american myself i think i'm qualified to say that i fully support his message
00:48:23.860and i think they should you know make sure they only vote in person and only on election day
00:48:28.240And I think that's just the best thing for Democrats, you know, I mean, make sure that your vote counts and that you only show up on Election Day and you'll reduce your risk of mail-in ballot fraud and, you know, early voting fraud and all the other things that suddenly you care about.
00:48:45.780i mean is that amazing that's that's the new msnbc that's ms now they're doing great they
00:48:54.540just called everybody fascists and whatever else they said hysterical uh did you get to hear that
00:49:00.500marcella no i didn't get to hear it i i saw his face and i saw the nope and then i just that's
00:49:09.580why you left. I can't take it. So I just love that message. So yes, if you're a Democrat and
00:49:17.260you're listening to this, very strange, but hi. Yes, go vote on election day. Do not mail in your
00:49:24.760vote. Perfect. Okay. And to everybody else, absolutely vote early and in person, in person,
00:49:32.560in person, in person. If that's possible, you must do it. Oh, and you're voting soon. Wait,
00:49:37.480did you vote i have not yet but i'm planning to vote today it opened yesterday i just had too
00:49:42.780much going on at work to get out but i'm gonna get out today to vote so do the same if your if
00:49:47.540your state has started yes you guys get out and vote get out and vote okay so all right let's keep
00:49:53.380moving i just have a couple of clips from jd vance and i i have my own take on this but let's take a
00:49:59.980listen to jd will he run will he not run what do you guys think while this is playing you guys
00:50:07.460put it in the chat will run will not run let's see what you think for a moment mr vice president
00:50:13.400you mentioned a couple minutes ago that in a couple years you might be out of a job
00:50:17.380uh that even in the structure of the sentence suggests that you'd be running for a continued
00:50:22.480job not necessarily no there's a chance okay so let's go right there is there a chance you don't
00:50:27.940run for president in 2028 of course there's a chance yeah man we've got four little kids
00:50:32.580my wife has never loved politics she loves public service i think you know you can do a lot of good
00:50:38.580in this job and i've tried to do as much good as possible but i really people ask me this question
00:50:44.040all the time and i think they assume because i'm a politician of course he's going to run for
00:50:46.780president in 2028 the way that i think about life big life decisions my wife will tell you this is
00:50:51.960i'm a procrastinator i hate thinking about it and what will happen is that first of all after all
00:50:57.500of these fine people elect mike rogers united states senator for the state of michigan what's
00:51:02.420going to happen is they don't have to think about it. And then I will actually have to make a
00:51:06.100decision, but you know, anything could happen, man. Wow. Thank you to our questioners. Thank
00:51:11.660you to our audience. Thank you to the vice president. You can watch. Okay. I'm going to
00:51:15.160cut that one short. So, you know, my, what I'm seeing visually is it seems to me like Marco
00:51:24.780Rubio is out there doing much more presidential looking things. I feel like JD is doing more
00:51:33.360vice presidential types of things, which, you know, and I'm not saying they're, they're easy
00:51:38.720or whatever, but I see Marco showing up on the world stage more. Obviously he's secretary of
00:51:45.480state, but I feel like the optics are leaning toward Rubio. Do you have a, an opinion on this,
00:51:52.120Owen? Well, I do think they're both actively doing things to position themselves for the job
00:51:59.000of president. I think Secretary of State is traditionally one of those positions that
00:52:04.140positions you well for that because it has so much foreign policy content to it. So you're
00:52:09.460dealing with all these nations, you're on the world stage, you're talking at the UN and all
00:52:14.000these other places. And so I think it naturally puts you in that position just by doing your job.
00:52:19.840And I do think Rubio is doing a great job with it. I mean, we've played a lot of the clips of some great speeches he's given and some really strong positions. And I think he is positioning himself or making himself be perceived as a very strong leader who could do that job. And I certainly think he has an ambition to do that. He's run for president before, so clearly he's trying.
00:52:37.740And I think Vance is – I tend to think he's still likely to run, but it may be just more that he's waiting to see how the political cards fall.
00:52:51.720Because what I would imagine is if the whole party is behind him and if the funding is behind him and everybody is trying to convince him to run, I think it would be hard for him to say, no, I'm just going to be with my kids.
00:53:02.220Now, I could be wrong, but I kind of perceived what he did in that interview as maybe just a way of putting off the campaign.
00:53:10.620Like, he didn't want to say, yep, I'm running for president, right?
00:53:14.800Because he's not ready to announce it.
00:53:18.520Because then that starts a whole cascade of events.
00:53:21.720It takes attention off the midterms, like all kinds of things.
00:53:24.320And so I think he did the right thing to at least put some doubt in the media's mind about whether or not he's going to run because it just takes the heat off. It just says, okay, that's a decision for another day. He could have said that more directly, but I think it might have even been more effective to say, I have personal reasons why I might not run to just create that seed of doubt.
00:53:45.260But it doesn't commit him to anything, you know, and he even said, I'm procrastinating this decision.
00:53:50.140But I do think that phrase was probably not the best one to use because that's probably going to show up in some opposition clip.
00:54:05.100You know, I mean I do think that probably the most likely ticket would be either a, you know, Vance Rubio or Rubio Vance.
00:54:11.120Although, I get what you're saying, that if he already was vice president, and I don't know if we've ever had the same vice president two terms in a row.
00:54:22.540I mean, it might just feel like, okay, I did that, and do I want to be the number two guy again?
00:54:28.380And then you'd also have to wonder, because I still see Vance as a very competent, very strong candidate, potentially.
00:54:35.100And that falls in the face of the typical advice of saying you want someone weaker than you or somehow less attractive than you as the vice president.
00:54:47.080So then he could be the secretary of state, Vance could be, and Rubio could be president, and then he can be secretary of state, which is probably way too demanding with the kids.
00:54:57.740But he did just have a baby in July, and he's got all these little kids, so I could understand.
00:55:03.600And wait, Marcella, before you react, let me play this clip and then you take it on
00:55:16.560And two, if he runs, will he definitely get Donald Trump's endorsement out of the gate?
00:55:20.620And they answered, all four of them thought the same thing.
00:55:24.340And all four of them thought differently than me.
00:55:27.080They said you are 99 to 100 percent chance of running and that if you ran, the president
00:55:32.000would withhold his endorsement for a long while to toy with you and to play the game i said you're
00:55:37.220not 100 to run which you and i have discussed but that you were if you ran the president would
00:55:41.340endorse you who's right me or them um this is maybe the most innovative way that anybody at
00:55:48.920has asked me the are you running for president didn't ask you that didn't ask that that's kind
00:55:53.140of what you're asking i know the answer you don't know i'll tell you mark that i'm focused on the
00:55:57.240midterm elections and i want to get as many good republicans elected in early november as possible
00:56:01.940look man i i you're not 99 or 100 percent well i mean 99 and 100 are very very different things
00:56:08.060by the way spoken like a graduate of the law school um i do i i really have not made up my
00:56:15.340mind about what to do in 2028 i just haven't focused on it we you and i have talked about
00:56:19.200that um look i think if i run the president will endorse me right away right at the beginning in
00:56:23.680other words in other words like the day you announced when if you did he'd endorse you
00:56:27.820Right. I would think so. But I mean, I haven't talked to you about it.
00:56:31.500Yeah. Well, it'd be kind of weird, though. It'd be kind of weird if you said to Mr. President, I'm going to run.
00:56:36.040And he said, yeah, let me think of it.
00:56:37.540I mean, I again, I think I would get his endorsement.
00:56:40.040But I also think there's something to be said for people actually running their own race.
00:56:44.780And because the president's endorsement is so dispositive, you could absolutely see a scenario where the president says, you know what?
00:56:50.800We need to let like this race play out and not like preemptively free judge the results.
00:56:58.520Like sometimes, you know, media scrutiny, pressure policy.
00:57:02.820You might be horrible at all that stuff. You might be horrible at it.
00:57:05.320I could be terrible at it. And that is the sort of thing that maybe, you know, so I don't know.
00:57:11.880I again, having never spoken to the president about this, I can't speak to a psychology on it.
00:57:16.720But my attitude is if I run, I think the president would endorse me, but I also haven't talked to you about it
00:57:23.540Yeah, all right. We're done and we're at time unless there's anything you want to talk about
00:57:26.960There's plenty I want to talk about but maybe not on camera. All right. Well, we'll see you take a break
00:57:32.240Thank you for making time. I really like Mark Halperin. Okay, so Marcella take it away, sister
00:57:37.740I predict he'll be president with Rubio as vice president. Look at Marcella's face, too
00:57:43.760she's like you know what i predict he'll be president look at that face just wants to be
00:57:48.960humble you know he wants to not also he doesn't want to be attacked like you don't want to say
00:57:53.520you're running and give like this huge news like owen said before the midterms um and also you
00:57:59.840don't want to say you are running because too early because then you're all you know so and so
00:58:08.080your your your child uh did not color in the lines you know i don't know whoever they want
00:58:14.720to attack to his family he doesn't want to get that done but the worst that's immediately yeah
00:58:20.960it is my understanding from what i from when president trump picked jd bands as vp is that
00:58:27.780he was looking for a successor somebody that would stay around and would create uh would keep
00:58:35.040MAGA going. And that's kind of why he picked Rubio, why he picked certain people. But I think
00:58:41.840the more stronger candidates like Rubio, Besant, and JD Vance were picked sort of as an idea to
00:58:52.480keep his legacy going. So I think now that's why you see Trump doing all of the projects
00:59:01.440that he didn't do in his first term. The same thing with people. He wants to keep that going.
00:59:07.220Of course, Barron Trump, when he gets older, maybe he'll run. I could see that. Or Donald
00:59:15.960Jr. or, you know, Tiffany or Ivanka. You never know. One of them can run. But I think that
00:59:23.800that's why he picked jd because he uh thought of him as someone that could keep his legacy going
00:59:33.000so i heard that it's you know jd and marco and then don jr is like third and i'm thinking don
00:59:42.040jr i don't want don jr what the heck is that all about um camilla don jr
00:59:48.600i know who you would vote for i'm sure there's some element that just thinks that's a good idea
00:59:55.920because it's trump it's you know the trump name it's the trump family and it would be like a
01:00:00.200dynasty sort of thing and it would obviously be more similar in terms of the bombastic
01:00:05.180like style because you know vance is pretty different in his speaking style he's very
01:00:11.120articulate he's very exact he's very he comes across as intellectual a little bit and i don't
01:00:17.120think it's in a bad way necessarily but it's just not trump right it's just not going to be the same
01:00:21.180sort of thing that has that same trump style trump charisma trump everything like that and
01:00:27.200rubio might even be a little bit closer to that but i still think he's more the traditional
01:00:31.680politician style and you know but i'm looking forward to it i think i think it'll be interesting
01:00:38.920to see and fun because i like i just think whether they win or lose it's just gonna be really fun to
01:00:45.040watch vance and rubio talking to the press having the debates you know all that stuff because they're
01:00:50.760so articulate and so good at shutting down the media and saying really strong messages and even
01:00:56.700besant if he ended up being in the mix would be really fun because i think he's he's also just so
01:01:02.300good at that and it would just be fun to watch the media get shut down and the sense a good time
01:01:07.800yeah imagine like dinner with beset rubio and jd vance would be so fun i don't you don't even
01:01:16.060need trump for that one so i want to give a piece of advice to vance um i think this is my personal
01:01:23.860opinion i'd like to see him push away from turning point usa a lot and i think um i think his
01:01:32.800connection with them is going to hurt him. And I'm saying that partly because Turning Point USA
01:01:39.160is not the Turning Point USA of Charlie Kirk. And I know this might be controversial for people to
01:01:44.620hear, but that's true. And also if we go to Vance and skip Rubio, then Gen X does not have
01:01:51.880representation of a Gen X president ever. And Vance already feels young. I'm a Gen Xer. So I'm
01:01:59.620speaking like as someone my age, my generation, you know, Vance feels young to me as someone who's
01:02:07.540Gen X. So if we're going to skip Gen X altogether, I would like to see him distance himself from
01:02:12.760Turning Point because Turning Point feels extremely young to me. And I'd like to see him
01:02:18.320take a little bit more of a serious approach. I know they need the younger vote, but I think
01:02:25.120he'll get it just because he is young, but I don't know. There's something that really bothers
01:02:29.780people in my generation about that strong connection to turning point. I don't know
01:02:34.300what it is. It's just like, it's too young feeling. I don't know. That's just, that's just
01:02:39.200me. And I just want to see, yeah, it just feels young and inexperienced, um, and a little sloppy,
01:02:44.840but that's me. Okay. Um, but whoever runs, we have a great bench of people on the Republican
01:02:53.680side at this point so um i think uh i think anything's anything's possible and um here we
01:03:01.940are at time um marcella any last words on this topic i actually think that once man's runs he
01:03:10.940does he does win and rubio becomes vice president rubio is going to become president after that
01:03:18.240I I I really think that Rubio has the the things already I mean he's already he can do president
01:03:27.480and vice president all at the same time um so I think he already has what it takes it's just that
01:03:33.960the way the GOP decides things is is it's kind of like the Democratic Party they kind of Trump was
01:03:41.460the only the outlier I have to say but most of the time it's decided by seniority or who's next
01:03:47.780or whatever you want to call it and i think it's kind of because jd benson speaks as vice president
01:03:53.540he is to be next to bath but it doesn't mean that rubio won't become you will have your gen x
01:04:01.480president and more than one probably that would be amazing because it would really be weird not to
01:04:07.440and you're right about the tp usa so just you're right about that um that he should move to
01:04:17.000you know, look for everybody to, to go after all people, not just TPUSA people.
01:04:27.580Yeah. Thank you. I just feel that way. I'm just like, all right. With turning, it's,
01:04:31.940it's a little immature and weird right now. I don't like it. I don't like it. I don't like it.
01:04:38.240I do like the Erica Marcella versus Kamala AOC in 28 metal seer. That would be amazing. Let's go
01:04:45.320marcella yeah that i can't but oh well oh darn all right i'll be secretary of state okay that's
01:04:54.420the closest i can all right oh and let's go me and you all right you don't want attorney general
01:04:59.360or supreme court justice i want all of them all three at the same time come on let's go
01:05:07.060all right yeah no i i think i you know i i think it's way too early to even talk about 2032 in
01:05:12.760terms of what would happen after that. I do think it's kind of a bold prediction to say
01:05:16.600we're going to have, you know, three Republican presidents in a row because they just tend to
01:05:21.460think it doesn't usually happen that way. And that would be exceptional. And I do think there
01:05:25.660are some reasons why that could happen, because, again, we're going to have another census by then.
01:05:29.520It could shift a lot of the voting representation. And, you know, by then, hopefully, we'll be gone.
01:05:35.960We have deported most of the illegal immigrants and any of the cheating will be harder to do.0.99
01:05:40.460And it does seem like things are moving in a more conservative direction in general in the country, in my opinion.0.53
01:05:47.840And so I think not that the Democrats aren't going to try, but if they lose in 2028, that's the part where I think there's got to be some variable because they're going to at some point have to say, we got to change our whole platform.
01:06:01.420We can't keep going down this path. And I'm kind of surprised it hasn't happened already, where they haven't said, we got to be more moderate or more mainstream and more in touch with the people. And at some point, they probably got to find somebody, even if it's someone like a Fetterman, to just talk common sense.
01:06:19.840you know? Yeah. Yeah. Oh my God too. And there are, you know what the good news is, is someone
01:06:27.320as nutty as Deborah Messing is now wanting Republicans to win. So you know, they have
01:06:35.980gone off the deep end because she's endorsing the Republican in New York now over Kathy Hochul to
01:06:41.340run for, uh, for governor. And I'm like, that's how bad it is. Deborah cuckoo bird messing does
01:06:48.520not one hokul to win so things could change you know the the democrats might you know it's not i
01:06:55.460don't feel as desperate about the midterms as i did before i feel like we have a chance you know
01:07:03.720i do think we have a chance and i think anybody who thinks they knows what's going to happen is
01:07:08.080is overconfident i i see stories on both sides some media are saying it's absolutely going to
01:07:14.300be a big blue wave and other people are saying this is about to be the biggest upset ever and
01:07:18.440I don't think anyone really knows. I don't think you can trust the polls. I don't think you can
01:07:22.080trust the betting markets. I don't think it's at all certain what's going to happen. So get out and
01:07:26.300vote and make a difference and get all your friends to vote. Just do what you can and let's
01:07:32.920see what happens. But don't get depressed. Don't get down on it because I think we really do have
01:07:38.400a chance to keep Congress and to really set us up for another great two years and another lead up
01:07:43.900to the 2028 election. And I think these riots in France and Italy and the unrest that we see here
01:07:50.740should help the Republicans. So I mean, like the timing of that is oddly good because we don't
01:07:58.460want more of that. So please, you know, we have to, we have to really just pick our asses up and
01:08:03.820get out there, bring your friends, you know, like, even if you don't have these kinds of
01:08:08.180conversations with like your neighbors and your friends have them and be like, let's go together.
01:08:12.360We'll go vote. We'll go have lunch. We'll take a walk. We'll do something, make it like a little
01:08:15.980event. Um, but do it as early as possible and in person. Um, all right, you guys, we did it. We did
01:08:24.240it. Now I have some sad news for you guys. Owen is not going to be here for the rest of the week.
01:08:31.080It's happening. I wish I could. I would be here if I could. I really would. But unfortunately,
01:08:37.720it's just not going to work out this week, but I'll be back next week and I'll be there over
01:08:40.660weekend oh good let me just say to you steamer mongo and everyone else as a as you wrote as a
01:08:47.300tp usa supporter i was sorry to hear erica's comments but everyone is entitled to their
01:08:52.340point of view this is the reason i continue to support the scott adams school you all do a
01:08:56.500wonderful job thank you all that was so sweet and that was a nice way to write your message now i
01:09:01.940want you to understand i don't hate turning point usa um i just think it's very young and they're
01:09:09.140going through something right now and i think they need to work that out and i think and that
01:09:13.700that's fine whatever they decide to do they decide to do but i think jd vance is too intertwined with
01:09:20.100turning point usa as someone who might run for president i don't think that's good i think let
01:09:26.660turning point work their stuff out they've obviously have so much to work through what a
01:09:32.580tragedy with charlie kirk i mean turning point obviously will never be the same um he was turning
01:09:39.060point usa so let them work it out but you know they're going to need a few years to figure it
01:09:43.680out that was a big that's a big deal that's a huge massive organization that's just going through it
01:09:50.760and that's why i just want him to step away because it might not look good all the time and it might
01:09:56.000ebb and flow and go up and down and bad and good and just stay out of it for now um that's all i
01:10:02.820mean by that. So I think Turning Point USA has done a lot of really good things. And I hope that
01:10:10.700they come out successful. And I hope that they come out with the mission that Charlie Kirk wanted
01:10:17.440for it, and that they kind of get back to their basics. I think that would be the best for
01:10:22.900everybody. So, you know, I totally wish them luck. I mean, we miss Charlie Kirk so much. I mean,
01:10:30.100imagine right now charlie kirk with the midterms like it breaks your heart to think about it so um
01:10:36.020that's what i mean by it anyway no shade to them i think jd's gonna listen to you yeah i think so
01:10:43.700yeah one of the main things that he's doing now is that as you well you guys obviously know that
01:10:50.740the israeli elections are next tuesday and one of the things that jd kind of went against what trump
01:10:58.100trump endorsed netanyahu even though he didn't want to and jd allegedly hasn't endorsed netanyahu
01:11:04.880for president in israel so that shows you that he's he's changing his ways yeah that was smart
01:11:12.280yeah he just said i you know that's another country's elections like i'm worried about
01:11:16.780america and you know like i get it like it's like just let's not get into every controversial thing
01:11:21.660but yeah. Um, okay. So, and by the way, the feedback from yesterday's show, I really
01:11:27.260appreciated it. You guys were so, um, good. Like we talked about the riots and this and that,
01:11:34.520and, um, I love the show yesterday. Um, I'm glad that some people could really relate to
01:11:41.040the way I feel, you know, about them, like how I get like a little bit, you know, worried and
01:11:46.760whatever. I'm definitely not neurotic. Um, but I worry about things. I worry about, you know,
01:11:52.560our country, the future safety. And, um, a lot of you, uh, felt the same way and you were happy to
01:12:00.200know that you weren't the only one that felt that way. Owen and Marcella are very confident and
01:12:06.320strong. And, um, as we say, Owen's stoic, um, about some really tough issues. And I am too
01:12:14.720with certain issues, but that one really bothered me. Like I just would hate to see that kind of
01:12:19.480thing come to our country. Um, but you know, we represent so many different personalities and
01:12:26.100ideas and thoughts. And I, I am glad that all of you can like resonate on different days with us
01:12:32.980about different topics. And I hope that's useful because I don't want anyone to feel alone or
01:12:38.860like you're the only one worrying about something, you know, but we're all here to get through
01:12:43.480things together. So thank you for your feedback yesterday. It was really, it was overwhelming
01:12:47.940and amazing. It was awesome. Thank you. Um, and thank you to Marcella and Owen for helping all
01:12:53.940of us think through that yesterday. It was very helpful. All right, guys. So let's, uh, say thank
01:13:00.980you to Scott and Shelly for allowing the show to continue. We appreciate it, um, and appreciate all
01:13:08.380of you guys being here and that we can get through this life together. And let's have a closing sip
01:13:14.540to our beloved Scott Adams. We miss you so much. And let's get out there and be useful and talk to
01:13:22.400your neighbors and be honey badgers. All right, guys. To Scott. Scott. All right. Robo goon. It's
01:13:33.880time for akira get your dance on if anyone wants to stay by oh if anyone wants to stay stay if you
01:13:43.240can't you can't i don't know what song is it what song oh um you know what i think it's time for the
01:13:50.680basket case theory oh no because we all have our i'm in the exception though and erica you are
01:13:58.600Yeah, no, I am no exception to the basket case.
01:16:18.340Always. Just different kinds of baskets. As soon as you realize that every fucking person
01:16:29.880is a basket case, you're free. You're free.1.00
01:16:40.000What is it that bothers you more than anything as long as you're healthy and you have a job?
01:16:49.340What bothers you more than anything is what people think of you, or what you think they think of you, or what they might think of you, or how they would treat you if you did this embarrassing thing.