"Some names I get jealous of my pets. They sleep all day with little to no regrets. If I do that, I cannot be proud, cause sleeping all day is not allowed."

"Trump is planning on taking the cherry blossom area and turning it into a golf course. I'm not kidding. Construction on this is due to start September 1st. He's just gonna knock these cherry blossoms down that were a gift from Japan and have been here for over a hundred years. Because we need a golf course. Another one. Taking public land where there's fishing, recreation for the people. And there's a really funny thing he's trying to do. Because in 1897, a congressional act established the East Potomac Park, this area, for the people, recreation and pleasure of the people. So they have to go in front of a judge to figure this out. But literally a congressional act has happened given the people this park to enjoy and he's going to turn it into a golf course. How do we know that? Well, he said it in this super long winded thing, which honestly I see these and I just get tired so I don't read them. Well, it takes me time. First I get overwhelmed and then whatever. Anyway, so there's a golf course there. East Potomac Golf Links, okay? It's a three par little course. He wants to take it and turn it into a 18 hole world champion golf course where we could have the tournaments. I, and we can see based on this new plan that it will take over 50 acres of public land to make this golf course. Because right now it's three courses and he wants to turn it into one single giant golf course while using public lands and destroying the cherry blossoms. I love when they just walk around with the plans out. Like they don't even have a folder where they can protect it so we don't see all this. Anyway, this is just devastating. Walking under these cherry blossoms is truly magical. If you've never done it, I mean, I guess get there before September 1st. Anyway, this is just another day in Asinine Trump land destroying more of our capital. Let me know what you think about this. Cherry's in the chat for the cherry blossoms and I'll let you know what the lawsuit says at the end of the day. Not today, I just mean like, whatever. Anyway, I'll talk to you in a little bit. Follow up more. Okay, love you, bye."

"Your brain has an idea of what an American looks like. Let's see if it's right. I'll show you two celebrities and you pick which one is the American. Don't ever think it, just go with your gut. Here we go. Which celebrity seems more American? Kate Winslet or Lucy Liu? Lucy Liu's the American born and raised in New York City. Daniel Craig or Hassan Minaj? Henry Cavill or Mindy Kaling? Margot Robbie or Simu Liu? Okay, that's a trick one. Neither of those are American. In one psychology study that we shared at theconversation.com, many Americans of all racial backgrounds instinctively saw the white actor as being more American. It's an uncomfortable truth. Many of us connect American with white even when we believe that everyone belongs equally. The point of this little exercise is not to make you feel bad. This is why psychologists study these biases. But it is a nice reminder that there is no way to look American. Americans look like everybody and that's one of the best things about America. Happy Fourth of July weekend to all of us."

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"I got stopped by TSA, they flagged my bag, and the whole time, you know, they ask the questions, anything sharp, anything like I should be aware of. Turns the screen to me even more, and he's like, are those brass knuckles? And I was like, sir, I don't own brass knuckles. And he's like, then what am I looking at here? Like, what is the, and now I'm freaking out a little bit because this is, this is like the most, someone's really like interrogated me at TSA, and I'm like, if it's in the bag, it's yours. You can't just be like, oh, it's not my gun. Like, you know what I mean? Like, if it's in the bag, it's yours. And so now, in my head, I'm like, ooh, I wonder if I like bumped into somebody in security, and then they like ocean to Levin, put some brass knuckles in my bag or something. I don't know, I don't know what, I don't know what's going on. Somebody's trying to jam me up. I'm glad I didn't panic. There was a part of me, look, look. I don't know if you can tell, but I'm pretty soft. So like, as soon as they had three questions for me, I was like, I didn't do it. And so then, so then he opens my bag, flips the bag open and goes right to where he saw the knuckles. And oh, I was devastated. Because they weren't brass knuckles, just like I thought they weren't brass knuckles. But I had forgot they were in my bag. They were toe spreaders. Before you judge, look, I've been working on my feet all my life. All right, I've been through a lot. I got, at one point I have prescription shoes. Just trying to make sure my toes don't just keep getting tight and collapsing into each other and become one toe at the end of my foot. So at night, sometimes I put the toe spreaders on to remind the toes, hey, each one of you is an individual."

"They came in so fast and so hard, and these guys knew exactly what to do. Let's go, come on, get in, let's go, poah. They came one right after another, not at the same time. They don't want to come at the same time. They had to come right after each other. They didn't have any room. There was barely any room to land. Tiny little patch of very wet earth and sand."

"Say apple. Apple. Say bubble. Bubble. Say turtle. Turtle. Say purple. Purple. What does the cow say? What does the sheep say? What does the duck say? What does the monkey say? What does the cat say? What does the chicken say? What does the crocodile say? You're so smart."

"Why Egypt is basically one giant river. The impossible map. You're looking at Egypt right now, except almost all of it is empty. If I asked you to point to Egypt, you'd probably point to all of this. From space, the picture looks wrong. Almost everything is beige, then suddenly there's this bright green ribbon cutting through it, widening at the top into a fan-shape near the sea. Just one thin strip of life in a massive field of desert. 95% of Egyptians live on less than 6% of the land, mostly along the Nile Valley and the Nile Delta. So this isn't just people liking waterfront property. At first glance, it looks like a country with a river running through it. By the end of this, that idea should feel backwards. Because this map isn't showing a river inside Egypt. It's showing geography forcing almost everything that matters into one narrow line. So if we want to solve the map, don't start with the green. Start with everything outside it. The desert. The easiest mistake to make with Egypt is to treat all land like it counts the same. On a political map, it does. On the ground, it doesn't. A country can be huge and still have very little space where large numbers of people can actually live, farm, build, and stay. That's the part this map is really showing."

"Versus there's another video just like this by another one of these little criminals in January 2025 One of these same boys beat another young French man with a hammer and uploaded it online and that video was still on his social media"

"Well, I don't support them because my dad is gone. And my birth mother is an evil troll hag who I don't love even a little bit. But do forgive. I do forgive the things that she did to me. And I keep saying that and then I keep learning new things. I'd kind of blocked out. So yeah, I know my dad was autistic. I'm fairly sure that my birth mother is neurodivergent."

"I like the idea of making it a small prison where there's only seven cells. Usually a panopticon has many cells and it's a whole sphere. This just has one wall. And in my panopticon you can only do four things. You can eat, you can sleep, you can shit, and you can bathe. That's it. There's no entertainment. There's nothing. Just four walls. The walls in your own mind. And then the tower. You can do the game portion of it too. Yes. I kind of messed around with it a little bit. Oh nice. Okay. So the story follows an inmate, a new inmate that arrives at the panopticon and he's got to, with no memory of how he got there, and we quickly find out that really nobody has any memory of how they got there. And it's intentional. I'm keeping the..."

"All righty, this one's a very obvious one, I feel like, but what is the more iconic moment at Wembley Stadium? Travis scoring a touchdown in 2015 against the Lions, or Travis is a backup dancer to the one and only Taylor Swift? Travis is a backup dancer. Definitely a very proud moment of my life, for sure. Bring her, bring her. I think we should do it again. Exactly, yeah, listen, Hay's gonna sign up for a tour. I'll happily make sure that we bring her back to life. No, that was honestly one of the coolest moments ever, was meeting you and the little ones that day. Me and Jason joke about it all the time. We were so nervous to meet you guys and the royal family, and Jason has this running joke where he didn't know what to do with his beer. Yeah, it wasn't a joke, it was reality. I don't know what, well, you wanna be respectful and know what the protocols are, but no, it was awesome, and you were fantastic, the kids were great. Yeah."

"Here's Ariel Prowess, it's in towards Luiz, and it's bundled in, Thiago Silva! Well done, Neymar with a little ball in field, it's a lovely run forward, pushed away though by Ospina. And Ospina again has to make the save. It's away by Zapata, Marcello once more, Hulk, excellent stop. Colombia half get it clear, the whistle comes to their rescue, there's a foul in the penalty area before the shot came in. Rodriguez swings it in, it's towards David Luiz, it comes off David Luiz, flags up on this near side, it won't count. Yepes thinks he's scored, but the flag was up a long, long time before that. Watch at the bottom of your picture here, the assistant referee, as this ball comes in, and his flag was raised about there. It is David Luiz, oh! And the goalkeeper's valiant dive is all in vain. Rodriguez again, flag stays down this time, is that a penalty as Julio Cesar comes out, and it is by Julio Cesar. It's 2-1, and Colombia have hope, but Hulk there in the run-up."

"Good morning, you guys. I just wanted to give you guys a quick update on everything that's going on Um, so we're still in the icu, but we will be moving today to the step down unit the pete's floor Where um, they're gonna start trying to get tristan to eat again today Um, this is a very important thing because the liver transplant team will not give him a liver if he cannot tolerate his feets So this is so important. Um There's no choice. We have to do this. Um But he seems to be in good spirits. He's like bored. So he's ready to get out of the bed They did bring some toys in for him to play. Um He's He goes twisting his heart rate and everything looks good blood pressure is looking better um Hey, say hey tristan say hi He's not showed any signs of covid until now um He started runny nose And he has started um coughing a little bit Um, but other than that he's been good Bye you guys"

"So did you catch JD Vance's rather revealing thoughts on the history of Richard Nixon and Watergate? Yeah, take a look. I'm actually fascinated by Nixon. I think that his historical legacy is enjoying a bit of a renaissance. Aw, JD. One of the main reasons for this renaissance is that historians and political scientists are pointing out that while Nixon has long been considered a deeply flawed president, Trump is so much worse. Just look at recent presidential rankings. These scholars also note that while Nixon was a conservative, he also signed bipartisan legislation that protected the environment, workers, voting rights, and women's rights. Your boss? Mm, not so much. But please, continue. If Watergate happened tomorrow, it would be like a 12-hour news story. The idea that it would have taken down a presidency is crazy. Yeah, so crazy, because Watergate only involved Nixon's covert and illegal effort to subvert the 1972 presidential election, his soliciting and use of illegal campaign donations, his instructing White House staffers to lie to grand juries, and his attempt to weaponize the CIA, FBI, and IRS against his political enemies, among other things. The idea that it would have taken down a presidency is crazy. You think it's crazy because your boss has done so much more to undermine democracy, weaponize the DOJ, and make billions of dollars through illegal and unethical schemes, plus illegally demolishing part of the White House, using the military against civilians, and illegally suppressing the release of, you know, the files. Truth be told, Trump makes Nixon look like a boy scout. Any more deep thoughts? If you look at how the deep state took down Richard Nixon, it's not all that different from what the same institutions tried to do to Donald Trump and the first Trump administration. Aw, JD, you just couldn't resist prostituting yourself for Trump, could you? The truth is that Nixon was forced to resign by a group of Republican lawmakers, led by super conservative Senator Barry Goldwater. So very much not the deep state. Anything else to share, Mr. VP? At a personal level, young Senator, Vice President, writes some bestselling books, is hated by the media. It kind of sounds like JD Vance. So I'm a little, I've always liked Richard Nixon. How unsurprising. But you're left out that you and Nixon also share a burning desire for power at any cost and that you both have the charisma of a couch pillow. Wait, that might explain why he-"

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"Because the United States can't take care of daycare. That has to be up to a state. We can't take care of daycare. We're a big country. We have 50 states. We have all these other people. We're fighting wars. We can't take care of daycare. You got to let a state take care of daycare, and they should pay for it, too. They should pay. They have to raise their taxes. But they should pay for it. And we could lower our taxes a little bit to them to make up for it. But it's not possible for us to take care of daycare. Medicaid, Medicare, all these individual things, they can do it on a state basis. You can't do it on a federal. We have to take care of one thing. Military protection."