You're listening to Comedy Central. On Saturday, the world's biggest sporting event kicked off the Round of sixteen, with the Netherlands scoring yet another victory in the United States, learning firsthand why they call it the knockout stages. And this was especially humiliating for the US because the Dutch team plays in those little wooden shoes. So but but don't
be sad. Don't be sad. The good news for America is the next World Cup will be in the US, which means which means all the players will be allowed to use guns. Yeah, don't worry. They don't worry. They can't use their hands to shoot them. Should be interesting. In international news, after months of protests over its strict hijab lords, Irun is reportedly considering abolishing its infamous morality police. Yeah, that's right, and if that happened, it will be wild.
Iran might defund the police before Milwaukee. Speaking of morality police, some news out of the U s. Supreme Court this morning. The Justice has heard arguments on whether a Colorado based web designer can refuse to build websites for gay weddings, which she says violates her religious beliefs. And I'm sorry, but what is this web designer's process that making a
wedding website violates her religious beliefs? Well, it's just like, okay, I'm adding your hotel block info, time and dat of ceremony, a hardcourt video of the two of you reach each other, and done out of here. Man, All right, let's move on to some of the biggest stories of the day, starting with Twitter. It's what Elon Musk vote for his
midlife crisis instead of Lamborghini. Over the weekend, Elon released the so called Twitter Files, which many conservatives had hoped would prove that Twitter colluded with Democrats to sense some news about Hunter Biden's laptop during the election. Instead, they mostly just showed the Biden campaign asking Twitter to take down nude photos of Hunter Biden. So yeah, sorry, everyone, if you want to see naked people, you've got to go to every other website on the Internet. I guess.
So the Twitter Files turned out to be a major letdown for conservatives, right, there was no proof of a conspiracy to help defeat Donald Trump. But you know who doesn't care about any of that, Donald Trump. Former President Donald Trump's false claims about the election. Now have him calling for the Constitution to be terminated with the revelation of massive and widespread fraud and deception in working closely with big tech companies, the d n C and the
Democratic Party. Do you throw the presidential election results of out and declared air the rightful winner, or do you have a new election? A massive fraud of this type of magnitude allows for the termination of all rules, regulations, and articles, even those sound in the Constitution. Yeah, that's right. The Republican front running for presidents of the United States wants to terminate the Constitution because Twitter wouldn't allow him to see Hunter Biden's dick. Yeah, he's like, I want
to see the pp I want to see it. I want to see what I'm dealing with. Do you want to see Hunter Biden's dick? Just get a bag of cocaine like everyone else. Mr President. Also, why is this school news? Can anyone tell me? Right? Like? Why is this leaving a head? Like? Donald Trump thinks this undermines the election. He thinks that about everything everything. However, the math equation starts. His answer is always the same. It doesn't matter where it is, Like a wait, I could
come up like I'm sorry, sir. The kitchen says, we've run out of the Mickey Mouse pancakes. This is the last straw we nature do the election. We do have the Donald Duck waffles. It's too late. I'm storming the Capital. I'll have those to go please. And look, I get that Trump doesn't like to lose. By my man is over, You've got to move on. Trump is like one of those guys who never stops trying to get back with
his ex. Like he's texting her years and they're like, hey, you up, and she's like, yeah, I'm up with my kids from my marriage. I'm like, oh, still playing hard to get her. I like that like that, But honestly, though, what what a start to the Trump campaign? First he had dinner with Nazi lovers. Now he's calling to scrap the constitution. What's next? What was he gonna give the Lincoln Memorial enormous boobs? And still the GOP is gonna come out like, well, our person or what I've gone
with a trall breck up. But I think our President Trump's harders on the right players. But enough of Trump and he's craziness. Let's calm things that with a news story out of Tampa, Florida, when we finally found the onset to the quantum physics paradox. What happens when a
police officer pulls over the chief of police. Tampa's top cop has been placed on administrative leave after she flashed her badge, apparently using your status as police chief to get out of a traffic stop after the deputy proceeds to explain to them why they were being pulled over, which, by the way, was because they were driving a golf card on a public road without the appropriate tags. This happened. Is your camera on the police chief in Tampa? Oh,
how are you doing? I'm doing good. Okay, I'm hoping that you'll just let us go to her. Okay, yeah, alright, folks, Well have a good night. Oh all right, do you ever need you then? Called? Okay? Serious, all thank you, welcome, thank you for your service. You know, I don't know what's funny in that video. First, First of all, I think it's crazy that she asks if the office's buddy cam is on before incriminating herself, because what was she
going to do if the buddy camera was off? Oh, it's not recording quick dog wapping off of the head. Let's get out of here. Just hit him. And secondly, I love how she does that thing, like if you notice it, she does that thing that white people do where they act like it hurts them to pull rank over you. He said, I thing when she's like, she's like, do you know it turns out I'm the I'm the chief of police. Yeah, that's I didn't want to bring it up, but I am. White people love doing that ship. Yeah.
They'll be at a hotel like can I get a late check out from my room, be like, I'm sorry, so we can't accommodate you all, but I do own the hotel. Yeah, I'm Brad Radisson. Yeah. That's what I love about black people. It's not pretending and black you want pretending that it pains them to wield their power for you. Doesn't tell you like, sorry, sir, we can't do a late checkout for you, like late check out for me, bitch, I own this hotel. Should I check
out what I want? You don't tell the Kuan Radisson quing he can check out of his own hotel. I tell you can check out now. After this video came out, the mayor of Tampa suspended this police chief and because of the pressure, she was forced to resign, which can I just say is the biggest waste of a scandal of all time. This is what you used to part you realize there are police chiefs who have stolen millions
of dollars in drug money. Meanwhile she's out here like, yeah, I pulled some strings and drove super slow on the highway. But enough about that. Let's move on to a story that had the Internet buzzing all weekend, and it's about artificial intelligence, which, by the way, is not when you regurgitate in the Atlantic article and act like you've thought
of it for yourself. No, for yours. People have been wondering when we would see the next step in natural language processing from the world of AI, and it looks like the future is already here. A new artificial intelligence is astounding the Internet with its ease of use and humanlike writing ability. Chat GPT was open to the public last weekend and many have already posted their interactions with the bot. So far, it's written television scripts, fixed coding errors,
and even explained scientific concepts in the voice of a pirate. Yeah, that's right for yours. People have been saying robots might be able to pack boxes, but they will never be able to write a poem like human beings. Well, it turns out your shitty poetry has some competition because I don't know if you've used this chat box, but it is insane. Not only can it understand a question you're asking and then teach you about the most complicated topics,
it can design a lesson plan. It can give you the information and it's not regurgitating it, it's explaining it to you. It can also write out the answers, as if a pirate was teaching you. Understand how amazing that is, like quantum physics is, but a pirate on top of the like. I wish I had this technology as a kid. The only reason I failed any subject is because the teacher was boring. But if Blackbeard was teaching me about physics,
I would have remembered everything. Yeah, light operates us both a wave and a particle, the same way you can operate. That's about here, man, I'm fresh food, walked up lank. Don't forget today our homework. Obviously, obviously, obviously this technology has a lot of people asking is this going to replace my job? As a teacher, or as a receptionist, journalist, or even an author. And the truth is, we don't
really know. But it is interesting to see how our fears about a I have shifted radically over the years. Right in the eighties and the nineties, we thought that in the future people would be like, these damn machines are wiping out the human race. And now our fear is that in the future we're gonna be like these damn machines keep writing love letters to my wife, she's gonna leave me. And you gotta admit, you gotta admit it's weird that we're this obsessed with robots talking like humans,
but we all hate talking to actual humans. Right, Like everyone's using this like wow, it's like I'm talking to my mom. It's like, hey, your mom is actually calling you right now. Let it go to whitesmail, Let it go to voicemail, asking if it's proud of me. The World Cup and today's knockout games, Portugal absolutely obliterated Switzerland six goals to one. Yeah, and after this match, now I guess we see why Switzerland doesn't get involved in wars.
But the major World Cup news of today is how the North African nation of Morocco pulled an absolutely against foot full powerhouse Spain. And I know this won't make up for the fact that Spain wants colonized and part of Morocco, but it goes a long way. It really does. Oh. In international news, the governments of Indonesia has just officially banned all sex outside of marriage. Yes, with a penalty of up to one year in prison. That's gonna make
for some weird conversation in Indonesian prisons. You know, there has been like I'm here from murder, what are you in for? A medio connect with Jason Oh And in some major legal use, the Trump organization has been found guilty of seven team counts of and other financial crimes. And you know what that means. Donald Trump is going to prison shoon visit all the lower ranking people who did this without his not enjoy his permission. Yeah, because
we all know that's how that works in the world. Right. All the successes in Trump's organization, they're due to the genius of Donald Trump. All the crimes he had no ideas, Like that's right, folks, I have zero control over the things I run, which is why you should vote for me. To run the country so I can run it like one of my companies, which I don't even run. I don't even run. But speaking of fries, speaking of crimes,
let's move on to our main story. In the run up to the midterms, one of the major issues four voters across the land was crime. In fact, any time you turned on the news, you were bound to see stories like this. Business owners across the country are stepping up security as they report brazen shoplifting. We've all seen the videos. Shop looking at supermarkets across the USA is out of control and bag Hall did who copsa walked out with all these stolen handbags for shoplifting epidemic highlighted
by this viral video and a Walgreens last week. Shoplifting is up as video of brazen thieves leaving with their arms laden with stolen merchandise continue to shock all Americans. Shoplifting has gotten so bad this year, right, AID is considering literally putting everything behind showcases. Yeah you hear that shoplifting has gotten so bad that they're locking everything behind showcases. Oh when the person who unlocks the showcase then locked
behind the showcase too. Yeah, now you screw what are you gonna do? But yes, almost every day, every day the news, we've seen these horrible stories, you know, about people blatantly breaking the low and stealing what doesn't belong
to them. And I don't care what anyone says. There is zero excuse for shoplifting, zero excuse even in the instances where you find yourself waiting in line forever and the six open registers, but the store only decided to hire one cashier, which makes you feel like they're taunting you, showing you how far there could be, but they just
don't want it to be, you know. So then you think, oh, you're just gonna go and use the self checkout, but then there's an error because you can put the item in the bagging area, or because you put in too early or too late, and now you have to wait for the supervisor to come over and ask, oh, are you trying to buy this? No, I just enjoy holding shampoo. Yeah, that's what I'm doing. Yet yes I'm trying to buy this.
Yet I'm trying to buy it. And then inst of just like helping you out, they give you that look, they give you that look like uh, and then they wave the magical little key fob. And then even in that instance it is not justified. Even when it's justified, it's not justified to steal. But what if I told you, What if I told you that the biggest theft isn't people stealing from companies. What if I told you the biggest theft is companies stealing from people. Well you might
ask how or why? Well, let's find out in another installment of If you don't know now, you know, when you take a job, you're making a simple agreement with your employee. All right, you do the work, they give you pay. That's the very foundation that jobs are built on. And yet all over the country, all over the world, in fact, employers aren't holding up the end of the deal. Imagine working and never getting paid. It's a growing problem
called wage theft. Wage theft occurs when a worker is paid less than they're legally entitled to, such as when they're denied pay for working overtime or work off the clock without getting paid, or are denied legal meal breaks. Sixty seven letter carriers say their paychecks were changed to make it look like they worked less hours than they actually did. Workers at Heartsease and Carl's Jr. Have filed dozens of state and federal complaints, including allegations of wage theft,
manipulated over time, and unfair labor practices. About ten thousand people are saying Hippotli forced them to work off the clock to boost the bottom line. Wage theft is the costliest crime in the country. The US workers a fifteen billion dollars per year, more than carthups, burglaries, and other larcenies combined. Yeah, that's right. The costliest crime in the
United States is actually being committed by corporations. So I guess instead of following black people around the store, security guards should be hovering over c e o s at their desk. As you were looking over there, be like, I'm gonna need you to go ahead and put that persons stlary back where it belongs. I was like, oh, sorry, I didn't see that. I had that. Yeah, I bet you didn't. And I think we can all agree nobody, nobody should be doing work that they're not getting paid for,
because I mean, then that's not a job. Now you're volunteering at a fast food restaurant, and who would do that? Who's They're like, oh me, I'm not in it. For the money. I'm in it for the love of childhood obesity. And by the way, by the way, wage theft isn't just when companies don't pay employees for the work that they've done. In some instances, employers by really shitty ways
to actually make their employees pay them. For example, there was a restaurant owner who confiscated his employees tips at the end of their shift and called it god a cleaning fee. Yeah. The NFL Oakland Raiders would dock the child. Chile does pay for ship like wearing the wrong color nail polish. Yeah. But this, this example of creative wage theft might be my favorite of all. This is Fantasy
Gentlemen's Club in Grand Junction. And this is the twenty four page class action lawsuit claiming Fantasy Gentleman's Club has been exploiting these workers for years. Among other charges, dancers accused the club of cutting into their take home pay with excessive fines fifty dollars if dancers don't share tips with the DJ and security a hundred bucks to change the schedule. There's even a fine for complaining to customers about their personal lives. I'm sorry what this is The
biggest bullshit of all. You can't find strippers for complaining to customers about their personal lives, all right. First of all, how can you even tell that they're complaining and not just singing along to the Drake song that's playing. You don't know, you don't know. And second of all, if trippers couldn't complain about their lives, then how would they be able to convince customers and just spending more than
they plan to help save them from this life? So what you're saying is if we go to the champagne room, then you can move with me to Chicago? Is that age? And there's a lot of reasons businesses are able to get away with this. First of all, wage theft tends to target people with the least ability to fight back, like hourly workers and undocumented immigrants. Making matters worse, the government agencies who are supposed to be the watchdogs against
wage theft are understaffed and undefunded. Oh and when companies do get caught stealing, here's what happens to them. McDonald's has agreed to pay it's twenty thinks million dollars to settle accusations of wage theff. It follows a long running class action lawsuit at corporate run locations in California the US labor departments as Walmart will pay four point eight million dollars in back wages and damages to more than
forty five hundred employees. Amazon agreed to pay eight point two million dollars to settle a wage theft lawsuit, and Krispy Kreme was ordered to pay workers more than one point one million dollars after investigators found widespread and systematic failure to pay workers what they were owed. That's so strange. All of this theft occurred, but there was no mention of anyone going to jail. But then how will they learn their lesson? And before you say, but Trevor, you
you can't put a corporation in jail, says who? So they always say corporations of people. So why doesn't America treat them like American people? Huh? Why not? Every time every single time a company gets busted stealing their workers wages, you know what they should do? They should said that the company headquarters should be taken to prison. Yeah, that's what they should just take the pactual headquarters put it
in prison. Yea you hear that Amazon saying thing Denifer is gonna be a lot of harder when you have to smuggle that f fry and your butt hole. But just because it's all too easy for companies to steal
from their workers, that doesn't mean workers are powerless. Wage theft has been one of the issues driving an increase in unionization, and California has just passed the law saying that for the first time anywhere in the country, wages and payment rules for all fast food workers will be set not by employers but by a council of experts appointed by the state. Yes, a council our fast food experts. So finally a government job that Trump is actually qualified for.
But for some workers, waiting for the bureaucracy of the courts or the governments tends to be just takes too long, which is why one construction worker in England expressed his anger in a more physical way a row over six hundred pounds that will end up costing so much more to put rights. This construction worker was so angry at allegedly not being paid that he took drastic action, driving a mini excavator into the newly finished Hope Help that
he'd helped film. Okay, okay, I know this seems bad, but is it because the guy did the work, didn't get paid and then he undid the work. But it seems like a fair deal to me, and it reminds me. It reminds me of a very wise thing my grandfather used to tell me. You'd say, remember, if you want to screw someone over, make sure they don't own a bulldozer first. And yes, my grandfather was Nelson Mandela. It
was indeed. So the next time you turn the TV on and see all the news about people shoplifting from drug stores, before assuming there is a crime, maybe just for a moment, think that they could just be getting their wages back a totally different way. And if you don't know, now you know Ukrainian President Vladimia Zelenski, who today is officially declared Time Magazines Person of the Year. And you might be happy, but I'll tell you now, Vladimir Putin is gonna be so mad the next time
he's in the waiting room at the dentists. Yeah, it's just gonna be like, no to with magazine. But congrats a Latimer Zelensky and the Ukrainian people, and congrats to Time Magazine on its annual reminder that Time magazine still exists. In more international news, German authorities this morning arrested twenty five of Q and On Q and On followers members for plotting to storm parliament and overthrow the governments, which, yes, is disconcerting news, but once again proof of how inspiring
American culture is all around the world. Yeah, even in Germany. They were like, we should also storms the capital and we should also it's called the government, and then they're going to hang make pants pants. Oh. In technology news, Apple Music has just announced a brand new karaoke mode that will allow you to turn down the vocals on songs so that you can sing them instead. And I love this. This is great news for anyone who was thinking I love this adult song, but whatever, it was
sung by someone who sucks. I don't know. I think it will be a lot of fun, you know. And now Spotify is also adding this feature to its podcast, so you can shout your own COVID theories over Joe Rogan. It's gonna be cool. In some legal news, an Illinois woman is suing the makers of t g I Fridays is Mozzarella sticks Get this because she discovered that they contain cheddar cheese but no mozzarella. That's why she's suing. And if you ask me, I'm I'm impressed that these
cheese sticks have cheese in them at all. Yeah, I feel like most American cheese products if you look at the fine printics like, technically this is sawdust and car and Sarah. But we were thinking about cheese when we were mixing air. All right, let's move on to some of the big stories of the day, starting with Georgia.
The States sitting in Florida police tell Live because after a year of campaigning, an election in November and then another runoff election yesterday, the Senate race in Georgia is finally mercifully over. In Georgia's closely watched Senate bun off, Democrat Raphael Warnock walking away with the wind in the nation's final contest of the mid terms, the incumbent narrowly defeating his Republican challenger, Herschel Walker and cementing the Democrats
majority in the Senate now aft advantage. Blocker was handpicked by former President Trump and is at least the fifth Trump back Senate candidate to be defeated Warnocks when gives the party an extra seat to help advance their agenda. It is my honor to utter the four most powerful words ever spoken in a democracy. The people have spoken. Okay, okay, congratulations to Rafael Warnock. I mean I thought the four most powerful words in the American democracy were here is
your stick up? But sure, I guess the people have spoken works too. But yes, Democrats have now won fifty one seats in the Senate, and you realize what that means. Basically nothing, um not because they lost the House. But still fifty one is bigger than fifty. So it's cool. It's cool, and you couldn't have had a race between two more different candidates. When you think about it, like when you take a moment, when you step away from
the race, you understand how crazy this was. You had Raphael Warnock, a pasta, a pasta who was preaching at the same church as m l K and Herschel Walker, a man who thinks m l K is how you spell milk. But despite that, it was close. It was really really cool. In fact, if I was rapping out warrn up, my victory speech wouldn't have been me smiling, and I would have been a lot more different. He's a gracious man. He was talking about democracy in America's promise.
I would have been up there like, are you people kidding me? With this ship? You got to give me a two point win over this walking but secting me commercial are you kidding me? But he's a better man. So that's that. Senator warn Up returns to Washington and herschel Walker goes home in defeat. But don't feel bad for herschel Guys, he actually took the news quite well. Yeah. His people were like, don't get this, don't let us get you down her shoulder, and he was like, let
what get me down? Like the Senate race? He's like, you think I should run for the Senate? Yeah? Okay, what is it? But let's move on to some major news about coronavirus. For most Americans, COVID has become something just try to ignore while you live your life, like mosquitoes or jury duty. Meanwhile, in China, they've been treating COVID like an existential danger right to every man, woman, and child. But believe it or not, off the weeks of historic protests from the Chinese people, that is all
about to change. China's government has made a radical shift this morning, officially moving away from its strict zero COVID policies now. This move appears to be in response to widespread protests in recent weeks, including some of the boldest demonstrations this country has seen in decades. China's National Health Commission held a press conference to announce that mandatory COVID
testing for most people will end immediately. They'll no longer have to show a negative test result in public places, and those armies of health workers in hazmat suits will stop locking down apartment complexes. Also, people with COVID who won't before a stint to state quarantine, they'll be able
to recover at home. All that and a commitment to vaccinating the elderly sounds like common sense, but it's a huge climb down for chijin Ping and the Communist Party, who watched protests erupt in over twenty cities with calls for freedom, not lockdowns. I'm happy for the people of China. I genuinely air because I don't know if you were following this, but these restrictions were truly wild. I mean,
they wouldn't even let you quarantine at home. You had to spend it at a government's quarantine facility that looks like a terminal at LaGuardia, And that's really messed up, because the one silver lining of getting COVID is having an excuse to get out of plans, you know. But China was like, no, no no, no, no no. You've got COVID and you've got plans with six hundred strangers. That's
what you've got. And you know, after hearing this story, I would love to see an American citizen and a Chinese citizen sit down to talk about COVID because you always Americans talking about how they feel as though they were oppressed by the COVID restrictions. Here, yeah, the Chinese person will be like, it was brutal. I was literally boughted up in my home, beaten up by the police, and sent to a quarantine camp, and be like, I feel you, brother. This one summer I got asked to
leave an apple beach. We are not different at all, my friend, we both suffered. Well, let's move on to some news from the world of air travel. If you fly a lots, then you know how boarding a plane goes. Right, You get to your gates, try to sneak in line with the boarding group ahead of yours. You put your luggage into the overhead been sideways so no one else can use it. And then you sit down and you
put your phone into airplane mode. And it has to be an airplane mode, because if anyone calls you while you're on a plane, the plane immediately crashes into an elementary school. That's how it works. It's science, right, we know this well. It turns out in Europe all of that is about to change. Could this be the potential end of putting your phone on airplane mode? Maybe when you take a flight. Starting in June, airplane mode won't
be mandatory on flights in the European Union. The European Commission re sly ruled that airlines can provide five G technology onboard the plane, which allows passengers to send and receive calls and text messages. Yes, finally, passengers in Europe can make phone calls while on a plane. Because every time I've been on a plane, I've voice thought, man, I wish everyone was having a different loud conversation right now. That baby company the only one who's a lot of
make noise. Come on, man, I know some people like this. I think it sucks. I feel like it's a society. We're quickly running out of places that give you an excuse not to take a call. You know, you used to be able to say, sorry, I wasn't home, I MR call the cell phone. Kill that. Then you have to pretend you were going into a tunnel. Oh yes, I'm Jina. I would look to you other story, but I'm going to talk about and then the tunnel has got reception, Then subways got reception. Now the planes have
reception pretty soon. The only excuse you have for not being able to get a call is that you're on T mobile. But I was not hearing about that. But but I mean, I guess if you, if you're any need to make a call on a plane. It's not the worst thing in the world to have an option. But I just hope the pilots don't have access to this feature. Folks were major please but hoday when we've gotten bod it could be quite botty. Had all right, Greg, this is gonna take all of your concentration and skills
as a pilot that you could do this. Just focus, just focus, Oh ship, it's Wendy. That's Wendy, Hey, God, what's going on now? I'm not doing anything, you know, I mean, I'm just living my level honestly. Most importantly, I'm grateful to you, every every single one of you. I am. I'm so grateful. I remember, I remember when we started the show, we couldn't get enough people to fill an audience. And you know, I always think it's good.
That's how comedy is funny enough. I remember all my shows people didn't there weren't tickets, if you know, everyone empty seats um and then I when I look at this now, I don't take it for granted. Ever, every seat that has ever been filled to watch something that I'm doing, I always appreciate because I know the empty seat that sits behind it. So thank you. Thank you to the people who watch, the people who share clips.
You know, everyone who's had an opinion, everyone who's been kind enough and gracious enough to you know, whether even if it's a critique, doesn't even have to be praised. But some people watching that I don't like it when you do this, but I but I watched. I want to say I appreciate those people. Even the people who hate watched. We've still got the ratings. Thank you. I'm eternally grateful to you. And uh this is random for
some but special shout out to black women. Um, I you know, I've I've been I've often been credited with, you know, having these grand ideas of people like, oh, Trevior, you're so smart and you s The'm like, I'm like, who do you think teaches me? You know, who do you think has shaped me, nourished me, informed me? You know from my mom, my grand you know, my aunt told these black women in my life, but then in America as well. If you always tell people, if you
truly to learn about America, talk to black women. Yeah, because unlike everybody else, black women cannot afford to around and find out. Black people understand how hard it is when things go bad, especially in America, but any place where black people exist, where it's Brazil with its South Africa, wherever it is, when things go bad, black people know
that it gets worse for them. But black women in particular, they know what is Genuinely, He'll always be shocked to be like, why do what black women turn out the way they do in America? Why do they vote the way that? Yeah, because they know what happens if things do not go the way it should, they cannot afford
to go around and find out. And to black women who have taught me, all of them, I mean the scholars online, the you know, the authors, everybody, the Rock Sand Gaze, the Trescy McMillan, Cottons, you know, I'll remember the names. You know, the zoet somebodies, the brilliant, brilliant women I've taken the time to inform me, to educate me, to argue with me, you know, the Toronto books who you know, we've laughed with me, talking about everything from
sexual assaults to just what life is like him. And I'll tell you, now, do yourself a favor. You truly want to know what to do or how to do it or maybe the best way of the most the most equitable way talk to black women. They are there are a lot of the reason that I'm here, and so I'm grateful to them. I'm grateful to every single one of you. There has been an honor. Thank you,
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