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“Tripp (and Graham)…has issues” is what happens when a conservative and a libertarian pull up stools, pour a couple of bourbons, and let the conversation run wherever it pleases. Blending sharp wit with unfiltered opinions, the show dives into everything from local happenings in Myrtle Beach and the Greater Grand Strand to national headlines and global affairs, with the occasional interview adding fresh perspective to the mix. It’s equal parts insightful and irreverent—a freewheeling, good-natured gripe session where ideas clash, laughs land, and no topic is off limits.

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Transcript

SPEAKER_02 0:20

And welcome to another episode of Trip and Graham Have Issues. And today has been an incredibly busy day, but it's a happy day because we have some great news.

SPEAKER_01 0:34

You know what that news is? I've already forgotten. It is Graham is back on social media. That's right. Nobody else has forgotten because they've all logged off their accounts when they saw me back on. Yeah. So uh long story short, the uh Meta and all of them, Amazon, uh all of the e-commerce and social sites have got AI looking at people's posts and it thought that I posted something uh inappropriate, including with a minor, which is not at all true. And it took about a month for them to get a human to look at it and finally reverse it. And I was just about to spend$4,000 on an attorney uh that specializes in getting these back. The same day that I was gonna go click to hit the payment button, yeah, I got an email that said Meta finally did look at it and saw that I did nothing wrong. Oh fantastic. Back on Instagram and Facebook and threads. Yeah. So yeah, that's what that's what they're doing. So uh be careful what you post as far as uh if a post you see something that says underage even or uh they had a story of one woman who uh took a picture of her daughter on on the beach on vacation and flagged it and lost her account.

SPEAKER_02 1:50

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 1:50

Um until until she had to hire them to get it back.

SPEAKER_02 1:54

So well, she shouldn't have had a MOA and a stripper pole on the beach. Yeah, that's it. Well that was that was the mistake. Yeah, yeah. Oops. But the uh I did I saw a uh a great, I guess it was an interview with uh a guy who's talking about all this AI stuff, and now he was he was referencing back to YouTube losing a huge case um where it was uh because they weren't protecting kids on it. And part of the reason they lost, in his estimation, was because they used uh because of the way they built their algorithms. And the way they built their algorithms again was using the early forms of AI. And so AI got them in trouble. So then they thought that they would use AI to get them out of trouble in the future, and all these other companies thought the same thing. So it's like, okay, you guys got screwed because you weren't controlling your own algorithm. So how are you gonna solve this? Well, let's let's not get be in control of our uh our our restrictions. I mean, you know, and he's right. Uh where's the common sense? I mean, in it's laziness, yeah, and uh a combination of laziness and it's a combination of um of just kind of greed. They don't want to pay a person to do. Yeah, yeah. And uh, I mean, I'm not I'm not a full-blown socialist by any means, but um there is the old pennywise pound short. And that is where I think a lot of these Harvard grads are or you know, Ivy Ivy League school dropouts, whatever they are in in tech, um, are really dropping the ball. And and it's a lack of um it's a lack of business experience and business education too on their part that that comes along with this.

SPEAKER_01 4:00

Yeah. Um hopefully there'd be a return because I th I can't remember if we were talking about it before, but it's also like in the fast food industry, uh, pretty much everywhere anymore. Quality is down everywhere, and it relates to the same kind of thing. So uh who it may have been us talking, the first one that'll that'll come back with customer service as key. Yeah, we were talking about that last time. Uh that'll be the first. And I think that these companies have to follow suit with their AI in the same way. You've got to have people. Oh, yeah. Um, that's someone you can get a hold of uh to I mean, because social media is not bulletproof. There people will leave if it gets to be too invasive, and we're we're at that that starting point now.

SPEAKER_02 4:39

Well, even grocery chains are are figuring it out now, too, um, because they got rid of all their people from checking people out.

SPEAKER_04 4:47

Yeah.

SPEAKER_02 4:48

So then they have everybody go through self-checkout. And gee, lo and behold, uh their um their loss uh prevention numbers are going through the roof because people are just bagging groceries that they don't scan.

SPEAKER_01 5:02

Yep. Or they'll put a uh they'll they're making their own stickers now somehow. Uh I saw one woman in a video where she was trying to say that no, that's it, that's what the sticker that was on it and that's what it costs. The manager was saying no. And in the video, you can see on her hand she's got all these stickers on her thumb where she was having them all to have them ready to place on whatever item. So she wasn't even smart enough to take them off her hand before she's doing. Yeah, so they're going in there putting uh other lower price stickers on high on the other items. And yeah.

SPEAKER_02 5:31

Well, it talk about uh low IQ women. Um the there's a viral video going out of this uh judge who um has this woman on a on a video call, and and she obviously doesn't know its video. And uh he said, ma'am, you can't call us while you're driving. And she goes, I'm not driving. And he's like, uh I'm seeing you. You're no, I'm not driving. I'm I I'm I'm not driving. And he said, Okay, where are you sitting? On the left or the right side? On the left. And he goes, That means you're driving. She goes, Well, no, I I I got confused. I'm on the right. And he goes, Okay, then um point the camera at the driver, and you see her face going, damn.

SPEAKER_01 6:21

Well, I I have to I have to ask their permission first.

SPEAKER_02 6:24

First, she gets out of the car, and then she's getting out of the driver's side of the car. You can see the steering wheel and everything else. He's like, Oh, yeah, you know, he just went ahead and she lost the case right there. Boom. But um uh talk about eight.

SPEAKER_01 6:40

All she had to say was that you know, on some cell phones still, the front cameras flipped. Yeah, so all she had to say was, oh, but my camera flips the image. It made you look like you're in the driver's city of your investment. But I mean that wouldn't have worked, but it would have been a good thing to try.

SPEAKER_02 6:54

I think she didn't think she was on video. She thought it was just an audio flip. I think so.

SPEAKER_01 6:58

I I thought she she knew she was, but was trying to get away with it.

SPEAKER_02 7:02

No, I I I think I think the because just the reaction she had uh when he said, you know, flip the the camera over to your uh driver. She's like, Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_01 7:14

Yeah, I think I'll have to watch it again.

SPEAKER_02 7:16

I don't think she mouth camera, but you could tell on her face she was like, uh I didn't know he was actually looking. I'm not sure. Yeah, who knows? Um, but yeah.

SPEAKER_01 7:24

I did see one similar to that where the guy he was on a suspended license and he was on the call and he was in his car and he was at the doctor's office. He drove himself to and he didn't realize he's oh man. I I ain't think of that. Um, you write you I'm like you're in court because you're not supposed to be driving and your license is suspended, and they're you just admitted you drove to the doctor. They're fun to watch.

SPEAKER_02 7:52

These court cam videos and all these are fun to watch. Yeah. I mean, it's just oh, crazy, crazy. What else you got? You got some issues for it?

SPEAKER_01 8:01

Yeah, I got one another big one with uh I don't know who's doing this, Brenda Bethune or who exactly, but uh somebody like Martina would know if we can ever get her on an interview. If you're listening to this, Martina. Uh she'll be on, we'll get her on. Uh they're tearing down the Ed's hobby shop, uh, that whole block, apparently, or at least that building. They've already started. They've got there's video of a uh heavy machinery tearing the back of the building off. Yeah. I don't know why whoever it is is so set on destroying the only area of history we have left in Myrtle Beach, pretty much. But yeah, they're gung-ho tearing that down already. I guess is to straighten 501 part of that process.

SPEAKER_02 8:42

That's part of their bullshit. Uh excuse me, but that's that's part of their their stupid lame ass excuse. Yeah. It really and the reason the reason they're straightening it out is because it was going now, it'll end at uh uh uh at the properties that are owned by Brown. Um so um yeah. But the other things they just did want to destroy all of downtown and and and and the old classic downtown and um and put up their uh you know cracker boxes or whatever it is uh that they they want to put in there. Um but it was a control issue, but it's um I'm trying to think what's her name, Mary uh that owns all those little uh Marilyn Juning. Juning? Uh yeah, she's got the like on Oak Street. She has all those little pastel buildings. Pastel buildings, yeah. And um and she has been a diehard holdout. You know what's really funny about her? She is probably one of the five Democrats that we have, actual Democrat Democrats, not the Democrats call themselves Republicans, uh Democrats in Myrtle Beach. Uh but uh yeah, uh Miriam?

SPEAKER_01 9:56

Uh Marilyn, I'm pretty sure it's Marilyn Tuning. Um something like that. But I I know who you're talking about. Yeah, yeah. A lot of a lot of you know, longtime residents know who she is.

SPEAKER_02 10:08

Uh yeah, yeah. And I I I've known her well because I used to talk to her all the time um when I was you know running five points and and stuff.

SPEAKER_01 10:17

So and I just to clarify, I could be way off on the name in case I don't want anybody to get that uh confused if it's not her.

SPEAKER_02 10:25

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Um but uh yeah, I I I it is it's in Ed's hobby shop was so cool because it had all those RC um things like the planes and things like that, uh models that you could uh have up there. Um uh you know, yeah, it's just uh I just really miss it.

SPEAKER_01 10:47

Yeah. The uh diecast car builds and the model, you all you just said the models, yeah, they have all that stuff kids used to love to go in there.

SPEAKER_02 10:57

Oh yeah. And and he uh well and when he was around, he knew everything. I mean, absolutely everything um that was on with these um with these sports and he didn't care encourage kids and stuff. I remember one time going in there and he was talking about um to this one uh young guy about HO gauges for uh trains. And I was like, how can he know everything about everything in here? And and uh yeah, it was it was crazy. I love that place. It was just it was great, and again, it's just that old heritage that used to be uh part of the heartbeat of old Myrtle Beach that they're just wanting to stomp out.

SPEAKER_01 11:41

All the stuff you had to see if you were going to the beach forever because that was the thoroughfare, and it's just I don't know. I think even some tourists coming that uh that's like me. I go to Gatlinburg every year, every December, and it's like it's becoming so commercialized, and they're starting to tear out uh some of the older places, and I'm like, this is it's kind of reminds me of you were talking about algorithms earlier. Uh in this book I'm reading how algorithms flatten culture, it's kind of that same thing because it's you you're we're just replacing it with the same stuff you have at your in your city, right? So it's like it's familiar and it may do well, you know, like uh Morgan Wallins or whoever it was bar that's down there, yeah, that replaced a local spot. That kind of stuff is just it's it just it flattens everything, makes everything the same, ubiquitous everywhere. And it's I have a feeling that's what they'll do with that property or whatever they put along 501. And uh it's sad to see.

SPEAKER_02 12:39

Well, in I will predict right now the uh some of those old businesses that were like car lots and everything else cost 501. Um the cabal lights and the uh developerites and stuff, they're gonna have their their uh their sites set on all those those places. Yeah. And uh yeah. They'll they'll zone them out. They'll zone them out.

SPEAKER_01 13:05

That's how they'll do it. Yeah, yeah. Or eminent domain or whatever. I guess if that's city, yeah, that's city limits. There's still most of it.

SPEAKER_02 13:12

Yeah, I don't I don't think meant much of it is donut hold at all. You're right. That's too bad. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 13:19

Well, I'll tell you another one. Uh this is really sad. I have a big issue with this. I think a lot of people do. This assisted suicide girl. Have you seen this? The uh she was um R-worded, uh everybody knows what I mean, by a bunch of uh North African immigrants that were brought in and put in communal living where they had this experiment. I don't can't remember if it was this girl's in Spain. I can't remember if it was there, but they were experimenting where uh locals would they would move them in with these immigrants to help them kind of assimilate. Uh failed experiment, very dangerous. But it sounds like this may be that same kind of thing because there was uh a bunch of them that R worded her. 25 years old now, she dealt with so much depression from and they never got charged. The guys they were never charged. So she was dealing with so much depression, she jumped off a five-story building, tried to kill herself, didn't, became paralyzed. Yeah. Now uh dealing with the depression and the and the paralyzation and knowing that they did nothing, nobody helped her. Uh Spain is going to assist in her suicide.

SPEAKER_02 14:25

Oh, how how how nice. Yeah. Uh they're just the the the they are so heartfelt.

SPEAKER_01 14:33

Talk about telling a girl she's worthless. Yeah. Like, yeah, we'll yeah, sure, we'll help you die. What did you what do you need? Come on in, we'll we'll get rid of you. It's it's disgusting. Uh that's a wild one. And her picture is on Facebook, and it's just it's heartbreaking just to look at her. Yeah, and she I I think it was yesterday they did it. Yeah. So she's gone because of because of this mass third world immigration that we're uh dealing with. Well, essentially.

SPEAKER_02 14:57

And and this also dovetails into all of these countries that have uh single payer for uh health care and stuff like that. Um and their healthcare system is so overtaxed, so horrible. And of course, you know, you've got the Bernie Sanders types that keep uh misinterpreting all the numbers and saying how wonderful it is and how everybody loves it. Uh but they are all those country countries also start adapting all these things to do assisted suicides for people who are elderly or have you know chronic diseases, or um uh they also do things where they restrict and um and kind of grade uh what your life is worth to the community and will restrict the type of health care that they give to you and and perform and so on and so forth. Yeah, uh collectivism on on that that scale is is just absolutely the the warm embrace of socialism that uh Mundani uh keeps talking about is uh just crazy. And um I'm hoping and praying that more and more of the uh populist wave that's going across uh Europe, I think that's been kind of uh influenced by the United States continues. Um and uh I mean it's crazy. Even with this war that's going on, you know, now they've got the Hormuz is semi-open. Uh they've got ten boats that are gonna be going through there full of oil. That's what they say. And that's what he says. Yeah, and the feckless NATO, which is, you know, we always knew that they would never come to our aid. Uh we asked them to help out. They wouldn't do it. Now the things are winding down. Oh, yeah, okay, we'll do now. Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 16:50

So it's just uh jump in at the last minute. Yeah, sounds about right after we cover everything.

SPEAKER_02 16:55

They want to get their participation trophy.

SPEAKER_01 16:58

Yeah, exactly. That's like with uh I just saw yesterday an interview with Viktor Bonn, who's the leader of Hungary, of course. Uh there, but the EU is charging the much like the UN, useless. The EU is charging them uh it was something a million for it a day or something like that. Um each day that they don't let in basically whoever from the third world that want to come in. He says, no, we're we're we're choosing determinism and we're not gonna do it, and fine us all you want, it's not gonna happen. And I'm of Hungarian heritage, so I was like, yeah, that's uh that's cool. Yeah, I like Victor. Um, but yeah, that there's holdout Poland is another one. There's the the few holdouts, and look how well they're doing. Exactly.

SPEAKER_02 17:40

And that's that's their that is why they really want to punish them, is because the optics look bad for the rest of them that are doing this. And uh and then they can't stand it that we've got uh uh the vice president, president, and secretary of state running around the world saying, look, what you're doing is stupid, and look at what it's costing you, and you are endangering your uh your civilian population, uh the native civilian population, and they will get back at you. Well, gosh, you know, if you would have just kept your mouth shut, they they wouldn't have known to come back after us. And you and you shouldn't have told them that they had power, because we've been telling them for a long time they don't have that power, but yeah, and they're they're starting to get kind of that stuff kind of shoved down their their throats. And they're seeing it at the ballots, yeah, you know, all over the place. You've got uh Georgia, you've got uh seats turning over in Germany, you have seats turning over in Belgium, uh you know, uh seats turning over in France. Uh of course Italy has already had it go through. So um yeah, it it's I I just keep hoping that it it this adjustment, this world adjustment keeps on going on. I hope they get rid of the UN. I I would I would love it if they say, you know, if you want the UN, why don't you put a building in Switzerland and then take your damn frickin' diplomats that come over here and commit crimes and get away with it because of immunity. Take them with you. Yeah, and and if you come over here, you no longer have immunity because you're no longer a diplomat.

SPEAKER_01 19:24

Yeah, that's a good plan.

SPEAKER_02 19:26

Yeah. Ship them out. Uh NATO, just say, look, we're just gonna have country to country uh packs. We're not gonna have groups anymore. And uh, oh, by the way, we're not paying for anybody's protection. They've got to come up with their own stuff. And oh, by the way, we have the best stuff, you can buy it from us.

SPEAKER_01 19:46

Yeah, that's that that's the other thing. That was being killed off was us having the best stuff and the best personnel. Yeah. And the and the best tech and the best secrets. That was all being jettisoned off in the name of uh the Biden type presidency. Yeah. So now we're back, at least as far as that's uh, you know, I mean our military is concerned.

SPEAKER_02 20:04

We didn't we didn't want to participate with this whole debacle with uh the Soviet Union or Soviet Union, uh that's how old I am, uh, with Russia and uh Ukraine. And um and quite frankly, I in my opinion, um it's the Western countries that were more responsible for the problems that they had exasperating um the situation between Russia and Ukraine than Russia did. Um, I I unfortunately I can see a lot of the Federation's uh concerns. And of course, they it just opened the door when uh you know by saying the Russian populace in Ukraine wanted well blah blah blah, they did not. And it's not not something that was really that wide. Those people weren't suffering. Yeah. So but uh again, uh there's why sit there and say, Well, yeah, we're gonna put them into NATO and we're gonna have you know missiles right at your doorstep. There's what's why?

SPEAKER_01 21:11

Yeah, exactly. What's the point to stop Putin from I mean he's it's shown how weak they really are already. Oh yeah. I mean, there's no uh but they act like he's the uh the biggest uh threat to the entire world. It's just funny.

SPEAKER_02 21:26

Hats off to the Ukraine, they developed weapons themselves, drone technology themselves, and they stole drone technology from Russia and used it against them. Um and it's real interesting in how how they've done that. Yeah, but we started developing drones based on Ukrainian technology. I didn't realize that. Oh, yeah, yeah, it's it's kind of wild. But the Ukrainians um what they did was uh the Russians were gonna swarm them with some stuff, but they already had a plan that they were going to capture uh some of the they they figured out how they could capture the uh the the signals and then start landing those those things and then getting them back before the russians could go out and get them so that they could uh they could reverse engineer them. By the time the Russians figured it out and they got some of their drones coming back they already lost a a bunch of them and they lost a bunch of troops trying to recover some. So it was uh it was amazing. And then of course uh later on um when they had you know uh things going on they thought oh we got a uh one of our drones coming back and then it goes and bombs one of their um their stuff it was it was it was a uh it was a Russian drone already had a signature and everything else but it was being controlled by the Ukraines.

SPEAKER_01 22:52

So um it was admittedly funny.

SPEAKER_02 22:55

It it is it is and uh and embarrassing for the the Russians. I mean they they just they keep stepping into it. I mean some of the stuff they do is is amazing. The Russians convinced like uh the North Koreans and Cubans and some others to uh donate troops and their troops they thought were going to be used in the back lines as support no they they shoved them cannon fodder into the front lines and got them slaughtered and most of these people were ill trained and everything else and and uh so when round two came and they're like okay we need some more and they're like nope fool me once so uh and so they've had to um that's interesting oh they're doing conscription uh conscription yeah in uh in Russia and some of the uh the excuses and the ways that people are trying to get out of it or are getting out of it is entertaining to when you hear about it and stuff. So this is a another popcorn past the popcorn kind of moment to watch all this stuff unfold. It is it's pretty funny. So uh yeah it's it's I don't know.

SPEAKER_01 24:15

Uh see uh and we've all forgotten that it's still ongoing and there is still news about it. It's kind of it's uh yesterday's war but uh yeah it's still interesting to hear about.

SPEAKER_02 24:25

But now there uh here's uh here's an also ran with it. Uh both China and um and Russia have had their representatives telling Iran to cease fire and lay down arms. Telling them telling them to give up. And you know this is beyond um I don't think we're gonna help you this is not only we're gonna help you we're gonna tell you you're done and so uh yeah they're they're having some some uh uh come to a moments going on there right now with with these things uh going on with Arabic conflict um I mean essentially they're gone they're done but they just there's so much armament and so many radicalized population that have those armaments in hand uh it's gonna make still make things difficult for um eternity really uh after all this is said and done yeah yeah because it's not this isn't isn't a political or a geographical area this is a religious fanaticism uh problem that they've got down there.

SPEAKER_01 25:40

Yeah yeah which they can use to their advantage because with I mean that's the only religion really where there's uh you're you're supposed to go out and kill yourself and other people in the process. So it's hard to fight those wars for that reason. They're all they all want to be a martyr.

SPEAKER_04 25:57

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 25:58

So we're we're it's it's good that they're being taken out in that area at least where they're the biggest state sponsor of terrorism. So yeah. I think that's uh I think it's a good war. Um and as you said it's probably gonna be no World War III because China and Russia are telling them to cut it out and oh yeah give up. So I think that's avoided as well. Yeah. I think it's well played. Uh well here's another thing the founder of OnlyFans has passed away.

SPEAKER_02 26:25

Aww yeah and in other news that's Elon was going to buy it to shut it down or something. It's a well heard rumor.

SPEAKER_01 26:37

Yeah and then I saw another one that said if if he doesn't shut it down he's gonna make it all free. And I'm like okay that's brilliant. Okay you keep the app you didn't shut it down you're not in any you know it's just nobody pays for anything anymore and nobody gets paid. That that gets rid of all the e-girls and all the you know the young simps that it's such a weird app to me because apparently this is what I'm assuming don't don't make any jokes I'm assuming that you when you subscribe to someone it doesn't show who is subscribing to you. I could be wrong but I would think that that that doesn't tell the the female performer and I put that in quotes as a it's a a too highly regarded of a word but I assume it doesn't tell them. So there's all these guys that are hanging out with and people they actually know and paying to see these girls do stuff. So let's say they're all hanging out in a group somewhere and these girls don't know that they're hanging out with guys that are paying to watch them do the which I mean they're voluntarily on there they probably may maybe they wouldn't care. But it's just such a creepy weird idea to me that's that's different than porn.

SPEAKER_02 27:47

Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 27:48

With porn you usually don't know who those people are uh a lot of it's free um but it's it's just strange that it's like I could be if I had a girl best friend I could pay to watch her and she doesn't know like I'm like I'm peeking through the electronic window. It's just it's weird to me. So yeah Martina does do that and makes it free I I just that's such a brilliant move I don't know I just uh but you'll have to shut down your OnlyFan page then well no I'll just I'll I'll keep mine I'll do my stuff for free the people deserve that at least that's right anyway you want to watch Graham uh smoking a cigar and eating potato chips go to his OnlyFan page well it was$85 a month and now it's free. You're welcome jeez I hope he does do it either way shut it down or make it free. Yeah and then the other good news is Soro uh Sora is going away apparently this uh the company that was creating all the AI slot videos or the company that that fuel that powered the the tech to do it yeah you could go on and type in your own thing and it'd make you a video. Yeah um it turns out they were ignoring copyright uh root law so they were using character like you could put Mickey Mouse or something in uh one of your AI videos yeah which is against copyright law or whatever you know whatever character and um and they were losing like 15 million a day uh is what I as what I read yesterday. I don't know that seems like a lot to me but uh maybe that's why they're shutting it down. But it costs so much to generate these things that people were doing even if they were making uh 15 to 50 cents per minute of video or however much they were because that's like a billion a week. Yeah that's uh it seems like a lot but maybe it was I I know that they said that number I just don't know if it's accurate. But they're shutting down too so we're getting rid of the uh simps and the e-girls and AI slop which is destroying everybody because even if you know it's AI you're still scrolling doom scrolling and watching it all yeah so we're not getting anything done as far as uh bettering our brains or anything so those two things uh in the same week I I I think it's a good week. So my I had those are my positive issues. Oh this is uh the meds are working yeah exactly finding only took 45 years for them to kick in what else I got for us I think that's about all I had the uh the assisted suicide girl was the big one for me that I was just it's infuriating and so sad. Yeah could have had a flourishing life but we we've got to cut out the the whole world's got to stop this third world immigration crap. That's all it is.

SPEAKER_02 30:44

Well that and it and it's a and it's a huge morality issue that uh people have to start addressing.

SPEAKER_01 30:49

Yeah it really is oh yeah the woman who's doing it uh I don't know if it was some woman that's like at the the the forefront of all this she said it was her uh a greatest accomplishment in life uh she was responsible for 14 different deaths she said it was her the greatest thing she's ever accomplished I get I guess I can I try to put my mind in other people's minds so to speak and try to figure out and I guess she means she thinks she's stopping suffering. Maybe that's not the way to do it though.

SPEAKER_02 31:23

That's well it's killing people it also reminds me of this uh I I guess it was some sort of congresswoman or something that was on this panel uh uh involving you know when they had the testimony uh from the father whose daughter was murdered by an illegal immigrant she was at at the university and uh and her comment was well you know we can't uh blame the immigrant for some girl being in the wrong place at the wrong time something you know I was just like wow I would have uh I would have lost it she evidently uh is trying to reverse herself on this but she is she's toast she is absolutely toast and well deservedly so she said this to the father like in the right I believe it was in that that panel or that hearing that they had yeah and um yeah I'm surprised he didn't launch over the oh he's probably so whatever so uh numb from the stupidity that he's had to endure uh that's that's absolutely it but on that note uh this has been another issue of trip and graham have issues uh tune in to our dropped episodes on every Tuesday and if you um like this and you want to hear more podcasts uh that we offer at libertycrackmedia.com go to libertycrackmedia.com and enjoy some more content so uh until next week graham will come up with some more issues for us right as as always it's easy to do that's right all right take care everybody okay see you later goodbye bye will the papers scream and the TV cry about every little thing on the blue sky they'll tell you a D what to think what to say while texting a picture every damn payday or trip edit not like he just wanted while the building walls just left talking head on the we all gotta fix that left or right