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Rediscovering Armenian Roots, Biden’s Exit, and the Future of the Democratic Party
What does it feel like to rediscover your roots and share that journey with the world? Join us as Marc takes us on an unforgettable trip to Armenia, where he connects with his heritage, makes an appearance on Armenian TV, and visits the inspiring Emili Aregak Center.
Shifting gears, we tackle the seismic shift in the political landscape with Joe Biden stepping down from the presidential race. Can the Democratic Party survive without a well-prepared roster of younger candidates?
Welcome to another episode of the Absolute DMV Podcast. It's your man, ace Boogie. I am excited because we are bike, bike the Holy Trinity Well, not the Holy, I mean, I don't want to go that far, but the Trinity is here. We are bike with my man mark hey, hey to raid and my man ego on the board I'm on the board.
Speaker 2:Gentlemen well, I can't even say gentlemen mark, mark you have been halfway around the globe?
Speaker 1:yep, please tell us about it. We're getting straight into it. I don't even want to, we ain't Mark. You have been halfway around the globe? Yep, please tell us about it. We're getting straight into it. We ain't even going to waste time with me and Ego. How have you been? How was Armenia? How was the press tour? Tell us man. What's up?
Speaker 3:No, it was good man. Armenia was amazing. It was my first time, um, obviously my I'm part armenian on my mom's side, so my mom and I, uh, we went and it was her first time as well.
Speaker 1:It's that one drop rule.
Speaker 3:You know like I said the motherland, you got exactly, if you got one drop of armenian and you are armenian there you go, there you go.
Speaker 3:Yeah, no, but it was. It was good. You, the diaspora, you know, or coming from the diaspora to see the homeland for the first time, was awesome. Connected with a lot of folks there that I've already known, met a lot of new folks, had a chance to really talk about my new song, honoring the High. Got a chance to go on Good Morning Armenia on Sean TV, which is one of the big stations out there. There's another segment on Voice of America, the Armenian channel, which will be coming out and, yeah, just got a chance to connect with folks over there. And one of the main things I went for, in addition to just seeing the land and talking about my new song and everything, was also to meet with this therapy center over there, the Emily Ardegok Center, and speak to them about the type of therapy that I do here play-based therapy, called floor time and speak to them about that and then also give a performance for the kids. We did like a jam session, so it was really cool kids were getting into it.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it was a good time, yeah yeah, no, so I yeah, I proposed it. Uh, some of it on my Instagram and stuff. Okay, I got a lot of footage. I just posted some pictures of it and stuff and there's a reel, but yeah, See, that's hot. I got to get back on Instagram.
Speaker 2:I don't be on it. I'm sorry your show, I don't be on social media at all.
Speaker 1:I don't know what's happening. I mean, if somebody didn't tell me about it, I don't know what's happening. But, yeah, continue. I'm sorry.
Speaker 3:No, but yeah, it's always good. I got a chance to connect with them, see their center, see the great work that they do and again, that's important because part of the proceeds from this new song are going to be donated to them. And then, you know, it's also great because I'm there on behalf of my work, speaking to them about the type of therapy that I do. So hopefully we'll be able to do some trainings and collaborations and bring you know floor time therapy over to Armenia. And yeah, no, it was awesome and I had my first viral TikTok, which was happened when I was over there.
Speaker 1:I gotta get a TikTok. What the fuck right I have to get?
Speaker 3:a tiktok. All I gotta say is what the fuck it was a good time. No, we landed and there's a a holiday called vardavar, which is like a armenian water festival and it's like once a year it's like the first saturday in july. So it's kind of like thanksgiving. It changes, you know it's not like on a set day. You know it's kind of like Thanksgiving. It changes. It's not like on a set day. It's kind of like Thanksgiving is the third Thursday in.
Speaker 3:November or whatever. It changes year to year so I didn't know that that was going to be the actual date. So when we flew in on July 5th, our first real day when we woke up was the 6th, which was the day and we could see from the rooftop or from our window of the hotel. Basically everyone's throwing water at each other the entire day, so it's a vibe People running around with super soakers, people up on buildings got buckets of water, they're filling it up in their sink and they're dropping bomb water bombs on people. There's fountains in the Republic Squares, in the main city, the downtown, central, the Air Van, the main capital, it's got all these water fountains. The air van, the main capital.
Speaker 2:It's got all these water fountains.
Speaker 3:People are running around and spraying each other People are driving by in cars.
Speaker 2:You know, drive-bys, yeah, big-ass water fight, yeah, basically. So I feel like, do you think that there was like no ill will, it was like all having fun? There was nobody.
Speaker 3:Oh, absolutely.
Speaker 2:Like one person being. No, I'm telling you there's some shit. Oh, I mean like throwing piss at somebody I was about to say, yeah, that's what I'm saying like you know if that shit happened over here, you know there would have been on the news some bullshit I don't want to be terrible, but I feel like that's something that only like americans would do exactly, I just feel like that's something that you know, man, like, like other countries when they're out celebrating and everything like that somebody has to ruin somebody
Speaker 2:has to be the one to ruin their happiness.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Like I mean not to change it but not to kind of change the subject, but I've seen just an example of it Caribbean culture, yeah, like festival culture, yeah, exactly Like women go out, they'll wear the skimpy not the skimpy, but most like just even not to be terrible, but even you just saying it like that just wearing their costumes.
Speaker 1:No I mean, it does show a lot of skin, yeah, but I don't want to call it skimpy, because skimpy has a negative connotation to it. But yeah, caribbean culture. You know what I'm saying? Revealing, revealing. We'll say that, whatever I just I call it a costume.
Speaker 2:That's really all it is to me. No, definitely the Brazilian. Is it the Brazilian one?
Speaker 1:no, a Caribbean bro like.
Speaker 3:Antigua, the West End you're thinking about that one festival in Rio but even that one too, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:But even that one too, carnival, all those. When we look at it, as you know what I'm saying through American eyes we see sex you know what I'm saying While all those other people in that culture they're just having a good time. This is culture. They're just having a good time. Even when you see the women dance on the men, it's just a dance.
Speaker 3:It's a dance.
Speaker 1:Even if it is. I mean because we'll look at it and we'll see the type of dance that it is and we'll be like, damn, I wouldn't want my girl doing that. But in their culture it's literally just a dance. You know what I'm saying, so I can kind of you know, I understand what you're saying that somebody, you would think that somebody would always ruin something like that. But, I'm just of the belief that I think that's an American thing, that Americans are going to take something that's too far, Too wonderful and just kind of try to ruin it in that aspect.
Speaker 1:Like you know what I'm saying, Like just somebody, just and truthfully, it's not even and it might not even be malicious. They're just thinking it's funny.
Speaker 2:I'm going to go piss at somebody. It'll. I'm gonna go piss at somebody. It'd be viral, or something like that.
Speaker 1:Yeah, you know I'm gonna go piss at somebody because well, they're just gonna get washed off with water later.
Speaker 2:Yeah, so you know, I don't know, maybe that's just me. I guess it's kind of it's weird because the same situations are like the college situation when somebody's like, oh, they wore a black face to be funny. And then you're like then later like I didn't know it was gonna be that bad.
Speaker 3:Yeah, it's kind of like you don't do the research to figure out what it's about you know what? The what the caribbean holiday is about, what carnival is about, what anything is about, and then you just do it thinking it's going to be funny, and then it's like, well, yeah, because you're trying to make it your own, you're kind of almost colonizing the holiday, you know, without understanding what it is, you know but I definitely think it's too far that armenia.
Speaker 1:You guys have a big ass water yeah, it was a lot of fun that's. That's actually dope as hell. I wish we could have something like that out here.
Speaker 2:It wouldn't be um I'm telling you right now black people, I was about to say yeah, we're not allowed to have super soakers mark. Will bruno be doing that like? Because I know next year.
Speaker 3:Yeah, I'm gonna bring her next year. She better be there. You know she'd be there. No, no, but hair.
Speaker 2:You know how like your hair situation, like they're like hey, hey, hey.
Speaker 1:I think Bruno's a Brazilian. I don't think she's worried about this.
Speaker 3:Well, yes and no it depends when she's got her braids in. She's a little, she's ready to go.
Speaker 2:Yeah, well, she's, yeah, she's got to be prepped. Have time to you know Straighten and taken care of hey. I've known a lot of women. Yo, I'm fucking with you, I'm fucking with you.
Speaker 1:You should know. You should know, bro. I don't know what you mean.
Speaker 2:Yes, bro but I'm not going to.
Speaker 1:I don't See, I am of the belief now because I'm older and I have more understanding.
Speaker 2:You have girls.
Speaker 1:Yes, I also have girls, and my daughter has very, very beautiful curly hair and I'm not straightening, I'm not allowing.
Speaker 3:Actually, let me just say, yeah, I'm allowing Straighten her hair.
Speaker 1:Yeah, my mother, not my mother, her mother.
Speaker 2:And I have decided that we are not going to straighten her hair.
Speaker 1:We're not going to put any heat, we're not going to do anything.
Speaker 2:We're going to straighten her hair. We're not going to put any heat, we're not going to do anything, we're just going to let it grow. You know what I'm saying moisturize it and let it grow naturally, you know? That's so the difference between somebody not letting it be natural or somebody actually doing the work to get it straightened.
Speaker 1:And in that, situation and that's what I'm saying, like because my daughter's hair would be I'm not gonna lie to you, would say it that her hair would be way easier to deal with if it was straight. But she got my curls and truthfully, she doesn't even have my curls yeah, childlike. You know what I'm saying? That African joint Straight, yo, straight Straight. She got the most beautiful, tight, like her curls are tight, yeah, but still like springy, yo. You see, I'm sorry, I'm talking about my girl.
Speaker 2:Yeah, look at you, I love my girl.
Speaker 1:I love my girl, catch my feeling Look at me, look at me, proud dad. But yeah, proud dad, proud dad, proud dad.
Speaker 2:But yeah so where are? We at. Going back, you're going back.
Speaker 3:Yeah, but no ill will Again. So I took the video of. It was my mom, mostly my mom in the video, but just people in not even the main Water Fountain Square but one of the squares and it's like 20 seconds long. Just having fun little clips and I pieced it together real quick, put the music for my new song Honoring the High in there and posted it. And I think because I posted it On the day early in the day at like 10 o'clock, while it was happening most people were kind of taking footage throughout the day and then you know doing whatnot. It just caught on and it got like over 125,000 views and people were like recognizing my mom around the city from the video in the coming weeks.
Speaker 2:I think that was actually lit. Yeah, it was fun. That's dope. It's like the sun hanging with his mom and having a great time and the mom going viral, basically.
Speaker 3:Yeah basically, she was probably. Yeah, she was the star of the video for sure that's dope, yeah, that's dope.
Speaker 1:Shout out to moms yeah.
Speaker 3:No, it was a good time. And then, yeah, we went around after that to the market and everything, because we were like, all right, we did our part of our experience, we did the water thing, but people were going hard all day. So it was like we were walking around like looking at the buildings being like there's an open window, so they're gonna drop the bucket.
Speaker 2:We just gotta wait until he drops the bucket on those people then we move and then we move.
Speaker 3:Yeah, armenia turned into a third war country with a 12, basically people were driving around on the streets and they'd be looking around like like I see like a Beamer drive-by with, like all its windows rolled down. I'm gonna step back yeah because he's gonna, he's gonna roll up and it was literally like drive-by with super soakers spray, spray, spray.
Speaker 2:Yeah, no, that's good, I want to be dry now. Can we stop?
Speaker 3:I like that, you know you know, but next time I'm being prepared, definitely going to go over there. People were selling super soakers and whatnot. I got to buy that stock up, get ready for war.
Speaker 2:You're going to have the outfit and all.
Speaker 3:Exactly. Yeah, I'm going to have like a grenade vest with water balloons.
Speaker 2:Yep, yep.
Speaker 1:You know what? That's the perfect segue for me.
Speaker 2:Yeah, there you go. War, War, there we go.
Speaker 1:We have had a change in regimes. Oh we have had a change in regimes. Oh, or at least not a change of regimes, change in leadership of regimes. Um yeah, joe biden has dropped out of the presidential race.
Speaker 2:It's and okay, I can say something about it.
Speaker 2:I'm glad because honestly, I am too I'm glad yeah, I'm glad because of course, the the person who's representing democrats the party. It was definitely looking bad in our part like there was like are you kidding me? This guy is going to represent yeah the party and also we were like what like at as a debate, even when we saw we talked about the debate a little bit before the CNN, the actual fake debate or whatever. I was like what the hell's happening. That was rough and then, after he did the calling out his little talk and he called different names.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he called Zelensky Putin, which was like real bad.
Speaker 2:And he didn't think about it when he said it and he looked like what.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Bro, I mean at this point, he's the oldest president we've ever had.
Speaker 3:Well, he was the oldest, four years ago, ever.
Speaker 2:Okay.
Speaker 3:And the problem was, I think, that he initially said when he won I'm a transition president, which I think a lot of people and I think meant it at that time at least was I'm not going to run for another term, I'm going to be the one I've stopped Trump. I'm a transition. We're going to get a new candidate down the road. But you know, and then I guess that change. Maybe he got in his ego, maybe he thought he didn't accomplish everything he wanted to. Maybe people were telling him you're the best chance to be Trump again, whatever the reason. But the facts was it's four years down the road. He was the oldest. Now he's four years older and the Democratic Party didn't lay the groundwork for any other candidates who are younger. They have people Kamala, pete, buttigiegaj who are already in his administration, plus, not to mention there's like a lot of others, but they didn't lay any groundwork but these, I mean those two people that you've named.
Speaker 1:Yes, we're probably the the next up, um, but at the same time, we understood that they couldn't do the job they tried they, they literally tried four years ago.
Speaker 2:Isn't it like the popular vote, like they felt that they weren't as popular, like the numbers didn't look right? Yeah.
Speaker 1:I mean they didn't win the Democratic race. Dominique.
Speaker 2:You know what I'm saying so.
Speaker 1:They tried and they didn't win. Kamala got really close, Buttigieg was strong in the beginning, but he fell off later on, and I mean so. So the idea behind it for me is like you said, they didn't lay the groundwork, but those two people who had the best chance couldn't unseat Biden at the time, and now Biden's dropping out. Now these two people who the Democratic Party didn't seem to have the trust in at the time are now pushed in.
Speaker 3:Kamala's the one, and who knows who the VP's pick is going to be. She might mess around and pick Buttigieg. Yeah, it could be. I mean, it's got to be tough. The other problem is, I think, that the Democratic Party has already been isolating themselves and they've already isolated themselves from the far left, or really from where the left is, because America in general has just moved farther to the right. The right has gotten more far right, the left has gotten more center and what should be the left is now considered the extreme left by American standards when, like Bernie Sanders was going to be, a lot of people wanted him, a lot of Gen Zs, millennials, younger people, and when they picked Hillary and then they, you know he wasn't even really in the contending for the next round. That isolated a lot of younger people.
Speaker 2:I wish he was actually back in the race. Oh my God.
Speaker 1:No, I mean.
Speaker 3:He's too old. Now too, though that's the reality. But I felt he's still sharper than oh he's definitely sharper than Biden as far as being articulate.
Speaker 2:Like the thing about it is it is again I get it that by default they had to pick the vice president right by default because that's the closest three. She hasn't done enough to actually have the votes, enough to be like. I trust this is a better choice. Right, that's what I'm—I have a problem. I think she, to be honest, as a vice president, president, hasn't done any work as a vice president.
Speaker 3:Besides, besides, one thing is but that's also the immigration thing or the wall well, yeah, and that that's already controversial as it is, and then on top of that, I think that's probably the fault of I mean again, there's probably more.
Speaker 2:I'm an outsider looking in of the party yeah, the party and the administration.
Speaker 3:They haven't given her stuff because the vice president is like they're not going to be able to do the stuff. They can only it's like they do what they're assigned, you know. So they should have been laying the groundwork, saying, all right, we have the oldest president in the history of the country running. Now let's spend the next four years giving the vice president some nice stuff to do from a PR standpoint, in case we need her down the road. But and then other people?
Speaker 2:but the thing about it, I don't think she even wanted it. Like, do you understand?
Speaker 3:like yeah, I don't know again as a vice president.
Speaker 2:You know your future, right? You know, like I, if something happens, I have to step up to be the next best thing, right? If she didn't even do that, like it's like she didn't come out to do anything, that like, say, I'm with the president on this, I'm on the president on that, she just literally like, tell me what I need to do and I'm just gonna sit back and chill, and that's what happened. That's puppet. She's playing the puppet. Do you know what I'm saying?
Speaker 1:that's what I feel but it could also, it could also be yeah, that's tough because in my and sorry, but in my opinion that's what Biden did. Yeah, so as a vice president, your job is literally to support the president, so you're not supposed to be out there trying to outshine him, or you know what I'm saying yes and no.
Speaker 1:Bringing too much attention to yourself. That's what I mean. But that's where, almost where, go back to. This is once again showing my age, dick Cheney. No, I'm not even going that far. I mean, I'm going farther. I'm going to go. Clinton and Gore. You see, when the problem I want to say one of the biggest problems with Gore is his aspirations to be president was too strong, like he was trying to do stuff while Bill was in office and even though Bill was doing his own thing. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Doing his own thing. Yeah, he was doing his own thing.
Speaker 1:He was being a celebrity. Yeah, bro, you know what?
Speaker 3:I'm saying my sax and my phone.
Speaker 2:But even then it made sense right. It made sense as either vice president or president.
Speaker 1:It made sense because those yin and yang right, but that's what I'm saying as a vice president.
Speaker 3:Your job is to kind of sit back and shut up, and Kamala's been doing her job, but the reality of it too, I think, could also be more complex, because just look at it from Joe Biden when he was the president or vice president, what did he do? Well, also, what he did really for the ticket. Why they picked him was because he was a seasoned politician who is a white male, who could be the bridging factor for a lot of these scared Republicans thinking, oh, I don't want a black man to lead the country, blah, blah, blah. All these semi-racist sort of you know, centrist kind of independents gave a little stability to that ticket, whereas now I feel like they're doing the inverse.
Speaker 3:You know, you've got him a white man in the presidency now and it's almost like we don't want the other that you know doing the opposite, which is messed up, because especially, but I think it's also like I want to be so what?
Speaker 2:no, I think that he knew I was gonna say I think the I.
Speaker 3:I wonder if it's one of those things where it's like post trump. We've seen how much racism is in this country black and white and I think I almost wonder if they're like, if they're afraid of that, and that's why they haven't given her a prominent role, because they know that that's out there. And I think that is, in and of itself, a huge problem of the Democratic Party, as well, huge problem of the Democratic Party as well.
Speaker 2:They were scared. Do you think they were scared because if they pushed for a significant other, or pretty much a black woman or whatever, to be the president again?
Speaker 1:Time out, time out, time out. What vice president has done anything?
Speaker 3:notable Dick Cheney. He ran the country for eight years.
Speaker 1:Okay, dick Cheney.
Speaker 3:And that was how long ago. I mean 2000 to 20 years ago.
Speaker 2:What is it? 2000 yeah, so, yeah so 2000.
Speaker 3:Yeah, 2001 to 2000. I get, I get what you're saying.
Speaker 1:So that's what I'm saying. So that was so. That was 20 years ago.
Speaker 3:Yeah, vice president, don't do much in general, and that's what.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm saying that's what I, but that's my point, because? But we're we're's my point, because we're sitting here saying that she hasn't done enough when we compare what she's done to other vice presidents and she's done exactly what they've done.
Speaker 2:No, but Biden did do, when Obama, he did a little.
Speaker 1:What did he do? He did a little Other than being the greatest hype man as vice president ever, but that's what I'm saying.
Speaker 2:Also, obama did put him in the way of his popularity because he didn't just do nothing, he was actually part of it. I think it's a mix of both.
Speaker 3:I don't know exactly what he did, but I know what you're saying, though is the best hype man is that they put him front and center in a lot of things yes speeches yes, you know, state of the union addresses. They prepped them well, not even that. They just wanted to show there is, you know, a team, there's a team. But also, like you know, appealing to those like conservative voters, like hey, there's a white guy on the ticket too. Like, don't be afraid.
Speaker 2:Like they put him, they pushed him, but they prepared him for him to actually run to be a president, right, because he had some way to say I mean, no, he, he was preparing his whole life. He was a senator, this and that but again it wasn't just that I'm saying like when you thought about when he decided to go, you thought he was a better choice than all the other, younger or whatever, because he was prepared, from Obama all eight years, to pretty much be the next thing when he left, right.
Speaker 1:Joe Biden was never supposed to be the president.
Speaker 3:I don't think so either.
Speaker 1:I don't know. Joe Biden was never supposed to be the president. Who was supposed to be the president? It was supposed to be Hillary.
Speaker 3:Yeah, that's who the Democratic Party won, and they sacrificed Bernie and the young vote to get Hillary, and then Hillary lost.
Speaker 2:Yeah, okay.
Speaker 1:And then after that, when Trump won, then everybody was like, hey, who's the only person that could beat him? Because at that point everybody was saying the only two people that could have beat Donald Trump in that first election if it wasn't Joe Biden was going to be Barack Obama, who was ineligible to go Because he's already done two terms. Or they were going to say, put Michelle Obama in there.
Speaker 3:And she would get so much flack because she's, at the end of the day, not a politician and she wasn't going to do it. So at that point it had to be somebody close to Obama.
Speaker 1:And Joe Biden was the faultiden was no, but that was the fault.
Speaker 3:That's what I'm saying, though. He wasn't picked. It wasn't a long-term goal, like they're thinking during the obama years. We're gonna season him, we're gonna get him ready no, but you understand.
Speaker 2:But like, even by default, that was the best thing after the debacle. The situation of the trump situation they didn't prepare. Even if he knew. You said like if Biden knew that he only had one term, they didn't prepare his super team to be like that's what I'm saying Like to say all right, we're going to do the same work together. Just in case I'm gone, you're going to take on.
Speaker 3:Yeah, no, I fully blame them for that, because they should have known. When he won and said I'm a transitional president, that should have been like, all right, we're gonna get the next person next election cycle. We should start prepping for that. But then they were just like no, we're just gonna stick with biden for the next one.
Speaker 2:It was like they had nobody they put all their eggs in the basket and then the basket had a hole. Thank you. They literally thought like he was actually. They thought, probably thought Trump was not going to win close to, even like as all the shit, yeah, the law.
Speaker 1:Everything messed up when Hillary lost.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:When Trump won the first time and Hillary lost, the whole plan was unfolded.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:And now and now they're trying to have a contingency, but their contingency isn't actually the best plan. The contingency worked to in order to get, like you said, to get Biden in office for four years, and they should have been getting someone else ready, but they haven't been, and the saddest part about it is actually the Republicans are doing the same thing.
Speaker 3:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they don't have anybody ready to. I don't think a nicky haley, I don't think uh well, trump's never gonna let go of power?
Speaker 3:I don't think. Yeah, I mean he has to if he wins again.
Speaker 1:He doesn't have four more years, he can't run again so we'll see. We'll see what he does with this election election think about it like this the worst part about it is the best thing that could happen is him winning. That's the saddest part, because we get four more years of Trump and then we're done with it. We're done with them.
Speaker 2:But if we but yeah but if you.
Speaker 1:But if he doesn't win, he can run again. Then he can run again. Yeah, he can run it, and so we can. Just we're going to be sitting in this, like it's like.
Speaker 3:Well, the Republican Party is going to be beholden to him as long as he's eligible to be president, the problem is, if he wins, what can he push through?
Speaker 1:Yeah, we're going to be in a purgatory waiting to see if he's going to win or not.
Speaker 3:I just worry about if he wins and then he becomes not eligible, will he still have control of the party, because then you could get someone in who's basically an extension of him and then maybe, if they get president, maybe if there's an opening and they put him on the Supreme Court or nominated for that. I'm just thinking how crazy like this dude is never going to stop.
Speaker 1:It doesn't matter if he's not eligible, he'll still control. I think he can and he will stop.
Speaker 3:No, because he's a narcissist.
Speaker 1:He can he'll still control. I think he can and he will stop. No, because he's a narcissist. He can't give up the attention after he wins again.
Speaker 3:He's done he says the current constitution. This is a guy who tried to do an insurrection to overthrow but what is he gonna do? Maybe another January 6th. Maybe he's gonna get some executive orders done while he's in office. If he wins, I get you. The dude tried to throw over the. It's never marked.
Speaker 2:Yeah, exactly. But the thing about it is he's done, he's done, he's already changed the history of the actual Anything Like fun 34, literally, he's a guilty, like he's been. Yeah, and he's still running for president.
Speaker 3:Yeah, like we've never had a president. We've never had a president ever not go along with a peaceful change of power.
Speaker 1:Yeah, Ever until him Check this out. Okay, I'm trying to tell you you don't want to live in the purgatory I hear you on that Of. Is he going to win? Is he going to what's going to happen with the Republican Party? Like you don't want to live with that. So either he wins now and we just be done with it because he's already I mean, I don't know how much more damage can be done. He can get another Supreme Court justice in there, but him putting three in there already is him putting three in there and they were all under the age of 50 lets me know that he's gonna have what that's 30 more years of Supreme Court justice.
Speaker 2:I get it. I get where you're trying like. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1:So let's go ahead and do this and just let it heal like let's start, yeah, let's do this, and then we can, and then we'll figure out.
Speaker 3:That's also a very big gamble because it's like what damage could he do? Look what he did in four years, how many people died of COVID. That could have gotten the vaccine. But because he was saying you know this and that he didn't allow. And also like it's also a gamble from the positive side, if he loses while the Republican Party is still beholden to him and while he could still have that hanging over everyone's head to run again the next year. It's also like he's taking a gamble because it's like he would be the oldest.
Speaker 3:Yeah, he's in his 70s now. Does he have another four years? Does he have another four years after that? He's in his 80s.
Speaker 2:He's in his 80s, right, he's 70. Well, no, he's 70, 78,. Right, he's 85, 86.
Speaker 3:No, he's not, no, he's not.
Speaker 2:He's 78.
Speaker 1:No, he's literally like two years. No, because Biden's 80-something yeah, that's what I'm saying. And he's two years younger than Biden.
Speaker 3:I think he's 78 or 79. Let's not argue. Hold on, come on. He's definitely not 85.
Speaker 2:We're going too deep in this shit, because it I'm just telling you right now, donald.
Speaker 1:Trump 78.
Speaker 3:Bam Right on the money. That's what I said.
Speaker 2:Nail on the cat. Hey, you know what.
Speaker 1:We're gonna round it off, whatever we're gonna round it off To 85, round up to 85, I mean, I wish.
Speaker 2:I wish, but like, let's just say that we're, we'll see what we see it's gonna be, is that?
Speaker 1:the any? Who Did we get the anywho? I already did it damn I missed it I missed it too.
Speaker 2:That's what I'm saying you must have snuck it in right after 85 when we didn't hear it anywho but yeah, like I think, like it's, it is gonna be, uh, a situation that we have to pretty much talk, keep talking about yeah, unfortunately.
Speaker 3:Unfortunately, this is going to be the reality of America. Is everyone's going to be focused on?
Speaker 1:politics. I don't know how y'all get me roped into politics every time.
Speaker 3:bro Dude, we live in DC though Everyone's talking about all the time.
Speaker 2:No, but it's so crazy because I've never been.
Speaker 1:I don't want to talk about politics at all. Y'all get me roped into it.
Speaker 2:It is a topic and it is something that is on the news, and it does affect the whole nation.
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