my lobster. >> so you take a lemon, then the more you tickle them, they stick their head out. you grab them because they don't have claws like a main. thou you eat them. >> a tickle sticker. yeah. it's okay. you have to check. don' jeanine.t go there. well don't go, they. that's it for us. everybody, have a great night. welcome to jesse watters.imetim >> primee. time tonight where de the white house cocaine go? now we know joe biden ordered his top political opponent to be arrested. that's m e. donald trump arrested again. my flight is city. blod luck driving brown country

music. >> black lives matteack liver. is this a threat?we and welcomlcome to the future. >> yeah. yes, i'm glad in life you got to play it cool. >> don't let the nerves get to you. than>>u heard anythik. >> have you heard anything about the missing equipmenot at no, i don't know nothing. you know, george, there's nothing i hate more than a liar. >> well, there's n someoneo roor someone like that in this organization. how are you feeling? all right,, >>eorge, huh? >> you look a little warm. >> it's a chicken. you're a terrible liar, george. look at you. you're a wreck. you're sweating bullets. it's the compound. george likes his chicken. spicy. if sweating bullets makes you look suspiciou buls, that lo blowing up evidence makes you look guilty. and the biden white housguiltyet

blew up the bag of cocaine. >> they destroyef d all thed dna evidence because apparently when they went in and got the bareatedg, they treated it a biological entity. and for some reason destroyed it because, you know, to me, its just seems likuie they wouldt in go in there with the hazmat suits on, put it in a protectivetive bag bag, take a lab for analysis. but instead, apparently, they ble thew the thing out jus and just it's just a completesoe joke and a nightmare. >> yeah. so the secret service destroye d the evidence. they didn't put it in the evidence locker. they didn'thidn't set tot send i for additional testing. they incinerated inct. l is that proper criminal procedure? is that how yo u handleevidence evidence? >> hey, jimmy, we just seized a ton of coke and firearms fromo the back of the truck. the d.a. doesn't want to bring charges, so let's go outmcharge back and light it on fire. that's some chain of custody lew they have going over on there at the white house. the only way now we'll ever prove whose coke it was is if hunter confesses. soocoke here's a question.

did the white house blow upf the coke wall? they were testing it for fingerprints or after they tested it. hey, let's just dust this bagprn for prints. oops. where did thatts ps. fire come from? >> is this why we only have a a five hundred person suspect list? because without any physical evidenceysical e, every single n in the white house is a suspect. all 500 of them.idence >> i'm pretty sure police don't blow up evidence when they close a case that's called a cold case. i didn't go to law school, but i think police try to preserve evidence. >> at least that's what they do when i watch law and order ", oy everything i know about criminal law is that when evidg in, y evidence you're participating in a cover up. remember, trump crumpled. up a document, threw it ind the toilet once, and they wanted to put him in prison for lifeth putin p. fe and just in case you're keeping score at home, the camerasras hd a blind spot also. and first the coke was in the library, then the cubby, then outside the situation room and then back in the cubby. oh cubby, and hunter wasn't thee

on friday. oh, actually, he was. th, and the key to the cub nowsn missing. oh, and the coke's missing, too. why? they burned it. but how dare you think the coke was hunters? this was a thoroughh investigation with the biden thi administration. go through these lengths. if thi s was a random tourist's cocaine, all this to protectotec a random tourist. this wasn't a tourist. bably this was probably someoneso living at the white house. atw recovering addicts living at the white house. ut why would someone take it out of their pocket and leave it somewhere? the answer is because when you're in that mindset of an addict iat m, you want to have k little drop points so you can kind of sneak in,, take a quick hit, leave it there for safekeeping and come back. always sto being stored somewhe. >> and so the cubby was a stasha spotll. and if there really was a blind spot for cameras, like, th they said, this guy knew about the blind spot. tell mwhate what tourist knowss

about secret blind spots on cubbiese outside the situation room. and let's talk about the little cubbere sayiny. d th you're saying somebody opened up a cubby using a key and there'er s not a single print on the cubby, not a palm print, not a shred of dna. i the secret service is saying someone used latex gloves hou to put a bag of coke in a whitee house cubby. did the secret service dust the cubby for prints or did they blow up the cubby? also, you know, you can takef a palm, print off a cubby. they can lift palm prints off pi counterfeit checks. it's how they do intst. >> and if you stash coke in the cubby, wouldn't you want to cover it with something like, you know, put it in a backpack, put it in a book, maybe a pouch? you're saying someone pulledt of a coke patty out oft their pocket in the middle of the white hous the whie and jusw it in a cubby and then locked it and shut the door, didn't try to hide it at all. was there anything else inside the cubby? if it wa

s a book, a pouch or a sock that probably have th on it, and that would probably narrow down fromu 500. now, the secret service won't tell us what else was what els i the locker, though. >> the irs loses all theirthe emailssecr, the secret servicear deletes all their january six texts. hillary bleachesy bleaches 33,0. >> epstein's surveillance camerarveillans break. 't the pentagon can't find billi 6 billion in ukraine. >> the biden bribe tapes missing in europone. pes misse. and now biden's white house cocaine is blown u up.p. it's pretty easy to beat the law if you're above it. >> let's bring ini james fitzgerald. he's a retired fbi criminacrimil profiler and a forensic linguist. sojames, why, james, why did thw the coca? >> that's a very good question, jesse. a lot of times after a conviction and a number of appeals have bee qion.r a convad and they've all been dismissed, then drugs will be destroyed. i

but i've never heard of drugse being destroyed in the middle of an investigation. this is highly unusual and there's really no precedents for it as far as iult know. >> are you buying the fact that baey couldn't lift a singl lifte print, a single shred ofgg dna from this baggie? >> w >> well, i've certainly been at crime scenes and i've certainly done my best with the thought to the rest of the evidence teams evidence response to lift fingerprints. sometimes you can do it. sometimes you can't. but there are many sophisticated ways within a laboratory, not just at the scene itself, that including at quantico lab, lases where all kinds of chemicals and lasers and other technique s like that can lift latent fingerprints or certainly make them visible ohe to the naked e. then they go back into and the database and see who they belong to. i'm very much surprised at viabl something as viable as ad plastic bag and which would usually hold a fingerprintus and other body fluids, sweat, etc. there's no evidence at

all on it. again, i won't say without precedent in this case, but certainly highly unusual. you'nd what about the locker you're saying the cubby was clean. there was something in a little baggy wa and the entire thing was and span. >> ddo you believe that? >> what i believe and what the evidence presented to me are maybe two different things. i say this up front sort of in the in the war against drugs in the u.s., when cocaine is found at the headquarters of the supreme allied commander, that is the white hous ewe pro and president biden, we probably lost that war and thatt is a problem. so who would then take it into the copy? who thy they would put it there? i have no idea. it makes no sense. what was somebody walking down a hallway and they quick had htt to get rid of their stash. but how did they get it in ihen the first place? why weren'y weren't they searchr i think every guest is searched by armed guards aty gu s the doo

there's all kinds of metal detectors that have to go throughave th. yet this person that got it in and put it in this cubby, why? i don't know. maybe he was there for of a midnight treat of some sortd e when no one else would be around. but to this point, we don't know that i'm thinking the secret service and somethey investigators, they're they're pretty good guys and women. they know what they're'rs and wd i have a feeling they may have some restrictions and limitationlimitas put on thm here. and of course, they were told coke uthere'w the shield. there's no doubt about that. you investigated the unabomber . >> i mean, that i'm sure had some forensics involved. ite ho >> was that any different thanus the white house cocaine? well, of course, we got inside the cabi wn of the unabomberr on on april 3rd of 1996, and wed ha had evidence team in thered right away, found all sorts of evidence, including fing on different documents. he was pretty good. he didn't leave fingerprints on the letterse lebshemselve ore

themselves that he that he sent to people. but we certainlyrtaie inside h h inside his cabin because that's not what he was prepared. hee prepare wasn't prepared to . evidence from there. he didn't know we were comin g and but how did the person st in the cubbyash know to handle it with latex gloves, whicwhich i'm just not buying that story. >> so you didn't carry anys arou in the unabomber case? >> james? >> the unabomber blew some things up beforehand. but no, the fbi didn't blow anything up after the fact. f there was no reason toac.t.n all right. >> nk you so much.to. >> you're welcome. well, it looks like joe biden's going to have trump arrested again. pn. or the former president got a letter from biden's prosecutor arresteds saying he'll be arrested in the next couple of days over what, january 6th? here's what's behind this. t he uniif the united states citin is convicted of participating in an insurrection or gets convicted of sedition,

fromre disqualified holding public office. that means not only could trump no t be president, he couldn't even get elected dogcatcher. can he elected d appeal and stin the presidency? we don't know. nothin't kg like this has everro happened before. right now, trump's in a dead heatp is in with joe biden. polls have him tied with joee hi beden's trying to tie his opponent in legal knots a year before the general. >> nowfo.trump . trump's due in court s on the document case this winter. g toand in the spring, he's goig to be in new york to face the campaign financearges. chare and now with then january six case, he's going to be in court all next year. how do you campaign for president, let alone the republican nomination, when you have to beican nom in court for three separate cases in three different jurisdictions? berry, iowa got to be inde cour. sorry, fox news debate got to be in court. sorry. fat cat fundraiser again. i goagain,ot to bet to be in co, that's the biden strategy. stay in your basemen kt.

>> keep your opponent in court. and here's joe biden nearly falling asleep with the israeli president. aslend we brought israelis and palestinians together at a political level. and they and at the end, i am sure you can see why he's employing the strategy. so the second rung of the biden strategy is make trump's prosecutor a celebrity. biden special counsel jack smith, who's prosecuting trump for the document s and january six, ordered lunchh n turned into tmz and turned jack smith into tom cruise smith. >> watch. resist turns out even jack smith can't resist a $5 footlong. that's according to what we see right there. new and exclusive cnn video of the special counsel at subwa viw he was spotted today by cnn going to subway for luncayh, picking up a sandwich, leaving and not saying a word. >> he stood in line just pickine

everybody else. and i couldn't tell whether it >> h or is it a ort was it a six inch sub? >> you couldn't tell if it was>> six inches or a foot long. >> why don't you take a look co' a little harder? way >> let's put the investigative unit on that one. and by the way a, it's not a $5 footlong anymore. thanks to inflation. nymore nine foot long. but that's not all. the media saysanks t his subway. launch was symbolic. >> jack smith goin jg to subway today is a message to donald trump. donald trump triesump. to intimidate people. he tries to bully people. he tries to scare you away. h that was jack smith with no words and a simples sayi $5 subn his hand saying, i'm here, i'm not going. >> the imagery was was the intentional and spoke by him it real. >> so they don't send camera>> s to the border. but don't worry, they have subway covered oncye again. biden's justice department. bigfoots. tomo bad news for hunterd news. >> tomorrow. two irs whistleblowers are set to testify whistleset to that t. administration blocked felony charges against hunter. and this just in. in fbi whistleblower says

right before its agents were supposed to interview hunter, the fbi tippedpped off the bide. then what happened? hunter dodgehuged thd the inter. interview never happened. let's turn it over to thet's go speaker of the house, kevin mccarthy. all right. so, speakeinon witr, what's goi? on with this looming indictment of donald trump? this wouldould be the second frm joe biden's justice department. can the house of anythin representative do anything about that? >> well, the one thing we can do is continue to con p to put forth showing the two different judicial systems in america. i mean, if you're part of bidene inc family, you get treated one way. up iybody else gets treated differently. every time president trump goes up in the polln the poe aftes, e after him. this is one of the fundamental reasons why when we took the majority, we created the weaponisation committee becaus b are goiftere we are go this. this is wrong. tomorrow we're goinga specia tog a very special hearing. this hearing is going to bring oversight, judiciary and waystie and means together. you are goin ng to see fort both the first time, not the one irs

whistleblower, but both these but are individuals who have worked in here, not from a politicalt h basis, but are so upset aboutis this system of justice notor being equal for others. and you've got to understand for your viewers, why di dt crea 20 shell companies get created when joe biden became vice president? the 17why did 16 of the 17 paymo from romania go to the biden family in these shell companies while he was still vicmpanies e president? we need to answer the question, did joe bideons inn go to the fr seasons in la for the cfc meeting? ent, h and all this time when joe biden ran for president, he claimed he had nothingto to do. they never got chinese money. we have proven tim againe and a that this is not true. what they're saying and look at the differencethsystems . >> but the speaker is speaker. a lot of people are losing their patience. loi mean, there is investigatiop and hearingsat on the one side and then the other side. they're trying to throw president trump in prisongn. and it's it's kind of you know, people are kind of they've had

it well, not this. they had it. tand, wewe've had it. t because the one thing you have to understand, we are not prosecutors. we don'tindict but get to indict. but the one thing we have to do is we have to fight for every bit of information. everything you know, today, jesse,today, is only because weo the house and we have not stopped goinin>> thag out. you >> that's true. and we will not stop. can you define him in any way? speake defund smithr can you do jack smith's salary? i mean, you were going to defund the salaryu we of chris wray at fbi. can you do that to the special counsel? i know some of your members want to. they want to. t? and the number one thing we jus want to do is actually bring justice. you know what? when you bringtice whng the the truth to thees and american public, think of this. the fbi goes and raids mar-a-lago. but what do they do to to hunter biden? they let the statute of limitations run out. so what? he doesn't have to pay taxeso pd and he's not held accountable. the attorneys go and the prosecutors there call hunter biden's attorneys , tell them where the files are in a storage unit thadon't they dot

even know so they can clean it out before they go before the inaugural. they warn them that they're going to be interviewe so youdrney s . so, you know what? he goes here to the attorney, so he's not interviewed. timeo he's aga and again, we hag the american public that if you are biden inc family, you are treated different than the rest of america. that will not stand.n we can and we will take this to every direction we can. good. weand if we find at the end of the day that garland lied, when we lie sitting here with weiss and the other meetings, we find a day i will start impeachment inquiry because this is the attorney general of the unitedor states. if he is lying to congress and the senate, there has to bhc consequences for those actions. >> are there going to be any consequences for blowing uonf cp the bag of cocaine at the white house? isthink of this for one moment. this is the most securee in building should be in the country. drug sniffing dogs, camerasand e everywhere. you go through numerous gates and security before you evencu r get there. and for them to say they don't know whose it is or where i it's aort, what else has hap

happened, they blew it up. >> they blew it up. speakepe>> they r. they lit it on fire. and it doesn't exist anymore. when you useis the term blow it up that someone snorted or did someone blow it up? >> i mean, thahe reat the real question now no one knows anything. >> all righteaker kevi. the house speaker, kevin mccarthy, thank you. thanomink you.a ne >> coming up, a new drug turned, philly into the walking dead. >> and later, what's so offensive about country music? >> the flag and latino turf is shrouded in a small town compared to back in the bay area. >> when you're with your friends, do you think nothing could possibly happen? >> that's that's exactly right. madison goes to a bar. things have gotten out of control, dropped off in the middle of a dark highway

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and wanted to buy ice cream at the kwik-e-mart. you're going to have to wait for an attendanto wait becausee. san francisco's locking up their ice cream. they're not locking anything ey're no else up in the city, just s ice cream. >> crooks are stealing so much ice createaling so mucm that thm is now behind bars. you're being punishe being pd be now you have to think a little bit longer and a little harder beforede you buy a box of ice cream. twix. maybe that's a good thing. illy philly, or as we call it, eastor san francisco not doing muchthes better. just look at kensington. this is the worst neig t neighborhoodit in philly. a new drug hit the streets and it's deadlier than heroin. it's called tranq, and it makes you fall asleep standing up. the v.a. ramaswamy republican presidential candidate toured the neighborhood this spring. >> it's like an open air drugery market in certain places. there was a cop up there,st literally just standing besideng people, exchanging drugs. on the street. some guys doing crack. what's a cop going to do about it? someg. .

>> but vivek is running for president. he can't dthe coo anything about right now. who can do something? drug czar kamala harris., >> kamala. into aboutalf years her job, finally talked about the fentanyl crisis today and her message. sniffing narcotics isn't a choice. it's a disease. isn''s aand that's why we need universal health care. >> we still have a lon g way accur to go in our countryaty anto accurately and appropriatey talk about what substance use addiction really is. it's a health care issue. we must destigmatize this issue. we must remove judgment from this issue. we must understand that most people don't choose to have a substance abuse disorder. it is not a choice they make where they can then say no. om so we went from just say no to drugs to can't say no to drugs. >> former homeless addicdrugs.t

and skid row resident jared claxton joins me now. >> so you were addicted. is that true? you can't say no to drugs. >> hey, jessie. thanks for having me back on. well, listen, these drugs ares r getting much worse than what we had in prior decades. about 100,000 people died from fentanyl last year, which more than the amount of us soldiers that died in all of tm. a we're going to have to say no. ee doin we're going to hav to educate on this drug. o and if people are going to be u doing them, we need to offer the help and sort of scoopp, upe treat it like a natural disaster and get fema involved probably, and get themed medically detoxed, evaluated and placed in job training or mental health facilities. >> are you saying that these new drugs are so toxic and irresistible that, o them the people that do them just once aren't able to say not on , again? well, i don't know about once, but these drugs are completely debilitating. i mean, this is not even heroin

is somewhat manageable. i mean, you can hold a job madly on heroin, but these drugs turn you into you're chemically enslaved to things like fentanyl.o sl i mean, you cannot function and we can't just accept that. h we can enable that. we can't just hand out freanoue crack pipes and hand and hand out, you know, safe, fat, safe and all these people and just let them get wild. >> carmela sayamals, we have to destigmatize it. we have to remove judgment. i alwaysjudgment thought judgment was peopl a good thing. a lot of people stay away from because they don't want to be judged. do you think that's effectiv do ye? >> i think, listen, for me personally, shame was very effectived me. worked my family shamed me out of existence. it worked eventually. i think we need a de-stigmatize recovery from addiction. but weerecovery just destigmatis antisocial behavior wherecial you just nodded out like a zombie in the train station or smoking fountaihavior, n alln front of kids at a park. i mean, that's that's thy. ollapse of societ shame is very effective.

i spent my whole i life being ashamed, and it worked. >> but why do why do you think t someone like carmela wants to remove the shame factor from the equation with drugs? listen, i grew up with carmela. she wathe s the d.a. in oaklandg when i grew up there. she was tough on crime back then. she got me when i was 16 for possession of marijuana, pod their tune. >> she got here her forer cannabis. what did she do? tune. i lost the ability to get my driver's license until i wase 18. >> so she you know, she took away your driver's license for two years. kamala harris. >>, when she was out in california. and now they're finding bagsth a coke in the white house and everyone says, oh, my goodness, who cares goodnes? >> people evolve, i guess, or devolve. you know. >> but she's certainly changed a lot. all right. well, jared, thank. jared, you so much. and again, we have a lot of whe respect for you of what you've gone throughre yow and where yos

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platforms. the world economic forum prede worl. is the world economic forum is run by tech companies, and here' s and their vision you'll own nothingb and be happy. u to everything will be delivered to your home. >> they don't want you to ownpe a house, a car or a business. you're a tecto h strapped to your chair. but don't worry, everything ever depressedered pharmaceuticals will be delivered hungry . er >> impossible burgers will be delivered. they're aiming to extracounce oy ounce of value from your soul and every penny from your bank accoununt witht without you eveo leaving the house. and they'll make you so comfortablble while they enslave you, you won't even raise an eyebrow. author of you will own nothing. carol roth joins me now.il so, carol, i got the book right here. i'm going to check this oul owt you do a whole chapter on what the future economy is going to b ce or what they want it to be. what do you mean when they say you will own nothing? w

well, first of all, i'll justeti say i want to know how much i'm getting paid on this show. sh i swallow a digital donut,frm because i didn't get that from t we'lproducer before we started. yeah, well, think that's really weird. >> iand will tip me to do does. i appreciate that. i do feel like there is this pusho to trade out returnr wh on investment roi foatr what i call roic return on ego. you get like s, you get fans, but it doesn't necessarily pay your ren t. and why do the content creating companies love that? becaus that?e they don't producy content, any content, so they make more money. and not only that, if everybody is online and depended upon them for their livelihoods, they're also much easier to control. because why say something out of line when that livelihoodou you could be deplatformed that livelihood could get stripped from you? lin so this whole concept of yoh own nothing and you'll be happyb . you know, it sounds kind of silly, but it's actually very nefariouutlynefarious. >> so they don't want to have to pay actors and actresses exp

to create content that's expensive. thers all these legal hoops you have to jump through. they want you to sit at home, create your own content. doesn't make that much money, itt it's just enough moneye an >> keep you renting a house and paying for internet servicen . yeah, and think about what's happened to these people alongoy the way. o we've had wall street get all kinds of money to compete with you for your house. you have kids who are saddled with debt. soh so they' they're a bit demorali. and so it's much easier for them to buy in thats cons they're going to be happy creating this contenent. reall and even if they're giving up their ownership and rights to it because they don't reallly believe in the american dream anymore, that american dream, syou lool that you look at is the house. it is unattainabley for many tha young people. so, you know, if you buy intt lo the concept that you'll be happy, you don't get worried

by it. and at the same time, it's much easier for those people who are p thg to keep their powerbuy in and their wealth to do so. iftoconcept. you buy into that b it's much more peaceful. if you think that you're going to be happy and you don't push back when they and they don't have to force it upon you and not upu. one storms the castle if they're just home in front of a screen, getting food and beverages delivered. oal? >> is that also the goal? 100%. you can you ca on go out and yoe can conquer and war and you can conquer the wealth o f a nation or you can legally plunder it. and it's eve.n easier if you buy in and you have sort of the bread and circuses. wei mean, we saw this in the roman empire and it led to its downfall. e and we're seeing the u.s. empire get very longe toot in the tooth here. we have so much debt, we fromnize the dollar the biden administration around the world. the fed hasn't kept the dollar stable here in the u.s. or on the global stage.

so, you know, we're getting to that end of the cycle. so the more e bread and more circuses keep the people happy and let's take as much as we can, because if we can take more for that from them peacefully >>kes it, then it just makes it easier for us to prolong this positiohtn of power thank and wealth. >> all right. you will own nothing. carol, thank you so much for comi." you so mu on prime time. by th thanks, jesse,e and congratulations, by the way, on the slots. >> thank you so much. so whywh this country music son♪ just get canceled? >> try tha t in a small town. see how far you make it down. around here, we take that glory . >> it looks like you've been sleeping well, megan. he's back to my pillow guy. and you're looking good. still feeling good? well, just when you thought it couldn't get any better. we've got the best pillow ever.

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been out since may and was subject to the compariso n that i direct quote was not too pleased with the nationwide blma protests. try that in a small town for me refers to the feeling of the community that i had growing up where we took care of our neighbors. care regardless of differences of background or belief. at expla but all the ins explanation didn't matter. country music, televisioidn'n c. announced it was pulling the music video from the airwavesit washe. >> they canceled it. clay travis is the founder of outkick and he joins me now. what do you see there? >> that's thatt inflammatory clay? >> jesse, look, you may upset your mom, so i want to preface all that i'm about to say by letting her know she may abo disagree with this, but look,to i'm a born and raised nashvill e kid. alere are all sorts of things that taylo taylor swift says in her music that i absolutely despise, including much of her politics. soshe's also really talented, w

and i would be happy to goatcht with my wife and watch a taylor swift concert. in fact, i've done it before. jasojason aldean is saying a pinprick of what a left winger musicians and artists are doing on a regular basis. and frankly, i think it's disgraceful. i thinhetic.k it's pathetic.t to i think it's indefensible that he's not given the right to say exactly what he thinks when so many people in the world of entertainment. i just watched jessie snow white. have >> now you can't have seven dwarfs anymore. you can only hav dwae one draw . six kooky looking dudes. and i just sit back and i think the purpose of creativity and artistry in general, jessietistry i, is to push the t of discourse and make us all think whether it's comediansl making jokes and everybody's trying to cancel them orr ar artists telling us things that through music and through film that otherwise aren't able to be addressed.

e credit tovessed. jason aldean for pushing the boundaries in the same way that i would give credit to dave chappelle for pushing the comedic boundaries in his netflit vex special.s a mayo and frankly, while i disagree, again, there's a mayor's race goinoingin nasg on in nashville right now. i bet taylor swift and i have totally differenent opinions on who should be the next mayor of nashville, but i'm not going to trylle.to to cancel one of her stupid videos becausenashvi it's got too much woke idiots.ll >> scoo nashvillune is nashvill and country music tv isn't woke. why would country music television pull this? >> don't they know their audience? g on thi it's a great question, jessie, and this is where i've been hammering on this for a long time. i think we live in an era a ofof great cowardice where i guarantee you the head of cmt is terrified. if he doesn't take this action, he or she is going to lose their job. and so instead of standingin g we son principle and saying wp support the right of artists across the political spectrumths

to share their opinions, by the way, that's the state capital of nashville in the background. and jesse, let me just say this. be a bor and raisen raised nash, and the reason that i believe this city is in popularity is because we have a lot of people, of a lot of different backgrounds. and when you have people different backgrounds and they creatively clash, you end up with something new. if you have everybody walkin lg on the left wing, they don't create new things. if you have everybody on the right win right wialg and they'rethings all super conservative, they don't create new things. the reason, on why the city of nashville works in a cultural wae y is, because you have so many people from different backgrounds with different opinionsopinio colliding, and ts what produces something new and dynamihic. ything and this to me, represents a repudiation of everything i love it this about this city. i'm disgusted by what i'm i hope thatevail, wiser heads will prevail and fulcrum of creativity will flourish in nashville for year

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