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the real reason my hair is green...

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uh you won't believe the reason why but

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you will believe that the courses on

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building your wealth have an expiring

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coupon code tonight expires tonight

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price goes up tomorrow so use it before

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it's gone hey everyone me kevin here

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what's the real reason i dyed my hair

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why would i dye my hair because after

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all look at the comments that i get for

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having dyed my hair

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some things like your hair makes it hard

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to watch i voted for you shake my head i

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get one here love the hair but generally

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i get things like this have not seen

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kevin for some time is this his real

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hair why did he dye his hair the hair is

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ridiculous i voted for the yellow-haired

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youtuber running for governor yeah i

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can't take this dude seriously with his

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hair within 50 seconds wrong okay

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whatever we're talking over here

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uh your advice is as green as your hair

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i asked my five-year-old daughter do you

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like his hair she hmm is green girl's

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hair yes

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can't take you seriously with that hair

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i used to respect this green haired

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idiot just cause you rich don't mean you

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not dumb bra

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love the hair kevin is the hair color

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symbolic for something not judging his

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look just curious if i missed something

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why that color

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you are just finding that calculator you

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didn't mention burns douche hair

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green hair equals green light to buy

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more sheep kevin you're gonna kill your

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hair bro dye your hair back to normal

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you effing california liberal douche

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why is your hair yellow why is your hair

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green your wife let you keep that hair

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why is your hair green did you lose a

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bet uh what the f did he do to his hair

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someone please explain what the f

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happened

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i haven't actually looked at all these

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this is just within the last 16 hours

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i'm just looking at the recent hair

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comments

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[Laughter]

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um wow wow okay so um

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why this oh yeah every time i see that

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hair it makes me feel so unprofessional

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yeah okay

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we're doing so in other words we're

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doing really good here i'd say about

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nine out of ten of the comments about my

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hair are negative uh comments so i i

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guess we should finally explain what

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happened here so what about three weeks

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ago i

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decided to dye my hair green and the

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thought process went a whole lot like

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hmm

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i should dye my hair green what shade of

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green should i use okay let's do it and

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the next day my hair was getting tied

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and it actually took me a while to

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figure out what changed why why did i

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decide

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i should dye my hair because it's

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something i've never done before never

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ever in my life dyed my hair

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uh

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and uh

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what it really came down to was

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post

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election

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things changed and the reason for that

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was

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when i first announced that i was going

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to run for governor i thought hey i

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could just be normal silly crazy kevin

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just like i am

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except i'm also going to run for

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governor and everybody when i first

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announced was very very supportive back

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in may that it was going to run for

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governor of california very very

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supportive folks were throwing their

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support

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at me i mean we raised what somewhere

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around 300 thousand dollars in political

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donations within the first week it was

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absolutely incredible uh we ended up

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getting one vote for every dollar we

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spent

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which is also extremely incredible it

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means that uh you know compared to

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people like the governor who spent ten

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dollars per vote he got or competitors

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who spent five or six dollars per vote

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they got it means we're really really

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efficient with money which we expected

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we would be uh by leveraging social

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media right

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and uh throughout the entire campaign

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folks would always leave supportive

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comments and say things like kevin just

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whatever you do don't change don't let

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politics change you right

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and uh what i realized after doing

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interviews almost every single day with

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different news stations whether it was

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the sac b the l.a times the sf chronicle

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fox national kennedy newsmax it didn't

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matter what agency it was it could be

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you know npr the wall street journal you

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name it i've been interviewed so many

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times during the course of the campaign

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i realized that in every single

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interview

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the goal

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of the journalists was basically to find

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something negative they could say about

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me so i'll give you a very quick example

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i came up with the this in my opinion

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incredible plan

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to finally provide the mental health

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treatment the food treatment the drug

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treatment

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and really the the facilities that we

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need in california throughout california

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to end our homeless crisis by declaring

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essentially a war on homelessness by

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actually helping people by providing the

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services they need imagine that not

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shipping people to a different area but

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providing optional care facilities in

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different areas right throughout

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throughout the state uh and then

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preventing people from being able to

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sleep on the floor by saying hey like

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we've got a bed right there for you you

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could go you could leave just don't

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sleep on the floor because it's unsafe

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for you and put these facilities where

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where people need them it would clean up

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so many different parts of california la

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venice beach manhattan beach you name it

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anyway i had this plan and then i also

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had the plan to introduce financial

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education to schools with future schools

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where people would learn careers

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and uh they would get educated in

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finances business sales skills and other

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sales skills to be able to actually

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succeed in the real world not graduate

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at 18 with nothing to look forward to

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but a bunch of student debt or uh or a

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minimum wage job right so these two

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things were massive priorities for me

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it's ending the homeless crisis because

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it's ridiculous that the fifth largest

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economy in the world has people dying in

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the streets with more people dying on

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the streets in california to

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homelessness than we do gun violence and

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gun violence is deemed an epidemic in

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california right now so it goes to show

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you how bad homelessness is right now

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somebody's got to do something right

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like what's being done now isn't isn't

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going to work

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and then uh as schools it's ridiculous

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that we don't teach financial education

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right about uh economics before people

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get to college or how to bounce a you

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know a bank account of quickbooks to to

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balance your your credit card statements

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or to make sure that you actually build

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credit anyway

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so these these were just some of the

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core priorities and i think these are

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priorities that both people on the left

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and the right get support

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problem was every single interviewer

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that i would talk to would end up trying

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to take my plans and summarize

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what is a detailed explanation i mean i

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i gave what i thought was a summary and

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it still took me a while

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uh and and they would take my plans and

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turn them into sort of one-liners and

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they would say things like

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oh kevin wants to introduce financial

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education to schools good luck getting

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through the teachers unions and it's

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like

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well wait a minute we have a plan for

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that we've already addressed that and we

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talked about that in the interview but

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they wouldn't talk about the solution

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in their articles

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same thing happened with the

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homelessness plan people would hear

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that we're creating these facilities to

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provide services and journalists would

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write things like kevin's going to lock

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up all the homeless people and that's

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literally not what i said but those were

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the sorts of summaries that i would get

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and so here i am thinking myself oh my

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goodness

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the

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media seems steadfast

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on

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keeping governor newsome in power

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because in california what they don't

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want is anyone remotely associated with

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donald trump there's like this there's

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this like trump fear in california it's

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like 70

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70 plus percent of californians are like

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oh my gosh trump over my dead body right

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it's it's so crazy so when there was a

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republican running against the existing

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governor the governor jumped on that and

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he's like if you elect the other guy

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we're gonna have a trump republican and

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it ended up scaring all the democrats to

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come out and i consider myself right in

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the middle right so to me like

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uh you know i don't really care about

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the far extremes because i don't think

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that's what people want i think we want

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what's in the middle but the problem is

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you can't win an election on onyx on on

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the middle you can't win an election

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let's solve homelessness and let's put

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let's have financial education at our

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schools you win an election on if that

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guy gets elected you're gonna die

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right so anyway and i did a video watch

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my video on breaking all of that down

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it's called becoming president so just

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type into youtube meet kevin becoming

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president and uh it's a really great

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breakdown of how the election went uh

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what went well what went wrong

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so

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i found this this sort of journalistic

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uh

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narrative was was being regularly

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scripted and since then i've spoken with

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numerous different anchors people

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familiar with with news desks uh people

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who manage news desks and uh what i

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found was something that i already had a

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suspicion of but it was just reiterated

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to me both in person uh and and off the

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record on the phone or whatever and

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these are these are things obviously i

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can't name names here because i would be

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totally wrong but

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what i found in journalism is that

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journalists want to do whatever they can

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to make sure that they continue to get

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the views and what they think is going

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to be the highest likelihood of success

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and so that was in this election

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supporting the governor

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against the trump republican

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larry elder uh and so what that meant

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was do whatever you could as a

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journalist to get on the governor's good

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side to interview the governor to throw

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softball questions at the governor that

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make the governor look bad

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and then to drill anybody else and make

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them look like an idiot so any

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competitor to the governor was let's

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misconstrue their plan and make them

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seem like an idiot while making the

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governor seem like god because that's

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gonna let the governor or encourage the

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governor to let us platform him more

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with interviews or whatever and that'll

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increase our views because people want

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to hear from our godly governor that

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that's essentially what went down in

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media in california and i heard this

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from from the some of the top news

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stations in california and reporters who

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are frustrated with the way the process

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works they would say hey we'd have an

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entire article written

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and our managers would change article

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say no you know we're going to say it

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this way and you're going to have to

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read that script on air without making

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any modifications to it but we're

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changing it this way because that way it

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fits their narrative oh that's too hard

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on newsome we're going to soften that oh

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you want to do a report here's a

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specific example somebody wanted to do a

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report on how there aren't enough

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u-hauls at u-haul's in california

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because so many people are taking the

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u-hauls out of california but then the

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u-hauls aren't coming back like usually

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you would have cars go out and then cars

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come back but you're really only having

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them leave right now so some u-hauls

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have this massive shortage of u-haul

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some just don't have any that are

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available to rent because they haven't

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been coming back they're going one way

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out of california and some an anchor

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wanted to write a story on this and they

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were

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shut down

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because that would make the existing

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governor look bad during the election

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isn't that crazy so what happened was

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and i saw this even though folks were

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saying kevin don't change whatever you

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do don't change don't change i found

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myself

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catering the way i was explaining myself

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to journalists

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and i had to

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any question that i would get asked i

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would have to modify the way i wanted to

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reply

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it to

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make sure that i wasn't going to be

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quoted out of context

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so for example

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if i would say something like we're

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going to help or we're going to help

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let's go with this one we're going to

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deploy the national guard to make sure

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we can provide

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food to homeless folks where they are

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and that was actually what part of my

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plan was hey the national guard they

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don't have to come out with tanks and

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guns and none of that right the national

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guard provides services it's expensive

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though the national guard so you have to

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use it short term and my goal was let's

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just try for 30 days while we build

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facilities let's use the national guard

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give food to all the homeless where they

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are we will take all the liability as

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government we're going to give food to

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the homeless folks where they are we're

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going to put porta-potties up we're

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going to have clean clothes and we're

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going to make sure no people aren't

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getting beaten uh and raped on our

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streets anymore we're gonna have safe

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spaces in california again right

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and so it was all part of a transition

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to eventually have these beautiful build

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facilities with with mental health care

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drug care the services that are really

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impossible for folks right now because

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homelessness isn't just about here's the

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house it's about everything right anyway

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i had to be really careful with how i

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talked to journalists because all they

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would hear is

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national guard facility

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sounds crazy

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it's like what it's not at all what i

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said so

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you had to be really really careful

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knowing that the media was not going to

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be super supportive of you with the

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exception of fox news okay shout out to

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fox they were supportive of me but in

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fairness i helped their narrative of

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being against the governor

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so it kind of makes sense

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it just worked in the opposite direction

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in that case which was the positive

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direction but anyway i'd have become so

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careful about what i said when i said it

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because i was so worried about being

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clipped and i was so worried about being

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judged

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on on a sentence and that really became

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even though again people are saying

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don't change kevin don't change kevin it

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became this really

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uh

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this thing that i didn't even realize

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was happening but i kind of transformed

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into somebody who was always worried

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about being clipped i was always worried

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that one little portion of what i said

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or did was gonna be misconstrued so it's

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like okay i gotta wear a suit every day

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i gotta look perfect i gotta have the

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right things to say i can't say anything

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potentially risque because that would be

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bad you know people are gonna vote for

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you if you say one thing that people

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don't like you start getting comments

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like ah you had my vote just lost my

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vote you know all that kind of stuff and

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it really became this oh my gosh you

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could have a discussion for an hour and

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everything makes sense you say one wrong

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word lost my vote right so i became

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and i always go back to this because i

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always said like i wouldn't change but

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even though i said i wouldn't change and

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people like kevin don't change i changed

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i became so worried about the clip i

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became so worried about being perfect

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that i kind of lost

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the

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like ins like

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the kevin that i was

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it's kind of sad to say that even though

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i'm kind of laughing about it because

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it's really depressing that that happens

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in politics and it's something that you

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don't even realize is happening unless

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you actually look back and reflect upon

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it so

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how does all this relate to the hair

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well it substantially does because my

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hair was

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came

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right after the election

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and in my opinion it was the perfect way

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to say

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f that

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f caring about

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being clipped f caring about being

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politically correct i'm gonna say what i

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think and do what i feel

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and

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if green hair is a way for me to look at

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stupid comments like this and go screw

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you if if you don't like

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the information that i'm providing

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because my hair is too bright for you

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well f off i don't care like unsubbed

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leave

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screw off you suck

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like you are a shallow idiot

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see i can't say that

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in politics because

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a candidate goes off and melts down

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cause some

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shallow idiot you know

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like

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get over it

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uh and so that's that's the beautiful

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thing in america is we have freedoms to

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express ourselves and do things that we

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want unless you're in politics

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then you really

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have to mold to this narrative and so to

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me the hair is really a protest of

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politics and i purposely did not choose

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red or blue because that would be

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politically associated i didn't choose

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purple either because any time i would

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wear purple tie people like no there's

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kevin being in the middle with politics

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so i chose green

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and a loud green so i don't know that

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i'll dye my hair again so i'll probably

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just grow away so soon at some point

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we'll have green tips

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uh but yeah that's um

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that's the best i got

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that's why and they really i think it uh

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it took a lot of sort of hindsight

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analysis to figure it out there wasn't

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there wasn't a bet there wasn't sort of

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one thing that's like oh yeah this is

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why it was it was a little bit of

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everything so anyway thank you so much

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for watching for this explanation i know

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it's kind of an odd one but anyway we'll

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see you next one thanks again bye

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