disney making more woke changes. bindy pop they boutique fairy godmother s apprentices. a little more gender neutral baby, why don t you meet me in the middle i mizeing my mind just a little. ainsley: 76 degrees right now. going to be 92 degrees and going to get a little rain today. don t have to worry about sharks. sharks everywhere on long island washing up on the shores. that s why it s so peaceful there. ainsley: that s a river town so you don t have to worry about it. brian: can t get sharks into the river. steve: they don t like it because they like salt water not fresh water. are we supposed to meet somebody in the middle of the bridge. we are going to meet you halfway. oh, there is somebody in the middle right now. ainsley: there is someone coming on both. steve: they just kind of met in the middle. ladies and gentlemen, what a wonderful day. brian: wouldn t it be great if everybody just met in the middle? that would be wonderful. ainsley: call
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has to be a narrative change of how we see ourselves. yes. how we see our place in this country, and the narrative change has to be, to energize the choir. there is something that has happened in the american civil rights movement, which is there is a story that people want to tell about who are the good migrants, who are the bad migrants, right? because we are not challenging each other on that. people are getting away with it. they are here, and i understand people are like trying to live their lives, but i also feel like people flip their own narrative, as if, you know, it wasn t a struggle, or maybe, it wasn t. and then, now, it s like, you are on your own. like, why do people do that? that s the other lie, right? that you are all the time. nobody helped me, no one. i know! it is a lie! we ve all had fairy godmothers. oh my god, i wouldn t be here if i didn t have very godmothers. so, they decide event for