be bentley chasing a grab. greg: i used to play monster under a blankets. todd: we made eye contacts, i knew that was coming. greg: summer camp 1993, i was in my 30s. okay, i have pictures of my daughters coming up. greg: you do? maybe not. greg: what if this was a wholesome story? the only thing is creepiness, his eyes lit up and kat and i saved it. a camera crew came to my house, they wanted to film my animal zoo, so my daughters were breaking out their critters. that is georgy holding her giant python, which is about to lay
taking over to the point of us actually feeling something. do do you feel though that you need to get ahead of it? i think for the progression, evolution of music in the business, from streaming what we have seen, illegal downloads and i think artists felt like they were behind the ball phil and i are preparing to be replaced by a.i. and wondering if you are, too. basically. i think we appreciate realness, i think, you know? and until proved otherwise, until a.i. can give heart, i think we are safe. and then you are the son of haitian immigrants. uh-huh. seeing what haiti is going through right now and has gone through for years, really since the earthquake and politically there, your thoughts on where you are. haiti is everything for me. so my next chapter in my life is really about building up myself
it did not matter that donald trump he was kind of acknowledging there the possibility of guilt, the likelihood of guilt. that was irrelevant, frankly, because he felt that what would come after that, that what would bring the next year, the way it changes the tone of the race, that that that inherently should be a higher priority than the facts of the case. that is one that flies in the face of the rule of law, flies in the face of tradition that we have seen over the years, but for the people who are in the wool kind of trump cultural warriors or backing desantis who has embraced that type of message that s where they ve landed on this. there s quite a bit of truth in there. i think regardless of what a person did, there will be a natural reluctance, i m thinking about this from a jury perspective, a natural reluctance to lock up the former president and that will be an issue because your guest on the podcast really reflects on something a lot of people feel. again, putting aside
founding almost 250 years ago. that case was just decided by the high court on its face it was about a legislative map drawn by north carolina republicans, but it also had the potential to change who runs elections, who sets election laws, and even upset fundamental checks and balances in the u.s. government. how did it have so much power? some in former president donald trump s orbit, like john eastman, were pushing for something called the independent state legislature doctrine that goes like this, under the elections clause of the u.s. constitution, quote, the times, places and manner of holding elections for senators and representatives shall be prescribed in each state by the legislature thereof. proponents say state houses should be able to then set the rules in federal elections with no check, no balance, no check from state constitutions no check interest state courts, no check from state commissions, no balances. it wasn t just the maps at stake. this had the potential to st
same idealisms in businesses. i utilized the same in social media and social media exploded. and i was just like, wow, this is the exact same thing in every facet. i was like, i got to write this book because there are a lot of dreamers out there giving up their dreams for grad school or something their parents want them to do and they feel like it s too late. i started different things within my 30s and they are still flourishing, right. so it s the same things that not me successful. so i was like, i got to write this book. you talked about routine. i thought this was interesting, getting you through some of your hardest moments, because now we see this. we see the celebrity with how many, 110 social media followers. but you privately had some really hard times and routine helped you get through them? yeah, for sure. some of my lowest lows, the