Dan Pena

You know, 82 Republican senators or whatever, three of which were black.

And so...

Whenever I see, and I lived in the South for a while, and whenever you hear this, back when they had black and white bathrooms, you hear them screaming about civil rights, but they were no friend of civil rights from the very beginning, and it was the Republicans, but now they've flipped that.

They've flipped that somehow, as they've flipped a lot of things.

But, you know, unfortunately, I mean...

You know, there are places in the Democrats, they get, when we were talking about gerrymandering, switching the, what do you call it, surround, they did it under Lyndon Johnson, and they've been doing it ever since.

The fact that we, I say we, the Republicans, because I'm a registered Republican, but there's parts of the South, you don't tell people you're a registered Republican.

You just don't.

I keep thinking of my next-door neighbor in Rolling Hills in Palos Verdes.

She was the daughter of Shah's doctor.

Shah, okay.

And you know what Shah I'm talking about, okay?

Of course.

And they always talk, they came with a T-shirt on their back and, you know, and to live up there, you had to have a lot more than a T-shirt on the back.

And then her brother came to visit one day and how they were talking about the people that trained cars full of money and gold and antiques and, of course, the Shah's doctor left.

A year before the shit hit the fan.

Wow, 77, 78.

And so she, now she must be 75 now.

Because the shot would be, what, 100 and something.

55,000 square feet.