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Jiang begins with Gay Talese the master reporter and ends with Gay Talese the man who learns to stare back at shame.
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Jiang predicts open revolt in cities such as New York and Boston, possible secessionist pressure from California, and localized sieges rather than nationwide uniform warfare.
"...Boston, who are open, who are open defiance. Some states like California, they might even choose to succeed from the union. And now you're..."
"...become a manager at a massage parlor. He will go to California and engage in orgies. Okay? He will masturbate with other men, but..."
"...nowadays. Um, it's a global effort. Okay. Meaning like. Um, it's California that designs the chips, uh, NVIDIA basically, okay, they're the ones who..."
"...its entire global supply chain okay these semiconductors are designed in California then they are sent to Taiwan to be manufactured then they're sent..."
"...Hey, come see us doing live shows. May 7th in Burbank, California. That's a Thursday, May 16th, Tulsa, Oklahoma. Then we'll be in Oklahoma..."
"...And to research the book, he participated in sex orgies in California. He became a brothel manager in New York. He participated in sex..."
"...Times. And there's an article about him having an orgy in California. And that sort of ruined their marriage, as you can imagine. They're..."
"...most energetic, the most open -minded, it's going to be Texas. California, New York. New York are going to suffer in a civil war."
"...opposite, okay? If you are maybe living in New York or California, and you work... and you are maybe an atheist, and you, I..."
"...go to a dinner and you know, if you live in California at the peak of covid. Yeah. You have to be very careful..."
"...United States, from bases in Georgia, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Fort Bragg, California, among others. Yeah. Here's a political story that talks about the fact..."
"They are going to send. The National Guard into California, Tim Cook, Mr. Liberal Apple, you know, left coded company. What are they going..."
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