So my intro question for you is, do you think that Kamala Harris would allow herself to be filmed

doing cocaine with Charlie XXX to secure the youth vote?

I don't know if you remember when she was asked about her all

the convictions for like like marijuana offenses and they were like have you smoked

weed and she was like well yes yes. Well, yes.

Well, yes.

Well, yes.

So I think in answer to that, yes.

Hello, hello and welcome back to a bit fruity. I'm Matt Bernstein and I'm so

happy that you're here. On July 27th, 2024, Brat Summer we knew it, was declared over.

When Buddy Carter, a Republican member of the United States House

of Representatives, whose personal policy positions

include wanting to outlaw gay marriage, outlaw abortion with no exceptions for rape or incest, banned trans people from the military, and eliminate affordable health care, tweeted,

am I doing the hashtag brat thing right with a photo of a chartrous square and with a blurry text in the middle that said middlemen are driving up the cost of prescription drugs. Buddy Carter, no, you are not

doing the brat thing right. In fact, you couldn't. How the fuck did we get here? Who the

fuck is Buddy Carter and what is Brat Summer?

What is this garish shade of chard truce that defines pop culture right now and why is

Kamala Harris using it to appeal to young voters? How did the image

of an experimental pop artist beloved by gay people everywhere from Bushwick to

Williamsburg? Become key. That was funny.

I thought that was funny.

Thank you.

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