People tend to hang out with people. They like that usually means with whom they share values in community life experiences, but now here is that our political polarization has grown so wide that Americans, who voted differently in twenty sixteen dont, want to hang out with each other. That at least Is the story from the Pew Research Centre with regard to left us that study found that for seven percent of liberal Democrats stated that if a friend voted for Donald Trump, it would strain the friendship for all demo. It was thirty five percent for Republicans, then a malicious. Thirteen percent, when applied to Hillary Clinton. Now me the number one of change to pilloried one, but there's more than a whiff of elemental scorn. Democrats hold forth from voters, they don't see what was so bad about Hilary that would necessitate overdrawn. They think about four trunk, never be made a good faith. Effort to help the country but was right Justin endorsement from source behaviour. This feeling, combined with the fact that leftist living bubbles as Erin Blake of the West can points out forty seven percent of people who voted for clean, had zero trump supporting friends and means that the left will continue to polarizing pillory

only twenty eight percent of Democrats Citys in the art stressed by talking with those who different from which mean the vast majority of Democrats won't even deign to discuss the issues valleys, Celeste knowledge of the typical Republican and the lazy intellectual construct that turns, voters into an other to be opposed on grounds of supposed bigotry. That's scorn will, in turn, drive more and more conservative into trumps arms. Much of the truck movement was built on a reactionary and justified anger against leftist character assassination, though, what solution fortunately seems to be just more character assassination, I'm Bench bureau. This is the bench of Euro show so many things to talk about it. If I may get to a lot of Hollywood, because I saw Dunkirk last night- and it is just a stunning pheromones hung about why it so good. I also want to show you a trailer that I think is legitimately one of the worst trailers with major stars ever made its really spectacularly Add and I love it so much because it so bad, but before we get there That first, I want to say thank you to our sponsors overboard.

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Happening actually right now, so the biggest breaking news this literally broke about five minutes ago, as were as we're filming. This is that in spite of the White House, press secretary has now resigned telling President Ciampi Emily disagreed with the appointment of New York finance years, Anthony Scary Movie as communications according to the New York Times, Mister Trump offer you're scared, military, the job at ten, a m the present request. Mr Spencer, stay on Mr Spock you're told Mr Ciampi believed the point was a major mistake. According to personal direct knowledge of the exchange, So that's all. We know at this point Anthony Scary Movie, for people who don't know was actually a major Obama donor. He ended up moving into the republican camp. After that. I think that he was on Currency Committee, need to finance committee in into thousands wealth, and then he was a supporter of a bunch of other candidates. Before I got a tramp, he was Skywalker supporter and then, whose backer of jet Bush, so he's much more sort of establishment, republican and he's being brought in

apparently still banner was very unhappy with the choice of Anthony Scare Mochi. I it looks like the ascendant wing of the of the Trump Administration is the more establishment wing of the Trump administration, meaning Anthony Scare Mochi, Gary Cone, whose we're Democrat is now being discussed as a cabinet member new head of the Federal Reserve. Perhaps recording NBC News comes one Anthony does tell you built his business, the guy Those media he's been a good advocate for the president, Oh, I love this NBC News as another source had spacer is definitely staying on Y know now he's gone, so it's amazing how you get these conflicting reports out of the Trump Administration, I think the reason that scare mochi is is considered kind of none today or somebody you shouldn't- have the job by a lot of from supporters it because he wasn't on the term bandwagon from the beginning and therefore they think did he not be allowed on the inner circle, and this is one of the issues that trump his head is trying to figure out. Who should be allowed to work with him. Who should he trust

the people have been with him for a long time are upset that he seems not to trust me much anymore association point me Jeff sessions a yesterday, Tucker Karlsson came up and use ripping up President Trump arriving on just sessions. You recall play you some of the New York Times yesterday, in which jobs in which transcend that he never hired sessions if you needed sessions, economic use himself, Tucker Karlsson in agriculture, but long time from supporters came forward and listen. Stop messing with session sessions when you earlier supporters he's one of the good eyes on this team, particularly the right. Immigration? Why you ripping on your own base? And there is a feeling that There's some confusion inside the Trump White House about staffing that is only being exacerbated by a new report yesterday from the Washington Post revealing that academic discussions have been ongoing at the White House. Regarding President pardon how are apparently there having lots of talked about what you can do with pardons. Can he preemptively pardon family members? Can he preemptively pardon himself with is really in the Washington Post trumpets asked advisers

his power to pardon AIDS, family members and even himself in connection with the Russia probe according to one of those people, a second persons had trumps. Words have been discussing the president's pardoning powers among themselves. I would imagine that at every point you have lawyers were discussing and discussing the pardon parents, I'm not sure what they be discussing exactly, except for what is he capable pardoning like if you pardon crime? Now the new evidence comes out later. Does the pardon cover that maybe there's? to talk this morning about if he would pardon himself would actually be legal. Could he pardon himself because president obviously has plenary pardon power. He can do what he wants of pardons. You can pat pardon anybody rubbing Gerald Ford, Pardon Richard Nixon, so he could have something like that, but you ll have to pardon yourself that would not tapes medical career by the way you pardon yourself a chance that you're gonna be impeached are pretty high, but none of this looks good behaviour. Do the appearances of politics you can still believed the trump has never done anything wrong. The trumpets clean as the driven snow- and it has nothing to hide, but

needs to stop acting like he has something to hide of yeah. She wants to launch you believe there in the first paragraph of this washing imposed stories, as some president trumps lawyers are. Flooring ways to limit or undercut special Council Robert Miller's Russia instigation, building a case against what they allege or his conflict of interest. In discussing the president's authority to grant pardons according to people familiar with the effort yesterday, he spokesman and for his legal ever regarding the rush investigation quit required, he also fired lawyers and he hides new, whereas in Russia Investigation stuff. So all of this doesn't look good. I mean if, if give your whole stack here is, let let all the doors be open when everything come out and draining the swamp see what I I've been here in my apartment, policeman just come in investigate and then the next you do is immediately barricade three of the doors people I'm getting a little bit suspicious, and so do. I think that this means that Trump is is guilty of anything new. I mean there's that there's alternative explanations, they're just a plausible like, for example, maybe the reason he doesn't want Mahler digging into his iris records, because he's deathly afraid that mothers,

find that he's not worth anything like the wealthy said he was worth rates only where two billion bucks instead of ten billion box- or maybe it's worth nothing- maybe it turns out these broke rays- don't know until Does I rest records, so maybe he's afraid of that? Maybe he's afraid. There's some sort of ancillary matter dealing with Iris that he's going to be held accountable for- and this is the problem with the special council investigations again, this she'll council investigation was brought about because President Trump himself decided to open his big mouth. He fired call me and then he'll this big mouth on national television and said that he did it because of the Russia investigation that necessitated rod rose unseen. Appointing a special council, the biggest opponent trump has here, is not the media, the biggest opponent as your is trump? The media is getting its material from Trump Geek and hay New York Times in thinking your turns out to get trump. I think that there are two get trump I think they have engender. But why is he, a long interview with the New York Times in which he is talking about why he might a robber Mahler and why Accessions should never refused himself. It's just foolish. It's just foolish

there's only two possibilities here: right Trump, his worst enemy is a big mouth and he's doing things that look guilty, because you just can't help himself because he has to talk over time she proposal and the answer is it possible that he actually did something tat makes him guilty and that's really bad stuff. Maybe he's doing all this for a maybe the Democrats suggest he is actually did something, if you look at it from democratic perspective, let's do that for a second ok for people. When the right things important. Both sides understand each others on the left understand no hard evidence of Trump Russia. Actual collusion has taken place. There is intend to collude from from junior right. There's intend to collude from manifold. Presumably there's intend to collude. From jarred kosher, but there is no actual on the ground. Collusion, no pay off, no quid pro quo meal. So from this perspective, Can you understand me more evidence in order for us to acknowledge from actually did something illegal or even deeply Roy other than that meeting at this point and Trump wasn't in that meeting as far as we know from past the laugh setting the right misunderstand the perspective of the left here, they're. Looking at this

What they see is a meeting between trumped junior and a bunch of russian lawyers. Would that was that was basically paved for that was paved with a promise. They're gonna give Trump negative information about Hilary as part of Russia's governments, of governmental effort to support trump, and then you have Trump firing MIKE Flynn for unspecified reasons after it comes out there when has connections the Russia, and then you have him firing his FBI, director and saying openly. That is because of the russian investigation, and then you have saying that he should have fired session You never hired sessions because is accusing himself from the russian investigation, and then you have a series of policy decisions that benefit Russia, including the decision this week, by president from not to arm and and syrian rebels against Bashar Al Assad right which helps the russian government Sophia. What are you looking at all these indicators and you're? Saying: ok! Well, you know eyes lotta about yer. It's hard for me not connect them if you're on the right, you have to understand that perspective, because we did the same thing with President Obama right, we're very suspicious of President Obama and things more just

with Obama than it is for Trump? I think that, frankly, Trump is more likely to make stew. Mistakes and say done things. Then Nobody was a single bomb was much more of a president by design, but It is important to understand where we are so that we don't fall part as a country, because what I can foresee happening is some clothes. Smoking gun comes out and the rights It doesn't mean anything unless it means everything and we just growth, there and further apart as people- and I think that's mistake- I think we we can disagree on the implications of these facts, but we should at least acknowledge what the facts are and why maybe the other guy thinks what he thinks. Ok, so with all of that said, from care continues to remain controversial. Think here it's important to point out the radicalism of the left on untrimmed care, so nothing is happening with, care right now. Ok, the repeal and replace effort is basically stalled because nobody knows the wanna do we talked about that for the past several days, but the rhetoric of the left continues to ratchet up. So, for example, you have this. This

Professor of Bee ankles, until they beyond Say professor is really what he calls himself. The name is Kevin all Red, and he said junk parttime lecturer at Records University leaves a title. He taught a class there called police sizing beyond, say, starting in twenty turn, because our institutions of higher education are the stupidest places on earth. And I and Kevin all retweeted the other day. John Mccain is pretty ok with taking away everyone's healthcare. So excuse me if I don't have a well of sympathy for his brain cancer. Research is the kid their democratic believe. This sort of stuff it burn genders. He says that he's not using violent rhetoric with regard to trump care, but that's a lie, Bernie Sanders doing it over and over and over again

talk about the rhetoric than senator, because, if you're going to sit down with people on both sides of the Isle, some democratic brand of republican Party of death, for example, calling the tax cuts in the Senate Healthcare bill. Blood money- you yourselves have republicans- are potentially killing Americans. Is that rhetoric irresponsible and does it provide an impasse to compromise if you're going to sit down with those very people that you'd now said want to kill people are so, let's stop using rhetoric that I didn't use is an ugly cynical propose, this is a proposal which, if adopted, would result in thousands of Americans enormous paint, and then the people were taking away. The thousands of people will die of Americans whereby ok, so

forgive my Reagan battalion. Obviously, the democratic rhetoric on this is over the top to the point where you're seeing people take it seriously and, as you know, I don't blame rhetoric for violence, because I think that there is always a contingent of crazy people who are going to be triggered. But you have to say that in that, if as ever twins before. If rhetoric is a circle and then crazy PETE are generally outside the circle, as you brought in this, full of rhetoric to get more more violence, are closer and closer to violence, you're going to end up triggering more more people, so those people who are outside the circle wouldn't have been triggered by the rhetoric they are. Don't be now encompassed in circles. The rhetoric gets more and more violent methods. Rightly blame Bernie Sanders for what happened yesterday in Nevada, but it did have so, but this sort of rhetoric, does make things more polarized? It does make things more volatile. What I'm talking about, of course, is LAS Vegas Police will the video there has been non covered. I mean if this had happened to a democratic, because it all over the media have not seen it anywhere right: LAS Vegas, he's released a video from surveillance cameras. This is from set Jeanne Heller's office, you can see.

This fellow standing outside the elevator overseen Heller's office. He left a note threatening to kill Heller. If you ve did to repeal Obamacare I dunno actually said that if that Is it something like if european I'm here, I'm going to dine. I'm going to take you with me, this sort of is going to become more more common as the democratic You need to maintain that republican policy murders people. And so you have to understand on the left. One of the reasons people are so defensive and Trump is because the weather so crazy. If you left, would stop at their craziness and people stop defending from so ardently. The reason that the right is defending Trump is because they feel, like he's legitimately under threat, sometimes violent threat from people on the left because of the rhetoric that's being used. So before I go any further, I first want to say thank you to our sponsors over at the? U Conseil to carry association. So if you are deep they concern about somebody breaking into your house mill might embrace, and your house, you have to take it on, you shoot them. This is why you need the: U S easier, so I am a member of the US can

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of the sort of reality tv star as political figure, because written was an actor, but then who is the governor of California before he ran for president? Audrey Simpson hed Bin. I fell star, and then he was an actor in some of the naked gun films and in the towering infer watch movies and then he it and they can. This double homicide. These two slayings and every in the world is watching this trial and treating it as entertainment when it really is not entertainment, it's about whether a man murmured to human beings, The polarisation that abroad off the reality. Tv polarisation was shocking because remember this in the aftermath of rotten king riots, in LOS Angeles, is widespread perception, the black community in a way at that time, and I think still that the LAPD, has raised issues. I don't think that's right now. I think that there were some truth to it then, and the fact is that a lot of actually monitor what adjacent Simpson off the hook, not because they actually thought that he was innocent, but because he killed why people and they didn't really see-

why this should be a referendum on the LAPD as opposed to on Oj Simpson. Their proposed the time showed a plurality of black people said that he was innocent. It was obvious that he was guilty from the guy. And until you polarized outweigh that's a conflict that has never really cool down. We have the after effects of it. In, for example, we have the after effects of it over over in Baltimore? We have the after effects of it. Every a white cops you two black suspect or when a white non captured a black person, as George Zimmermann and Travel Martin in any case, this treaty is more of a joke yesterday and it was kind of juggling it was convicted of armed robbery for stealing from his own sports memorabilia in the two thousand. Eighty seven: nine years in prison. They had a thirty year sentence, thirty, three or sons. But it is treated as a joke, but it wasn't joke at the time is really polarizing period in american history and Fortunately, in the last few years seems to have come back again.

I want to show you sort of the insanity of this, because, if you live through, it is almost impossible to to know how crazy the OJ trial was mean. Officers as fair bit younger than I am, and I dont math is held where you would only happen Raven alive when you haven't, we you're a year old are you? It was ninety five used. Samantha is outlay, I was I was eleven well in his hand, This is a major earthshaking incident. If you can grow up with this, no you don't understand what it meant when they cut into the NBA final situate white Bronco with Oj Simpson in it running down the with Asia, Howlings at the head had OJ threatening to kill himself Minos legitimately insane time I saw OJ yesterday. He goes the parole Board and Nobody knows that the sentence that he got into designate was basically a give away, or the way it was basically karma for him, murdering people, so he Is its demonstrably tat when you watch some is testimony to mastered over the fact that oh Josie very stupid man who obviously committed to murders and was used as a as a cent

rallying point four speakers on all sides here. Ojo yesterday explaining why he should be went out of prison is it said the alternative to violence courses. I've always done. I've been pretty good people and I've Nuclear spent can flip free life. You know I'm not a got. It ever got nephites on the streets with the public and everybody but, as I said, they could be much tools about how to talk to people. Instead of five instead of the warring parties to have you here, here, is how you talk to beat was told that you use Victim apathy was again. I are they really see the UK these? Let a conflict free life. If you believe the notary Simpson has led a conflict. Free life raise your hands not so fast run into call. That's just

just amazing stuff, and then he was let off yesterday so that they understand before this happened, the Parole Board took a selfie with OPEC. You have. This was going to go before it even started in that shows you once again the merger between politics and I and celebrity is really insipid and disgusting. It's why you know how Caitlyn Jenner talk about running for Senate in California. That's why Ashley Judd talk about running for Senate in Kentucky is by Al Franken is in the Senate. This is all part of the same general on its celebrity celebrities. Liberty and political celebrity is the same kind as everything else OJ was granted parole. Even those parole hearing was re when poorly mean here is a clip of OJ trying to he supposed to be admitting to his crimes. Raymond is what you do in a pearl hearing, admit your crimes, and then you say well. I'm very sorry. I did that and I'm never going to do it again. Here is they talking about how he never did anything wrong, bigger figures and they came to the conclusion that was my property. They turned it over to I have it now

so I mean it's kind of mine by bottling that they turned over to meet property the jail for for trying to retrieve it was by property. I want now to steal from anybody and I will never ever Wanna weapon on everybody believed that the poverty was yours. You involved. Weapon on anybody really legally by the Stick of California, that it with my property they ve given it to me My question is why Windsor property was your various out of their nose, argued girl, answered very unclear. Many waiting, a celebrity so has enormous currency, that I've never pull a weapon on anybody. Again, you chops to people's heads off, so I think that that lacks a little bit of credibility. In any case, I want to go on to discuss what is the attempt by the Trump administration to move beyond the Russia stuff. I also want to get in

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but he got out of his own wife, but he is doing some good things and I want to discuss a couple of the things that he is doing so the here is it there's report out that over the four Six months, Trump promised that for every new regulation that he made, he would cut too so far he is running circles around that, according to James Veritable daily wire to China, sixteen regulations eliminated for every new one proposed, so they do that from hasn't done. Anything is not right. I've said before that. What prompted was Gore section, cutting regulations that remains droop, sixteen to one ratio comes the numbers scented report this week from the Office of Management and budget that shows the administration is holding true to its vow, to be business friendly. That's why you wonder why the stock market continues to grow up, even with all of the unease, around president trumps behaviour. The reason is because there is a general perception he's not gonna, do too much to her business and he's going to do a lot to help it by removing regulations and about final year in office, the Federal Register set the record for the highest page whenever an almost eighty, two thousand pages, the ministry,

is withdrawn, remained inactive, a total of eight hundred proposed regulations. There were carry overs, they ve identified early. Hundred regulations related to energy production and environment protection of plans to rescind review or delay across the EPA and the interior and energy departments. This is a very good move by the trumpet Illustration- that is something that is worthy of pointing out and he deserves credit when he does things that are right. So that is good. So Mc Mulvaney was out there. S really does the director of the Office of Management budget and and he is saying that it signs push. Recalls methanol, MAX rights of make Amerika great economics can make an basically just conservative economics. You know like area he's gonna give you a list of talking points are all things we ve been saying for years, but now everything has to be put their heads the trump ran on it wasn't confined within it from once put its brand under things and push them. That's that's fine with me here is minimal. They discussing what they're going to do a tax reform like that

politics, obviously, the art of the possible. I I don't think we ve given up on that boat, possible corporate fact. I'd love to see a fifteen percent rate, I'd love to see less, but the truth matter is that we're still pushing for that lowest possible corporate right. We can't why, in all the Democrats, we will say to give way to big business. It's not we're trying to get back to a healthy american economy with defined that is free for and growth we introduced to turn this. We called mag economics, which a sort of this unifying thing of every unifying theme of everything were trying to do to get that healthy, traditional american economy back on track and to have that you have to have a lot of capital investment, you have to make people more productive and that means businesses we need to invest more and that's what we're shooting for on tax reform. Well, that's all good stuff- and I hope to see President pursue that knowledge, you that he's gonna have to get out of his own way. As we say in spacers out result, scary movie is in he's: gonna homely set

of lawyers on the Russia stuff, he should put all that aside and he should stop talking the present you just pursue what it is that he wants to pursue. I think one of the problems here is that he's not sure what he wants to pursue, but hopefully a hidden consolidate or something. So we get some good how's the out of his administration. Ok, so we're going to do some things I like in some things I hate their almost combined today, we're going to do we're going to do things I like and things I hate before we get to that. I first want to thank you tore sponsors over at skills yourself. If you if you're in the job market. You know that you can't expect to be the same company for twenty years, that if you are at a comfort for three. That's now considered a long time to work and accompany, and when you move did. You want to have any upward mobility in your career you're, going to have to learn new skills all the time. Well, that's where skillshare dot com comes in skillshare dot com allows you to learn fifteen thousand different classes. Nine business and more new skills, You can learn a new one. Every day there, forty five minute classes things

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In my entire life, it is even now a phenomenal trailer. It's Michael, fast, bender, making Simmons and rage and Rebecca Ferguson all these applying stars and its basically a serial killer in Norway. Ok, they're trying to do girl with the dragon tattoo and its really, amazingly bad, it's it's so bad! This trailing. I Lebrun like Michael vast banners and accurate like I'll, watch him in virtually anything. I watch this with. Enjoyment is the snow man- and it is so horrifying aids. I am glad that I will explain why I love this so much single parity,

A woman vanished last night, we just found the body prince. Missis Reed, flapping fish. He calls himself the snow man alone, Mr Police, There's only billions that he's going after women that he disapproves of the only thing we know for sure is that he's playing games

with us- I gazed at it so great philosopher, second, because once again I won't play more of it because it so wonderful, ok, so personal, it's like they too. Every line from us from every serial killer from that was the most we share in the it's like its external Keller. Man lives, like he's he's totally insane. The anything. We knows he's playing games with us and then they took least threatening thing on planet earth, a snow man right like the guy front, like from frozen like the snow man and then they try to make this into some sort of intimidating figure cases, not even like clowns, which are creepy like an it. Ok, you have a critical in orbit, make creepy phone. You can take some There's a childhood thing but has to be. Inherently a little bit creepy. So clouds are a little bit creepy. Just inherently it's a person with a mask on that's a little bit, creepy to begin with, but you can't take like when the poor make when the poor scary there's just no way to do it right, even if you're gonna do trucking, they make trucks, area has me like a deformed all willing to cut on it. Like hell, miscarry looking like this,

not scary. It's just a snow man and I n Hello, MR police? I'd so great a lot it's so much and I and I just loved it. The Hollywood is making films that it like they got top name cast, because this is a best selling novel. Can people have no taste whatsoever? probably opened at thirty five or forty million dollars this weekend. It is the best form of the year. This will probably opened authority. Over forty million that we can. Then it opens and it looks like it can be stone in history. I need to play a little bit more. As you can hear, that every single line is a cliche. I'm telling you It's a cliche man lives. It doesn't matter what do they took minds from insomnia and then they took a line from from sounds lambs and they took a line from it, and then they took away every serial killer movie, the usual random line from and stuck it, and I have to play, will that more research can stop watching us it so decked of,

We need and we knew him out because we don't know what we're dealing with gas. We don't know what we're dealing with another snow man he's been watching us out. I didn't want ginger. Cutting things up into little piece is taunting, he's daunting ass. We don't find him. This is never going to see they began to have is another missing moment. There's nothing or not. Being celebrated worry us together. Anyone can see that is trying to hide something. Anyone can see that you're trying to hide something sounded as our every single day. So the only see everything in the entire trailer is like somebody with a mass gone right

why you don't use? No man is robbing a horror films guys, like really is the snow man. I am waiting to hear because it some like from frozen right. It's gonna, break into that in this moment There are still great. So thank you, Michael. Bit of restoring what obviously is loaned me, the worst film in human history coming out in October. I could not be more excited about this and I will buy seventeen tickets. I will be one of the people making this for us million dollars and the box office. I love it so much. Ok, so now everything I actually really like, and that is, I saw Dunkirk last night I went to the premier last night at the arc light which many have called on her cat as well, which has also been indicates I will show you some of the trailer it is. It is a unique warfare, is not saving Ryan, is not banned of brothers. I am not a huge steam power. I can't I'm a huge, then brothers, hand. It is very varied.

Film I it is so created and it is brilliant in in a very different way. Here are some of the trailer The enemy tanks have stopped. Why I was precious tanks for making. It is often the air like fish. In a barrel, there are four hundred thousand men on the street,

so. It is really it's gripping film, but it's not dripping in the way. It is hidden pressurize, opening, Siena's gripping wages, get nonstop violence in people's guts being blown out and that the randomness of it what you get from this is something very different sit in private, It is done in classical style. It sort of done like. I always forget that the name of the film those nominated last year Ridge, what what is it Dunham, Hacksaw Wrench? Thank you, miss it up with the heartbreak Heller. Whenever Hamburger Hill was that the clinic, money from seventy, but in any case it is that that film is very classical stance, was hidden preparation. You learned the back story of the characters in that it takes. You inherited form through an entire no entire arc to a logical conclusion as to where the sense you don't get any of the characters. Vast stories unless there's three main character, or three main stories that are followed. One is called them all. The more is a reference to these this bridge. Does it dunkard? The prophet Dunkirk, was that

now with the british surrounded, but they are on a beach where there was a bit very, very shallow beach and the tide when it comes in it doesn't come in high enough, for boats to get into a destroyer can get in just pick up people. Instead, they had to small ships trying very things out, didn't have any ships, because the British were afraid that that We're demonstrates the entire army and destroy other ships as well as their as well as the army on the beach, thereby destroying their capacity to this and they also looking to send all their planes because they did that than those could all be shot down. They can have the capacity to defend London, so it's basically four hundred thousand guy stranded on this beach. They can't escape, and so does the loneliest most quiet, subtle war, film, embarrassing S, lonely, I mean, like every shot, looks like that shot of the floor four thousand men standing in orderly cues on the beaches, though there waiting for ice cream, but they're really waiting to know what they're gonna live or die as their being strength from overhead. Die. It's not done in like ok, there's the indian brothers or seven percent astrophysical leg over here is actually done it

most classical fashion. It's not a particular bloody fill. You don't see people, you know what they're with their body parts torn off, because it's not the point of the film and he just assumes that you know that war is going to be bloody, but he does do as he shows you almost a casual violence of war. Any shows you, the small actions by quiet people. The whole point here is that most amazing most people in America no longer even know somebody who served in the military presently there there about two million people who served to act. Duty or serving active duty now in the in the military and dead, there aren't all you know serving on under his bases, but there are lots of people who are in the National Guard in such the especially play California, in New York. It's it's a good shot. You billions lights now, meeting somebody who is an active duty, military member and so you hear about a war. What you think about a war is not somebody who you know it's just some disembodied person who's out there doing heroic things to try and save you and that's what this film takes on the reason they are supposed to care,

These characters is not because you know where they went to high school and who they fell in love with like in catch all ridge. It's not because you're you know their personal views on matters is because these are people doing Harold things in making difficult choices and sometimes doing cowardly things and making terrible choices in them. Its of in the midst of difficulty in order to survive to fight another day and fight Hitler every he makes so many great territorial. Without there's no point which you see the Nazis. The opening seen you to that right, the beginning of the trailer but you see the Nazis, the opening seen you should read the beginning, the trailer where there are walking through the town of Dunkirk and there there on the streets and these flyers or floating down, saying you're, surrounded that seen in the very next thing that happens? Incidents willing anything's the first thirty seconds, the film, the the They you just hear gunshots, then dinner there stunningly loud. So, unlike most war, where they sound sort of just becomes overwhelming in this field, every crack of a gunshot is stunning legged star

We need solutions, but in your seat, because it so loud- and it's meant to do that, because the aid is that every shot is equally bids equally possible that it steadily and gonna kill you, and so there demonstrate these five guys. You see there and in the first Second, the film you see you soon getting picked off one by one, but you never. Parties. At any point, during this film, you never see the Nazis. The majority of the Nazis is somewhat often planes that it into the idea, these guys are fighting an unseen force, an enemy that they can't control an enemy there. No, I and yet they are having to make these really really difficult. Decisions the three main stories of the one on the beaches I mentioned one by sea, so distorted Dunkirk is then a bunch of civilian vessels were commandeered by the british military and civilians were told to go. Sail across these twenty six miles. Stretch to Dunkirk and picking up from beach Civilians for non military members as men, women just sailing across the english channel to pick up all of these members of the british military and an eight hundred pieces of eight hundred different boats did that almost a thousand votes to that

and so it follows this. This one mark violence and his son who are coming cross to do that and you never really. Until the end, why their bothering you and then the third Storey is Tom. Hearty plays in area pilot Roller forest pilot who is and who is engaged in these dogfights and what's ass an end, but film is at the mall red, what's happening on the beach takes a week what's happening with the with the sailor, takes a day and what's happening with with Tom Hardy takes an hour, and they say that front and how these stories meet up and are interwoven. Israel fascinating again, the stylist choice here is to It is on the actions of the men not anew the men are, and I think the debts This is liberty by no one, so some people have found that off putting people so that they would feel notional investing the characters because their not being given the back story there not being given this whole thing. But that's the point: ok, don't have to be emotionally invested in who the soldiers are, who defend civilization in order for you to be emotionally invested in their fight for survival and their fight for victory. That's the entire point of the film

it really is it's really a first rate. Film is one of the sums are, I walked out of it and it's kind of stunning it's one of its morven experience than it is a film and you walk Can you feel, like you experience something because he- and I, if you can- I saw- I Didn'T- unite us on seventy millimeter- and it's just its first rate and the more you think about it, the better it gets more. He realised with the kind of directory choices he's making, whether so that ok so time for a quick thing. I hate and then we'll get some help. So I m j c I a has been rapid. His infidelity amount Lewinsky loves it Mozilla thing: ok Circle: to the daily mail. Monica Lewinsky has now Raise J G for speaking openly about cheating on his wife Bianti on his latest, Album Lewinsky we stand better than anyone that public costs paid for a high profile affair spoke about the iconic wrapper. Transgressions in an essay published by Vanity fair in the peace title Jason, Prince Harry Brad Pitt and the new frontiers of male vulnerability. The former White House Intern praised hub. For now

ignoring the allegations hurled at him by beyond, say on her two thousand. Sixteen album lemonade cheesy. Had it waste, Linsky wrote haven't been called out publicly by his weight in her fears. Twenty sixteen album and video he knew his hands. Blinked his next album skim pass the allegations, that's not uncommon, for men to do as if we haven't seen beyond any easy on the world together since then, not to mention welcoming their twin splendor. Jane could have ignored in orbit. Instead, he chose a path of candor that will move. Conversation Ford and help others know just now. Ok, it's me, they want to stay together with her husband than she shouldn't have been talking about his infidelities publicly. If you wanted to stay together with her, not only should we not be committing infidelities, he shouldn't be out there but his infidelities publicly, that is not a marriage in my appeal, and that is going to end well because marriages, where the part talk about cheating on each other openly. Is that that's not bound to go particularly well? It's because you behaviour and some behaviour can stay private. Ok, what happens between. You know I've actually one of the window, we're aspect

nature is you'll, see a husband who cheat on his wife and I feel the necessity to tell her there's nothing more so such then doing that ok, it's super selfish too commit infidelity in the first place, but then tell your spouse about it, is even more selfish, because that's about you alleviating your gill, not about you making years thousands life better in any way about you now creating a choice. For your spouse. That is that your spouse never had to make, except for you being an idiot and feeling the need to jump off your own guilt on your. Thus I so even when they see that honesty is the best policy in these sorts of things, no being good is the best policy and then, if you do something guilty live with your girl, don't dump it off on to other people the idea We need a society filled with people who are publicly proclaiming that infidelity This is really about idea, ok time for some mailbox, students, Josh Mayors has been heated, has net neutrality, where your thoughts on the matter in the ideal outcome. Capitalism fix it. The government policies in place. So I am not in favour of net neutrality, net neutrality, as you will see, is by its very funny live the people who say the net neutrality is basically a giant give away too

Companies that are I as internet service providers. They neglect to mention. Net net neutrality that that net neutrality itself is trying to give away to places like Google on Netflix right there there, certain companies that eat up all the bandwidth on the internet and net neutrality forces internet service providers to charge them the same amount for data as it would charged Anybody else's possessor charging them for all this. Ok, that service providers get to compete with each other. That would be the idea, the problem that we had with internet. Providers is that their local monopolies that ensure that there are only two or three at the most companies internet service providers that actually in a particular area, so you're using a regulatory effects to fix a regulatory problem. Will. You really should do is relieve all the regulations on internet service providers in general, allowing people to build new infrastructure and then compete in the open market with one another. There are some areas: peace, the charge Netflix more in some the charge them lest there be some eyes, peace, the charge, small providers less and let them compete and that competition will ensure a better internet. Plus I mean

it seems to be working pre. Fine as it is. I don't understand the huge issues that people are having with with the internet that they think that needs to be fixed by some sort of over arching government system It is your bed which state is released favourite and since very topical. California, you lived there. It seems like a hellhole, so For me it is a beautiful place that is governed like crap its I live there. My entire life, the weather, is really nice most of the time there is some culture here. Despite all the talk about the lack thereof in which they did my least favorite. It tarsi state I can tell you cities that I really don't like I'm, not a big fan of New York City, New York City. I fund a visit, I would hate to live there. I like seeing the sky I'm a suburban die. I grew up in the suburbs so hard for me to do live in New York, but saving your cause, great meagre Upstate New York is beautiful, a real areas of northern just judge. Wonderful Michael's has high than originally should video by Jordan Petersen regarding job suitability for different iq levels, he raised the point: is

you never really addresses what to do with people of low average intelligence regarding jobs, what are your societal prescriptions for those people in the workforce, since constant mechanization is leading to demand for more more skilled workers, thanks Naomi the disease, you're really really good question. I so this, I think, is the big question of the future of the workforce. The truth is machines are gonna doing so manual labor. They are not there to doing our manual. Labor machines are going to arrange, edging very specialised manual. Labor like at factories right is one thing over and over and over machines are really good at what machines are not really good at is doing many different tasks. So, for example, You can have a rumour that clean your floor, but it's not can build a cleaner table rights of you a person can do both of those things manual. Labor is not gonna, go totally out of style for people who are not violated. Kappa inaction need work in manual labor, but yes, we're going to have to develop skills such as as mechanization creates. Less need for manual labor, there is going to be a need for more creativity in the market.

Is, is that IQ doesn't always match up with creativity, so there's a lot of people who are very creative a surly worlds, braced people's look in Hollywood, I'm so We're we're gonna have to up our skills. That's a little bit I don't think the market has ruled out in a low IQ people at this point when it aren't you, then we are going to her if we get some plants at us before we get to the point where machine means are basically providing such abundance that everyone There is no need for that. That's there's no need for markets, because markets are created by scarcity. If you have the replicator from STAR Trek and just create everything we could ever need, then you know have to worry about things being created any more than you talk about a universal basic income. Tyler, wiser when a person from western country conversion, eastern religion, their concern, enlightened Person from Eastern Country converts Judy's Christianity, they are traded in their culture. This is a very good question answer is because there is always a bias against the religion with which you grew up in western civilization. If grew up in an area where everybody conserving you become lefty, then you are considered a

enlightened member of the upper class by people in the big cities. The same thing is true. With regard to religion, you're you're, moving beyond your boundaries, never mind that if a person from the EU, convert stingy dismal Christianity, they are considered a heretic there often or their considered rube that just because we as a society of one to hate ourselves in a loud voice Evans has In what circumstances you socks go with channels, So as someone who used to our socks and sandals intended extraordinarily comfortable when I was a teenager, I will say in situations in which are not publicly seen. That would be. That would be the proper answer, because I gotta say I'm not a big sandals fan in general critically for deeds. Right do dude should now where's handles dispute or ugly, so like dude feet, not something people want to see put on some shoes didn't like it just looks melon terrible like please don't do that Chris as Last year, takers voted against bills to increase veterans benefits and it

the standing among us is it intellectually dishonest to say, the veterans Group deserve entitlements due to the nature of their service, as opposed to other groups up, I am not aware of territories vote and veterans benefits. I'd have to look at up to confirm whether that is in fact true, but the general question to stated veterans deserve entitlements due to the nature of their service. No, I don't think, Europeans at all. I think this part of the contracts when they signed up right at sea. You're telling them to go, do the most violent, difficult job on planet. In many cases and you're gonna have to pay people on money for that, including lifetime benefits in some cases Kyle's haven. How did you know you're ready for kids? What advice would you give to you? couple out of college as to how to know when they are ready for kids. So do things one you're, never truly ready. Forget cake you can make a decision that you think that your financially prepared to take care of a child- that's really was brass. We were in a financial position where we're ready for kids and we felt that we had time and resources to properly care for children. So, from a logical perspective, that's true, but when people say ready for kids, Implications, but not re for kids, and I should just not have a kid in fact, is the most kids. What

learn, are not prepared Why should you should you prepare? Can? Yes, you should make sure that your relationship with their spouses Ultra Rock Solid, because the having kids Andrews the nature of your relations with their spouse before he could focus solely on the other person in your marriage. And now you both have to focus on these new people who take over your lives, I saw you or be solid before that happens? So if you're financially in on the appalling and if you are, and if you are solid with your spouse, then you can safely say you're ready for kids, but if you're ready for kids. That doesn't mean that you can't be of good parents or that you can't become ready for kids so that it can help you gross human being and that you take responsibility for decisions that nets, as had been my little sisters, thirteen she like most kids, very caught up in today's culture and politics, or idols tend to be liberal she's been developing liberal view of the world charlatans to look at services in a bad light, I was wondering if he had any advice on how to go about helping her understand, conservatism better without alienating her I'd appreciate itself. The first thing to say is that you know it's not good to label people, you dont know as bigots. Without any sort of

since the dare bigots, ok, you're, towers of all sorts of use. If you consider yourself liberally, probably our conservative, because if you consider of liberals, because you want everybody be able do they want. Basically, it's a libertarian position, not a left disposition. He left us like to say that about sexual matters, the right doesn't relieving care about that stuff anymore, ok, libertarians, don't even care about stuff. If I care about it on the religious level, I certainly don't care about it on the governmental level, on a public policy level. So I think that she probably skewed view of what the writers, because useless India people from what the answer? legal, listen to some people from the right. And that way, maybe you can determine whether what is being said about those people is true or not Alex's. What is your position mandatory tipping. I think you really duration of getting a tip in advance for better service made sense, but everybody demands for everything regardless of the level of service. So I I'm, a pretty generous temper, I am only opposed the tipping so I both of these things are true. I'm ungenerous temper because I think when people work hard, they deserve and I am happy to give them money. However, tipping is stupid account which way

fruit from the office on this one. I don't tip my protest, Jason he's doing something more important than carrying my food seven feet from the counter to my table. So the idea that you get a special tat, because you carried food, seven feet like how about this rather let you make a better wage in charge me more for the food, then that I have to decide whether I'm a good person and not based on the tip I give that's it! I mean there really is what we do right. They actually found this need. They ve done studies of this of tipping, it's really fascinating and what they found is they thought that originally people did tipping, because it was the proposal. Also, isn't that if you give a tip somebody's can give you a tip back, but then they found that that makes no sense Reagan ever see the waiter again in receive these people again. It's just that. You don't want to be perceived by that waiter, as a bad guy, see give a chip. So there's a moral judgment that's made about you based on level of your tip and your make moral judgement by your waiter based on. Did they do a good job and I ve a bad person. I'm gonna give you a two dollar chips, just to show you my grandfather used to do this. We didn't like the servitude, live a nickel register, sudden they didn't like the service again than any of this is is relevant. We all learn wages out here in the in the non tipping world,

as I am not a huge fan of tipping although I will say that I think that or an employee. It's easy. It's really to make some extra money. It's way really what it is it is. It's almost become a way to avoid taxes, because chips are generally given in cash and if your way to make a lot of money on side out what a David's has tabled- elegant thrones can sometimes I've been issue would be over the top sex and violence is their wages. By the graphic nature of the show. Are we just huge nerves were willing to accept it, so both yes we have. Such violence is over the top saxon violence over tat. Violence does intend, let me very much because I think that there are situations in which violence is is necessary, so the over the top and men brothers doesn't bother me really, because I think there are situations in which vial is necessary in violence against evil is necessary and we should all see the way is a sinner enough, and we should all see that that you know bad things even happening that people, but when it comes, do the graphic section, the first season, for example- and it is very graphic- the verses this basically in your pornographic. I had problems with that.

Forded through a lot of that, because I thought it was just HBO June, when HBO does every HBO show just to prove that their HBO unmarried their pay access. They have some booby just to show all the rage beyond. We can put boobies on tv, and now they decided up anti into our HBO. We can put a dingy on tv. I know this, isn't this? What they do so the only way to justify it. I think that, you can say overall, it shows great. I think it can fast forward those scenes. I think that, but I'm I'm going to justify what I think are bad artists. Choices. There are situations in which nudity onscreen is is a is actually useful to the story, so I think of two cases in particular: Clockwork Warren where there is needed on based directly designed to demonstrate the evil and vulgarity of the villains. And and their inability in and what the brainwashing programme has done to this one guy after and there's another movie, called the pawnbroker everything recommended on the show before with rod stagger on Holocaust.

I've been there's one scene where he runs upon shop and woman comes in and shares her breast in front of him and its use as a gateway for flash back to his wife was in a concentration camp with him and she being raped by nazi officer there. There you have a case. Both those cases typically are not erotic right. Both those cases are rape scenes. I think an rape scenes very often have to show that stuff in origin laundress, but in terms like rape, is unlike re. Bishop castrated recalls that most evil people on earth, but in firms like erotic You know showing erotic stuff on on screen. I don't think that's hardly ever necessary. In fact, the most romantic scenes of all time are rarely sexiness is usually most forgettable romantics. These are the ones that are from the nineteen forties, where you know people barely touched, and attention is just tremendous- that's it most romantic sexual tension, not sexual release, and it seems that most of today's movies focusing on sexual is not sexual tension. Ok, so we will be back here sweet! Next week. I will be travelling to Washington DC to testify before Congress and will give you all the updates on Berkeley. As of now.

They right now Brook saying that they are to try and give me a slot. They pledge that they will make the event happened. So thank you for all of your Europe support folks and hopefully will well. That pledge will see the kind of church and culture around so will see. If they jerk me around as well but hopefully they'll keep their pledge will give the update I'm bench of here. This is the bench appear ocean