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Church. This is the biggest one in the United States. They see their over three hundred three hundred sexually abusing priests. Members of the of the Archdiocese hierarchy who are involved in a sexual abuse, of minors, that is larger than the Boston scandal D made spotlight about now, is a hundred fifty to two hundred priests over the course of prior fifty years. This was something like three hundred priests over the course the last thirty years there over one thousand victims. The report begins with the statement we, the members of this grand jury, need you to hear this. We know some of you have had heard some, but before they ve been other reports about child sexual abuse, within the catholic church. Never on this scale. For many of us, those earlier stories happened someplace else someplace away. Now we know the truth. It happened everywhere the report takes three hundred and one priests, clergy and lay teachers. This not comprehensive they're, probably more with credible allegations against them, their ninety nine in diocese of Pittsburgh alone, of those ninety nine, a group four groomed and violently sexually assaulted young boys. According to the attorney general of the State of Pennsylvania, one boy was forced

stands on a bed any rectory strip naked and pose as Christ on the cross for the priests they took photos of their victim, so they added them to a collection of child pornography which they produced and shared on church grounds according to Shapiro and according to the grand jury report, and then in something that sounds like all of the worst conspiracy theory, you ve heard about pizza gate hated. This actually happened according to the attorney general in the state of Pennsylvania, to make it easier to target their victims. The priest gave their favorite boys gifts, gold crossest, whereas necklaces the crosses we're markings of which boys had been groomed for abuse and therefore other priests would know which boys to abuse. According to the report, victims were brushed aside in every part of the state by church leaders who preferred to protect the abusers and their institution. Above all, the main thing was, help children, but to avoid scandal, priests were raping little boys and girls. The men of God who responsible for them did not only nothing. They headed off season. Administrators, including the bishops, had knowledge with his conduct, and yet priests were regularly place and ministry after the diocese was on notice that a complaint of child sexual shut sexual abuse had been made. This kind

enable defenders and endangered the welfare of children and the stories are just horrific are there certain allegations that it's honestly it's it's hard to, even it it's hard even report on some of these allegations, because it's so heartbreaking and horrifying and evil, and some of the allegations were things like a seven year old girl who was who was forcibly sexually assaulted while she was in the hospital recovering from a tonsil surgery, a boy, a young boy who was sexually molested by a priest and then his mouth washed out with holy water, so that he would think that this was part of a religious ritual, and it's it's just it's just horrifying in every possible way, and of course there were people who were basically whitewashing this for a long time, so cardinal world whose active in Pennsylvania. Obviously he was asked about all this and he said he doesn't think this is

part of massive crisis right now, when you hear abuse, when you hear of a case of abuse- and here we are talking about things that happen decades ago, for the most part, I don't think we see some mass massive crisis UK that was Cardinal Donald World lead the Washington archdiocese. He is accused by the grand jury of helping to protect abusive priests when he was Pittsburgh. Bishops he's disputed the allegations. He says that the report confirms he acted with diligence with concern for the victims. There were notes that were sent to particular priests were known to have molested children, in which they expressed sympathy for the priests saying that the priests obviously were undergoing something very tough they had to live through, since they were driven to do these. These terrible awful things most of the Pennsylvania victims were boys. Girls were abused as well. One boy was forced to say confession to a priest who used him. The grand jury concluded a succession of catholic bishops in this is this writers and other diocese in leaves her leaders try to shield the church from Bab

city and financial viability- they failed to report, accused clergy, to police and sent abusive priest to so called treatment facilities which laundered the priests and then permitted You ve known offenders to return it to ministry and their accusations that there similar things happening all around the world in in churches ranging down South America. The serious problem than the catholic church. Mouthwash, who is a Catholic himself, has peace over a daily you're dot com. Today our website taught me how there needs to be full scale cleansing within the church, and it is simply too bad that this is been done before, and it is a stain on the church now the reason that this is

newsworthy is not only because it obviously newsworthy, but because of what it says about each and every one of us. Now not everybody in the world is going to mean abuser. Thank God. Most people are going to oppose abusers. Think this stuff is evil. Think this stuff is horrible, but we do have to ask ourselves what are you willing to cover for- and this is true for any institution to which you will be able to, because let's not make any mistake here. People are singly catholic church out is that the catholic Church is in outline or when it comes to the abuse of children. As of the catholic church is somehow much much much worse than other institutions when it comes to abuse of children, how many children have been abused in public schools? My guess is: a lot of children have been abused in public schools have been studies, we're talking. Thousands of kids across the country have been abused in public schools by adults in positions of authority. There ve been problems inside the jewish community. There been problems inside the protestant community, their problems inside certainly inside Hollywood, the treatment of children as sex objects happens all over the world in a variety of institutions. The court it is not whether there are evil human beings there

certainly are their demonic human beings out there Wash says who ought to be punished to this you're a success of the war and the only tragedy here is the death penalty isn't available from illustration of children because you molested child. There is no question that should be killed in most agreed just possible way. Your folks who oppose the death penalty I understand where they are coming from in terms of the efficacy of the death penalty and administration of the death penalty. It hard not to look at four molesting seven year old girls while they lie in hospital beds and think those people shouldn't be put to death right and these people have forfeited a right to live. But with all that said, the real question is: why does this stuff last so long and happens within every and it happens in football institutions or a pen state football? It happens all over people feel more. Loyalty to institutions than they do to individuals unless they know the individual. Is it just a it's a screw up in the brain they did their there. A couple of instinctive things that we as human beings, have the functioning of our brain that are in conflict with one another. One of them is that we have a lot of sympathy for peace

we know. Second, as we have very little sympathy for people who don't know, and the third is that we have a lot of world he to our in group, so social science suggest we are all members of in groups their certain groups with which we identify and when those in groups are threatened by our group's then we tend to rally in support of the Un Group, because we have to bat bend down the hatches. We have to ward off threat, and this is true in pretty much every area of life. It's true politically true, religiously, religiously, in many places in the world, the true ethnically right all of these sort of social institutions where you feel protected. These are the things that you must defend. At all costs. We must defend them, no matter what you have to defend them from the predictions of the outside world and that's a natural thing to do, because human beings are at least half animal right, even if, as religious person or partially made of the disaster, the ground or partially divine were partially had had gods breath put into endorsing genesis, but we are so part, animal and the animal part of us feel safety in defence of an institution. We feel need institution,

to protect ourselves and were not wrong about that when that comes into conflict with nameless, faceless and visuals. We don't know we tend to push the faceless, nameless individuals off side- and this is why all these folks out there who tend to portray evil people as monsters where the people cover for evil people as monsters. I think that that's just a lack of perspective on human nature. I think the Bible actually hasn't pretty good back divine human nature. Each of us has a war going on inside of us between what we, It is good and what we know is right and what we know is bad, but also serves our interests and the hard part of being a human being is trying to determine when the stuff that is bad, that is motivating us is actually bad, because the easiest thing to do is to back justify the easiest thing to do is say: listen. My institution has to be so the jewish community, for example, their been similar allegations against certain rabbis, and you will see the

community defend the rabbi. You'll see the local community train stigmatized, the victim read this. This is happening in certain cases. In pretty much every religious community I can think of, and that's because the idea is what your hand this rabbi over to this. Or courts for prosecution. Then what you really doing is bringing shame upon the community. It's gonna open us up to allegations that were closed community bad community. That is, but but here's the truth of it. When people do evil things, it is your job as an individual to call them and the only way you're gonna be able to preserve the truth of your institution is by calling this sort of stuff out defence of an institution when that institution, since is a quick way to destroy the credibility of the institution. I can tell you that

ethnic churches, failure to take on this issue in any serious way for years and years and years and years has driven millions of people, I'm sure away from the catholic church, because people look at church has people look at synagogues. They look at places that are specially supposed to be spiritual, may say if these people are supposed to be better than what exactly it is worse. Look like defence of your institution requires you to call out your institution when you're institution does something wrong, and this has political ramifications is well known. Talk about that in just a second. But first, let's talk about your internet protection with all the recent news about online security breaches, it's hard not to worry about where data goes. This is true for me, particularly since I am the tar of many people online, making online purchases simply accessing your email. It could put private information at risk. You are being tracked online by social media sites, marketing companies, your mobile or internet provider. Not only can their record your browsing history, but they often sell it to other corporations who would like to profit from that information, which is why I use express Vps inexpressibly paean has easy to use apps them on seamlessly. In the background of my computer,

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Jerry Sandusky will form in groups to protect to anybody who threatens our our way of life, and those in groups can be very dangerous. This is particularly true in the realm of politics, because public It is an area where we must be having discussions with one another in area. We must assume that the other side at least, has enough good They want to have a conversation with us, and yet what we see in our politics today is that both sides are willing to justify drip, virtually anything virtually anything, because we feel that our group is threatened. And here's the thing we're not wrong about our Ingrid being threatened because you can have a mutually reinforcing system in which both sides begins to treat the our group even worse and remember every alcoves somebody else's in group you begin treating? Everybody else is out divorce so that L group treats you worse and then you treat them whores, and this is how you spiral down into anarchy and chaos. If you are a person who looks at your institute, you say: might my political institution, my republican Party must be defend

doll class net mean if that means defending some vile behavioral, defend vile behaviour, because that's what fighting looks like if that's something you're doing made, he also examine whether that is actually appropriate or whether its even necessary, if you're on the line. You're defending Antigua and you're, saying that anti for its Mary, because my group is threatened. These evil right wing Nazis their defence there there attacking my in group, so I will defend Antigua understand you are contributing to the moral decay of your own side. You have two choices when it comes to our own institution and your institution conflicts with morality, choice number one is to help. When's that institution keep that institution moral while at the same time fighting off the people who would attack that institution for its actual morality, there's a difference between oh attacking your institution for moral reasons, and people attack your institution for moral reasons why people who are attacking the catholic church handling of child abuse doing so for moral reasons, people who are attacking the catholic church without recognising that institutional failures occur at institutions.

In virtually every level around the globe. Those are people who are you So for immoral reason, so motive does matter here when we begin to question each other's motives. It gives us a rationale for defending bad behaviour on our own side, immoral, we're our own side, an evil behaviour on our own side, and this makes it more likely that our politics breaks down and makes it more likely that there's religious conflict, the minute we steps trying to morally critique ourselves. In the same way, we could take the other side, the meaning that we start seeing the threat to our in group as more pressing. Then the morality of our in group. We destroy the moral fabric upon which the in group is based. In the first place, our institutions are killed from the inside your Savior Institute make sure that you're as pure as you can be, and then make sure that you can fight the other side. That is attempting to destroy you for things that are wrong. Ray of the other scientists critiquing it's one thing. The other side is trying to destroy you for things. That are our Just plainly immoral, like the train. Destroy for no reason, then that's when you fight back, but we have to choose one to fight back on to talk about this

the context of Minnesota election and and President Trump so in Minnesota? Yesterday there was a really interesting elections are first of all, the blue wave is roblee on its way, so people who are working of whistling through the passage to the graveyard here Maybe I'm maybe it's wrong. Maybe it turns out that Republican somehow hold onto the house. Maybe it turns out that everything is fine if the registration, and minister and indicators at Morrissey over it hot air points out. The data. Don't look particularly great for Republicans. Minnesota, of course, was the state, the president from nearly one. It was much more competitive than Hillary Clinton. Certainly that it was going to be an Minnesota. Last night it had a bunch primaries, worked in Minnesota? Is they it's an open primary? But when you go and you can pick a ballot, then you have to vote on that teams ballot. So if you are a republic- and you could be a radical, go in and pick the democratic battle, but then you have to vote on the Democratic Bout, the hallway well last night. The Democrats voted on their ballots. Two to one in Russia over the publicans. So there are bunch premier

on the Republicans? Cyber Democrats basically showed up at a tutor one margin over Republicans, just for the primaries that suggested Minnesota. It's going to be drawer, blue this November and if that's the indicator nationally. It shows that the level of enthusiasm and democratically it is extremely high, but the real story from last night in Minnesota is that the republican gubernatorial races between form Minnesota Governor Temple, Anti, who you remember from his lack lustre, two thousand twelve run for president. He was in the race, for about five seconds before he dropped out, because he is about as colorful an interesting as dishwater, and he was running again against a guy named Jeff Johnson is commissioner from Hennepin county and policy was heavily favoured and then Poland's you lost and the reason that Poland's you lost. It is widely procedures that Poland's used, not support of enough of president traps, are going all the way back to two thousand sixteen after the key word tape came out the tape President Trump talking about grabbing women by their genitals TIM Pawlenty had said that President Trump was

unsound uninformed unhinged unfit to be president of the United States, and so this came up in the campaign. Here is the final add that was cut by June by Jeff Johnson. In this regular race and you can see him slamming TIM Polity, Temple Anti called Donald Trump unhinged and unfit to be president. Just we before the election against Hillary Clinton. Jeff Johnson supported Donald Trump, both before and after the election, and it matters when the Supreme Court and our economy were on the line component, Easter, his finger in the wind, I'll leave based on principle not pulling, and I won't panic when it matters most. I'm Jeff Johnson, the conservative in this race and I hope to earn. Vote vote. Jumping down wise is a worthy basic that that was the basic pitch that was made is that it was terrible, awful terrible for Poland to say those terrible,

terrible things about a man who just been caught on tape, sank whose grab women by the generals- and this was enough to swing the primary against plenty policy, basically admitted as much said. Listen I'm out of step in the Trump era and our talk about what polarity gets wrong here. And what the Republican Party gets wrong and what the republican base gets wrong. Setting everybody gets something wrong here here, Temple Anti was explaining why he lost last night. Here is his explanation. We're gonna ask what do you see in this result? I think the circumstances we live in in the era of I'm kind of leadership. In terms of President Trump and the like, and I just don't fit well into that- Era into that picture, okay, so basically says I will now receive into the west and he won't. You will not be back in the near future. Now. The reality is that policy also lost because he was always milltown plenty loss because he went was a lobbyist for four years after he was governor of Minnesota and after he ran for present and twenty twelve, so it wasn't like he was a foregone can

and he was going to win, but his answer from stance It costs them in he's, not the only one obviously Mark Sandford, the republican representative from South Carolina. He has been state now in primary Senator Jeff Lake in Arizona was ousted center, but, while he basically said have would retire, Bob Corcoran Tennessee basically said he would retire. President from has become a litmus test for life. Republicans and the reason for that is institutional loyalty, but it's It's a little bit more than that. I think that some of the institutional loyalty to President Trump using President trumpets, a litmus test, is partially justified. I think partially justified and I think that it is partially unjustified. I think that it is is justified in the sense that people want to see you fight for your party and its unjustified, in the sense that, if you could tell if you Besides president from for good reason, maybe it's because he deserves to be criticised our a little bit more about that in just a second. But first, let's talk a little bit just just for a second: let's talk about it:

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one thing about president from parasol appealing and it isn't appealing thing in its Eddie punches people write what what is appealing about. President from everybody knows, some got level is that President Trump is a fighter right. This was the he fights thing during twenty sixteen and, as I said during point, sixteen he's a hammer in search of a nail. Sometimes he hits the nail. Sometimes you had a baby to understand why that so appealing to the republican base, you have to understand that this was a missing portion of the republican soul for years and years and years and years, hey Trump One, the primaries, because he was by are the most aggressive no holds barred. Can that there's just no question about it? Republican primary voters figured that he would do to Hillary Clinton what he did to George Bush, namely manhandled or, and then throw or through a wall which is what he did. George Bush and they weren't totally wrong about their right trump. In the debate. I remember what the primary debates and thinking to myself, you know it would

He really amusing ass. He trump on stage with Hilary Reginald. Didn't everybody think that everybody think this would be a great tv and he would just hit or what the kitchen sink, but it didn't matter he will you bring up Juanita Roderick in debate that he be the kind of guy who bring up anything any did he fulfilled his promise? What's more backing trump in the Republican in the republican primaries end in the general election lent, voters a sense that they were in the fight. You have done your settings in the republican primaries end in the general election lent voters a sense that they were in the fight. You have to understand, think twenty twelve actually broke the country in a low voice. After me, mommy who's, the queen of Canada, the history of american politics was destroyed by Barack Obama and the Democrats media complexes Andrew Breitbart called it after. The Democrats turn that clean candidate into a access to want to put women in binders and put black people back in chains and forcibly cut, gave his hair and stick dogs on the top of cars. Republican voters basically went full Sean Connery in the Untouchables.

Famous scene in the Untouchables where Sean Connery is sitting, marries is Maloney sitting there next to Eliot S play by coming cosmic enshrine country says to him. What are you prepared to do is what are you prepared to do and then he says: if you really want to fight this, right they pull a knife. You pull a gun, he since twenty Ursula Hospital Use and what a haitian a morgue right, your member, that wholesale that's, how Republicans felt after twenty twelve, they felt like ok, now, learn and I fight so. Let's bring a gun. Trump is the knife and the morgue and of the consequences for bad democratic action, wrapped up into one giant orange package of id right. That was the that was what Trump wasn't it's. What trump still is and so the Republican based began, asking its politicians the same question that shown Connery asked right. What are you prepared to do right now? That's the question that everybody is asking Temple Wendy and every republican primary candidate and, if they're not willing to defend from people, take that as a lack of courage, in fact, the worse things

from says or does the more the primary. They see it as a mark of courage to defend him right. This is the weird counter. Intuitive logic is that if trumped up something, really bad, really polarizing and somebody on the left criticizes him. The question is you want from to win? Don't you you want to have to lose, don't you so if you really having balls you'd, actually just support what trumped offset by it turns out that there is an inward tape and people they want not gonna go along with Trump on that there will be a large portion of the republican base. Who will say How dare you knock along the trump on they're? Not because they love the inward, but just because everything What are you prepared to do test? Everything is a. Do you the stones to stand up with the man who defeated Hillary Clinton. Do you have the courage to stand up?

man who saved America right, no matter what from does it's become now a test not have from, but of the people who are willing to support him, because the question is, what are you prepared to do? Are you prepared to send people the morgue? Are you prepared to use a gun now? Trunk could make all this easy by just not doing that stuff right, if you just don't do that stuff, then loyalty test should be easy, because you can be loyal to good principle and also be loyal to president from an whenever criticising everything, be hunky dory, but that's not what from does that's not what trumps eyes every black mark on his record becomes a sort of random, not on Trump's, but on all of the other, The two are out there and the problem is. There are two sides to this equation: it's not just republican primary voters for voting in elections, folks every time from does something bad in the republican bases base. As what are you prepared to do to defend this guy, the democratic base is willing to shop in twice the numbers,

hey. So this is why it's imperative that from not actually forced the choice, it twice imperative the term not actually forced the choice, but it is important to recognise that Trump is filling the gap. The Republican Party left Trump did expose a crack in the republican political facade, which was an unwillingness to challenge prevailing political mourn for you'd, go out there and he would say politically incorrect things, some of which were true. Some of it was just him being jackass, but some of that stuff was true and a lot of people said ok well he's at least willing to Emmy drove right through that thing, like through political correctness like like a truck driver plate glass window, Are people on the right resonated to that, and then they say: ok! Well, what are you willing to do to maintain the shattering of that glass because good the deck glass was shattered if the answer is that you're not willing to go along with whatever silly thing from did said, I wasn't there

They are not boil enough. That is why from has become such a litmus test now. Is there an answer for conservatives who don't actually back some of this stuff, the trumps as or does yes, there is. The answer is the same as it was before. Tromp was ever on the scene and that, as you actually have to show that is some fight in the dog. You actually have to show that you are willing to step up and battle left with just as much alacrity as president from his battle, the left. You have to show that you are willing to go in your willing to go to political war, with people on the left in favour of conserving principles, not just to go to what war with the left, but you have to other you're willing to step on the battlefield and punch somebody in the mouth rhetorically. If they deserve it, you have to show that you're in the fight, the bigger. The reason from exists is because the Republicans didn't feel like they were in the fight trump came along. Fell like he was in the fight and now everything he does is a referendum on whether you are in the fight or not the other way, This is that you have to independently show that you're in the fight. You can't wait for the President to Lee. You can't be conciliatory. You can't go around pretending that that the left isn't a threat to the american way of life. You actually have to go

and fight yourself and your an independent fighter. You get away with this stuff, but the perception cannot be. The perception cannot be that you are harsher on president trumpet on the left and that you are willing to undercut president Trump, because you want strange in respect from folks or on the other side of the iron. That's what happened in Minnesota last night! That's why Trump has become a litmus test for so much of the republican base, and that's why the best move here is for President Trump to stop making silly mistakes for the base to reckon and sometimes president from makes only mistakes and for these to be intellectually honest enough to recognise that when a politician criticizes president trumpets, not because that politician once president from to lose or the concern Agenda lose maybe they're criticising him, because you did something wrong. This goes back to our institutional loyalty point if you are so worldwide. Using our green lighting, bad stuff. Maybe auto examine your own principles, because institutional oil it is only earned when the institution itself is promulgating, good things more than his promise. In bad things or when you are not problem,

having bad things in order to uphold an institution that you think is promulgating, good things right. We have to hold ourselves to a higher standard as more human beings. Ok, so, just a second only get to America and an institution that certainly does not hold itself to higher standards. This would be our mainstream media, but first the governor daily Wired icon for nine ninety nine a month even subscribes daily, where you get the rest of the show live, get the rest of an reclaiming. Shall live there s a Michael moles issue alive and get a lot of stuff its awesome. Also you get the leftist years hot or cold tumblr! It's right here. You can't see it! That's because when I go on the road becomes invisible, but so would it be stolen by tee. I say this this this leftist years hierarchy, Tumblr Delicious just spectacular, so go check it out for ninety nine dollars. You you get that that's the angle subscriptions cheaper than so go check it out for ninety nine dollars. You you get that that's the angle subscriptions cheaper than the monthly. Also, when you subscribe Youtube or Itunes, you get access to our Sunday specials, and we have a great on coming up this Sunday, Gregg GUT, fell to stop by Craig is terrific, and here is a grand talking about it. Hey, I'm Gregg, got felt this way on the bench appear show Sunday special.

Appearing we're, gonna talk about politics, pop culture, Obviously, Doll drop my new book, to talk a lot about. My new book is frankly I'm trying to sell the damn thing, but tuna and it's gonna be great. Okay, so go check that out, subscribing to brightens where the largest fastest growing concern in the nation. Now, even while I am critical of our own side and the other side for for green lighting, bad behaviour. Simply in order to create a litmus test of loyalty against the other side, it is important to recognise that the left is threatening America's way of life there. A bunch of things left does that are really threatening to true morality. Here is an example, Chelsea Clinton who is considered a moderate within the Democratic party. She didn't event the other night at which she talked about legalizing abortion, and she suggested that legalizing abortion was good because it

created economic growth are killing babies, fun for profit. It is not a disconnected factor to t shirt of eighteen. Seventy three that american women entering labour force from nineteen seventy, two thousand and nine out of three and a half trillion dollars to are economy, rate the net new entrants of women. That is not disconnected from the fact that row became the law of the land in January, maintaining once you kill babies. Then women could go to work seem like a nice moral thing. Do you understand why people on it are so. Hence I left right. The reason is because a stuff like this, the moral equation that says look as soon as we could start killing children in the womb. Suddenly, women work as like associate, lawyers and law firms important twenty two hundred bilbil ours and we added a bunch money. The economy, she's literally putting a price on children and so funny photon left will say that Marco Rubio puts a rice, a price on children.

Took money from the array. Ok, the Democrats literally put prices on children would come like that. She literally said that the slaughter of lives recently, a million babies a year in the United States for the last thirty years, right less through no longer now ass, forty five years. That the kidney mass killing of children right many tens of millions of children. It was worth it because, like for each one of those kids, we may probably like a thousand bucks We probably they got me, probably made ten thousand bucks for each one of those dead kid. You wonder why the right is so solid and support a present from its also because the left refuses to be reasonable on any of these issues. As I say, as the outlook threat multiplies, the in group becomes more cohesive and that something left, should recognise your now. Meanwhile, the media have doing the omens work too, to demonstrate exactly where they stand on. All of these issues have been continuously granting.

Sort of credibility to Morrow semantic Alt, who continues to make the rounds, even though everyone knows that she's sort of a pathological liar does her reputation when she was on the apprentice? Bleachers fired a couple of times from the Clinton administration. Three, I'm on the apprentice and now from the White House, so she'll that lady has been fired more often than than a billion cigar. I mean she she has been. She has been lit up like a leg Christmas tree, I mean she's been fired just a bunch of times anyway. Sarah Huckabee, yonder's. She makes the point that the press corps jump on all the Amargosa stuff there doing a lot to divide the country and she's not wrong about this free If we want to look at whose creating divisions in the country, I think the media has done more to divide this country, certainly far more than this president ever has by elevating people like the author of this book, by focusing on sparsely attended rally, instead of all of the policies that this administration, and that this president are enacting. Ok- and she is correct

all it is also important. Another Amargosa saying stuff that is completely unverified, like she suggested that trumps pastor I remember her name, Patty White. I think that she was having an affair with tromp in the book she just sort of suggesting the blue, and then she says that Trump knew all about the Wikileaks emails before they are actually revealed, which would in fact implicate president Trump in the hacking and also indirect conspiracy. With the russian government here Samarova saying this again with no supporting evidence, and this was pirated all over the place by the media. Yesterday, Donald Trump, no those emails before they came out. Absolutely he knew about the yes, you knew what was coming out before: Wikileaks release them you're, saying Donald Trump had a back channel I bet you did, but I will say that: how are you going out of examples? The corruption that went on in the campaign and in the White House? I'm gonna contain of blow the whistle on all of us. Ok, says. She spoke to Mahler about all this. If that's really the case, if there is any evidence of that, then go find out in the more investigation. But if you believe Amr on this, then I think you got a squirrel, lose em in trees, issues, insanely, dishonest,

but the media are treating her as though everything she says is gospel. Truth. So the media are going overboard by suggesting that everything that president from does is equally bad. So, for example, the President called Ambrose Adobe's said the Jews basically fired like a dog which, as we discussed yesterday, is one of his favorite turn of phrase. He said that half the United States been paid licking Doug raided, is justice. Favorite thing the media declared yesterday that this was the worst thing anyone had ever said Joe Scarborough, who gave from millions and millions of free, add dollars on MSNBC during the presidential run before turning on him in deciding the trunk was actually a bad guy. He says the Trump Open door to genocide by car. The Amargosa a dog. Yes, I'm yes right on the money. Their job I'm not an exaggeration and my goodness during the Hola caused Nazis referred to juices rats, in Rwanda, genocide was often justified with the culling Tutsis, cockroaches slaveowners throughout

ST considered slaves sub human animals, but you can time and time again and I'll go to leisure, this is actually how taters and tyrants opened the door and they do it- by dehumanizing their political opponents. Yes, the holocaust he's right around the corner, because a morose Mangold taped President Trump in the oval office and then Trump called her a dog and said she was be fired. Lected Doug, that's exactly the same nazi spending years and years, labeling all Jews rat. It's the same thing as the government in Rwanda, labeling, the Tutsis, cop which is exactly the same thing right on the money media. I can't imagine why people don't trust you and any of this type, but this brings up the other big story of yesterday, and that, of course, is the controversy over the n. Ok, the controversy over the end up this amorous mangled suggested that there is a tape of president from Samia.

This had been long rumoured that there was an apprentice tape in which the president dropped the inward. Now I should say that if the president did in fact drop the inward and drop it in a innate, specifically derogatory fashion, obviously he's not doing let the Michael Scott Chris Rock routine from the office where he just is repeating comedy routine or is wrapping lyrics or something. If the president says you know those stupid and words- or he is, has anything like that, then I think a primary is probably hit or her in the Republican Party, but there is no evidence that any of this happened right, because if that have existed, you think that might have come out by now. It was long rumour during the TWAIN. Sixteen campaign that tape, if that tape exists, that sucker is in the public sphere by now no question about it, but there there's problems. The White House, not, as you can't say anything without President Frumps prior approval, there's a problem within the coms team over the White House. The problem is make a reasonable assumption. It may be reasonable in light of what President Trump wants you to say? So, if data Parana was the press secretary under George W Bush had been asked, is there a tape of praise

Bush saying me, Edward Juniper, you know what I just said. No, I know there's not, and then, if it had come out there was, should have been shocked and horrified. Sarah. How can we Sanders is asked about this in here is what she said, and this, of course was the statement that generated a thousand headlines yesterday. Can you stand at the podium and guarantee the american people will never hear Donald Trump under the n word on a recording in any I can't guarantee anything, but I can tell you that the president address this question directly. I can tell you that I have never heard it ok, so that is not a great response from Sarah Huckabee Secretariat. You'd want to just say no or she could be radically just read from sweet from Sweden it out. The problem is that if you're the it shares the worst job in America being being the press secretary for President Trumpet

a difficult because of you say something that is reasonable, like no. He didn't trunk could call you and was often say you know I didn't, but I just want to troll the other side like that. There could be a thousand reasons why president from doesn't like what you say so Sarah commissioners is obviously going to avoid implicating any hard answer here, even though a hard answer would better because, like really what's the downside, if she says no, and then it turns out that hey breaks. So what like? So? What? What are you say that you are the very she's a liar they're gonna say that either ministration was dishonest, like ok, I will what what at least the downside, but the fact of the media have jumped on the inward stuff without a shred of evidence that this is actually happen is prettiest Amish really as minute again, we have not a shred of evidence that trumpet has used the inward demands been public for thirty forty years, fifty years, probably of his career, there's no evidence that he's ever use the Edward.

The people who who Amro saves, quoting say that he never used the inward and then there is take they played on CBS Ambrose talking to a couple of other campaign staffers like it, a piercing and print appears in saying he said it. He said it was just because Katrina Pearson said trim said something I mean that's like. If somebody was having conversation with me in, they said, you know, did the there's a rumour out there that president from shook the donkey down and cigar one day ray. I would probably like yeah. Maybe Who, though, because you they'll was right, the answer is he didn't, of course, but when you're in conversation with people, you sort of say stuff, that is so using. That is evidence that are actually an inward tape is just evidence. The media is one God which way for anything remember. These are the same folks. Exactly the same folks, who said that Linda Trip was the worst person who ever lived for having taped Monica Lewinsky, talking about an affair in the oval Office of Bill Clinton, so taping was bad when it was about Bill Clinton, and we should tear Linda trip and

one and we shouldn't take her seriously and she was a liar, but are also manacled a proven liar over and over and over a turncoat politically about eighty thousand different ways right. We should definitely believe her when she, There is an outstanding Edward tape for the President of the United States, had yesterday. If there is, none were tape, its problem, it's a problem in a variety of sense, as it is. Obviously, the president of the United States should not be somebody who uttered the inward, the Republican Party. The Party of Abraham Lincoln. It should not be the party of the inward, but there's no from set any of this. So what the hell are we even talking about the only reason we're too thing about this is because the media have decided to grant additional credibility to a woman who has done, and that is serious problem with the media and their own credibility and demonstrates full scan what their agenda is in all of this ok time for some stuff. I like it and will do some things, eight and then we will do a all, because we need a little bit of uplift today. So things like this is just highly areas

is up in another example of people being called racist or not actually raises they're, just dumb There is an episode of one hundred thousand dollar pyramid and in this episode of them The category, as you will see, is people whose last names are o bomber in the choir. There s a very easy categories at the bottom of the pyramid, as you know, from the as you will see, is people whose last names are Obama and in the choir there s a very easy categories at the bottom of the pyramid. As you know, from the permit game, the questions harder is get up toward the taps as an easy. One, right, I have to say, is Barrack Michel, Malea Sasha, that's all you have to say and they'll get people Last names are Obama, ok, that is now this guy says, and it is really funny for fifty thousand dollars is your first subject. In London

back. That is some spectacular, stop just just excellent, excellent stuff right theirself is you a blatant evil raises now is very it. Ok. Can we just like make a couple of distinctions and american life if you make several bomber, no summits cause you dumb. It's that cause. You think that Bronco bomb is actually an afghan terrorists or a saudi terrorist living in the case of Afghanistan or buried at the bottom of the ocean. Despoiling. That's not that's not actual the thing that people like how these are racist contestant, because he conflated Obama, Rosanna or he's just an idiot. I ever It's a girl that politics that which you cannot attribute to stupidity. You may be able to convey. You may be able to attributed to malign influence in MILAN in TAT, otherwise, just attributing to people being stupid, people are dumb. People are so damn stupid like this is

of the great tragedies of life, have quoted a thousand times. I quote again: Adam Corolla says in his exactly right. One of the great disappointment in life is when you're, five years old, you look around the world, these valleys adults and all the result of cars, and they ve s clothes and they have houses combined nice things and they have money in their wallets and they all looked so put together and you think God, those adults are so smart and then you become an adult, and you realize that all of the adults around you are the same kids, who are sitting next to you, picking their nose in eating it. When you were five, there are the same people, adults are just dumb as you as the kids will around you. When you were a kid, and so when you look at people that maybe just to be nice, we should first a tribute things to people being idiots and also to be accurate, because most people are it is now. I think that that is true with regard to government conspiracy. There as much as it is true with regard to things like one hundred thousand now apparent, which brings us two things that I hate. Ok, when it comes to

things that I hate theirs. It there's a always intend to suggest that everything bad that happens in life was part of a bigger plan were sort of like the Joker. This way we on the Joker in the dark night. He says nobody cares when bad it's happened so long as there is a plan, but the mint there's no plan, then everybody goes crazy. Ok, that's that's the stick in the dark and that's true. That's through so we tend as human beings to tribute plans to people that don't actually exist. It happens all the time. It happens. You in your purse, life and your spouse forget something like. Why are you ignoring me? Why didn't you listen to me as a just forgot, or I wasn't bang attention? Almost all marital conflict is driven by people miss attributing motives for stuff. That is basically people being done. It's true for virtually all interpersonal conflict.

Pretty rare, that people are really so evil and mean that they intend to do something really nasty most people are just doing stupid things, but when it comes to government conspiracy theories, it's very easy to a tribute malignity to people's intentions so take, for example, the the Trump tolerating. So the left attributes the tram tower meeting to malign intent of President Trump to collude with the Russians and stealing the election or as possible. Donald Trump Junior is sort of dumb and down from junior when it comes to this, when it comes to meeting with the Russians, he's like all they ve got to Morrow, I like opera, let's go get the audio and those pretty much the end of it now is that bad yeah? Is it like he's sitting with Vladimir Putin over chessboard, bad, not really? It's They just people being stupid and maybe a little too bad or gave the stupid little about. I think described most human behaviour. All the same thing is true with the theories that are being promoted,

I'll send- and he has a theory about that from our meeting. His theory is that the Trump Tower meeting between down from junior and italian vessels skier, who is a russian connected lawyer, it was actually set up. I fusion GPS and Hillary Clinton that it was this complex Is that the Trump Tower meeting between down from Junior and Natalia vessel that skier, who is a russian connected lawyer? It was actually set up. I feel Then Pearson, Hillary Clinton, that it was this complex scam in which the Russians would approach Donald from Junior with an offer of Otto specifically twin track, Donald Trump Junior and then it would be released that the Russians were in bed with the term campaign, and then all of this would bring the campaign crashing down about Donald Trump Juniors ears and his father's ear seriously. Psmith articulating this. Theory on the Tucker Karlsson, think one of us important things too us to look at its Actually there is one key to it, and that is the russian lawyer that is so to be the test of the proof of collusion. This was a clue

dry Land Simpson and Glenn Simpson was the person who was responsible for producing the Clinton funded Austria. So how does this happen? How did this combination app happened. How are all these people in the same room. The answer to how these people in the same room is because everybody in political circles, in the United States at a high level, knows each other and also people them so have about how are people just stupid? Ok, they the the others may hold on this particularly Ellison. I know a lot of my listeners love this theory. The Donald Trump June in do wrong, and it was all about Hillary Clinton dating from behind the scenes and all the sort of nonsense? Here's why the hysteria doesn't old up if Heller, what manipulated the meeting and then, if you knew about meeting, why didn't you release information on the meeting the next week. They wide infusion you to say

The Russians are meeting with they met at from tower with the term campaign in order to collude yet up on Hilary. Why? Why that wait until after the election? In order for that information be broken, and the answer is because this is again attributing conspiracy, where were no conspiracy, lies. I just I don't buy it now. There are certain people who I think are intelligent enough to actually participate in bad behavior, but anything that requires a lot of people. Coordinating is probably equally, your individuals being done. Things is a lot easier than an entire network of people coordinating to accomplish a purpose. That's why most businesses fail. If it were that easy most businesses would be successful. Ok, other things that I had to theirs and there's an article in the UK sunset. I mean how rough Americans here, it is time the average American takes less holiday time than a medieval peasant, economist reveals The? U is the only advanced country with no national vacation policy whatsoever plus has a culture working long hours, I'll call business insider. Many american workers must keep on working through public holidays. Education is often go unused. The advent of smartphones means that

we're not logging off as often as they were before they say medieval peasants. Disease, famine or being bumped, often bloody wars, but the church often enforced mandatory holidays to prevent the serfs from uprising son. We're national holidays or breaks out for harvesting negligent attitude. Who takes off every Friday and Saturday night, I'm I'm a fan of holidays. I have enforced holidays via my religion, but if the implication is that we haven't rougher, then mediaeval serfs go no one that they're all dead at thirty, seven had no teeth and watching their kids die in infancy. So oh on that one of the things that makes modern civilization, pretty amazing is the fact that we have all of these technologies, which are bolstered by a system of work that has become more and more sophisticated plus. If you really want to equate the kind of work them and evil peasant serfs we're doing with kind of work that you're doing sitting on your

said the office all day punching numbers into a machine. I may go no on that as well, and the devil serfs we're out their fighting disease while trying to dig up rocks out of their field, not the same thing so again today that we ask em, surely just like medieval serves. Its shell Americans are living just like needles. I keep hearing how rough Americans have when I look around America and theirs People have a rough, but overall it and we're going pretty well like as the best in human history. So can we, out all of the alarm ism about how rough Americans have it as a general rule as a general time for a solemn, so we are on, saw number five. We ve been remiss for the past couple of weeks and not going through his arm. So let's go through this one. This is this one is for the director of music.

Four pipes asylum of David. Remember all the sums were songs and won. The the beautiful things about arms is, is that indeed they were, and- and that is how they remembered. What of the beautiful things about the the Bible is that much of the Bible is written in lyric? Much of it is written inverse. The saw the book of songs is meant to be sung. Their actual tunes to a lot of these and oral legacies tend to bring cultures even further than written legacies time. Written legacies are not confined to time, instead but oral legacies tie you to your parents every time you hear it and your ancestors every time you hear a song, it reminds you of linear parent was singing you, that's all everytime. You

something on the radio. You immediately shifted back to the first time you heard that song or the most important time you heard that song and that ties you roots you in history. That is important for you to remember, as you go forward in life. I remember one time battering. There's Passover sailor. This probably fifteen years ago, now- maybe longer me, maybe seventeen or eighteen years ago, and I used to study violent with one of the top ten teachers in the world and my violence teacher was an expatriate from the Soviet Union had been the the first chair or the concert master and leaves the Kiev Philharmonic and jewish guy, but because you lived in Soviet Union words aloud to practise duties in the Soviet Union, they tried to rooted out, and so he had not had a pace, overseer, passive, they are using his eighties, you not to pass over Seyffert legitimately. Seventy years came over and remember any the sailor, and then we to a portion of the seder that is sung, and suddenly he remembered his father singing that to him. That is the reason that songs are actually important. It's why so much of the Bible is written.

In their exile. In fact, when we read that when we read the Bible and where the Torah in synagogue there's actually cancellation, no trade itself, some, it's all son, it's not just read. We don't, I should just read the words like my bar mitzvah partial, I still remember the actual Hebrew of my bar mitzvah partia by memory, because I remember the tune that goes with it, but it's it's from Partia shall often in the book of exodus. Is that it's the whole section? Where are the juice? Finally exit Egypt? You remember things that are in any case. The song says, listen to my words, Lord consider my element here, my cry for help my king, in my God, for it to you. I pray The morning, Lord, you hear my voice in the morning. I lay my request before you and wait expectantly for your, not a guy who's. Pleased with wickedness with you. Evil people are not welcome. The arrogant cannot stand in your presence. You hate all who do wrong. You destroy those who tell lies the bloodthirsty and deceitful and deceitful. You lord the test, but I buy your great love, can come in your house in reverence, I bowed down toward your wholly temple. He says that

when it comes to the enemy is not one of their mouth can be trusted. Their heart is filled with malice. Their throat isn't open grave with their tongues. They tell lies, there's a lot of focus on untruth and deliberate untruth is in fact the path toward on godliness deliberate untruth. Whether you're lying yourself in line to others, is the path for non godliness. I think that's lesson of today show frankly if you are lying to yourself or to others. Moral values in order to achieve a certain goal, you're on the wrong side, you're on the wrong side, not of history of morality- and we should all keep that in mind as we go forward. Because, after all, what is politics about the promulgation of values that are worthwhile in eternal already will be back here tomorrow, with all the way to plus we have our show tonight over in Dallas? So if you have not actually purchased to take it now, is the last chance for you to do so. Going to take a master live nation is like a handful of tickets. Left, go check it out or Phoenix tomorrow night. That is also a handful of seconds again live nation or or Ticketmaster to check that out and

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