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promo code Shapiro all right, so I M very excited because for a long time I've been eager to see the common Harris versus Booker verses Elizabeth Warren Primary who be the most minority candidate mental illness, worn, as we all know, is one one thousand twenty fourth native American and Corey Booker is one one thousand twenty fourth Spartacus I recall the senator from New Jersey battering the Cavanaugh hearings he's such he's, such a bag of tools for a book or a monolithic it's amazing that people say Corey Booker seriously, because everything he does is so overdrive artist. I, like centre, temperance and friendly with senator takers, the rap center recruits back in two thousand. Sixteen, when he was running, is that everything that he did seem like it was over thought by a couple of steps. Well, if everything that crews did see, like, it was sort of manipulative or over thought. During the twenty sixteen campaign, Corey Booker, it's like the guy. It's like the guy writers

script in his head, and then he says you know what this means more explosions and then he rewrites disco. In his head and then he d, It live it's amazing. So that's why you yet situations like horrible, during the cabinet hearing. You will recall that there is a series of documents about bread. Cavanaugh there were actually released publicly like before a court book, headedness Corey Booker then went out and said I invite leading the rules, and I may be banned from the Senate Committee for violating the rules by releasing these documents which were released. Vacantly, yes and then he said, and these documents will show The bread capital is a vicious racist and the documents note should no such thing. We said it is forever There was something like an I have, as I am Spartacus moment, this is my. I am Spartacus it just like you the reading the stage direction, nude beta the stage directorate like him. If you want people to call you spartacus, that's when you have your press guy call up a friendly, Alan's column Spartacus in the press. This when you do the

Donald Trump as John Miller Routine, and you call up and say this is definitely not Corey Booker, but if it were Corey Booker he'd be telling you to write a piece about how he Spartacus. Instead, it just goes out fully publicly like this is my. I am Spartacus more but that that's Corey Booker, so Corey Booker is now running the foe, sincere campaign, and if you fall for this, you are a dolt yuri dulled. I mean I just I gotta say so sudden Booker on Thursday began calling members of Congress and informing them he's running for president, the least surprising announcements, Rosier Donald came out of the closet, these quietly making overtures to members for support according to three congressional sources,

that was yesterday and that with an hour's, it openly announced his intentions, and here is his watch video and to say that this thing is overproduced and staged and ridiculous would be under statement by omission. It's it's it's incredible! It's incredible! Tits diameter describe it for you, but if you can actually see it, you should go and see if you should subscribe to daily wider. So you can see all of the groups that we play and see my reaction to them. But this video is just wonderful because Basically, the theme of the video miss Corny Booker interested boy from New York he's a boy from normal made good because he's overcome racism and homophobia and sexism and came to one and all other things he's out he's overcome everything in life. He stuck using Newark boy who, became mayor of New York and still lives in New York. Now, what's hilarious about this, video, as you will see, is that his main message.

That he was mayor of New York and grew up in New York and spent his entire life in New York, and it sucks just as much as when he was a kid. That's the relying theme of the videos you spent his whole life there, trying to make things better supposedly, and nothing is better and by the way, spend some time in North man. That is not a place to know no insulting to people who have spent time in North North is not one of America's most comfortable Seti's was put it that way: inquiry books, tenure their didn't, do much to help the city of New York. It's like one common Harris talks about a record in California and those of us in California our sitting, where a guy, what l a crime rose? Well, you worthy agee and you are the district attorney in San Francisco, which is now a whole. So well done. It's amazing how failing upward in politics just seems to be endemic, like the worst You do, at least democratic side, at least when, when repairing ran from for president of the United States it, but a good governor of Texas calmly Harris was an awful agee shouldn't an awful send her. She was an awful district attorney in San Francisco, and now you ve got Corey Booker

who is a garbage mayor of New Jersey, a garbage senator from New Jersey and now he's gonna run for president of the United States being crappy or jobs almost a prerequisite to becoming president of the United States if you are a democratic. What did Barack Obama do a senator in Illinois the radically made Chicago better, a way better now than it was like when Obama got to Chicago Nazi and a ton evidence that aim here is Corey Booker's ridiculous, that we can build a country where no one is for God. No one is left behind a possible seconds are so he so what just happened start as he says we can build a country where no one is left behind a picture of reams of just homeless people. You been in government. Do women doing about this problem anything that you got a thing also His dramatic reading is so great a soap

over here at the daily. Why are we have a? We have an extremely hosting and echo moles, and Michael models is a former after and when he acts he sometimes tends to overdo it, but that is nothing compared to what I M inquiry. Booker is chewing the scenery like he is carving man on an on a desert. Island he's chewing that scenery, it's just great, so continue Mr Booker on the table, where there are good paying jobs with good benefits, every need where our criminal justice system keeps a safe instead of shuffling more children into cages in coffins where we see the faces of our leaders television, veal, manufacture of them now getting on the matter of. Can it's a matter of? Do we have the collect we're ok so composite every second, I'm just wondering at what point do we actually get the big green reveal. That is actually the movie drama, because because here. Throughout this add people drumming in there

there is actual video of random people drumming. It's like some some white check in her apart, man and she's Drummond away and then his walking through a high school corridor and people are drumming away, I really I was hoping that made. He would break into song, or maybe he just hour, break dancing in the middle of video, just firstly, entertainment value, but it's like he took all of the cliches and he put in a cliche nuclear reactor, an outcome out came a cliche. Nuclear rod that is radio active, but also extraordinarily powerful, continue. I believe we do together channel or combat enlarging it back into our common purpose to gather America. We wrong on Corey Booker and I'm running for president of the United States of America, wow lousy together we will rise yeah, so much excitement such vague excitement it just it. You gotta

you gotta love it. It's just spectacular and here's the thing he's gonna crowd that lame right, there's an intern sectional. Lay that he's trying to run it now what's funny about book or is it when Booker started his entire pitch is that he actually was the by partisan Democrats should recall if you look back at his career, Jim guarantee. Does this unnatural view? That he started by taking on a democratic machine in new, and he ran in New York on the platform that not a radical Democrat first lost and then he won and his big bang when whose mayor of Newark was making these big dramatic announcements have been two thousand ten. He joined Christy was then the governor of New Jersey, with whom he was very friendly at the time and Facebook found remarks A word on the upper Winfrey shall to accept an ipod. Get a hundred million dollars to reform nor public schools with local philanthropist in matching erasing it to two hundred million dollars, but it was. It was a really good day for a Korea

and then you recall that as mayor of Newark, he decided that he was gonna. Do like the food stamp test and try to live on supplemental nutrition assistance every day for a month which genuine makes sense because it supplemental nutrition assistance is not supposed to be like the entirety of your income for the entire month. But then, when he went to the Senate, he just decided that he was going to give up being by partisan at all. That was because there is real backlash him and twenty twelve people were attacking private equity and book or fought Act against that Booker's at a wire weeds, hacking, private equity. He says it's getting we're getting too ridiculous point America, especially that I know. I live in a state where pension funds, unions and other people are investing in companies like being capital. If you look at the totality of being capitals record, they ve done a lot of support business too business and this to me, I'm very uncomfortable. With the last point I ll make us. This stuff is nauseatingly on both sides, its nauseating, so the american public enough is enough. Stop attacking private equity, and then the Democrats came down on him and then he flipped

and then he released a video that completely reversed himself. No per now private equity was absolutely terrible now, when he left as mayor of Newark, nothing actually He had happened. Newark right here is the New York Times upon him, leaving when snow Lincoln it the city to christmases ago, mayor corridors. Where was celebrated around the nation for personally shovelling out, residents would appeal for help on twitter, but here has been, Duration has scored a street from an impassable four days because the city had no cod for no removal. Last spring Ellen's generous, presented Mr Booker, with a superhero costume after he rushed into a burning building to save a neighbour, but We can eliminated three fire companies after the mayor's plan to plug a budget whole failed recent days. Mr Booker has made the round of the national media with his pledge to live on food stamps for a week, but his constituents not need to be mind. That's six years after the mayor, came into office down to make Newark a model of urban transformation. Their city remains an emblem of poverty, there. He is like walking around doing his I'm cool Norton.

Someplace thing Megan knots and place. It continued to be nor an again credit people living near the river? Nothing but come on come on Korea. Booker is a fraud he's bit of fraud for a long time and he he's just maintaining his fraudulent staff does mean you will get the the royal treatment from the media, of course, we'll get to that in just one second, first, let's talk about a great gift that you can get for yourself or for front. I am talking about the gift of an awesome watch at a price that is not going to break the bang. Kate movement watches are just and ass dick. I know I and two of them my dad owns one. My mom owns one. My wife owns one like we got them for every one of the family because they are sleek. There are minimalist there really good. Looking watches, I wear one everyday, their terrific and not only are they good. They are also not wildly expensive, and you know that I'm all about supporting grounds of entrepreneurs who work hard for what they want. That's why Love movement watches their true success story and they wearing their products that much more meaningful they maiden name for themselves and the most establish markets in the world they reached. Exponential growth

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in times according to the New York STAR, Ledger Ronald Rice, Junior, a New York City councils in Booker Ally, who is known the medicines. Ninety ninety eight says the team, One story was a mixture of Booker's unsuccessful. Two thousand. You may oral bid against corrupt nor political boss, sharp judge. What exactly was the story? Tiburon was a drug pusher that the mayor of said threatened his life at one turn and sobbed on his shoulder, that's. The problem is that t bone does not exist, they did he won't. He'll never set right, never sat right with workers, university history, Professor Clement Price, a book or supporter who told national view mine. He found the mayor story Offensive because it pander to stereotype of inner city black men c mon processes of southern inflicted, nay, you not! You would expect to run into something or someone empty bone in Memphis, not Newark, so

t bone, it turns out is think- and this is not the first time that Bulgaria's lied about things, but it showed that the ice is just a fraud and the media are going to treat him as the second coming, because they ve always treated. Him is the second coming, because he does weird Corky things at the media licences, a vague in, and you like to talk about. He gets manicure is our right, so he left his city in shambles happening, garbage senator. He was this whole He came into the center promising bipartisan cooperation and then one of his first moves was to endorse the awful IRAN deal over the Jackson's alot of his own jewish supporters, who are very upset with him, so Corey Booker in the race just another candidate, for you to learn to dislike very exciting. Stop. Meanwhile, the Democrats continue. About their most radical. The most radical proposals in this is also the problem for Corey Booker Booker's main appeal originally was that he was a guy who could reach across the Eu but the Democratic Party no longer wants to reach across the aisle they want to push further and further to the left. This is why they ve endorsed widgets.

Really bad people like Ill, her Omar, the representative from Minnesota. So she had a couple of viral quotes in the last forty eight hours, viral quote number one. She said that Israel should not exist. If you soon, as I saw my Ehud Olmert there this is no doubt about that. Some issues He added with people who are terrorist friendly. She has essentially caught if you now calling for the abolition of the only jewish state on planet earth. She has suggested that Israel has to see the world may Allah lift the veil from people's eyes is it. Autonomy is a bad lady she's a badly and here is a lot explaining on Yahoo. That Israel really should not exist. It you just stop existing and I see is what you institute the law that that recognizes, that is, as it is, a jewish state and does not cabin eyes, the other religions that are that are living in it and we still uphold it as a democracy in the Middle EAST. I almost chuckle, because I know that EV

in a wee wee wee say we see that in any other society we would criticize it. We would call it We do that IRAN. We do that to any other place, that sort of upholds its religion. She's crazy person you got me. What you saying here is patently falls. It is patently false the region. We criticise IRAN is not because it is a state that has Islam as its official religion. The reason that we criticise IRAN is because IRAN is repressive dictatorship that murderous gay people imprisons dissidents and prevent people from freely exercising their religion, Israel doesn't do any of those things. There are many states. By the way in Eastern Europe that have Christianity their official religion, the idea that that an internal jewish state law. That says that Judaism is the official state religion of the jewish state that this is in any way controversial in a in a country where Christians are free to live, work and prosper. Muslims are freer in Israel than they are in any muslim country on planet earth that you can compare that to IRAN.

This lady is on the house, Foreign Affairs Committee, John, the House foreign affairs committee- that's where they put her. In the Democrat, but they're not radical. She also said a lot of our that Alexander Abkhazia Cortez his proposal to tax the super wealthy people who make above what was it. Seventy about ten million dollars a year to tax them at seventy percent. She said that doesn't go far enough. Here was her explanation. What she thinks the tax code should be. There are few things that we can do. One of them is that we could increase the is that people are paying are the extremely wealthy in our communities who seventy percent eighty percent we ve had it as high as ninety percent. I think what picks up for a lot of people is taxing. The rich two eighty, ninety percent or seventy, and even one percent- must pay their fair share of the one percent. Let me explain them

the one percent are not people making ten million dollars or above per year, their people making about four hundred thousand dollars per year as a couple and she's talking about no taxing them. At ninety percent and ninety percent. By the way, if you the democratic going to stop there. You totally wrong they're, not gonna, stop there, because the truth is there, just isn't enough income from that group to support any of the programmes there. Talking about, as I have said repeatedly on the program, if you want Denmark type socialism, you have to have dead type tax rates, and that means sixty percent taxation. Leaving aside the vat tax on people who are making what sixty granted above because what has been even more than Denmark on these programmes is that this is just it's just madness: the democratic I'm completely radical on all this, and that's why Corey Booker can't run as old, Corey Booker. He can't run. As the bipartisan die who is going to reach across the north. His party wants that, even as opening campaign at which is purportedly about unity That's gonna go by the wayside is gonna, be about who can punch? Republicans more strongly In the mouth and Democrats now have to engage,

in this sort of self delusion where they are actually moderate. It's pretty amazing. It's pretty raising the leader in self delusion in the country now is Paul. Grognon now Poker Grant one know about price, not for economics generally, because economics is an entire field. You want to know about price for his trade theory. Stuff is trade. Theory. Stuff is quite good poker game on everything else, the medicines and when it comes to politics, he's particularly ridiculous. So he has an article today ripping on Howard Schulz, which has become the stock in trade for the entire leftwing media. Howard Schulz is the bad guy households as a bad guy, because he's a centrist, we don't need centrists right now. Here's what polychrome in rights trying to trying to convince himself almost but Democrats are not in fact radical. He says wise american politics so dysfunctional, whatever the deeper roots of our distress. The proximate cause is ideological extremism. Powerful factions are committed to false views of the world. Regardless of the evidence

notice that I said, factions, plural. There is no question that the most disruptive dangerous extremists are on the right. Well, I mean that there is a fair bit of question about that. Considering the Democrats are now talking about overthrowing the entire american healthcare system overthrown. Entire american transportation system and restructuring the entire american economy. If I had to make a bet Those people are slightly more dangerous than Donald Trump tweeting, stupid, crap from white ass. He says, but there's another faction whose sessions and refusal to face reality have also done a great deal of harm, but I'm not talk about the left shocker. It turns out that their factions that are bad but not the left. The left is not about faction, radical left us are virtually non existent in american politics this programme? In writing. This radical left us radical, lift, are virtually non existent in american politics. Can you think of any prominent figure who wants to move up, moved and left of, say, Denmark? Denmark is pretty far left, dude indent

as I just mentioned, has tax rates that are unbelievably exorbitant on people who are lower middle class. What are you even talking about, but I guess when you reach the entire framework of politics, so that suddenly denmark- because middle of the road, our eye and make us to thing you can do he says, he's really worried about fanatical centrists fanatical centrist, he says first there's an obsession with public debt, this about she might have made themselves back and twenty done when some fear to greek style cry, Although even then I could have told you that such fears were misplaced. In fact I did get. You also said Internet would not be a thing in the economy by improvements are ever go back to your record of predictions. You it has been so good, there's been some bad is, as in any case. However, eight years have passed since Erskine Bowls and Ellen Simpson predicted a fiscal crisis within two years, unless their calls for spending cuts were heeded in yours. Borrowing costs remain at historical loaves, and then he says that anybody who thinks that did it- it is a problem. Is crazy? That's crazy! It's not crazy to say that you want a green new deal that would cost fifty trillion dollars over ten years. It is crazy.

It is totally crazy to say that the national debt is a problem and then he continues along these lines. He says in general centrist our furiously opposed to any proposal that would ease the lives of ordinary Americans. Universal health covered essentials would be free healthcare for all which the country not afford and he's not alone, in saying things like that, a few days Michael Bloomberg declared that extending Medicare to everyone as Common Harris suggest what banker us up bankrupt us for a very long time no single payer healthcare actually called Medicare hasn't bankrupted. Canada in fact every advanced country besides America, has some form of universal health coverage and manages to afford a personal America does have a basic form of universal health coverage is basically medicate it is Medicaid an emergency room, forced care I tell the idea that people are dying on the streets in America simply a left lie. It is also true of the vast majority of spending on health, care in the United States has done in the private sector by people voluntarily pay in the private sector. The unit

say spend something on the order of sixty. I believe it was sixty trillion dollars, so I have to look up I you would be sixty trillion dollars over the next decade that America could be expected to spend on healthcare. We and an expected spend on health care about twenty eight trillion dollars of that was expected to be public and about thirty. Two trillion was expected to be private, so that means that a lot of the spending that's being done is voluntary. Spending. So that means that a lot of the spending that's being done is voluntary spending. My people were freely alienating their money in return for quicker healthcare. But according to polychrome, when it is not radical at all to say, you're going to completely abolish one fourth of the american industry, that's as radical interests, are the real problem he says, whereas the fanaticism of centrist come from, sheer vanity, both pundits employed, a crass like to a man, in themselves, a superior beings standing above the political fright I mean, does Paul Krugman own a mirror. Some

when Weena government programmes by Paul Krugman a mere. If we tax everyone ones that we can become a magnificent mirror, they want to think of themselves as standing tall. Get six against extremism right and left, it reacts of american politics is asymmetric. Polarization extremism on the right is a powerful political force well stream is among the left. Isn't the answer for centrists is retreating into a fantasy world, almost hermetic as the right Wing Fox news bubble in this fancy world social Democrats like Harris or worn, are protected as the second coming of illegal Travis, so that taking what is actually a conservative, position can be represented as a brave defence of moderation. Now how are chosen out now conservative, so in order to defend the extremists of their own cause. Howard Schulz becomes a concern, Nl Hung Omar becomes a moderate, pretty amazing, but this is how the meat generally have printed the extremism of the Democrats, little areas over the last week is that we have seen in the last week commonly Harris embrace Medicare for all your bottling, private health insurance and then run screaming from it. We have seen

democrats embrace murder of the unborn. Up to point of birth, including dilation. According to Cathy Tram State Senator in Virginia, Miss they delegate Virginia. We have seen Democrats embrace tax rates that would make Although Travers extraordinarily happy and me ninety percent on the top one percent- that that's pretty solid tax rate from El Hunt, Omar and company and yet the way that the media have covered. These things is always Republicans pound it's an amazing thing. I've never seen. I really am were seen a babby of headlines, whatever Republicans make a mistake. It's never Democrats pounce as Republicans as Republicans real, etc. Democrats pelting, but Republicans pounces become such a mean that people on there I know that as soon as Democrats do something bad there'll be a bevy of articles about Republicans pouncing. So here is an

actual headline from the Washington Post. I can you not. Is it I'm reading it straight and not making it up? Quote Republican, seize on liberal positions to paint Democrats as radical? Do you mean we quote them? like we play clubs alone like on place like the show, and then we see the radical cause they're, like you know, radical by mad visor centre com. Harris is raising the possibility of eliminating private health insurance Senator Elizabeth, worn and other prominent Democrats, our floating new and far reaching plans to tax the wealthy in Virginia gum. Ralph northern voice support for state legislation that would reduce restrictions on late from abortions Democrats after two years, largely spent simply opposing everything president Trump advocated are defining them, so lately in ways Republicans are seizing on to portray them as far outside the american mainstream. Well, those Republicans dastardly Republican, suggesting that these positions are outside the mainstream. What if there were you know like some poor

all data more women than system, maybe the memorable that merely companies did poles about these issues and then we could actually determine whether these were extreme positions. For example, await there are. When people are told that Medicare for all would raise their taxes, only twenty six percent of Americans support that when Americans are asked about whether they would ban all semi automatic weapons, as Kamala Harris suggested. Only forty percent of Americans back that one miracles, are asked whether they support the ability to abort a baby at violation. Eighty one percent of Americans oppose yes these numbers are available, but no it's republican counting it's all about. The pouncing Republicans are like the Bob gathered he's gonna patents on you. That's one thing I would. That's not the only one New York Times when exactly the same thing, Trump

we JP seizure of weight from abortion as a potent twenty twenty issue, they seized it, the GNP seized it. You know, what's a way that the Republicans couldn't have actually seized on the issue is Democrats hadn't tried to pass bills in Vermont Virginia in New York and Rhode Island in last week, trying to say that late term abortion was an affirmative good, then there would have been anything like what say. The Republicans tried to seize on democratic support for murdering all people above The age of eighty will be hard for them to seize. On Abacus Democrats haven't actually made that proposal here. We are the seas on it. But whenever eight lit de the Andrew Craven role of the media. Whenever a Democrats grew something up. The story is the republican reaction. Whenever a bubble hence grew something up. The story is the Republicans growing something up, but not don't worry that there. Is no buyers in the media. Virginia, don't worry, no bias in the media whatsoever. They are just even handed truth, tellers seeking

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that climate have to take so seriously coal plants to hamper and destroy. The Democrats have been saying that climate change is something we have to take so seriously. We have to hamper and destroy the entire fist, the stability of the United States were voting by the way that, despite all the talk about the american account be slowing down you employers at three hundred four thousand jobs in January, so the work about the economy may be overstated will find out. But Democrats are firmly convinced that climate change is the most pressing issues agenda? This is what all of the Democrats, if you ask them, what is the existential threat to the United States? They will not take China, they will not say Russia, they will not say islamic extremism, what they will say is climate change to a person in what they suggest is that America radically restructure our economy in a green new deal, yea we're going to abolish driving of private cars. We are going to cut our military and half we're going to radically restructure all of this

Bracket, weird how all of their solutions to climate change? Don't exactly like their ideal fiscal proposals, just in a vacuum, weird how those things line up? Well it, but there's one problem? It turns out that all of the highfalutin talk about how the United States has not done its share of to fight climate change is ignoring the fact. That the vast majority of emissions are not coming from the United States on an absolute basis, the vast majority of emissions are coming from China, because China has a billion people, and their emitting without any regulations upon them, despite the fact that they sign onto the much vaunted Paris encouragement of the Paris Accords, Donald Trump pulled out of it and world was supposed to end, we were all going to die. Well, it turns out we didn't sign. Paris accords and we lowered emissions more than any industrialized country last year. End inside the Paris accords. They didn't lower emissions at all. So many single writing for the New York Times China, the world's coal juggernaut, has continued to produce

more methane emissions from its coal mines, despite its pledge to curb the planet warming pollutant. According to new research, in a paper published Tuesday in nature, communications researchers concluded that China, had failed to meet its own government regulations requiring coal mines to run but we reduce methane emissions, at least in the five years after twenty TED. When the regulations were passed, we matters because coal is the world's dirtiest fossil fuel, and China is by far the largest producer in the world's call accounts for forty percent of what of electricity generation globally and an even higher share in China, which has abundant coal resources, and more than four million workers employed in the coal sector. Scientists and policymakers agree that the world will have to quit calls have any hope of averting catastrophic climate change. How quickly China can do. That, therefore, is crucial. The chinese government, in twenty ten required a state run coal sector to reduce methane emissions by putting the gas to use or

capturing methane from mind and flaring it, which is so polluted, but not as much as releasing the gas into the atmosphere. According to researchers, it required that six point: two million tons of methane produced from coal mining be put to use by two thousand and fifty an examination of satellite data collected between two thousand and ten and two thousand and fifteen paint a different picture, not only the word. The reductions not made by chinese methane emissions actually increased by one point: two million tons per year during the five year. What a communist dictatorship pledging to help the environment in order to Shane western countries into doing the same, and they Cheating you mean communists lie. You mean communist dictatorships that have giant gloves, don't care if they pollute at the expense of people other places and that's crazy, but but there the gods are left. I mean if we Thomas Friedman I was. I was assured by Thomas Friedman that if we had just run away As one party autocracy there would have been even better than one party democracy because of the one

yah. Autocracy is run by. The genius is like the people in China. The world would be better off. Obviously the solution to this is we have to tax the one percent, the solution, to the chinese government just radically increasing their methane emissions. We have two tax, one percent in this vote. That is the only way not only that we should probably the wealth tax, not only that We should probably boycott Israel like we do. You know what we should use to a bunch of things that have nothing to do with methane emissions, but we'll pretend that they have everything to do with methane emissions, where while the other people who saw none of the Paris accords and lied about what they were going to do continue to pollute. Clearly that's the solution. This is our fault, of course, come on we're America, its army, the our fault. It's just amazing that this this continues to be portrayed as sort of moderation, just just incredible stuff from the Democratic Party, on a routine basis. Speaking of incredible stuff from the Democratic party. Remember that time that everyone

said the Donald from was upon of the Russians, your member Hillary Clinton, accusing Donald Trump of being a puppet, and from going I met the public near the habit, Pinocchio labour. That is great. Well now it turns out that the United States, being a puppet Vladimir Putin is withdrawing from a nuclear arms control treaty because of when violations by the russians- The intermediate range nuclear Forces Treaty has been sent limiting the kinds of nuclear weapons both countries can deploy. Without it, exports fear there will be new nuclear arms race, except that these exports are doltish enough to fail to recognise that the rush government has been violating the eye enough for legitimately decades. Pompiers said when agreement is so brazenly disregarded and our security so openly threatened. We must respond. Pumping first announced the US. Tension to withdrawing December, giving Russia sixty day window to come back in the compliance that window runs out on Saturday draw now requires an additional six month window. According to the treaties terms, you US officials have also been concerned about China's growing

military prowess. As China is not a party to the Cold war pact officials, worry that puts the? U S at a military. This although the real reason that they are doing this is because the Chinese are because the Russians are violating the Ladys up. All of the puppetry in which apparently disengage, has resulted in the United States building up its nuclear arms in order to counter the violations of the Russians so sick, amazing. So much is so much puppetry. Obviously, Donald Trump was a plan of the Russians and it was put in office by Vladimir Putin, specifically so that he can kill Russians in Syria arm. The Ukrainians are doubly weaponry, re sanctions for most part and also pull out of an intermediate nuclear forces treaty that allows the United States to build up its nuclear arsenal. Clearly, that's why they put it in power to do stuff. Like that mean no question right, I guess we'll silky going with this with this trump is a puppet of the Russians and sold from his out of office. That sets the plan, because none of this has to do with anything remote

He resembling reality o up I'll get. Meanwhile, let's say you know, let's get to the male back, because it's been a long wait, so it's mailbag enough arrogant. So let'S Courtney says Durban: today's my twenty his birthday. So I wanted to ask you: what is the best thing that happens you when you are twenty five and what advice would you if you're twenty five year old self or just them advice for twenty five year olds. In today's, world sincerely one of your biggest fans. When I was twenty five I was newly married, so I got When I was twenty four, my wife was twenty or about three and a half years apart. If you do the math and when you're twenty five, honestly, I think it's a rule, any tender young. What makes you a better person is taking on more responsibility, not shirking responsibility. Take self getting married, was a life changing experience for me in a variety of ways, but the first thing that does is it makes you realize that your decisions have impact on people who are not changing experience for me in a variety of ways, but the first thing that it does

makes you realize that your decisions have impact on people who are not you when you're just a kid. You don't worry about the impact. Decisions have on your parents. Now they are now that I'm apparent you realize how much parents have to deal with the consequences of their children's decision when you're. Ok, using all my parents in adult. My parents can handle it their older that once you get married, you realize that your decisions, don't just impact you, they impact others, and this makes you a more virtuous person. So when you're twenty five, my first suggestion is: seek responsibility. Dont shirk responsibility, thou be, I think the first thing that pops to mind Other thing is that we should, when, when you're young should be risk seeking when it comes to career, what I mean by that is now is a good time for you to try and determine what it is that you love to do, you think, makes a difference and that you're good at right. That is the confluence of factors that make for a good. Career experience find the thing that you are good at the thing that you love to do and the thing that other people will pay you to do, and it makes a difference whether those a difference good at it. People pay for those are those of the three things

when I was twenty, five I've been working at a law firm, and I worked there for about ten months- does not agree, experience I didn't love. It is a major laufer. It was during Of the real say downturn was a real estate contract law firm as a transnational lava, so sitting in my view, Careful office in a century said he looking out of the ocean, today for, like seven hours a day well can villainy ours too. There is no work coming in. I despise. Did I hated it? and I was making a really good salary. Do it, and I too, How do you know what I'm newly married we're still young. We can afford a little bit of ahead. So, if I'm ever to change career paths now's the time to do it, quit after ten months I had a mortgage, I had a wife and we decide did that I was going to take a job for one third, the pay doing legal work and also learning reduction side of the radio industry, because this is a good time for you to learn to attempt to jump, and I did that it changed my career path entirely. May not maybe I'd be a partner to a lot from right now

If I had not done them, but I'm much happier with what I'm doing now up twenty five graded Harrison's has heightened Milton Friedman commonly referred to. Inflation has the hidden tax because it pushes people's income into higher and higher tax brackets. He concluded that the only way to effectively get attacks cut is to cut women spending, because any tax code that did not cut spending will ultimately lead to inflation tool. This analysis and you think Republicans will ever tackled government spending. Thank you. So, yes, I grew Milton Friedman analysis. I think that that is correct. I think that, if you continue to spend then eventually you're going to have to increase taxes or you're going to have to inflate the currency to pay off their debts. They you have incurred in order to make that spending happen. So that, of course, is true too. I think Republicans will ever tat we'll government spending. I think that everyone is gonna have to tackle government spending when the rubber meets throw em, and even the Europeans had to tackle government spending because it a certain point, austere, These measures are necessary. You can't indefinitely pay bills with other people's money. Emily's has been

could you provide some recommended reading on intersectionality and where I came from and why it's become so popular? I sure. Could I have a new book with an entire section on intersectionality you go check it out at Amazon or at Barnes ennoble the right side of history that is coming out in March. I have sort of a long explanation of the roots of intersection reality. You could also read the papers of Kimberly Crenshaw who's, the person who came up with intersection nowadays a couple things about intersection. Eighty, a friend of mine recent unless sent me paper by Kimberly Crenshaw about intersection reality in illegal journal, the papers and actually read what the paper actually suggests- and this is true, is that if you are going to take into account discrimination based on a variety of factors, there are cases in which factors stack up on top of one another. So, for example, there could be a case in this paper by Kimberly Crenshaw. She specifically talk she's the cook, the person who founded the phrase interests at the determined her sexuality in the paper. She talks about a case where a black woman was discriminated on, the basis of both her race and her sex, but because there was no law that sir,

that the aggregate of those two factors was could be a protected class. Therefore, she was left out of the ok, that's affair argument. I can see a situation in which a black woman is treated as lesson. Then a white woman, so another words she's treated lesser than a man, because women, but also treated less than a white woman, because she's black right, you could see that sort of hierarchy in a discriminatory setting. The problem is that drawing broadcast Lucian that simply by membership in a group. You are therefore victimized by necessity. There's not a baseline assumption is that we will ignore your personal experience and simply dictate that America is bad to people like you without reference to what you have done personally, that is in since a form of racism self there there's a great new book out by no Rossman. I recommended it earlier this week is how the unjust I was all about so just as it is a long explanation of intersection malady out check that out as well as being this point, it is somebody yesterday about intersection reality and the real problem with it again. He had given me

section allergies that we're all members of groups, and these groups have been treated desperately in american history, which is obviously true, but that does not answer the question of what that means for us now. Should we will to your personal experience and your purse no experience of discrimination, or should we simply assume that your membership in the group means that you have been discriminated in some way and therefore your opinion should be valued more highly when it comes to critiquing the United States, and our hierarchies power its that latter contention, that is truly racist identity, politics, they'll Africans, Andrews racist identity, politics, Thomas the economist has an interesting breaking. Of discrimination that I found quite useful. He says that there are basically three types of discrimination There's discrimination that we all find utterly benign now would be discrimination, but we do not want a hamburger or run one official later it right that we discriminate we're. If you have discriminating tastes, this does not mean you're about person. It means that you made a choice. I that's the kind of discrimination, then no one cares about then there's open discriminate.

There's there's your black person, therefore, your lesser that is racism discrimination. Everybody finds that a port of good of good faith. Then there is the case of since there are situations in which you have now information about a person other than their group membership. So, for example, you're walking down the street of a neighbourhood in that neighbourhood, black crime rate is higher than the way I'm right in your walking down the street a too M and you're walking down three and their identical. Addressed black eye on one side of the street and white guy on the other side of the street and you cross were to decide where the white guy is because the black crime rate in the city is higher than the white crime rate. Are you a racist, Thomas says no, what you are as a person who is using risk assessment based the only data in that is available to racism would be. If you That is what the black eye walking down the street is dressed in a medical outfit cause he's from Johns Hopkins and the white guy on the other side of the street is smoking rack, if you then move over to a white guy side of the street, then you are racist. In other words, you can only

use the best data that is available to you and our job should be to try and drill down, so we, the individual data or intersection. Reality is the same sort of problem hey. So if you were to say that in a vacuum all you haven't about information about these two people. One is white and one is black. You don't know anything else about them. Can you say that they probably had different experiences in America yeah? I think it's fair to say that they probably had different experiences in America because being black comes at certain burdens that being white, it has not pat. Historically speaking, we could probably assume for the apple. Without any other evidence that you have a history of less wealth in your family because of historic discrimination against Blackfoot Uncontroversial, here's where intersection EL it goes wrong into sexuality, suggests that even if we know now that black kid is Colin Powell Sun- and you know that white kid is some kid. Rob in rural appellation with a single mom. You can still assume that that white kid is somehow privilege,

by his race and that black, it is somehow a victim because of his race. Now you are actively encouraging discrimination and that's where intersection reality has gone and it's ugly gross it once you start using group identity as a substitute for in for information that you have individual decision making once you say that ray disparity can automatically be attributed to discrimination because, despite The nation is obviously so endemic that at all we're comes any other factor. Now you haven't age in something truly ugly you're seeing this right now Howard, Schulte, Howard Shields grew up. Jewish in in a fast where his father apparently beat him and was a truck driver and was unemployed, they were on welfare. They were, they were living in public housing. He made something of himself and he became the head of an eighty four billion dollar corporation that started from a coffee shop in Seattle. Amazing american success story. He is, being accused of having experienced white privilege and even jewish privilege, because his culture emphasizes education. Four eggs

Annabelle, so we are going to values group identity over as individual story. That's the essence of racism. It is it's the aps, the essence of the bad kind of discrimination, Thomas Old talks about already couple more questions LISA Dear, but I wanted to know your opinion on mediums. I used to think all psychics are fraud but one my mom's friends, his medium said my dad. Ten years before, when I was fourteen wanted to speak to me, I verily talked her before I was going through a really rough time in college, with heavy drinking depression and losing out on the girl I'd feelings for it. Somehow she knew ever thing happening, even though I told no one at the time, but that changed my opinion on the subject curious to know what your thoughts are. So my thoughts are that I think also tax fraud. If every bit that I think there is no hard data to suggest that psychics are not frauds. I think they tend to use outside indicators or say vague things that you can fit in to what you say.

Your story is also your having trouble with romantic partner. You cannot math it's like ninety percent of people. They are all my god how they know that had they know that I'm having trouble with my romantic partner that I've unrest did love, ok, easy guess! You don't have a Europe of wedding ring on her finger, so unrequited love and you are unhappy which is probably. Why are there right? They can. They can use pretty good outside indicators, they're they're good. It does, I think, psychics are frauds, because again I have no evidence to the contrary, Rick's as Then, the other day you said it. Switzerland has the best healthcare system. Right now, after looking over the partition, where's. It looks a lot like a bomb occur because of the mandate and some subsidies. This is correct. It does look a lot like a bombing. Why do you like? That's it since it resembles Obamacare. You have also said that for the U S to allow purchase of health insurance overstate lines, but a planet Hannah, won't pay? The rate the doctors and allay or New York charge your thoughts. Well, you want to be able to have competition across state lines and you're right that

A healthcare plan in Montana is probably not going to be something that people in California by but Healthcare plan in South Dakota might be something that people in Montana one by the price is differentiated. I'm I wanna buy New York Health plan to cover people in California. You should be able have competition across state lines as far as Switzerland. Looking a lot like, of amateur, that's correct, or can you d of the individual mandate itself? I find to be a violation of basic principles of liberty. I dont think that the government should be able to force me to buy something that is for my own case when you buy a car insurance. It spread its protect. The other guy on the road when you buy health insurance is to protect you. It's not the gun. Its role to tell me what I have to purchase for my own good. I find that to be tyrannical what I've said. In terms of what I have said is that, in terms of efficacy in terms of efficacy, if all its that's all you're, looking at Switzerland has a pretty nice system, Switzerland, but that violate certain core principles and also I'm saying if you're looking at mixed systems nobody's actually ever tried up a pretty libertarian system in which the

remark. It tends to predominate. Regulations are extraordinarily well, and people can by healthcare simply by walking, is of doctrine pop up and plucking putting down popping out, hundred dollar bill I'll get one more and then we will move on. Let's see, stance is how you doin I know that you and your wife are happily married, but hypothetically, if you were to be unfaithful to you, how would you handle situation is adultery, legit reason to divorce someone. I know the Bible, it says till death. Do us part but I think cheating is a horrible act, even if the persons at once, I would love to hear it thoughts on this thanks and happy bladed birthday itself in this complex topic. Actually, so, on a personal level. Obviously, adultery is not only divorce. Able. If you didn't do, biblically is death penalty worthy corrected, It is one of the ten commandments, thou shalt not commit adultery and it Isn T grounds for divorce, introduce what would I do if, God forbid, my wife did that. Thankfully, this not even a thinkable hypothetical, but

if our marriage to somebody who cheated on me- and I already had kids honestly out- I think I'd probably do my best to keep the merest together for the sake of the kids along. She was told the mother because after you have, it's the math changes if our marriage or woman, no kids and she cheated on make em out like that, if I've kids, that does change the math pretty radically, you have to do so thing to make sure that the kid still have their mom around if she's a good, mom I feel bad moments, a different story, but divorce has impacts on people beyond EU. This goes back to sort the first question in the mail back as you have responsibilities to other people, the incentive structural changes and the math changes. I will also say that not all adulteress are equally damaging to a marriage. I think is, is somewhat fairness, meaning that I think that all adultery is evil. I think it's great cruelty. I think it's it'd its diminishment of your soul and it is a violation of your responsibilities as a human being. It creates a breach in human virtue. That is nearly irreparable. I will say that I think there is a difference between a man having a longstanding affair with a woman, not his wife and a man who has

drunken one night fling at a hotel in Iowa. I don't think that's quite the same thing and I think that's true, because men treat sex as a disposable thing and emotional affairs can be more damaging to marriages than even one night stands, for example, but that's getting more complex than topic requires again. It depends and where you're situated, depends on your relationship with with your spouse. I so that that sort of their basic answer our time for a thing I like and then a couple of things that I hate so things I like tonight, Ashton, culture posted a powerful prolific you. I don't know that Ashton, culture is perfect, but this video certainly life. It's testing. Many a man with down syndrome whose testifying in front of congress- and he talked about how you John the murder of the unborn is extraordinarily dangerous. Yours is, but at that your posted by asking quicker than for him, I am a man what does have drawn and my life is worth living. Thirdly, across the world, a notion is being sold.

Maybe we know need research concerning down concerning down's syndrome. Some people say really NATO screens. Well, I did I did, and if I thousand wrong in the Womb North prentices just be terminated is hard for me to sit here and say those words I completely. I completely understand that the people watching this particular final solution are saying that people like

we should not exist. Of course, this is true, and the fact is that one of the chief reasons that people say that abortion ought to be legal is to dispose of people down syndrome. This is one of the things people will say: they'll say what, if the baby's disable, what, if the baby's disables disguise life not worth living, is he worth less than a person who is fully able the same folks? Who will go crazy in social justice fashion if you use phrases like told them, I'm not getting. There is a social justice warrior online today who used the phrase, tone deaf and then she apologized, because she felt that it might offend people who are deaf. I wonder what her position is on. Choosing abortion for a kid who would be borne with down's syndrome or with some other sort of disability. They the utter disdain that so many folks what choice left have for people who are disabled as long as they're in the womb is pretty astonishing. Ok time for a couple of things that I hate so they have actually been enjoying. One thing I hate I discuss this yesterday on my my radio show in view subscribe,

the last two hours of the show. You already know this Euro notes, but if you didn't I'm going to explain, Alexander Abkhazia, Cortez had something completely insane. Yesterday she was talking about the so called fit. Paycheck Fairness ACT, which bars employers would bar employers from asking potential employees what they were paid it there ass job, Nelson Fuel and for an interview. You don't have to tell your employer that, right, if the police, employers as what were you pay me? So listen. I want to go not on the basis of what I was last paid, but in what I think, I'm worth to you again, I'll. Do that everyone has the ability to you that it's a free country she wants to bar people from asking that question. Are we also not supposed to asking parliament history? Are we supposed to not asked for recommendations, and what are we not suppose you ask about that? Wasn't the dumbest thing. Ok, Yokota said the dumbest thing she said it was. This so happy that that the Paycheck Fairness ACT addresses among many things to very critical ones. One is that we cannot ask for salary history and pay people depending on their salary. History any more

it is time that we pay people what they are worth and not how little they are desperate enough to accept the last comment that absolutely insane, when she's at this time to pay people what they are worth and not what they are willing to accept. Read a book read a book eight blatant or go to the grocery store. Who decides what something is worth? What are you worth? What is it? What is this pennyworth? What is this cup worth hey it's worth whenever you're willing to pay for it. That's how markets work and the weather we determine what we things think ought to be what we think things ought to be worth. Is we look in the aggregate of information that amounts to a price. A price is simply an we'll get number that is put at home, the man there is for a particular product and how much supply there is of that particular product. So it is very difficult to produce a product into their only three of them and there's high demand for at the prices will be very high if it, easy to produce a product, and there is very little demand, for it includes a million of them with their. Only three people want at the price will be

extraordinarily well close to free. All of that makes perfect sense what you can't have people who set top of the pyramid go. You know what I think, that first product, that there are only three of its really important, so the real price of it should be super cheap and I'll. Carry you think that I should be that is not a reflection of reality. I think that things should be able why don't be great? I don't know why, but it seems like it could be fun and it doesn't make any sense. It doesn't matter what you think things should be. The Soviet Union try this to try to literally control the price of every single element of soviet society, and it turns out that was dry and failed. There's no way to centralize knowledge, It is greater than the knowledge of the entire of the integrity of the human race has their own interests, aspirations and desires for products, goods and services. It is a fundamental rejection of free markets to suggest that you know what the proper price of a thing should be better. Then market knows in fact you know better than the person whose accepting the wage

why, when people, unless they will, there should get fifteen dollar minimum wage? Ok! Well, you're pulling out directly from your colon I'm wondering why you think there should be a fifteen dollar minimum wage for which job and as opposed to what, they want to be more than seven twenty five. How do you know? Are you the person accepting tool Some twenty five. Are you person paying seven twenty five June? No, those people. What are you even talking about what people tend to do? Is they tend to. Do the city and its actual psychological phenomenon, where they route into a price that already exists, and then they pretend to know better than that price. They will say in a box of curios, it turns out cost for seven, night at a California or else, but its cost for some unite issue. Has three bucks now what they're doing there is there saying it seems like four: seventy nine is too too expensive, so it would be better if a cost three dollars, but what, if the actual price in the Box of tourism fifty dollars, then they would say what seems too expensive. I think the price of a box of curious should be forty dollars.

Because they're just talking into the information they have, and then this counting it based on some big sense of unease. It doesn't work that way. Prices are a reflection of the aggregate knowledge of the human race. Your perception of what a price should be is a sum of the aggregate stupidity of you that's it, but a Yossi things that should dictate if using Elsie, whose great life experience consists of winning a mildly contested primary in New York City and also having porter thanks, if you think that she knows more than the entire human race, about the price of goods, services, wages and labour, then

to tell you Golovin, Ac Landmine, because that place will be bankrupt so fast? You will make your head swim. There will be no production of products, there'll be no goods, there'll, be no services, there'll be a bunch of people who think that life is there while they sit and play in the mud. That's basically what you will have, because that's what the USSR ended up being are well, as you can see, I'm I'm dying yourself, orderly and I'll, be back here a little bit later after I have sufficiently recovered after I've gone and had a nice swing from the left, his church, hot or cold tumblr, and have been reinforced. With energy and health and our back for to live hours later. This is why should subscribe, go check it out, if not we'll see for Monday have wonderful. We can I venture here. This is the bench approach on the bench of here. Oh show is produced by sending a very real executive producer. Jeremy, boring senior producer. Jonathan, hey, are soon revising producer is math, is Glover and our technical producer is often Stevens edited by Adam Sigh of its audio is mixed by Micro, Mina Heron make

is by just one overall production assistant Nick she had been Shapiro shows a daily wire production, copyright daily wire, twenty nineteen. Hey guys over on the mat wall. Show that I will talk about my kind of rebranding of unborn babies are gonna, stop calling them unborn babies and start calling them undocumented infants and I'll talk about why and will also discuss the fact that the right conservatives have suddenly discovered this new found and much welcome passion for the abortion issue and finally, Alexandria case. Your Cortez wants another bill to solve the non existent gender wage gap and I'll explain why that is very stupid today. Over on the mat wall, show.