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we'll be removed from the final two episodes of the latest season. Of empire hilariously. They had not said this. As of last night, he was actually handed back to the set of empire in Chicago following his release from police custody on Thursday, smaller was released after posting bay, in Chicago after police, charged him with staging what was originally reported as a hate crime last month, whose originally intended to film throughout the week on the Fox years, his role was drawn radically reduced. In light of the ongoing legal troubles, the fact gives even allowed to go back to the set is perfectly insane and he was involved in the worst race hoax since to want to rally in the United States and the guy is, was allowed to go back to set out what was going to foxes. Brain foxes stood behind the act for the most part, issuing multiple statements backing him as evidence grew that he had stages Donna solves rioting reporting. Earlier on Thursday, though, the network released a new statement that second part, we are evaluating situation, We are considering our options even with

is mounting legal troubles. Variety said smell. It had big pockets of support within Fox. How is that even possible as possible have large pockets of support with the company after you basically are caught signing checks to two guys to fake a racial crime. There is hope, as late as Wednesday, he'll be able to finish his work on the series Empire had about an episode and a half of filming to finish its fifth season or little more than a week worth of work. Apparently, instead, they are finally going to write him out. There released him on one hundred thousand dollar bond when it's just amazing to me, the level to which people will surrender to their own narrative bias that too, to return this guy to sort of civil society even to consider returning misguided symbol society in the midst of an ongoing legal trial. After presumably spending hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars interracial hoax is just insane You know you ve done something wrong. You know that you ve gone off the road, when Rama Manual, a lefty of lefties is very, very upset with you

hasn't erase hoax. Yours rum, mangled the mayor of Chicago Annual Recall, the chief of staff to Barack Obama, talking to John Lemon Quasi reporter and friend of Jesse Smell at last night on CNN across our city and seventy seven different neighborhoods. There are people that have five in their front go along on their windows but say he has no hope and to use your cargo in that way is not treated who we are ass, a city our police officers took. This is a very serious they crime and they get excited the resources to deal with it as a hate. But then you literally with doubt what about the young man whose dealing with its own sexual orientation and is attacked, poured in high school or some school, whose now than a doubt whether people going to believe him. You have put all

real stories at risk for your fake story. That is not right in a certain irony to Rama Manual, suggesting the Justice Mallette story did grave damage to the city of Chicago. It did, of course, do great damage to the city of Chicago the widespread perception that Chicago PD are somehow racist that they were not pursuing the case with alacrity or that Chicago is home a tremendous amount of evil Magda Racist swore running around throughout the city, trying to string a black people. It's funny so many folks and left, including rum manual, say you know, there's a slender on the city of Chicago and Annesley Round, the police department and yet Rollin Manual, Barack Obama. They were constantly slandering a huge swathes of Americans as exactly the kind of people the Justice Mallette was trying to target. The entire Jesse smelling Routine was not really targeting the city of Chicago, obviously, whose targeting president from it was targeting white folks across the United States may voted for. President from that was the goal: Jesse smaller

routine. He knew that folks, like Rama Manual. If the crime had been true, he knew that but like round the manual would have jumped on board the idea that there are huge swathes of Americans who agreed with the attackers the fake attackers of Justice Mallette. So if run the angles very concerned about stories that draw a false, inclusion about fellow Americans, then it seems to me that people, unless might want to reconsider how they treat crimes like this in the future, because the fact is, during the Obama administration, Barack Obama was complicit in prison in presenting exactly exactly the same types of slander about certain parts of Amerika. Morocco about a set about Ferguson misery. Michael Brown, you will recall, was in eighteen year old black man who attacked a police officer. He tried to run out a police officer and was shots death for his trouble after robbing a convenience store and after punching that police off sir, in fact innovation, and that was portrayed by the media as hands up. Don't shoot, remember anchors on CNN raising their hands imposing for pictures, hands up, don't shoot.

Morocco bound in the aftermath of the acquittal of the officer, in that particular case, remember the President of the United States getting on tv and expressing his call Suzie sorrow at the verdict and then suggesting that communities of color don't make these things up. That case was made up. That case was erase hopes. That case was a massive raise hopes, but we don't in that way. Why? Because massive mainstream institutions decided to back the ratios. So here's the point if you are upset with Jesse Smell at on the left today, because you feel that he slandered the city of Chicago and the Chicago p D and they made it harder for future victims. Then you should have been just as upset over Michael Brown scenario you have been justice have set over that you should have been just as of set over other issues that we're happy like that's or in your bomb administration. People were not because President Obama decided back to play in this particular case. It blew back on the city of Chicago. So now the left realises that this sort of thing is bad. What blows back on the state of Missouri or the city of Ferguson? Then it's completely different story. Pretty amazing!

by the way, Jesse's more still has its defenders. He hasn't defenders on the grounds that president from his bed, president trumpets, basically it get out of jail, free card for a lot of votes on the left, who don't want to acknowledge that something really truly terrible happened. Re here, deal Healy alleged comedian was on CNN with block of Wood Chris Cuomo, and he was talking about Justice Mallette. He said: well, you know, yes, he's knowledge and go to jail. President Trump isn't in jail. Well, that's because President Trump didn't claim, falsely that he was beaten, half to death and then called racial slurs by people. He had hired that. That's why President Trump isn't in jail deal coolly and his hat don't seem to understand that The euro is a interesting when you, when you use hatred and bigotry and lying, or you also was an in your young blockade. Youngblood gay blockade, you get indicted. If you do when you or why, God you become president, and I think there are enough, After that they have a real there will either making a wiser premises as ever

Historical high just visited the president with focus more on the on the kid that died that orchestrated the fake attack, but not that man, white supremacist, who was orchestrating an actual attack. Exactly is this unnatural is really like a warehouse associated. What does deal really saying here that is there any value whatsoever using a couple of things and neither of them make any sense. First thing he says is that if you use racism for your own personal ads and your Blackie go to jail, politics to your own personal ads. You end up getting elected to high office as well. It turns out that race baiting on every side is very raise baiting on every side is very lucrative business. That's why justifiable at tried to hoax the reason Jesse's more tried this routine is begin because he knew there was power in race baiting for personal gain. Al Shopton is still meeting with people after helping perpetrate the Twond rally, hopes and its thirty five years later So deal Julius Wrong about this threes injustice Mallette is going to jail is because he actually took up police resources by reporting a fake hate crime is just

Hizbollah had just go out there and preach about how America is racist and how white people, broadly speaking, are racist he'd be on the cover time magazine next week, you re getting, Multi million dollar deals like calling Capulet so deal Julius. Wrong about that and then, when deal hugely continues to suggest that white supremacist them as it is an all time high in the United States. You know, ignorant you have to be of american history to believe that a truly ignorant of american history an all time high? We had a literal war in this country were half a million people died because it seems, like probably wouldn't actual slaves being held in the United States. Probably then, is one way supremacy was at its height. If I had to guess I probably peg it, right then, and then you know when it was also really high is also really how would we had a legal system of discrimination against black people that was promoted throughout this and enshrined in law up until the mid sixties. That seems like a timeline. Wait you and was at its all time, high you what it's not at an all time high in a country that,

three years ago, a black man was president of the United States. Attorney general of the United States was a black man. The Secretary of State, the Secretary of State, Susan Rice, was a woman of color. I mean what what what is have to paint America is deeply racist in spite of Jessie, What is amazing? The real point here is one. The mass war, Matt Walsh economist, we're daily Wire made yesterday, which is that the supply of race, some of the United States, is being exceed. Did by demand. There is too much demand racism and not enough supply. So now we have to get mad over silly things or we have to make up raise hoaxes we have to. We have to find every instance of quasi or fake racism we can in to promote the idea that America is still a terrible, awful, no good, very bad place? It's it's pretty dumping, and we know that really is the theme for justice. Mallette right at all. C mon. I had to do if you wanted to be the leader on hate crimes against black folks, his find a black a person who is victimized, hate crime and promote their sorry. That's all he had to do, but he couldn't

that instead he had a fake, a hate crime. So we can make the front pages across the United States is pretty astonishing and by the way again, there's still people Germans offend. Ass. He spoke out because they are going to make the claim that Justice Mallette is indicative of a broader problem, even of historians fake. The story is fake, but the moral is real. The ale see version of politics we'll get some more then just a second first there's one thing: we can all agree on the matter. What we disagree on, it's good to save money, and this is why you ought to be using honey. You ve probably heard me talk about honey. It's an amazing free browser extension that automatically helps me save money on all my favorite site, but I would not be doing my job. I didn't tell you how honey makes even Amazon better. I love Amazon Amazon's the best, and I save money on Amazon every single day because he has shop on Amazon honeys, best price and are automatically compares the prices of millions of sellers. They carry the item that you want honey, even factors in shipping sales, tax and Amazon. I'm status to make sure that you're getting lowest total price. It shows you the best every time and even of Amazon, doesn't it's like

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Who refuse to acknowledge that Justice Mallette even said nothing wrong. One of those people is Anti Maxine who has been promoted as a champion of the down trodden among the gentle credit party, especially now because she's very untied trump she said yesterday. She still doesn't believe the Chicago PD. How do we make sense of justice smaller? How do we make sense of this situation? I don't think we can at this point, make sense of it. There are still some questions that we have some answers that have to be given he's a friend, and so I believed him when I heard about it. I still don't know all the details of waiting for the final results of all of this is, in fact, still hope. Of course, that would be desirable. It. Oh, if it's a hoax, you disappointed he's been arrested. They re sidetracked from him to the people he was paying to promote the hopes they have the phone call log in which he was calling the guys who helped him promote the hoax. The evidence is pretty dear. Clear right here and matching waters is still pretending that the evidence is in full,

and it really is amazing, Cobbler Harris's doing a little bit of the same routine, so you will recall the commonly Harris first said: But this was a modern day lynching and then you will recall The common Harris said that she was gonna, wait for all the facts to come out sending that should actually know what the facts, war and now she's LISA statement says like most of you, I've seen the reports about Justice Mallette and I'm sad frustrated and disappointed when anyone makes false claims please it not only diverts resources away from serious investigations, but it makes it more difficult for other victims of crime to come forward. At the same time, we must be the truth. Hate crimes are on the rise in America just last year. Fbi, release, statistics that revealed a seventeen percent increase in the number of hate crimes in America. Part of the tragedy of the situation is that it distracts from that truth and has been seized by some would like to dismiss and downplay the very real problems that we must address. We should not allow that's the real problem. Is that really Jesse's moment? The real problem? Is people seizing and pouncing like a tiger, unjustly smaller

Yo and then the real, the real good knows. You're, I guess is that he raised awareness in the end he raised awareness of of hate crimes. That's the real thing that we should be very excited about: Zerlina, MAX Another commentator doing this is just a small at defence routine premium raising, overrun MSNBC, she says listen, we should react to justice, not with empathy. You know, empathy for the guy who is willing to falsely testify that people who did not commit a crime committed a crime and send them to jail, presumably for the rest of their lives. We should have empathy for that guy folks, that believed Jesse as default position. We feel sadness today we don't feel stupid today. I feel bad for the people who did not default that empathy, who think that this is again who are loading today. Those people have something fundamentally wrong with them. The people they defaulted to feeling empathy for someone who may have something you know who may be going through something, so I still feel empathy for him because, obviously, his deeply troubled

but I think we should default to supporting people and let the investigators do the investigation all so. So I guess that you're a good person if you believed him without evidence, but you're, a bad person. If you are happy that the police uncovered the fact, it is crazy, story, was actually a crazy for about the way. We have no evidence that he's actually mentally ill. There are any evidence. The Jesse smell that is mentally ill have said this before you can't just it from you crazy. Two things you don't understand. Just he's Mallette took action. He did. That is an independent human. That is his decision. This notion that we are supposed to default empathy after It's already revealed that this piece of debris I mean he's a bad guy. That's a bad guy, somebody who is willing to testify falsely so that other people go to jail. That makes you a bad human being justice What did something deeply evil here and pretended empathy should be on the table is bizarre. At best, obviously malicious at worst, because. Promoting a narrative, not a truth. It. Meanwhile, there was an actual

political crime of politically driven us all that happened at Berkeley. I guess this is yesterday when police at Berkeley were called to a student plaza on Tuesday F reports that a representative of the can Primitive Leadership Institute was physically assaulted by a man on the campus. While we actually have tape of it- and here is what it sounded like. You are encouraging violence, nor not videotaping. Europe I base my servant, punish being posted, students? In the I M, a black eye, the student? Soon the student maintain control the cameras. We have a good shouted guy's face major delivered us What right to his too, as I am in this guy, should be arrested. Obviously he will be arrested, he's now on camera, so the chances that he doesn't end up spending

some time in jail pretty low the day, the Californian, was the first Alex report. The incident which the student on paper says, took place in the Upper Sprout Plaza setting a camp police alert. They went out Wednesday. The paper reports that the away victim, a male leadership Institute representative, had been tabling for Turn point USA, Charlie Corks group on Tuesday afternoon about three twenty nine p m. When two males approach the table, the victims we in the two men became embroiled in a verbal altercation, at which point you big and filming the escalating exchange with his phone one of the two alleged attackers reportedly slapped the phone out of the act of his hand and then overturned the table. The recruit the group was using to recruit well here the suspect struggled for the phone, the suspect punch, the victim several times. Causing injury to the victims, I knows by the time the police arrived, the suspect had already left the scene, a student who witnessed the attack film, the second part of the education on his on his vote, Charlie Kerr, ahead of tv

say. Tweeted out, the footage wrote imagine if the attacker was wearing the mega hat would be national news. That, of course, is one hundred percent. True, that is one hundred percent of the college. Fixed has also published additional footage film by a conservative activists that includes the assault or threatening I'll shoot your bleep. So this student paper has reported in an update. They use Hebrew, we Chancellor characterised a statement. The campus condemns all forms of harassment and violence is that in that the university does not have any information about whether the student but the suspected student at the university. He is wearing a backpack and he appears to be college age. The student who reportedly filmed the incident apparently told Breitbart NEWS that the altercation appears so begun over. An argument about teepee was a sign that warrant hate crime hoaxes her real victims, which was a reference to Jesse's Mallette, and then Apparently he began filming after the suspect flipped over the table. Newsweek covering this thing news.

Headline, conservative activist, allegedly allegedly assaulted when they headlines Jesse smaller it was justly smaller assaulted. You be the You mean job just whether the media would be covering this differently. If this had been in Obama, supporter punch buy it from supporter. I have a feeling. The answer would be ass. It meanwhile, in a hurry a fine story, this from the Washington Post. A judge's now ruled that prosecutors aerial deal. Prosecutor, aerial deal between Labour secretary, Alexander Acosta and Geoffrey Epstein lawyers was absolutely corrupt, which is one hundred percent rule. We covered this a few months ago on the podcast. A judge ruled Thursday that federal prosecutors, including the future Labour Secretary Alexander, Asta violated the law when they did not tell victims. The government had struck a deal not to prosecute Jeffrey Epstein, a politically connected billions accused of molesting dozens of young girls, Eureka Jeffrey Epstein from having an island is basically sex. Slave island get a bunch of under age young girls there.

And he was flying his friends down there and his friends ranged in politics from Bill Clinton too. I believe he was friendly with from, I know that is from the without Dershowitz. The ruling was a stinging rebuke for prosecutors and how they behaved in a grim. High profile case that has drawn increased scrutiny in recent months. A Miami her investigation last year highlighted the allegations Anna Casas rule in cutting a non prosecution of Remove Epstein well Justice Department Office said it is exploring whether the federal prosecutors who reached the deal committed professional misconduct, district judge can marrow blunt ruling. The prosecutors had acted improperly in reaching the agreement with Epstein, which stopped federal action in exchange for an pleading guilty to a state charge without telling the victims in the case itself, was risk is basically kidnapping, young girls off the street, bringing them home and then have an then sexually abusing them. And then he was releasing them because you are extraordinarily wealthy and because give lots of money to politicians. The presumption is that this had an impact on how his prosecution want the job.

Wrote that he was not ruling the decision not to prosecute was improper. He was simply ruling that under the facts. In this case, there is a violation of the victims rights under the sea, the our aid, which is the crime victims, Rights ACT which entitles victims to know about significant events. In their cases, prosecutors did not give victims a chance to affect prosecutor aerial decisions and did not accurately tell them about what was happening. Prosecutors instead sought to conceal the existence of the deal cut with Epstein and misleading, MR believe that federal prosecution was still a possibility marrow. While the government's been untold hours negotiating the terms and implications of the nonprofit prosecution agreements without scenes attorney, scant information was shared with the victim the case remains. An act of litigation is referred. Further questions to the Justice Department, the US attorney's office in southern district to Florida declined to comment on the ruling.

The allegations against Epstein in the fact that he had reached a deal had been publicly known. They came up during a cautious twenty seventeen confirmation hearings to lead the Labour Department, the case surge back into the public eye in November when the Herald published its investigation reporting it. Gentrified. Approximately eighty women who said they ve been section we abused by Epstein between two thousand one and two thousand sex and then how Epstein had struck a deal that effectively ended and FBI probe. The Justice department revealed earlier this month and it open an investigation into how prosecutors handle handled the Epstein case than the probe is likely to be of limited impact. Obscene seen is one of the worst people walking this earth. I mean just one of the worst people and the fact that use politically connected. I can't imagine that had nothing to do with the agreement that was cut here. I imagine there are proud, probably power,

several people were sounding off the prosecution office about letting Epstein go when people talk about injustices in the criminal justice system, I think it has very little to do with rage. I think it has a lot to do with the amount of power that you wheeled and if you're Jeffrey, upstream and you're, paying off politicians and those politicians can call up their political friends. Sometimes deals get cut that way, and that is really bad. There's a reason that it's going to be a celebrity in a criminal justice case. It is not good to me celebrity where we will see what happens with justice more by the way. It there's report yesterday that it is likely that the prosecution will kind of deal with snow actually does no jail time, which would be fully insane, at least on the state levels you at the feds do bottom line here. Is that, if a cost to cut this deal for any cooperation at all, not only should heed not be labor secretary, he's probably jealous on the nets, and that that's an insane deal to cut that you're going to let the guy off without prosecution

abusing under age girls for years on end very, very frightening, and Anne and bad look for a criminal justice system obviously gets voter fraud in just a second, because voter fraud is back in the news. This time of quite in the news caused Republicans were engaged in it. We'll talk about it, just a second. First, let's talk about your postage rates, they ve gone up again. Thankfully stamps tat com can ease the pain with big discounts off post office. Reach. Alright, withstands icon, you say five cents of every first class stamp and up to forty percent off priority mail, that kind of savings does add up, especially for small businesses. Stamps outcome is completely online with saves you time, no more inconvenient trips to the post office. Stamps outcome automatically calculating Prince the exact amount hosted you need for every letter or package you send you're, never gonna. For pay or underpay again stem cell cumbrance, all the services of the? U S, postal service, directly to your fingertips by and print official use postage for any letter, any package, any class of male using your own computer and print

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And it follow testimony that outlines how political operative pet, orchestrated and absence he ballot scheme to try to sway the race in favour of Mark Harris the republican candidate. It is now the single undecided house contest in last year's Midterms, Robert Cordell. The states board chairman cited the corruption absolute mess with the absence he ballots when he called for new elections had was certainly tainted. Harris had nine hundred five a lead over his democratic opponent democratic, but his successor, Laden county working, one sixty one percent of absence. He ballots, even though Republicans, where their accounted for just nineteen percent of alarmed regulators, when you finally took the stand on Thursday morning, Miss Harrison I'd, knowing of any wrong doing in the voter turnout effort led by Elmo Craig Jealous Junior political, operative known as a local guru of elections, but in a series of questions, Harris stumbled and appeared to mislead the board when he returned to the crowded courtroom. After lunch recess, he asked whether he can read a statement here. Guys to the board explain the reason medical issues, including two strokes, had impaired. Abilities and

call, and then he asked for a new election, which sounds pretty damaging to now. The entire article talks about this, this voter operations, Guy Mccrae Dallas, and it talks about his history in the district, but it does not actually talk until very late about his long time, history working for democrats- in fact, if you the peace for references to Democrat. There is no there there's one reference, one reference to his shadow. We work for democratic and republican politicians, but that is not how Neuro Times reporter Patrick Kelly talked about this on CNN. Here's path, Clearly the politics enter for the New York Times. They Republicans are engaging in voter fraud for years. President Trump and Republicans have tried to create this image

the Democrats were stealing elections that eliminate wrath of fraud, phony votes. You know, President robotic one, the popular vote against Hillary Clinton, if not for all of this vote or fraud by Democrats, never proven no evidence, and now the Republicans have the biggest case vote or fraud. The we ve had this country for years, ok, amazing, I will point out. It is amazing that the politics at her Then, your time to say the Republicans are responsible for voter fraud, Let's look a little bit about Leslie Mccrae Dallas. Now it is true, in this case Republicans apparently responsible for Vodafone. Obviously, that is true. Also true. This guy has been working for politicians of both parties and mostly the Democratic Party over the course of his career. According to the news observer in North Carolina Dallas had long voted, In democratic primaries became a register public and after the twenty sixteen general election in two thousand twelve, he was paid for get out the vote. Efforts for competing democratic candidates in a state house race. Why

here. You think maybe a voter fraud guru may have committed voter fraud on behalf of Democrats historically, but nobody cared because it was Democrats doing it in a democratic primary newsroom its indicate he has been doing campaign work, at least as far back as two thousand sex. He told the news reporter of white two thousand ten article that he worked on then District attorney Rex Gore's campaign that year in two thousand ten hours worked for. The man Gore defeated Harold Butch Pope a white veal attorney during that campaign. Pope and Alice has respond to concerns about Dallas is criminal, guard in ninety ninety two Dallas was convicted of felony insurance fraud after he and his wife were accused of taking out insurance policy on a dead man, and nearly a hundred and sixty five thousand dollars from his death and he's being by Democrats for years at these are more than six months of a two year prison sentence ever after repeating the plot of double indemnity, pope, not Al Gore in a democratic primary than lost the election to John David, who remains the district attorney for Blatant Brunswick and Columbus counties hopes had when you ran for the office two or three people called and told me

doubtless working for him in blatant county. Someone told me Craig jealousies, the guru of blatant county. So the guy who is research, before the vote or fraud is Mccrae, Dallas, fellow he basically it was gathering absentee ballots and whose throwing out the ones that he didn't like and he was keeping the ones that he did like thousand centrally. What happened here, and this is why ballot gathering is a bad process absence he ballot could not be allowed. Unless you are a member of the military really absence he ballots really voting. It should only be allowed as your member the military. This idea that we need to maximize the number of people voting early then we need to allow various political parties to go out and vote gather is extreme. We're narrowly dangerous, is extraordinarily dangerous and yet Democrats on seem to have any problem with the with the systematic voter fraud issue. This is the part that that I think Republicans have a real claim on and Democrats are pointing to this case and say, look voter fraud and am, I guess, of course, voted for

Yes, that's order, fraud, that's very bad! You know it's bad when everyone does it, maybe we can change this and so it is not as easy to commit voter fraud. Take, for example, my state California the San Diego Union for abuse has a peace back from December. It says that in the wake of last month's blue wave, the russian control of the house from Republicans and transferred into the democratic party- some members in the GEO Pe are complaining about the results and the practice of so called ballot harvesting in California. How Speaker Paul Ryan is, then the house bigger said last week the California defies logic and he can't begin to understand what ballot harvesting is. So what exactly is ballot harvesting its political jargon? for a practice in which organised workers or volunteers collect absentee balance from certain voters and dropped them off and appalling place or election office coined by California, Republicans at the term carries a negative connotations. You suggest impropriety is uneven? Election fraud in two thousand sixteen Jerry Brown sign into law change, the section thirty seventeen of the election code that allows any person to court

male and ballot from voters and turn in the mail ballot to uphold in place or the registrars office prior law restricted. The practice to just relative our or those living in the same house. What does the voters, or, in other words Jerry Brown, made voter fry easier, because now you can have somebody just coming your doors and was it I am I've been assigned by whoever I've been assigned by the elections. Oversight committee to to come gather your ballot. So you know you're not going to leave in the mail you going to forget to give me your balance, but right now give me about it I'll. Take it down the mailbox for you, I'm not sure that this that the actual law requires you to say. If you are working for one of the parties. The legislation says that vote by a mail order who was unable to return the ballot may designate. Any persons returned the balance of the elections of official, from whom it came or to the pressing bored and appalling placed within the jurisdiction, so in other words the actual process the Mccrae Jealous use,

which he would go around gather bunch ballots, throw up once you didn't like keep the ones you did like. That process is very much the table in places like California and was just made easier by the former RO, California, Jerry Brown. It used to be, You can only give us your brother or sister, your wife, your kids, take the ballot, mailbox and drop it off now it's! If I comes here, nor am I signed a piece of paper saying I gave you my ballot than I had its. And who the hell knows. Well, Randal is doing with those ballots. So this is where I have a real problem with all the talk about voter fraud is our only concern about fraud. What happens on one side of the Isle you're not really concerned about voter fraud, if you're, only up at about voter fraud because of what just happened in North Carolina- ninth district, but you don't care that the guy responsible for the voter fraud was active in and four legitimately for election cycles. Before that, I don't care that the exact methodology he used is still open to abuse in states like California, then you don't

to claim that you're that you really care about water brought. All you care about is blaming Republicans. That's why that politics, editor from the New York Times, is doing a great disservice to the actual issue, and I love this Diego union tribunal has there been no credible reports of ballot harvesting being employed? Legally or systematically to amount to election fraud, secretary of State out Medea was quoted, seeing the was don't benefit one. Party over Another- oh well, we're not going to find out about that until it's found out about that's the thing about crime, and you don't find out about them until somebody to text the crime and they don't pretend that you care about the stuff she actually care about the stuff and chips and search we're going to talk about the Democrats who continue to move ever more to the left. First, let's talk about how you shame. Each morning I get ready the kind of soap you use. I love the dollar shave club has everything I need to look feel and small. My best. What I love even more is the fact that I never have to go to a store. That's because number one day ass, he delivers everything I need directly to my door and to thank me fully Stockton. What I use, why don't run out? Here's how works dollar shave club has ever

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asked, is growing concern upon casting radio, show the nation so back to the democratic move towards the radical left, the new platforms, A lot of Democrats is apparently can be slavery reparations now you may you may be thinking. I note your thinking. What you're thinking is? Isn't it twenty nineteen? Doesn't them that has been approximately a hundred and fifty three years since the end of slavery in the United States? Why are we talking about slavery, reparations that would be a good question. The answer is because, as a group of Democrats who have to pander for a percentage of the democratic voting basin, the primers- it's that simple, because guess what is I think, not going to happen that you know why it's not gonna happen, because it is utterly impractical. It is utterly impractical and by the way, counterproductive because it is, it is suggesting that the vast majority of spare cities in mobility in today's american society are due to an event that ended a hundred and fifty years ago, in that

does not hold water? It does not. If you want to say, the people who suffered under Jim Crow should get some sort of reparations from the state of Alabama. For example, there is maybe an argument. Those people are still living, but if you want to suggest that people are against slavery, reparations that's a different story. Also, here's the question: how do you even do that who pays it and who receives it? So, for example, Barack Obama, half black half light- this is white. Half play rap pay reparations was black half. How does that work? Exactly how? If you are one quarter black, do you get slavery reparations also if your black, but not a descent into the slave? If your Kamel Harris and your father is jamaican your Mama's Indian, do you get slaver reparations? I assume not also shouldn't. We make it so that the people who directly benefited from slavery are the ones who foot the bill for it or are we gonna make the peace hard to sentence of people who died in the civil war. Fighting slavery, pay for the reparations and one of the broad based accusations when it comes to slavery and Jim Crow. Is that the entire United States benefit it as a whole from slave

and Jim Crow? That is obviously an eminently economically and true. It is just not true. There is no fact pattern that suggest whatsoever that the vast majority of white people who are not directly engaged in having slaves on their plantation benefited from slavery and back. It helped make this other economy agrarian and backwards. The reason North overwhelm the south with sheer industrial power, and a large part of that is because slavery was not allowed in the north. Slavery is not actually economically feasible or beneficial. Forget that its moral evil. It is not. It is not feasible or economically beneficial to the entire basis of reparations, which is the United States. Broad scale benefited from slavery and the white people in the United States, broad scale, Bennett from slavery. That is simply not true and the reason that matters, because for my family, my great great grandparents arrived in the United States in nineteen o seven now solid, sixth solid the years after the end of slavery? In the United States, there were jewish. They lived in New York when they first got here. Should they be paying slave

reparations? Will the theory is that they lived in a system that had benefited from slavery? Therefore they should pay slavery reparations, but they moved into that says Fifty years after slavery ended Andrew gonna have a really hard pressed. It tell me how my great great grandparents benefited from slavery I really don't you're gonna have to explain that want to me. It doesn't make any sense whatsoever the best you could do if you're just talking about a fairness argument, if you're talking about A simple racial fairness argument is fine. The descent, the direct descendants of slaves, find the direct descendants of plantation owners and have the direct descendants of plantation owners turnover a percentage of the wealth, so the direct descendants of slaves- that's gonna, be very difficult and also is likely not to be beneficial, because there is a very good shot that many of the people who are direct descendants of plantation owners are poorer than the direct descendants of slaves, and once you are far, moved from historical events? Making it right reparations is extraordinarily difficult. As I say, I think there, if you, if someone could make a case about Jim Crow,

maybe maybe you're holocaust reparations, makes him sense to me, because those people are still living in the german government was responsible, so maybe, but the idea that we're gonna go to slave reparations. Now, obviously it's just pandering move, especially by Elizabeth WAR, so calmly, Harris's on radio show, and she was asked about government reparations for black Americans, and she said if that was necessary to address the slate the legacy of slavery and discrimination. She affirmed that statements that we have to be honest. The people in this country do not start from the same place or have access to this opportunities, I'm serious about taking an approach that would change policies and structures and make real investment in black communities. Will that's not slavery, Rep Ray and presumably that was a large part of what drove the social welfare system and l b J essentially said that openly that he saw a large swathes of the the social Welfare state is designed to. Is designed to address the disparities that exist between black and white in the

It states. On economic issues, Elizabeth Worn also said she supported reparations for black Americans. She's. Basically, just following around every candidate and shouting yeah me to her and pain. She follows around humbler Harris until calmly, says something radical and then it was with war and stands in background with rosea. I also agree. Bernie Sanders emerges from the woods. I think that everything should be free and Elizabeth Warrant creeps up behind him. Pops up provincials yeah me too. That's basically her campaign at this point. I love this worn campaigns declines, give further details on their backing, but it came. And then the amid recalls that the federal government to provide special home buying assistance to residents of commute is that, where adversely affected by red lining, so here's the other problem. What you seen from a lot of Democrats is an attempt to push bad government policy, not direct reparations, actual bad government policy that has resulted in terrible economic woes for the United States on the basis that despair. These discrimination so too few black we getting home loans. Therefore, why do we have

Sub Prime mortgage industry back by the federal government that will join How will it, except for you know, destroying half the United States economy in two thousand? Seventy thousand eight, except for that, will be totally pursuing bad policy as some form of reparations is not smart, either black people or for white people, and if we are talking about Rep, nations we have to discuss who gets it from when, from whom of? what period and why You know you a little bit of mailbag here so Johns What are your thoughts on Andrew gangs running for President twenty? Twenty on the democratic ticket one thousand month you be, I freedom dividend that proposals can be available for all Americans to either replace or enhance welfare. I well I, leave that the only purpose of a universal basic income or negative income taxes Milton Friedman suggested, is, if you're going to replace the entire welfare structure with it it. Basically, we just I'm a check to everybody every month below a certain.

Come up and that's it. There are no other supplemental programmes. We don't need seventy different welfare programmes. We don't need food stamps, you dont need any that self which assign you attract, and now it's your job to do with it. What you will the problem I see is that many of the decisions that are being made with money, I p Bull who are on welfare are not great decisions in the first place, so that does not suggest they shouldn't have control over the money they should. But if you have control over your money, that means that you also bear the brunt of the decisions that leg with your money is one of the reasons why, for example, there's been a suggestion by Republicans for health savings accounts when it comes to health care for poor people, because There is a fear that allowed that money will not be used for health savings will not be used for health insurance, and then there just be more draw on the public Treasury Higgins has how'd, you been recent, you commander, Mozart, peace, piano, concerto number, one. Second, movement have absolutely fallen I would consider me. Ignorance on class composers, the earliest music in my typical playlist,

is the big bands of the early nineteen hundreds I've loved for swing music. What are their composers or pieces? Would you recommend, while all Brahms Chamber music, is fantastic? I love his piano quintet. I love his piano. Quartet's than the first piano quartet, particularly I love I his is violence- Not as our are wonderful I love to play those as well in terms of symphonies, you gotta take the Beethoven symphonies usually people recommend the odd numbers, three, five, seven nine, those are all fantastic number. Six is also great. That's the pastoral you'll have seen it in Fantasia, I'm a big fan of divorce, OX nine symphony the new world symphony that one's terrific, if you like, more dissonant, music and more modern music than bar talks, Concerto for orchestra is one of my personal favorite there's so much great classical, using everything that Mozart wrote in his late career is, I tend to love side. I love Don Giovanni. I love the requiem at least the parts of it that he wrote. He died the middle of writing his requiem there's so much great, classical music Mendelson italian symphony. His scottish symphony

his violin concerto, so it really depends on the form of music you're. Talking about that, that's enough to get. You started also, one of my personal favorites. I played on the show before Rafe VON Williams, his his fantasia on a theme by Thomas Tallis, as I think one of those spiritual peace. Music of a written Zachary says. I'm currently didn't girl from Peru, whose blindsided by the fact that she was illegal, do her your parents never informing her until she was eighteen, we ve been fighting to keep her here view pardoned after your surely recently has been granted the permission to get biometrics done. My question is two parts is morally right to be republican and against illegal immigration and still data. And how could the system immigration be sped up while still having a proper vetting process. Thanks for all you do of course, is morally right to be a republican and against illegal immigration and still date, this person- I don't. I don't see the conflict at all you're, not saying that she should continue to illegally emigrate you're nuts, but you should continue to violate America's laws and prison. Only if you married her and she were rejected for immigration status than you would find another place to live. So I don't see a conflict there at all. Why

What I do see is a system that is wildly broken when a lot of people who were brought here as children in our net benefits to the United States, it takes forever for them to get citizenship, but we're talking blanket amnesty for people who come across the border. Now. That makes no sense to me at all My wife was an immigrants in the United States. We came here with her family permanently when she was twelve China, family resort back and forth between Israel and the United States for many years they move to pervert but permanently when she was twelve shooting at her citizenship, and so she was twenty three it was not because she married me, I would argue unmarried a couple of years if her green card finally ran, and so she had ten years in the United States, and then she got citizenship. Is that what would was there? length of that process truly necessary. Her dad had been working at a man. Your american company for years on end he had already gone his citizenship. So what exactly will the hold up? Our immigration system is broken, and this is just another

Decatur of it, Zachary says coworker and I often discuss complex and larger issues about life. The state of the country had set her up. One thing that has recently come up that we can't you figure out is automation, Andy, I know I'm not a big fan of you, be I buttons or so years when electric vehicles and self driving vehicles become more prevalent, retail stores and fast food. France become mostly automated, which causes millions of jobs to evaporate, and not all of those people can be retrained to do something else. Do you think will inevitably end up with Eu B? I or do you think, there's a better solution. What people are asking me to predict the future on these sorts of questions? All I can say is that if the future looks like the past, the answer is no. If the future looks like the past, and technology will be an aid to the creation of new jobs, new industries, and we can look at a number of examples from modern american life. First of all, a hundred and fifty years ago, do we think there'll be a massive trucking industry. Noakes the car had not yet been invented. It would be very difficult to imagine. A giant trucking into could we imagine entire social media industry now the internet was invented, like the current twenty five thirty years ago, or least became widespread. At that point,

We create new jobs and new industries. All the time like the daily, where we have we're gonna, have problems. Hundred employees over the next year, none of those jobs exist in the absence of the internet or television. None that exists. How many people are in the entertainment industry today that entered him? An industry did not exist, in other words, with new technology come new opportunities, and the fact is that technology very often is an aid to job creation, not a not a killer of jobs. It kills certain types of jobs always, but it also aids in the crowd. And a new types of jobs which tend to be by the way easier and less back breaking than the old jobs. I would find a kind of their own people, a guy warm for the days when my grandfather worked on a union line at Ford, he could afford a house. You know it's probably really bad job working on a union line afford really going like eight the morning coming home and five at night and all you lose rivet stuff all day. Xenophobia would take maybe your Grandfather'S- there was great job at the time, because that was the kind of job those rounded

but would you rather sit on your fat, can in an office in the air conditioned office? Or would you prefer to be in a hot sweltering factory, riveting stuff ten hours a day? For thirty? Five years I find it kind of theirs certain level than gratitude in american life. That is really kind of Gaul thing to me. Visit this in gratitude that suggests that we really have it hard. Now is better how it used to be the very few aspects of american life that are that. Are we worse than they used to be really maybe some of our moral life, but certainly not much more economic life. Donnie sets you explain how illegal immigrants cost America money. I hear they pay all taxes from some people and just sales tax from others. Will they dont pay income tax, obviously because their income is reportable, they do pay sales tax they a drain on american resources in terms of public education. If they have kids who become citizens and are not eligible for all sorts of government benefits, also, if you come here as an illegal immigrant, you are eligible for certain state. Benefits are not eligible for any federal

the feds, but if you're an illegal immigrant instead of California, their certain state benefits that do accrue to you, plus you can be addressed, on our emergency rooms, for example, there's a big debate over whether illegal immigration is of net costs and benefits of the United States. The statistics I've seen intended believe are the ones that suggested is a net cost too, the United States. Ok, let's see one more question. One more question David's has had been my wife and I have five kids for of whom were adopted after the foster care. Adopt, his by been by far the greatest decision and analyze. His lately been on our hearts to have another trials, and my wife and I can't help but feel pain for every victim of abortion. I've done some sort on the internet with no success you know of any agencies or groups that assist in finding parents for children that would otherwise been aborted, we know we can't do much, but we feel if we can if one child loving home, it's a good start. Thanks. Roy thanks. While you do, I mean what you're doing sounds a lot more important than what and frankly

raising amazing thing, I've, nothing but admiration for people who adopted an incredible incredible thing. So the as far as agencies that do this as a lot of catholic charities that specifically are sort of designed to reach out to folks who are contemplating abortion, also their pro life pregnancy centres that you should check out, because many of those recommend adoption and that abortion to women Ashley final question, who do you think, will sit on the iron thrown. Now you asked a question I care about. So what is a game of thrones question? So, if you're not a game of Thrones Van Stuff, so who I think, we'll sit on the iron thrown here is how I think the last season of game of thrones will go. I think the generis has been set up for too many seasons as the heroin actually be the heroin. I think she's going to turn to the dark side and she will go crazy like her, like her father because everyone else in her families gone crazy, maybe she'll redeeming well that, like a Darth Vader moment where it seems like she's going crazy and at the very end, she stops for self Dinner's is certainly going to die the chance of her surviving. The series: are zero I'd be willing to put money on this. Really, I think John Snow has our

died, so killing him off would be anticlimactic. I think he probably survives. I think there is about a fifty fifty shot that he's forced to kill the nearest, especially since in the and last season they went out at so I have a feeling that this way game thrones works. I have a feeling he may be, the one who has to who has to kill her. I think that there is a very, very good shot. That was not a very decided one hundred percent shot. The Jamie Lancaster has to cancer say so, not certainly not generis. I think John is going to have to proceed to the west, change too much by his death has come back. It's gonna be sort of like Frodo. After throwing the ring in the fire, I think in the end, what happens? The tyrian ends up leading a council of elders and they form a republican restaurants, which you just sock man. No one wants that the so called game of republics, of wonder, watch that then we'd watch house of cars or would watch american politics like as it is now which is more dramatic and far funnier and crazier than game of roads. If it's a game of thrones, the honestly all the best candidate having killed them, the best person, all the smart people died, you know this one. My pet peeves became a throne

It really annoys me. Every person with a brain has been killed in western us every single one. We keep hearing about how Turin he he's. He knows things and drinks. Aha, he has not one good decision, the entire series, and some how is the wisest guy? There is somehow they'll does an adviser to Generis as an adviser to secrecy. As an adviser to who else. Even he tried to save, sounds a thousand giant fail. Everything Turin has done his failed he's. A garbage adviser he's tried to advise John Snow Giant, but a giant fail there too. He is like everywhere he's a giant fail of a human chariot and he killed the only person in West rose weapon knew how things run Taiwan retie, when was it s character on the show, is the only person who thought about things between criminal one, it's well if they had met each other and they had ruled West rose. Everything is cool. Sure would have been a dictatorship things. What are the least the trains? What one on time, but in my my goodness its it is amazing, like

Turkey is an idiot. I loved her. Her grand plan was I'm gonna blow bleep up my my grand plan is I'm no gather all my enemies in one place than blow it up in fully anticlimactic fashion, by the way, what most disappointing moments of the series I mean this force Willard, but to wait. You're here with her blowing up, cept after they build up Natalie Dormer was one of the better characters on the show and they just kill her off honesty. Last season had a lot of laws, and- and I am hoping they can save things- I'm hoping they can save things, but they ve killed off the vast majority interesting character. So I just gave my run down on what I think happens. Everybody I think Santa ends up on the council with Tyrian. I think that John recedes into the west- maybe he goes back in and a bleeding the military or something or he just those lives in peace. As a farmer, I think that, aria ends up regaining her innocence at some length. They're, not gonna, kill her office to she's too young, but she's there there not been allowed to retain her cool assassin ways

So I'm I'm I'm forbearing for disappointment, just like you should in life, because that's that's just the way life works and game of thrones already time for. A thing I like another, I hate you know what we have skip the thing I like today because game of those was the thing I like. What's your thing, I hate instead, the thing I hate: instead, everybody is ribbon on John Wayne. No one cares about an interview. John Wayne did in nineteen seventy one No, I John Wayne is an american icon, he's an american icon because of the movies that he made. That's. Why he's an american icon? Do you know anything that carry grants? Political views? Do you know anything about car gables political views? do you know anything about the mean less political views. You know any about any of the great movie starts political views really, unless they were members of the of the of the Soviet Bloc and more argued in Hollywood them a big bunch movies. Glamorizing John Wayne is an american icon because he is the most famous actor in Hollywood history and because you made a lot of fantastic movies and because the image that Hollywood created

the american cowboy is one of the enduring images of the west. That is why now their people- calling for his name to be taken off the John, an airport in Orange County, because they nineteen seventy one playboy interview that he did would show that he was really out of touch come on, come on on the basis of the same Elk as let's take George Washington's name off of universities and off of states? Let's get her to Thomas Jefferson again, the accomplishments of Thomas Jefferson, George Washington, slightly more important than the accomplishments of John. Wait, but I'm really tired of this notion that by valorize in certain aspects of people's pursue persona in person, What is that? We are therefore green, letting every aspect of them. It is one of my great Pepys people do this with washing our well. If you have it actual Washington, you're saying it was ok to own slaves, really I or my thing it's a good thing that he hoped to stab wish the United States and oversee the constitutional convention and was a great president.

Well, there's a statue of Jefferson am I really saying I think it was good that he stopped Sally comings and kept her in a form of sex slavery for years, No, I'm not saying any of those things. It turns out human beings are complex. They good things. They are bad things, but the part that we build statues to typically is the part of them. That is good. Now, the real and statues should come down as if there is no good rights of Saddam Hussein. There's a statue of Saddam Hussein. I challenge you. What is the good things that I'm using deserves a statue for? If I ask you what is the thing? Thomas Jefferson deserves a statue for or John Wayne or George Washington, or any of these folks. I think that the answer is pretty obvious. This is why to be the argument over confederate, statues is morven. Interesting one than the one overdrawn away you can make the case. The confederate statues should not exist. By dint of the fact that there is nothing good that these folks stood for

they were standing forced labour. They were literally fighting for slavery. I think they should be left up as it is a monument to America's past. I think that in the not not to honour them, but to remind us that people can do evil things and justify it themselves for for decades in time, so I'm out even a fan of tearing down like Lenin, statues, Saddam Hussein statues. I think it's too should be left up his monument to human evil, but with that said, the John Wayne Airport is not a monument to human evil, it's a monumental die. Who was in some of the best movies and american sorry, it's monumentally. I don't regret She yellow rose and let you get over yourselves honesty, God people if these, big problems. John Wayne can be. We found an interview from a dead guy. Fifty years ago and were so mad find some new problems, funds to new problems already,

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