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catch up on today's headlines. Let's kick it off with election day. It's the one day of the year when it's not creepy to hang up in an elementary school. I yesterday we social Democrats are still writing their blue wave Democrats claiming victory and two key raises these air precursors of what's to come in Virginia the former red state. Turning blue, demographic, securing control of all levels of power for the first time in a generation in Kentucky Democratic, any Bashir claiming victory over and come into governor mad by then the president made the Kentucky Razor referendum about himself. If you lose, they could say trumped suffered the greatest defeat in the history of the world. This was

You can't let that happen to me, so I threw out about your buddies. Priceless he's supposed to be campaigning for the governor of Kentucky body makes the whole election about himself. Let it happen to me gay. So what about me shut up with you about me? You could get a person who would show up at your death like. Please don't die. You said you'd give me a ride to the airport. I don't wanna get a gag the body s last night was a good night for the Democrats. They won the governors race in Kentucky and they managed to change the Virginia State House from so blue yeah was a big mac and remember. This is in the place where the governments face went from white to black and remember remember that Virginia woman. Do you remember that a genuine who got five

four flipping. She ran. She ran for office and she won in the long political career I'm lookin like I was, I would have my finger up. The entire I'm in office now I'll be like the people voted for. I get sworn in like I do solemnly swear Arbed. Let's move on to some celebrity news that involves Emma Watson was, I call her a mini pretending to be a regular person anyway, and Watson is known for social justice work as much as for acting but who newest cause has taken some people by surprise and Washington Post reports. Actress Emma Watson has quite a new term for being single self partner. Watson

that she prefers to use that term rather than single ass. She approached her thirty of birth. Take me a long time, but I'm very happy. I call it being self continent, the term resonating with so many self partner, trending and social media. One fan writing I like this. So partnered concept. Oh shit, new term alert, although just cause she's british, is more like. We would like this idea and I think especially useful for Emma Watson, because when creepy, do try hitting on her like hey, I hear you're single issue can be like no, I'm actually dating someone who's better, looking and richer than you purchased. It's me expressly. Almost douche bag of all people should realise self. Parliament is gonna, be a type of relationship right, which means you still gonna get jealous. Sometimes, even if you do yourself, you'll be sneaking a look at your own phone like

Who is me finding your own stuff around their partner whose under whereas this man, I can't believe I do this to me. What I like about the terms of parliament that it removes the stigma being single cause. The woods single. You seem like a loser. I'm single Europe itself, parliament, because I like a choice. I like that. I think we should find better than some other things and like I'm not a thief. I am an expert in borrowing itself go Mercer into our moving on some signs news. If you know someone who thinks that there, the center of the universe. First of all, congratulations on working in the White House and second, it turns out that's not possible scientific America reports. A new studies suggest the universe might actually be a giant loop. The study was published in the journal nature. It says, instead of being flat the universe, maybe

like a massive inflated balloon scientists say if someone were to travel outside our galaxy into deep space, they move around and end up back where they started. While this is something I don't really understand that. What why? What does that mean? The universe nukes back around like like a pack men board? Is that so, if you leave them inside when you come back on the other side, you you get the fruit. Is that that how that works? Because of other news reports and that we should all know what that means, you know that the report of the just like previously we thought the universe was flat. We did, I didn't think that did you did you think I've never thought about the shape the universe, ok once I did, but I do know that animals are gonna kick in that only time Bavaria, although this is fascinating, but it'll never affect me. It's like that time. We found out that a t rex sounded like a duck. I mean I'm glad I know, but I can't do shit would that information could

leaving the universe, People- don't I'm gonna queens. But if I understand, if I understand the study right, scientists are basically saying that the universe is a closed circle of loop. So if you go down one side of the universe, you come back on the other side, shall I give you travel far enough eventually find yourself, oh my God, Emma Watson figured it out guys. So that's a headline just move on now that election day twenty nineteen is efficiently over the next big voting down. Everyone's calendar is November. Third, twenty twenty it's the day, Donald Trump will face off against the democratic nominee, all his parole board. Nobody knows nobody knows, but before that date the Democrats need to decide who their champion is going to be so, let's

drop on the latest in the democratic grace in our ongoing segment, World WAR Ii, Democratic feel gives up for the first big votes in Iowa and New Hampshire. Everyone's focus has turned to Elizabeth, worn Massachusetts. Senator an onto rights. I love you and all your Facebook pictures of the past few weeks warrant has shot to the top of the poles, thanks for her support among college graduates, hispanic voters and kids who eat lunch with the english teachers and middle school. But there is one demographic who hears Elizabeth, worn and, quietly shits? There are many suits newly meant in democratic front runner, Elizabeth worn she has, Wall Street on edge. Someone say a full blown panic headline after headline with ominous warnings about dropping markets. Investors running scared from the prospect of Elizabeth and being our next president, some democratic

there is on Wall Street are reportedly threatening to both for president tromp or sit out of the twenty twenty election cycle. If the party nominates Elizabeth Warren, I think Wall Street, and especially the banks, have every right to be extremely concerned about a warrant. Presidents, look at that time. You get off the desk. He talked to executives. There are more fearful of her winning, never heard anybody say she's gonna be stopped. Yes, Wilfred bankers are more terrified of Elizabeth, worn than they are of a surprise, of wind, although my conquer the grants Nebraska Sleep, ass, it is not surprising, is not surprising that the people of Wall Street are afraid, because Elizabeth Warrant has proposed some of the most progressive financial policies. In years, things like breaking up the big banks

increasing taxes on the ultra wealthy and and and making it easier for normal people to join the inhumanity. That's like a big thing. Some do she's gonna come you like short, interrupt the orgy, but what's the wifi guys adds gonna love these pictures now it's kind of hard to take the Wall Street crowd seriously and not just because they stooping Bluetooth is cool, but also because this isn't the first time they ve predicted the end of the world. Everything it Obama is promising, is destructive to our economy and detrimental to the stock market. I think the national these in for a bad thing, if he wins, if its Obama Larry I'm I'm, I'm scared for this economy. I'm scared for this country, numerous economists and business leaders. They are thinking The economy and the stock market will tank if Trump winds in November

Trump wins. You will see a market crash of historic perform proportions. Yes, both Trump and Obama Endless claimed that the stock market would tech, but you know what actually happened: the exact opposite its in going up for ten years, because you see in many ways the stock market is a lot like a penis, but there are many situations where you swear. It's gonna be down by surprise. Surprise it keeps rising, and nobody knows why you like dude seriously grandma sooner, I'm not gonna get. I dont understand why just operating so the one percent are clearly not excited at the prospect of Elizabeth, worn winning house, but according to these billion, is they aren't just anti worn because she's threatening their wallets? No, they don't like, because she's also hurtin feeling the battle of the billionaire continues after Leon Coppermine was brought to tears yesterday on sea and be see, Cooper meant was, and has been very kind

Circle of Elizabeth Warrens proposed wealth attacks, and only little woman told me that I'm a deadbeat and a billion years, a deadbeat vilification, a billion years, makes no sense to me. People can not only see the emotion on your face, but here it in your voice. When you talk about this Lee, why I care? That's. It where are you crying Europe never was crying because Elizabeth Warrant is criticising billion. Is what would you like it?

this idea, which is something the only time you should be granted a billion. It is when a ghost did you the meaning of Christmas. That's the only time- and I am disappointed in this among alive because of all the things that have been made- we want to become a belated there's? No one, I want to become a billion because, although the whole point of becoming a billion, it is that you never have to give a shit about money ever again, but these guys over here, like what will I offered to throw a birthday party for my ear who. The rights every day these men seem to be getting

Greece and angry. The question is why what we sent Michael cost to try and find out media? All right, a loosely connected group of right wing, white nationalists known for chanting, confusing conspiracy theories like all, while dress like kids, whose divorce dad's made their hollowing costumes in these world war. Two reenactment rejects have one other thing in common: they are angry photo. They have He's so angry about I'm a white guy things are great capstone pull me Were I pull them over as for a bottle opener, thanks officer now you have a great day. There's no logical reason why the outright should be so angry they're kind of winning, but what if there is a deeper reason for their frustration across ale movement leaders are telling young men not to masturbate

it was good Psychologists Doktor David Lange has a thing: about why these young men are so angry, they're, not strength. In their Pepys. They know how to masturbate do not go inside decide right. They know it's up and down. I don't think this is a technique issue. They are actually trying not to masturbate. Take me hours now Well, I have one hand, so we did. It gets lots of practice. This guy masturbates Doktor Lay explained that the main proponents of this no wink philosophy were the proud boys master me is lacking,

control. The proud boys believe that not masturbating increases their testosterone and makes them more desirable to women, which brings up one question is working for the problems. Research actually finds that less masturbation reduces testosterone. So there is evidence that masturbating makes you a more masculine man, a lotta, really good things happen in your body in your brain, but also researchers, finding that people who watch pornography. They are more feminist and interesting way. They develop more egalitarian values, you're right. I want lotta gang bangs, and one day I thought. Oh, my God, women have it so hard. This is unfair. Ninety five guys and one girl, we need some better representation here and the proud boys are just too there are stroke chambers all over the all right. So canadian psychologists, Doktor Jordan, beers, these leader in the

movement in Canada and he tells young man there's nothing noble about masturbating de pornography, that's terrible may well also they gonna do up there in between periods of hockey. That's no That's a lie way. That's healthy David do who is a former grand wizard of the cake? Ok, he believes that pornography is a jewish conspiracy to get young white men to masturbate instead of procreating though the white raised dies out. What is it about the Jews with these guys? In speaking, to which this far Moratorium on salami wrestling has been going on longer than you think. The Nazis taught young men not to masturbate Nazis Nazis use sexual suppression as a way, to increase malleability and people. If we can get people to give up masturbation, we can get him to do anything first, they came for our flashlights,

said nothing does not just the insidious, believes mob violence and haircuts the all right jack this of the Nazis to their teaching these kids to hate themselves to be ashamed of themselves, and then they can exploit them while they go down this rabbit hole of these extreme dangerous beliefs and become radicalized. So what you are saying is masturbation can save lives, definitely Noah. Let's do it right now. Had shown. Let's go, let's talk, any man come on their guy you're dead. We show you the rest of that interview, but I will say when I think about these

People being manipulated into joining Hey groups, it makes me very angry and and and first rate and skills me for one second. Anyway, if you or anyone you know, seems to be getting drawn into the all right before buying that taking George try lighting the one inside your khakis first, I Michael costs telling all you young, angry man to stop Aden, then start of course, everyone back.

Then show my guess is a twenty twenty presidential candidates who served as President Obama, secretary of Housing and urban development, as well as mayor of San Antonio. Please welcome here Castro what Commissioner Michel good to be back. Oh you love and audiovisual. So here you are on the campaign trial before we get into it. I just want to say this up front. Better Rock was just on the show said to my base, but he was not going to drop out of the race. Then he dropped out four days later, now, like he lied to my pace, but it was like I'm not going anywhere in forty years ago. I'm going some way, I'm going somewhere are you going anywhere? You don't know you.

Mommy weeds is met our fundraising goal that we say we need me by the end of October to Ryan, raised and so are working hard on the race. Ok, ok, I'm hold you to either that or you say that you are the curse of. I do underground I'll, take it. Girl complex, like shower near your Coburg right, we're the race, has become an end in an interesting contest, to say the least. You know you have more democratic running than ever before. You have a field that likes each other, but then there are a few fractions within the party that have started to show you know. There's the old versus the young there's the altar progressive versus the more moderate you have in many ways seem to be aligned with many of the policies in an Run Elizabeth Warren. She says she loved your policy. You said you loved her policies. What do you think it is about the two of you that has stood up this this romance in and around policy

As you know, many that's what it is. She's got a great team over there and she spent ass to you, I mean I think, she's a very impressive job. On the campaign trail I mean, if you look at where she was earlier in the year. You look at where she is now in many ways, the front runner I've told her. You don't have to. I think right now, she's got a fantastic job and of fusing her

Ah graffiti people need to know where you are and why you're running with her policies right, I told her that I mean she's done a great job at storytelling where the purpose and they also kudos her for what she's up too many people have said. That is what you have in many ways. Is you have a story and the purpose as well. You know what what's what's difficult in this raises. Many of the candidates have said to feel a little bit like chicken and the egg in that, if you have low polling numbers, the media doesn't give you the coverage, because you don't of media coverage, your pulling numbers Congo up. So how are you trying to get out to vote is to say to them? Hey, I'm a viable choice for you. It well, and also you had several these boats from DC that started off by transferring millions of dollars into their keep presidential campaign. Bank account ride right and also you notice that allow

the media focus on people who are in power in DC. That's the way it works, revolves around DC, and so there's a gravitation towards that. I think you start off what advantage, even though I have some of the most relevant experience in this race. I was a big city mayor and a cabinet secretary have executive experience. I was starting from scratch had been obviously on run for present before run run for governor senator. But since then it's been a process basically of catching up, and I hope also been noticing that our campaign has been very different from most of the other campaign ways. I've been bold, I've been fearless, I wasn't afraid, to tackle the issue of immigration in April before anybody else was talking about that you have a lot of people backtracking being afraid of taking on Trump one enraged like rights. I knew that a lot of people would think hey. You know if you release and immigration plan, people get a thing here: the Brown guy doing brown things. By now I mean this guy.

So he's gonna, win on this issue and the way to face a boy's not to back up but actually present a strong, compelling vision of your own for the future. That's what I did on police reform. That is an interesting point that you're going, because what you said at the debates became a talking point that has followed the Democrats now, and that was you said you wanted decriminalize illegal border crossings. Now it is a very confusing term, because some people think that means crossing the border. Intermarriage illegally means you can just come into America, but that which sets out what did it s? Not so what does it mean for those who don't understand the term? What it means is, we would go back to the way that we used to treat somebody crossing the border without permission, which is that it would be a civil affairs, so there would still be accountable.

That is what we would remove this misdemeanor. That Trump has weapon eyes to separate migrant parents. Incarcerate them separate them from their children. So you know this law that he's using to do this, that his weapon icing section thirteen twenty five of the immigration National Anti ACT right was, in effect from like nineteen, twenty nine to just after nine eleven, but it wasn't enforced by Republicans by Democrats and then after nine eleven and especially with tromp, it got weapon eyes. We don't need it. We can still have borders security but treat people with com

since in compassion instead of this damn cruelty that this guy or a future demonstration might want to use? It hasn't been a bit for creating prosperity at times being asked questions about hispanic voters where people often times automatically assume that hispanic means illegal immigrants or undocumented worker or is it seems like there is this there is this. You know implied notion in America from its peoples they hispanic vote, and then people who, like all that means undocumented, or that means people who are dark. A dream, et Cetera, hasn't been hard to explain to people. That is not a homogenous group. I mean you know, there's more than enough. I think bullshit to go around when it comes to this day. They talk about. You know you're right, there's a one dimensional view of a lot of the. What do you know near the yes and a lot of people when they think of the latino community. They think that you just got here five minutes ago rights, my grandmother that I grew up. But got here one thousand nine hundred and twenty two also when people think about their talk about the working class, they always say no white working class. What about the black work?

ass, the latina working class native little, by implication by implication, there's this sensitive, we're talking about people who have to work for a living or working for a living, but it does. You know it only rise. A white working class, and so there's more than enough in our political talk that way, people in bad directions and making assumptions what I've tried to do is just boss all of that. You really not be afraid to take all that. Or do you think that some of the front runners in this race and some of your peers have made the mistake of focusing only on those boats is because people speak about them. You know they like in pencil. India it, although Gilligan Wisconsin, we we ve, got the White Working Class voted, we have to win back and some say that there is a risk of alienating black, And let me know working class voters who go well. What about me? Do you think the party has maybe gone to find one direction. I mean, I think we have to do both of those things and that's what I've been trying to do, and I think that my campaign has spoken to issues of economic

paternity and also racial and social justice and views those better than any other campaign, because we do have to go in the mission was constant Pennsylvania, but remember those states that have rural components that are mostly white. They also have Detroit and a walking in Philadelphia that are or been and very diverse light. So we have to be able to do both those things not even to talk about places like Florida, bitter, twenty, nine electoral votes that we want there. It would give us some room- or you know, when the election in of itself or my home state of Texas, that is very urban and also very rural. So we need a can't, a candidate that can do both of those things, and I know that I can do both of those things energize. It Obama coalition that he put together two thousand aid supercharged that bring people off the sidelines and into the voting boots by

I think that you're gonna have to break through by being bold and fearless, and that's what I've tried to do me. A peak vitiges made some news when he said he thinks that the Democratic Nick Race is now a to wash racy said it's between him and Elizabeth, worn. Many one like while you just written of binding written of everybody else, and he said this is what I'm doing, what a strange for you I would just say that, especially considering that you are a mayor of a much bigger town and you have had little little sped back and forth, we he said you said he doesn't have a great relationship with black voters. You know you, you pointed to the incidents that have occurred in south and he then set you well. Why not come out to my neck of the woods? and I'll show you around? Have you taken him up on that? Well and what are you? What do you think you have that? That is the difference to him. With regards to the experience of being a mayor, I actually had a good track record with black motors and we're folks that I worked with Insane, Antonio, which I think is

Fred and my point- was that we're gonna need a nominee that can resonate in the african american community. Black women have been those powering our victories we were from Alabama. So what I said was it is risky to have a candidate at the top of the ticket. They cannot speak too in a convincing way. Those different communities and I think the track records there on his end, San Antonio, my experience with the exact opposite of that. In fact, I got a pointed to the Obama administration is housing secretary, largely because of the work that we did on the east side of San Antonio, which traditionally was the african american part of town rights in Vienna. We gotta promise neighbourhood grant. We got a choice, neighbourhood grant. We made other investments right away to try and lift up the quality of life and economic.

Opportunity for the people that live there, and so, just like the track record of different, I am sure that there are some things that he's done. That are good things and I have a lot of respect for mere Buddha judge. But I do think that our experience level that is different, I don't need to go, see south band. I saw a hundred different cities when I was hot Secretary Ryan. I I was mayor of the city. That's fourteen times larger than south, been in we could almost fit. We could almost bits of banned in our Alamo down in San Antonio ask. It is obviously that you, you you have. You have stood out in the field of football for many reasons, but one in particular that has been that you haven't been afraid to come at your democratic rivals in this region a friendly way but gentlemen, afraid you know we're outta, you need not be afraid to say: hey, you don't have a good

record with black voters and you don't have a good relationship with them. The poles are showing that you took a bit of heat of during the debates for saying to Joe Biden that he was forgetting what he just said. Any head and people said no, they will I fully and we felt like that was disrespectful. You know that people are saying binds minded slipping. Why would you say that debate stage that he's just forgot, something that he clearly forgot that he said doo doo doo thing that, like this, it does a response DORA a certain level of like training likely that needs to be applied in the democratic race. Or is there a reason you ve got? No, I'm just gonna tell it like it is. I've tried to tell it like it is with by that was reaction. In that moment, I was not trying to suggest what that means. Free media ran away with it was that he had said by an and then he said he didn't By an and I was sent you did, you forget that you said by it I always a reaction to that. But here I mean look. I grew up with a mom that was eight she gonna active.

A mexican american civil rights activist and for a long time you know, I thought that there was no point in getting involved in politics, because my mother had kind of come from the outsiders perspective, and I wondered whether this democratic process ever produced anything for people, and so when I run for office, I'm not just running IRAN. If sometimes it seems you know sharp or pointed it's, because I actually want to make a difference for people. I wanted to go somewhere and every time I had the chance to serve, I actually have a track record of getting things done, things that I can point to the lift people up and so you know, I mean I wanna tell it like it is. I want to tell the truth, I'm very respectful to people, but I'm not afraid to take blonde either? And you know what I think that in the fall of twenty twenty, when the damage nominees standing up there on the debate stage. Would Donald trump you better,

and will make sure that you are sending somebody that can fight for themselves and fight for you up against Donald Trump, because you, but he's not gonna play. I suspect, daily show the terminal hears it wants. The daily show reignited spent eleven ten central one, Tommy Central and calmly simple watch full episodes. Videos at the daily show that not only was on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and subscribe to the daily show on Youtube or exclusive caused in him. This has been a comedy central podcast.