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and root canals having common photograph. No, all things that are unpleasant, You say they will allow it. Yes, done guys. Also nickel back broke down in traffic jams in twenty thirteen, all higher approval, Radiance thing Congress oh- that tracks Congress is definitely the most unpleasant about those things. Does this week's classic episode we wanted to share with you worked on called Congress. What a wine is no secret, that it seems like whatever way the political winds blow in these United Sates a ton of people just hate Congress right for one reason or another this is thing that happened. here. I can't remember what it was this:

something with Congress, people being upset I can't remember you have to look it up. You'll have to this episode in twenty fifteen way before I thought that was way before the main dream public thought something, January six would occur, but even back then, The main stream world didn't trust. Congress did not approve of and in this episode we attempt to answer why from your first ghosts and government coverings histories unexplained events. You can turn back learned stuff, welcome facts to show my name is Matt. I know.

I am then, and most importantly, you are here listeners that makes this stuff. They don't want you to know. If you were listening to this day comes out than we hope you had a happy case, giving way. If you listen this the day comes out a celebrate. They sit in the organic at one. That's correct! It was just Thursday we hope that worked out You guys have you ever had- and this is just a question of you guys ever deep, fried Turkey for Thanksgiving and do you sell everything you I've been witness to said defraying? It was good. I mean you know it's the right thing I could do it. An extra moistens is pretty poised. Word you to be careful, decides hurt me right, Yes, there is a certain set of procedures. Tastiness Turkey all hinges, and you don't want.

A frozen turkey into oil. That is extremely hot because you will be when YO fires. The actually is. this, my hands listeners, I'm holding up my right and for the guys here and there is seriously five puncture. Looking things on the side between my index finger, my thumb and it looks like a bite right. but it's not right! No, it's actually from trying to fry a turkey cutlet, because Greece, by degrees by by the grease egging of Greece. Yes, you know they say about this week. You gets the it puts the Greece on it. ah and or healthy gets the vote again, yes, which a we we are talking about something acquire relates to our most recent video Congress. We're talking about Congress today, ladies and gentlemen, so the first,

first things, first, why why we? Why do we have a corpse? I guess I can take this. So the United States, federal government, you're being a proper here, was purposely separated and three distinct bodies entities. If U S legislative, executive and Jude This is all kind of basic civics class stuff. I'm under this arrangement each branch was given the ability to check and balance the other sort of like one handwashing, the other etc, so that no branch becomes more powerful than the other, which is called separation of powers and is the basis of the entire american system. Government also applies in all cases, except for one which is presidential, pardon yeah. The separation of powers is extremely important. When look at how the United States functions out was formed, how it was more than how it functions. End

the that that idea of the presidential pardon being one of the only things that, as an exception to this, three powers working together to try and make sure nobody has too much of it. That is a unilateral decision. The president can make up for his own reasons. Is yes, as the only situation I've been some controversial ones. I you may have heard a couple times, at least recently with the past three or four presidencies, people who were be acquaintances or friends, even family who ve been pardoned, from non dimension that Turkey, that you pardon I mean come full circle. Every year They didn't yards. I wonder, is it the same turkey? it's just a stand in for all Turkey's, then. Maybe it maybe- but there is one other thing that is kind of in a nebulous world outside of these, these three powers working together, and that is the executive order, which interest Lee is it's almost like a son.

gesture in to the other powers right to the other? Three that the second of office can say: hey we. We would like this to happen, but Negative order cannot be good. to the actual citizens of the United States like the present broccoli, I couldn't say exe, and then each citizens within a state have to do at our each state has to do that. Iraq Arme said yeah. It can also. Not be, cannot be directed at Congress or at the Supreme Court. So you can't say: sign an executive border, saying that now there will be Seven in a half justice is one of them will just do twenty hours. Yeah, so given sorry just to clarify its given to an agency right rights like the EPA, the deal cheese, something like the exact end thee the reason that we have this complex order. Paper scissors system.

is to enforce a kind of czech imbalance what that means which every again, as Knoll said earlier this kind of early so big stuff. It means it is meant to keep, one branch from controlling every thing, however, I know there are a lot of people, the audience who say we're, that's good. That's part of the beauty of our democracy. Funny are you guys technically the? U S is not really, democracies direct democracy. Proceed. Originally the former government, where people decide policy matters directly, so Every time, the? U S would make a decision all. Oh all three hundred by thirty percent million of US together and say. Well, you know, I guess I got this bill here about

Andrew dicing, the size for straws I feel like they should be in a democracy that or a pure democracies even simply look holiday, dramatic direct democracy that maybe thing that member hearing about when the Occupy Wall Street, were happening and you would actually have groups of people who, make proclamations, but they would take turns Did you guys ever go down to one of those in fast to see it working at least somewhat working on principle, but I cannot imagine that functioning on with three hundred something million people are trying to do this right yeah there's that's what the founding fathers of the? U S thought as well, but there if we're, not a true democracy, Kind government are we who is

This tiny scab well, never mind! I ll answer your question lad the! U S is technically speaking a republic, because what we do is we vote Or other people to go and be our representatives right to have our opinions, so I will say: ok, this person represents a crap load of people in Vermont. yeah but they're all kind of the same rights, so it makes One person would represent them. Sure, yes, if you live in the U S and go you're only really rep voting for that representative and we talked to a height, have to vote for every decision. A policy. The founding fathers thought that democracy? Direct democracy was terrible idea, instability, crime, dogs and cats, sleeping together revolution, their property mob rule. Man is one of the biggest problems they could happen. and especially if you guys

it's so horrible, even think about, but the disparities in levels of education and understanding throughout humans mean mob rule is terrifying, he'll haven't we take for granted that that we have not really had to, experience too much of that yeah, no you're right. We really do. I don't think I've experienced mob rule in any situation. While this there's like a going to a concept, for example, where you here at this picture, going to a contract and gives swept up in a marsh pet yeah you're not into it at all. What you just have to just go lamp and go along for the ride has provided a simple version of what mob rule within ten years,

and then there's read it. Oh yeah shots fired year was more of certain jerk action, so we could say, if we add an adjective, we could call the some different kind of democracy. Maybe a representative democracy, because we elect representatives and those are the people that we're going to talk about today. Interesting me enough, though it could also be called a constitutional democracy, because the Supreme Court, according to the constitution appointed for life selected, never fired, say whatever they want. It's a law, that's a little weird I mean in History- is going to look back on that as as a vet, that's compromise, sure, have a sort of stuff they want. You to know is brought you buy. Indeed, you know you're successful in business, because you love doing the research, whether its state of the market are the next right higher

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can't do it to the hallowed halls of power as a working out how to people feel about Congress. Well, then, people hate them here is a good step. I love this with every ounce of my being so. According to five thirty, eight, the common public policy pulling in twenty fourteen Congress, held a staggering thirteen percent approval rating. Now, if you're, not into polls that might just gonna write off what does anyone me here? Some things with a higher rating one charge our banks to dog poop, three traffic jams for cockroaches, five, completely unfair. In my opinion, Brussels Brown. I love brought on the grounds of Brussels brows and six nickel back, and you know I'm almost hired a ragged unequal back. I think it

It's got really been through a lot. They really have really guys. Really, I don't know it's making me listen to their music. Just look at his photograph. Look outside the finger of nickel back looks. I know I think Sir look like wings. They come in on the side of that photographs. I was at a Halloween party in two thirteenth and there a house mix of music that was going on in. There is a tiny little computer in one of the corners in Living room area. There was playing the mix and Chandler our co worker. Would go over and throw a nickel back song in the mix and the owner of the house guts, oh angry and not nay, jokingly like funny. How does one he was so pissed as he did it four five times absolute, dude. I've never seen someone so upset about some music and again, this guy probably prefers nickel back to thank you

also it strange because a lot of people to participate in voting every four years people will turn out to vote for the president. However, that is not that's not playing the game to the full set of rules right you're supposed to vote for the person was post to represent you. However, a lot of people don't do that. So we they do so there is a little bit of irony in there. You know with what people vote for Brussels Rout. I think I would, I think, they're tasty especially if you pay him with a low honey honey. Yeah reserve so who freed like the time had a little bit today, is why people often don't participate. If you like it, first the vote, and why why Congress is so very, very unpopular. So what is a guys? What don't people like about Congress, your eye. It is crazy that of that, that is

a real power as a citizen at three citizens of the United States right here we listening if Europe is in a mean that our least on paper, that is our power right. It's a very important right on paper. Salute me. Well, one of the reasons that people dont vote and for a while there I didn't vote is apathy because it feels like it doesn't matter. Especially if you live in an area. The way votes are counted If you live in an area that is predominantly one way or the other way, because we have a two party system of its gerrymandered yeah yeah, gerrymandering as you did. It were honest, doesn't matter what my opinion is. If I don't fall in with the majority of hearing Lana, which, by all accounts, is something of a cultural harbours. A lot of fun

tv the goes on here. Let a music lot of interesting culture, but it is a sliver of the overall. You now make up of Georgia and we can vote to a blue in the face, and that's not really get it. Things turn red we get away with again. It doesn't really matter what side drawn, because you could say the same thing: certain areas in New York. I mean just like in from the opposite direction, of course, but I think that me at least in my experience in for a lot of people. I know that feeling of apathy that you can actually doing it. See meaningless power? Agree on the not personally agree that that is definitely a factor. Yeah and then another thing. I think that a lot of people daughter like about Congress overtake him at the average voter is that here is a disconnected. It doesn't seem represented. You know, like the average age remember, the House of Representatives is run fifty's,

Heaven and for the vast majority of our listeners, many members of the House of Representatives and Congress are going to be financially in a much different plagues without stout. You mentioned about the the income member Congress. Yes, where the act from there put in the fifth per cent I'll. I believe of all incomes and inside the United States, and that's just what they get paid for me a member of Congress and for all on. The Senate, in particular, is not about the present it makes the president a four hundred thousand a year, because I just have this memory even from when I was a kid. My mom told me how much politicians made- and I remember thinking that doesn't seem like much. You know, like our think they ve been millionaires or in the thing is there lot of benefit, some say: amazing, an anniversary got a lot of opportunities to become garage

especially then, if you're on the board of a couple things you know, I'm a nurse, I believe they're certain restrictions on so thereby as we are going to find out a little later, their ways around which I think brings us to another point about why the sort of related to the apathy about why people are distrustful Congress is theirs. I think a pretty palpable sense that these folks aren't necessarily in it for the greater good there in it for their quoting quote constituents in there for their special interests genome in kind of like too

propel their financial interests or their yellow their career. Their question hour, there consultancy so the year this. This brings us to some disquiet, all things right and who are the true constituents. One thing that we ve talked about on the show before is your: how race car drivers where sponsorship patches, I would be great if elected representatives had where those two. I remember this gas- a great idea that I am less and less we all about it. As we go on to this seems like a better and better idea. Seventy two fantastic idea we'll yet the way a just this is my frame of reference. A u of sea fighter or an enemy fighter has a big banner that has all their things on it if they, when they go and make a speech, just had to be behind them at all times, bring about that have to really go fine with the print on some time,

maybe just make a bigger banner right, so yeah maybe sneak a bigger ban, or maybe that's the problem this country right lays heat? I beg you to create jobs. Do now to say: that's true, I was just thinking about the graphic designers will be working on that The thing, though, with Congress Alot of the rank and voters amongst that group that we put ourselves amongst out of the rank and file booters see Congress as somewhat above the law. came the head with an insider trading scandal for a long time. Insider trading was just fine Congress, both Jeff, when you could keep it quiet and nobody is really talking about it, the with the nature of lobbying you ve, always handholding right and negotiations going on between the congressional do you mean it's just a hot Tipp right, fine, we got a hard Tipp, but buddy,

comes a problem then, because when we're talking about constituencies when are they really looking after the people? They represent a they looking after the people, the hand that is giving them so money unless a lot of? Unfortunately, that's a lot of voters see it without knowing every single congressperson. I can't really say. Ah, I can't really speak to it, but it is a popular and widespread opinion,

at these representatives are these elected officials are not representing the people so much as the the powers, and we came. We we saw this really great thing the intercept published on back in what name or something this year. You may recall that you may recall that a few years ago, Congress gun trouble with insider trading software. Mentioning, however, lawyers last summer in twenty fourteen filed a brief claiming that an s he see security Strangers Commission investigation of insider trading to be blocked on principle, because law makers in their staff constitutionally protected from such inquiries, given the nature of their work, because they are constantly in contact with these lobbying groups? Member that thing that checks and balances was also because

insider trading probes would violate the separation of powers between the legislative and executive branch seems so counter intuitive. To me, this seems like it's a rule, to keep their from having to be any rules. But there was this thing- called the stock act right here. and to all those pass by Congress, and it was meant to try and enforce some of these things right to stop insider trading. However, moment that they actually started being acted upon whoa, whoa whoa hold our guys. We come on now come on now you need a bridge from the same old same old during your day. Right so dont go back. The play those same old mobile games go back, in time instead enter the world of June's journey. The murder

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committee on assassinations raid, the h as see a the investigator, both Kennedy. Martin Luther king, deal here and is something that we talk about four on numerous episodes, and it's a fascinating tie. when those things were, when the ask many gosh, what is it the heat The selection of on assess? Ok, when they were? doing their thing just because for people reading along at the time. Again, not me eighty three over here they you're following and with this news in it just seems like there is information that or you're not getting all of the information right yes or that it is changing.

so the SBA actually met from ninety seven, sixteen nineteen, thirty, eight and then finally, in seventy nine issued its final report that concluded at Kennedy was probably assassinated by the mafia and that the CIA was lacking and its investigation right, yeah that the CIA did not actually in assist, even in the limited role they were required to assist in and a lot of people had the here's the thing, so they did say that they believe there was a conspiracy to assassinate John F Kennedy. They said that they did not think any anti Castro groups or necessarily entails

all groups were involved, they couldn't find out who was wall was connected to, and he's got some very interesting adventures before that for that year, when he performs ease ass needs, we are travelling. Yes, some very strange travelling and many people have studied this looked at it. Neither an attempt to you, their pre existing opinion or in an attempt to find out what actually happened. So all this, is one of the crown jewels. I would our The reason is shortly. People don't necessarily trust Congress regard of what political stripy like to paint yourself with, regardless of your philosophical, differences on the nature of federalism, etc. You know, if you get the idea that your own government is is shooting, he rose. We are working to trust them. Strangely if, though, in this instance, this is the House of Representatives is saying that hey, you government is like may have had

in this. Releasing there was a conspiracy right then they don't give you anything more in the next. The next thing is what I think The Congress seem even Lester Furthermore, I yes because it this way, in eighteen. Seventy nine! It not only consisted of the full report, but also twelve volumes of appendices on both assassinations. and in that was published by Congress. I did have one quick question. I was wondering if either of you know how many pages this report was unjust, always kind of amazed at how massive some of these official documents are, and we think about how easy it is to slight things in their when there's that much just absurd overload of information interesting to see that this is like slighted there, because it is about one page suicide. It were so they decided at doors, were a thought well well volumes and then

at a single volume summary report, so without gaining exact page count for you, it's it's addiction, guy. You know it's huge and I would say that a lot of people probably didn't read. The whole thing got someone to read it for organ someone's rhythm food. Which is pretty common there when I was gonna fish with with, however, just throw this back in just mention that there are you're, still a lot of information that we that exists that was found during this House Select Committee on assassinations that is still locked away and It will be released if these the present it decides that it will be released and it's this date there we'll just continually beep. back until a president, decides that a it can come out this year. How does that work? I mean if it isn't occur to a president, even consider it to someone just like

put in front of them say: hey how about this thing using air you now, let's keep pushing it. I'm feelin spunky today, let's, let's just go ahead and let it out there, I would say the highly calculated decision, because you know. Some people know what's included in those documents and depending on how it's going to affect things to me, the council, based Mr President, since this committee at least know what's going on politically, you know strategically. Yet probably not the best idea to let this same thing with alien stewed shared is says, mats brain yet. So it is strange because we we talk a little bit about this without going too far into the J F K episode or something robber. Blake Lee was the chief council. The committee change some, whose views in two thousand and three interview

He is he strongly comes against the CIA and says that I think all of their statements representations are suspect and I think the CIA was obstructing justice and I'm just can read this code. If I can't analytical I no longer believe that we were able to conduct an appropriate investigation of the agency and its relationship to Oswald. We now know that the agency withheld from the Warren Commission, the CIA Mafia plots they kill Castro had. Commission, known of the plaza, would have followed a different path of in its investigation, see unilaterally deprived the commission of a chance to obtain the full truth, which will now never be known, cheese I don't wanna go like with the resolute boy. Congress was fighting to Congress as an entity fighting itself, because when we talk about these

ports in the secrecy and the secret interpret nations of laws and stuff. There are a lot of people Congress who are fighting against it and saying Hey is reduced. How can we all people now? Can we hold people culpable for a thing That is not like they're not allowed to know about the bizarre thing agreed. That brings one of the last points. Throne I go on to on mass surveillance. Mass surveillance. because when it decided that mass surveillance can happen guest who makes those decisions guys, is it no? No, I wish I wish he was well no, no, I don't. who makes this decision maker had to let go this particular delusions of grandeur, although that will the laws obviously arm are decided by the Senate and by the wall by thee.

Some representatives and then the Senate in it One of those things where these are, representatives deciding, whether or not our stuff is private, private or not, in this case a huge conversation about a ban. What's the future, a privacy, oh yeah, who are you I mean, is that we can. I think we have several times on the measures I feel about it. Yeah yeah, it's the strange in horrible thing to think about how quickly privacy is just not going to exist very very soon and how recent it was historically they go back to. I think it was wasn't our conversation about the deep web where we really got in to some of that stuff. That might be a really good absurd to listen to you if you're interested in this agreed. I have a question for you guys for close

so we did have another story about someone in Congress being obsessed with conspiracy theories, which, which will have the whole for later day. There are just a lot of searches for it, but I have a question for you guys. Would you like to hear Andrew List of things, you're congressperson won't tell you. It was on the show share your course. I found this as well as regarding in art, so this is by a couple of former senators in former house reps in many cases lobbyists right the bills? Yes, we this right, John Oliver five or ten lobbyists per climbers person for a high profile issue, and then see most of this offers on the hill or in their early to meet twenties. Why is that? I guess that the people who work the hours- that nature man, interns, yes and then

as soon as someone gets the Washington, whether republican or Democrat, their party pulls them into a retreat and apparently tries their best to brainwash them, like all progress is built on. beating the other party yeah party lines when You can see that happening and getting increasingly increasingly morceau over the years and falls and emails do matter, probably more than you think one of them is assigned to a database and others database the tracks everyone rather and then, when somebody's going out to vote they'll ask for that number of how many people are furrier again it well and, let's see It's against ethics regulations to fund raising calls from the congressional office. So a lot of people go to another office. Just down the street I've seen I have seen when we were in DC banned. You remember, seeing all the other official

offices, war, congressmen, but not officially congressional offices right. Yes, yes and it's it's weird, because there's so much there's so much stuff going on that is accepted? Is definitely the rule of thumb. Not necessarily in in an explicit written form in a legal document, namely those who, just a few things that I thought were important. Some Oh, I guess I'm just imagining ok, so we already know that a huge amount of time I am for any elected official, is spent campaign for the next time they have to come up for election right right. Yes, and now I'm just imagining. All of our elected officials having too Eve the office like they have to go it be like taking a smoke. Breakin haven't a walk to another, building or something, but every time when in a way in season comes around instead of focusing on wide. There

Representatives want or need to be fast yet and hurt in the other office. Do in their thing but I guess they can do congressional stuff. None office right and then there are also its true and they are also there. Also members of Congress who are just Pasadena hopes to make up a positive change or, to accurately represent their constituents, by which I mean the people. voted them into office. If you have a list of those people, we would love to hear it why? I also think it stresses its easy to beat up Congress, you're right, isn't easy target. It's an easy target. it's for the right person, it's it's a tremendous responsibility and it's a tremendous opportunity. Why are you what's that? Are you I would never get elected, you know I don't know and elected I dont know. I know we get away

I don't know if I would get elected I before him yeah. I think a lot of people would versus to watch the world burn. Seeing what you do. There is yeah that'll, be my dad I'll, be my slogan left wing it s, not a wreck. With the well I can imagine you being in a public office, I'm not sure how to feel about it say that no one not ivy, I think, you're a truly live of diplomatic. Thank you anything. You could actually work with people. I think you could get your way been. I think you couldn't you could unite the eye. whenever the waiting. I see it all we do. Is we do ok, so I'll agree to write and for office? If one of You guys will help me out a run for the same office in the opposing parties on ok. So still you, whatever we want, all I'll, be craziest I'll, be there

We all know that that no no lyre it doesn't matter who gets elected. Then we can still use what we were going to do the other ones. The right here. Be there a bet it's like donating to both parties. Ok done! That's what they go. brothers. They write. It is I think it is George. Does George Soros? Do that? I'm pretty sure. I don't know what it's I don't know what it's like. I haven't been in that rarefied area. It's like any bat I mean you got about a little array a little over there. The pay I'm gonna make up the difference. I you know I think, you're on the right track for that air up there now I've I've never gambled in, like a casino, I mean that's good, then, like I've done, Russia relay and urges. That is why we ask you ran a russian relay his kid. I ran a russian relay and I dont speak rush, and so I was hilarious. I must have been drinking. It was tough, tough guy

we're gonna get out of here, nor you think you can kind of why it did you and have the final word o real, quick. You guys already know this. We say it. Every time will just cut pass the small time Facebook, twitter, conspiracy, stuff. We have sites that they want you to know where three conceal podcast last word goes to you, Mr Brown. I guess I would just you know. I would encourage people to cut through the apathy, and try to do some research and figure out what issues of them are most important to you, and you now cast a vote accordingly and must be part of the process. If you can, I mean I understand that its it seems futile at times and I feel the same way. But we do have you look? It was going on other parts of the world. We are very, very lucky to be in a situation where even have the guise of any kind of voice so take that for what it's worth at funnel happiness and that's a pretty good way

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