29 Burst results for "One Political Party"
The Bitboy Crypto Podcast
A highlight from GREAT NEWS FOR CARDANO! (XRP The Young Mans Crypto)
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Vehicle Dependability Studies. 2023 study based on 2020 models. See J .D. Power dot com slash awards for 2023 details. Last, plan renews at $99 per year. $250 credit back minimum. Excludes alcohol, germs apply. I see too many people who are like, oh, if Fox says it, it must be true. And Fox is just a different kind of evil than CNN, but they're owned by the same people. The ultimate goal of Fox and CNN and MSNBC is to create chaos and anger because the everyday person in the United States has more in common than they want us to. Oh, for sure. U .S. SEC not coming out to Cardano. Charles Hoskinson whips it out online, explaining the SEC's continuous crackdown on crypto entities is political and has nothing to do with securities laws. Chuckie Ho Ho, founder of Cardano, believes the United States Securities Exchange Commission will not come after the project's native token, ADA. Interesting. He didn't say not him, but not ADA. OK, that's fine. During a recent YouTube interview on Corey Costa's crypto coins, shout out Corey Costa, a friend of ATB, Hosky pointed out that there has been no enforcement action against ADA so far. Hasn't there been a couple things where people delisted Cardano? Yeah, a lot of exchanges have delisted in anticipation that something happens, but nothing like there's like misinformation out there. I've actually talked to people who think that right now Cardano is in a lawsuit with the SEC and that is not true. Same. Same. Before we continue with the story, hit that like button. Drew, where are we at for likes, bro? Pull that mic down. Let the people hear your smooth dulcet tones. We got two hundred and eighty eight likes. Need to pump those numbers up. These are. How do I say this nicely? These are Mike Pence at the debate last night. Numbers. We need to bump these numbers up, folks. OK, prove that you are not a Fed and hit that like button. Subscribe to this channel. Leave a comment. Get active in chat, bro. Drew, give me a poll. Who won the debate last night? Poll the audience. Let's get it going. Krit Kratts, Nick Tator hosting very bullish for crypto. Heck yeah, baby. Let's keep on going. SEC is not coming after Ada in two recent lawsuits against the world's leading crypto exchanges. Coinbase and Binance. The SEC classified roughly twelve tokens, including Cardano and a bunch of other ones. Philcon. Yep, Philcon. Oh, Philcon. That's how you say it. Insisting they ought to be registered. Insisting. We're like stamping foot. Should be registered before being listed on exchanges. Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong and Harry's Razor's number one customer once disclosed that the agency had asked the exchange to delist all tokens except Bitcoin as they qualified securities. Isn't it weird that like last week. The CFTC said Bitcoin and Ethereum were both commodities. Yeah, I mean, what's what's the Gary wants control, Nick, but it's over, right? Like no one can serious. No one can take the SEC seriously if another agency says the thing that the SEC says is security is a commodity. I mean, I don't know if anyone has been taking the SEC seriously for a minute now, but we know Gary tries to fight with every weapon he has. And unfortunately, he still has a lot of weapons. They don't work very well, but he still uses them. Yeah, and it's the delay tactic. He wants to delay everything he can. Yeah, yeah. So someone said watching Nick is painful. Well, look. Pain and suffering makes you a better human being, OK? Reject comfort. Watch this stream while I host. All right. Who won the debate last night? Vivek Pence, DeSantis, Trump. I would have put Nikki in there instead of Pence because Pence was just like a buffoon. Anyways, SEC's move is political. Yeah, we know this. Cardano Boss said the one political party in the U .S. which received a lot of money from S .F .F. is trying to show that they are not corrupt. Hence, they have moved from being bipartisan and working with other parties to create crypto rules, to accusing everyone of being a bad actor in time to throw them behind bars. I'll disagree with Hosky here saying there really is only one party in the United States. OK, it's a uni -party system. There is no true opposition. OK, I would say that the Republicans and Fox News are controlled opposition. It's it's the two two wings on the same bird at this point. Would you agree or am I am I being a little too? Oh, no, it's it's extremely obvious the same people own both sides. And I've I've said this before. We've talked about this on Investing Bros that people don't need like I see too many people who are like, oh, if Fox says it, it must be true. And Fox is just a different kind of evil than CNN, but they're owned by the same people. The goal ultimate of Fox and CNN and MSNBC is to create chaos and anger because the everyday person in the United States has more in common than they want us to for sure. 100 percent. They want us to think that if you don't agree, if you're not a Republican, you are the evilest person in the world. If you're not a Democrat or Democrats, you're the evilest person in the world. And they make money by sowing this disunity. Yeah.
The Café Bitcoin Podcast
A highlight from Argentina's Fight for Freedom and XRPs Struggle for Survival + Supporting the Bitcoin Renaissance with Geyserfund - August 16th, 2023
"Hello, and welcome to the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast brought to you by Swan Bitcoin, the best way to buy and learn about Bitcoin. I'm your host, Alex Danson, and we're excited to announce that we're bringing the Cafe Bitcoin Conversations Twitter Spaces to you on this show, the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast, Monday through Friday every week. Join us as we speak to guests like Michael Saylor, Len Alden, Corey Clifston, Greg Foss, Tomer Strohle, and many others in the Bitcoin space. Also, be sure to hit that subscribe button. Make sure you get notifications when we launch a new episode. You can join us live on Twitter Spaces Monday through Friday, starting at 7 a .m. Pacific and 10 a .m. Eastern every morning to become part of the conversation yourself. Thanks again. We look forward to bringing you the best Bitcoin content daily here on the Cafe Bitcoin Podcast. All right, all right. Good morning, everyone. Welcome to Cafe Bitcoin Episode 413. I want to say good morning to Ant, Jacob, all you Cafe Bitcoiners out there. I also want to introduce Marcos Falcone. We have Evangelista Bitcoin. We have Adam Dub. I'm not sure if all three of you guys are familiar with Millie and involved with Millie, but we're going to be digging in with you guys here in a little bit. There's some really interesting things happening in Argentina in regards to the leading presidential candidate is a hardcore Bitcoin advocate. I say hardcore, my opinion. Now, whether that's good or not, we shall see. We all know the history of politicians in Bitcoin at this point. However, he does say some very interesting things. You know, he's, you know, in his interviews, he seems to have a pretty libertarian bent. He he bashes fiat money pretty regularly. So that's pretty interesting. Also, other things we've got going on, we've got Brian Jacuto. I hope I said your name right. If I didn't, please, please help me out here. This gentleman is an American lawyer. He's a Bitcoiner and has written some very interesting threads in regards to the XRP case. We're going to be covering that too. And then later on the show today, we've got Geyser coming on to talk about powering and funding the Bitcoin renaissance. So good morning, gentlemen. Thanks for joining. Thanks for being here. Good morning, everyone. Great to be here. Hi, Alex. Good morning for the invitation. Great to be here. Alex, you handled that pronunciation perfectly, so nice work. Thank you. That's a very interesting name. All right. Good morning to Tomer Strolite. Want to shout out to Rizzo in the audience throwing you an invite if you feel like coming up. Also, want to shout out to Andrew Beggin, who I believe, if I'm not mistaken, Jacob, he connected us with these gentlemen who are familiar with Milly. Check one, two. Good to see you guys. Thank you. All right, guys. In general, just a couple of points of housekeeping. If you're not actually speaking, please mute. So that helps us avoid things like echoes and things like that. And then we'll dig in. Finishing the intro for the show, by the way, our mission for this thing is to provide the signal in a sea of noise to the other seven billion people on this planet. Why there's hope because of this bright orange future that we call Bitcoin. Why don't we dig right in? I don't know which one of you guys, if you have a spokesperson or someone who wants to lead the conversation on your side, but tell us a little bit about who you are, how you know or are connected to this presidential candidate in Argentina, what's going on in Argentina and why do you think he's leading in the polls right now? Sure, Alex. Well, I can start speaking and introduce ourselves. We are three libertarians. A few years ago, we started doing the first libertarian party of Argentina. Through the party, we met Bitcoin because one of the party members was a Bitcoiner very early on in 2011. And this member proposed to the party why we accept donations in Bitcoin. I guess we were the first political party in the world to accept Bitcoin donations at that time. Suddenly, the party ended in 2013, but it was the kickoff for libertarianism in Argentina. We lay this candidate that is now in the number one position to become president in Argentina. Later, we are going to explain how these elections were not like a real election, but it was like a primary election, let's say. But this candidate came from being an economist. He wasn't known, but little by little, he started going to the media and getting known. And, well, it's been a rise to the top. And another thing that is very interesting to note, why Argentina, right? Because this might be the first libertarian president in history. And to understand that is that Argentina has been a mess and it's in a mess right now. It's been a monetary disaster since the beginning of the 20th century, since we introduced the central bank. We've been through five different currencies, so we've killed five different currencies and we've taken out 13 zeros in total of all of the currencies. And we've been in inflation almost for all of time from the 60s, 70s, except for the 90s, in which we had sort of like a US tether because the government proposed a one to one vacuum. So we only had 10 years of history without inflation, right? That was the only stable time. But after that, it's been a devaluation of the peso from that one to one. Right now, we must be over 700 pesos to the dollar. And even after these elections that happened on Sunday, when Milay came to the first place, he got 31 percent of the votes.
WLS-AM 890
"one political party" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"So you you know pointing out media parks is kind of useless I mean we obviously get it I don't do it to embarrass them because they're not embarrassed I you know I they don't care it's like you know trying to embarrass a clown who makes a living playing bozo they all look at his clown like yeah that's what he does like that's what the media does to the media they act like hypocrites because they don't care about hypocrisy they care about hierarchy they're in charge they're aligned with the party in power the Democrats and they don't really give a damn what you think nor they don't care they're they're not really even mildly concerned about how you feel about them looking ridiculous so so why discuss it why point out the hypocrisy ultimately because the media doesn't get this yet to decide who runs our country and our governments you do and when you understand they're aligned specifically and exclusively with one political party you're talking about the mainstream media we obviously have outlets that speak more to conservatives you know Newsmax, Fox, OAN and others Breitbart you get the point we're the minority the powerful media elites are exclusively aligned with the left and it's in moments like this where I feel like if we continue to point this out you realize that you that all of this you know Democrat stuff that the hippies used to advocate for in the 60s we're fighting the man and bros like the man you are the man now you're the man we're fighting you like you're the now man you're in power you own the media you own entertainment you own Hollywood it's so easy to point out what goons these people
The Dan Bongino Show
Dan Bongino: The Mainstream Media Is the Left's Propaganda Machine
"So you you know pointing out media parks is kind of useless I mean we obviously get it I don't do it to embarrass them because they're not embarrassed I you know I they don't care it's like you know trying to embarrass a clown who makes a living playing bozo they all look at his clown like yeah that's what he does like that's what the media does to the media they act like hypocrites because they don't care about hypocrisy they care about hierarchy they're in charge they're aligned with the party in power the Democrats and they don't really give a damn what you think nor they don't care they're they're not really even mildly concerned about how you feel about them looking ridiculous so so why discuss it why point out the hypocrisy ultimately because the media doesn't get this yet to decide who runs our country and our governments you do and when you understand they're aligned specifically and exclusively with one political party you're talking about the mainstream media we obviously have outlets that speak more to conservatives you know Newsmax, Fox, OAN and others Breitbart you get the point we're the minority the powerful media elites are exclusively aligned with the left and it's in moments like this where I feel like if we continue to point this out you realize that you that all of this you know Democrat stuff that the hippies used to advocate for in the 60s we're fighting the man and bros like the man you are the man now you're the man we're fighting you like you're the now man you're in power you own the media you own entertainment you own Hollywood it's so easy to point out what goons these people
America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
"one political party" Discussed on America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
"All right, let's finish off that thread. So here's with, of course, certain exceptions in our hemisphere, but the way this was done, Mike, when these tools were used by the Cold War foreign policy elites, most of the times information warfare was being done against captive nations with closed systems, whether it's the Soviet Union the Warsaw Pact, North Korea, Cuba, what have you. We were pumping information, for example, through radio free Europe radio liberty into environments where there was no choice in information where there was one political party. The big difference in what you're describing is it's not communism they're trying to undermine. It's populism. In countries that are not dictatorships where there are multi party systems. So they're picking winners and losers. And of course, you're happy to I'm happy to hear your definition. For me, one of the weirdest things is the redefinition of populism. Populism today for the elite is pejorative. It's negative. It's a dirty word. For me, mathematically populism is that which enjoys popular support by most of the people, which should be what you support in a representative government. So the difference between the Cold War target set and the target set today is back then we were targeting dictatorships. Today, the foreign policy elite would seem to be targeting the majority of the opinion in these other countries. Yes. No, that's exactly right. And in fact, you had a great phrase just then, which is that they're picking winners and losers. Right. And that's exactly what's happening here. You know, one of the things that FFO uncovered is that the Department of Homeland Security was actually published a memo in October 2019 where they posited any way they could provide support to NewsGuard in order to help the construction of a sort of private news cartel system..
The Dan Bongino Show
Sean Davis: How the FBI Raid Has Backfired on Democrats
"That Liz Cheney just lost by 762.7 points in a primary something we never thought we'd see again This raid seems to have backfired Sean Hilariously I mean it's an obvious political attack I think we all understand that And obvious political attack to keep Trump from running again which regardless of your feelings about him seems like it's a really bad move because it sets a dangerous precedent And yet it seems to be backfiring and I based that on objective data you're a data guy I am too Polling is up for Trump fundraising has been 5 6 7 times what they do on a daily basis They're usually a little smarter than this when it comes to Trump What happened here Yeah it's kind of amazing I don't know what they thought was going to happen or how they process was going to play out Like they're in such a massive self created bubble that I really think they thought they were going to get like high fived and back padded Finally getting that awful orange man out of there And in reality people are just horrified This is the kind of nonsense that happens in banana republics in third world countries in Russia and Ukraine And this doesn't happen in America We don't have a federal Stasi that gets to go out and throw anyone who opposes one political party into jail And yet apparently that's what we do have given what the FBI and this corrupt DoJ just did
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"one political party" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"Night coverage preview. And then, of course, at eight o'clock, we'll learn an awful lot about where many of these ballots are coming from and what some early numbers are and talk about it. It's going to be an amazing night. Truly an amazing night on On Tuesday night and an amazing night because it's one of those nights that the whole world will be watching. And I I feel it in my bones. I know Travis, you're telling me that you know, I might be over getting overexcited in setting myself up for disappointment, but I don't think so. I don't. I can't imagine circumstances or conditions in which an upset would not be expected. I just don't fully believe I guess. Trust the mail in ballot system. Oh, good. Okay. Good. I'm glad you brought that up because you're like my wife. So this is this is this is an issue, but it's a reasonable issue now. I'm not going to yell. At the Conservatives of Republicans who have the point of view. Look, Lou, uh, you know that there was chicanery, you know, And you all you have to do is utter it in the media jumps on you and called you a conspiracy theories in a big liar. But there was certainly problems and there were problems in San Diego, and there was problems across the state of California. Why would you think that the same, very same. Democrats wouldn't use this very same mechanisms to You know to, uh, manipulate any way they can legal or otherwise, to make sure that they went absolutely valid. It's a valid argument. What are we going to do? The only thing we can do is beat them so well that it is beyond reproach, and the conditions are right for that, as well. I know that they're going to spend the weekend going door to door, knocking on doors of registered Democrats who have not yet turned in their ballot. And they're going to say I can tell I can see Mrs Jones. You haven't your haven't turned in your ballot we hear from, you know, the state Department of whatever a better life. In La Hoya. Ah, and we're with the state and we're just here to remind you that Covid 19 is real and you should get your vaccination and oh, by the way, the governor's really urging you to get vaccinated and the vaccines are free and blah, blah, blah. Yeah, and the very same people going to encouraging people to turn that ballot. I know that's going to happen. It still doesn't mean that the individual voter Is going to keep Gavin Newsom as governor. It just isn't that kind of an election. So much of every election in California is voting against the person you don't like. You don't have that factor here. This is a vote of no confidence. In the direction we're going, it is an opportunity to change the direction of the state. It's a very different thing. And even if you are a registered Democrat, and even if you haven't turned in your ballot, and even if some fake, you know, non profit comes knocking at your door that was money was funneled by the California Democrat Party to go door to door and ballot harvest. That voter behind that door still knows it is true. The state isn't a bad place. The state is moving in the wrong direction. The state has gone downhill since you remember it or when you first moved here, no question about it and these problems can be solved. These are manmade conditions. That's not a result. Of Yeah, I know. It looks like you know, Tornado hurricane and earthquake hit at the same time in downtown San Francisco in downtown Los Angeles and in downtown San Diego Sundays. But those are direct results of government policies out of Sacramento, and we have the opportunity to change the people in charge and send a message. To everyone that we haven't yet recalled. That straighten up Start making sense. Start doing things right. Start using common sense start reacting to and listening to people when they show up at the county Board of Supervisors and at the school board meetings, and when there are letters to the editor, and when they call Lou Penrose on talk radio, and when they call everybody else on talk radio start telling the story right in the newspaper Union Tribune. Start characterizing things properly and stop being a mouthpiece for one political party and a one political party ruled state where you well know. It has caused all kinds of problems. So that's what I think is going to happen. I think that there's an opportunity there to win and win big and shake up the world Under what what else wouldn't there need to be in California for people to not feel that way? That's what I'm thinking. I'm looking forward to it. I think it's gonna be an amazing night. I think it's gonna be magical. I feel in my bones, and as I said, I spent some time doing some deep dive on some of these polling numbers, and the Presumptions are way way off. So I think that it's still up for grabs. I don't think it's suppressing every anybody, uh, if they're trying to make Registered Republicans feel like, well, it's over. So forget it. Um, that's not working, and I I tracked my ballot and it showed up there with within hours of me doing it. I I went and voted live and in person. It was easy peasy. The hardest part was finding Larry Elder on the ballot. Yes, I voted for Larry. And now it's done and I have comfort and confidence. And so should you. Darren and Jack are next on news radio 600 Kogo. If you've got an insurance question, you could talk to a park.
600 WREC
"one political party" Discussed on 600 WREC
"Clay. Travis Buck Sexton show. I gotta tell you That was look, this is what I want to have happen, but this is how we win. Is when reasonable people who may not be political in nature or aligned with us. I mean, I'm sure I'm sure he has politics. Yeah, right. But he is, but his point is That from a mask perspective, like you can disagree with people on a variety of different issues and still look at the data on masks and say, kids shouldn't be wearing this right. And I think the unfortunate thing is mass have become so political. And look I voted for Donald Trump. You know, I think that Joe Biden is a disaster. But if Joe Biden came out and said, Hey, you know what? We've actually looked at the data and I have decided to rescind the mask mandate on Children. I would say good for Joe Biden. He's not going to do that ever. But regardless of the politics, what I'm saying is, facts should not be associated with only one political party, and the facts here are so readily apparent that even that guy who was writing at a liberal organization, the New York magazine Was willing to follow the facts as opposed to the politics. I think we're at the point where we have to just recognize They don't actually care about the facts. It's not about flax anymore. It's actually about control. It's actually about power. It's can they make you keep doing this? Can they keep a state of perpetual covid emergency, at least in the background to use, however, and whenever they see fit to create a Not just a mass hysteria that keeps people more compliant, but also a culture around this of belonging. Right? You get your double masks. You get your There was somebody I'm just gonna say there was some of my brothers weddings Not seeing your brother knows who was I'm not kidding. Masking up between bites, had his mask on sitting down at the table and and put his So he left it like the loop on his left ear. And he would open up like the flap almost and take, you know, shoveling a little food and then put the mask back is how old of a guy and maybe 30 I mean, this is the thing zero risk from covid for him, Right? Right. It's not like he's a, you know, 85 year old uh, of course. Three time cancer. How? How much can I even, you know, you look at some of that, you say Well, this is completely insane. But that is what airlines expect you to do on pain of having burly men Come on and drag you off like you're some kind of threat to public safety and ban you from the airline play. These people are out of there. Gosh, you're trying to avoid mind you because it's It's so insane. It's absolute insanity. Come.
Pod Save America
"one political party" Discussed on Pod Save America
"I think i think the the key piece of advice is to when you hear these stories because you're almost guaranteed wilson vaccinated people end up in the hospital. Yes we hear about that absolutely because those are going to be the big stories and so you really do have to look at the numbers and the math overall like even a really really effective vaccine which we have once you have a ton of people were vaccinated once you get up to one hundred and fifty million people and you have a vaccine. That's anywhere from eighty to ninety percent. Effective that's still going to be a lot of people who have breakthrough infections and again you're going to hear about it and we're probably going to hear about it even more because of what you said love it. Which is what we're all in that. Same bubble together. Yeah and it's interesting. Because i do think there's this there has been this rise of kind of coverage around breakthrough infections. What to be afraid of what not. It hasn't been specific enough. It has made a lot of people afraid. My text messages suggests that that fear is spreading But at the same time. I actually think the more important shift. We've seen over the last two weeks as rupert motor from his yacht. Gave some kind of fucking diktat and it came down to like be more pro vaccine on all of his channels. And you see a big up to. And i think the actual coverage of the deltas urges combined to me. We've seen a rise in. I think the greatest increase in the rise of explanations or the thing most responsible for the increases the delta very clean. The white house staff tweeted this yesterday. I think seven hundred sixty thousand people got vaccinated at twenty four hour period which we have to think is due to this random reporting biggest number since early june. They haven't been there in a while but that is some good news. What more can the bite administration due to get the delta surge under control. What tools do they have in the toolbox. So here's where i think again precisions. I think there are things that biden can do. And then there are demands. That biden safe things and one is effective in one is useless right so if we lived in irrational world biden could announce a vaccine mandate a two to three week mask mandate would crush the delta varian in its tracks. But we live in a stupid broken polarized country where one political party acts like. That will be inactive oppression. Trying to save your life as an act of oppression. They wouldn't follow through so it gets complicated. I think where you start to hear people saying biden should go out and say moore give speeches. Do fireside chats. It's actually counterproductive so yesterday politico quoted a historian saying we'll look back on this period and say biden should have been doing regular addresses the american people what a missed opportunity and i just think that's dated view of the country of how communication works. Because like you were saying earlier. Love it like sean hannity. Talking of the vaccine. Steve scalise getting vaccinated. Republican radio hosts. Who had a change of heart. Like those are the messengers. We need to reach this big group of people that are unvaccinated and republican. Don't believe that biden's actually the president of the united states any like that's how fundamental the mistrusted republican governor of alabama said. You're letting us down if you don't get vaccinated. Those are the messengers that we should elevating in trying to get covered right now. Like john i think the the things that biden we would like biden to do. I think are probably more likely to happen on a local level. Like you've been talking up the need for la to say..
Mark Levin
WSJ Article Argues President Trump Can Win Against Tech Giants
"Growing body of evidence suggests that social media companies have voluntarily worked with Democratic officials to century content. Of the latter, which is his favorite in Brentwood Academy versus Tennessee Secondary School Athletic Association. The 2001 case, the high court held that state action exists that the private parties conduct results from significant encouragement. Either overt or covert, if the private parties a willful participant enjoying activity. In other words, Stooges That is, if these big tech operations are basically stooges for one political party. And I might add the agenda policies of the existing administration. Then it can't claim that it's Simply a private entity in this sense. In order to escape scrutiny and even to escape. Challenge.
The Dan Bongino Show
Julie Kelly Pushing the Limit With True Questions About Liberty and Freedom
"Coaster on a table. We don't have a constant Normalized, fair and free system of justice in this country anymore. And I'm really stunned that more mainstream people in the media even with leftward leaning aren't concerned about this. Before the break. I discussed Julie Kelly, who has been a very We're gonna have her on the show. Tomorrow Been an entrepreneurial. Just go get him reporter who's been discussing unpopular topics, and we should all be discussing unpopular topic. That unpopular topic which nobody in the mainstream media wants touches. Thank God. Those January six people. Yes, they're sitting in jail forever. Good for them, really. You know. John Adams defended people in the Boston you know, in the massacre. I mean, it's it's what you have to defend. Liberty and freedom when it's unpopular in many cases, because liberty and freedom don't matter if the concepts of liberty and freedom enshrined in the Constitution only apply to one political party. Was that not a mainstream sentiment. They're sitting there rotting in jail. Well, nobody's doing anything about being lemon Antifa leadership out there
Newsradio 600 KOGO
"one political party" Discussed on Newsradio 600 KOGO
"600 Kogo, You know, I don't like saying this, but unfortunately it is true and it's something that I think we need to be candid about, and it's something we need to grapple with. And if we're wrong than the people were about to talk about need to clarify Okay? Um, there is a growing Thought process on the left in American politics that simply hates America. I'm not going to sugarcoat it. I'm not going to back down from that. There are a growing number of voices on the left. Who hate America. They think America is bad. We are an evil country. And, uh, it it's time that we start describing things that way, uh, and calling them out and forcing them to clarify it the very least some of these outrageous comments that they've been making Uh, for example. Over the weekend. Actually, yesterday, Uh, an MSNBC analyst was on that network Mara Gay. She's also a New York Times columnist. And she said that she was quote disturbed. That's her word. Disturbed to see quote dozens of American flags. Flown by Donald Trump supporters when she was on a weekend trip to Long Island, New York. That dozens of American flags somehow triggered her, and she was just disturbed to see The American flag. Um I don't even know what say about that. We know that people on the left like burn flags. Uh, but the This is a really bizarre Um, uh, you know issue for her to be saying that she's struggling with which is she sees the American flag and she's quote disturbed to see it. Most people would be warmed. Their heart would be warmed when they see the American flag because they have pride in our country. They love our country. They know what our country stands for, which is freedom. And the ability to be anything you want to be the opportunity Society or at least we once stood for that before some of these policies got implemented, making it harder. But let's play the audio and you decide, uh, Audio seven. I think as long as they see Americanness as the same as one with whiteness, this is going to continue. We have to figure out How to get every American in place at the table in this democracy. Wait, stop right there. She's trying to basically say, um she says that they equate whiteness with Americanness. Um, no. I think people who love America understand that we are a nation of nations. People came from all over the place. More of the great melting pot. Um, But, of course, Mara Gay thinks that all the people who are white are inherently Racists. They're white supremacists. She judges, people by the color of their skin, not the content of their character. She's a real little wretched person. We should we should actually call it out. We'll get to the comments. She's making a moment about hating American flags and being disturbed by them, But she's a racist. She's a bigot. She is, um Uh, biased. Jesus got hate in her heart. You sit there and say that white people equate their whiteness with Americanism or patriotism. Now the there's one political party in this country that's making a big deal about race. That's the left. It's the Democrats. They want to put everybody into boxes and identity politics. And tell people that they're being victimized and that the big victimizers are people who have white skin. People who are male, straight Christian and white. Those are typically the targets. Their venom in their hate. Always are directed at those people simply by their skin color or their gender or their religious beliefs. But no, She's the one that woke woke. I'm so woke. Fact that she's given airtime on MSNBC and given space in The New York Times. It's atrocious. They have a bigot a racist. Hateful person that they have in their employ. Let's pick up to her audio until we can confront that and talk about that. This is really going to continue. I was on Long Island this weekend visiting. I'm really dear friend and I was really disturbed. I saw dozens and dozens of pick up trucks with, uh, you know, uh, explicate IBS against Joe Biden on the back of them. Trump flags and some cases just dozens of American flat. Which you know is also just disturbing because essentially, the message was clear. It was. This is my country. This is not Your country. I own this and so until we're ready to have that conversation. This is going to continue what really is concerning to me as well as it's. It's not just Democrats in Congress. I think there's a large percentage of Americans, even some of my colleagues in journalism who are invested in some way. In pretending that this isn't right that it is. That is the real concern because you know the Trump voters who are not going to get on board with democracy. They're a minority. You can marginalize them long term, But if we don't take the threat seriously, that I think we're all in really bad shape. Oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness. Such hate such vitriol and venom. Trump voters are a threat. You heard it. Trump voters are a threat. We need to marginalize them. You know Obama had this big. Oh, and people put Obama and Hillary, you know stickers and Bernie stickers all over their car. Um, Have you ever seen someone go on Fox and say, Oh, my goodness. I was in l A and all I kept scene where Obama bumper stickers and it disturbed me. I'm so disturbed And this is a danger to our democracy and the very real threat, you know..
WBAP 820AM
"one political party" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"For our freedoms We have to acknowledge. That those who arguably Some of the greatest beneficiaries of that freedom abused it. Politicians. And I've got you. In due course in this program revealed to you that One political party abandoned their post. Didn't do their work. On the weekend where we marked those Remember those who did not abandon their post? That they were elected to complete. Many of you Might be asking and you're right to ask us. How does a top priority of the Republican Party That is so vitally important is voting integrity. Number one priority for the majority. Certainly Republican voters of independent voters Not so much Democrat socialist voters but for obvious reasons. But overwhelming majority of Texans voting integrity. How does that bill gets scheduled last? In the House of Representatives in order to serve up and T up an opportunity to empower really the minority. To do what they did to abandon their post and in essence of banned in Texas. All fair questions. And Answers.
The Cities of Refuge Podcast
"one political party" Discussed on The Cities of Refuge Podcast
"Unquote ownership from one political party to another or from one mayor to another or have you observed and increased competition after the local elections. A sense of now. We have to really show what we can do. Not for us. I guess a definitely. I'm their participation. In the project their commitment to the project didn't change even increased. I must say i mean. We started before the elections indianapolis bus fare and after the election men older docile settled. Let's say we had a bitter a environment for working together butts concerning the Relations of the municipalities among themselves or the power game matilde municipal unions. Yes there was a competition of course seems to be a further provincial core of power and yes there was this competition. I can't say and this is always there. Actually but one thing is very good due to this membership structure. The decision making mechanisms off the municipal unions of those associations an essay unions be many people. Think of the workers unions. Now we are talking about the municipal associations the membership structure and sending delegates to the executive sports all the association or union represents the distribution of difference poltical parties. We tend region within the area. Let's so the executive sports is almost always composed of representatives that is made from different parties of course different weights the number not representative Changes but they are represented the executive sports and this gives the municipal association or the municipal union is sort of balanced decision making forum. Think and This structure is service to the benefits actually to the benefit of local democracy. There is this exceptional case and turkey has experienced its in lost the gates bear the majority of the municipalities from one single party. And this is also this. This is done naturally reflected in the executive board of the municipal associations but this is an exceptional case. I must say and now. After last elections via have a plurality in the in the executive board of the unions of the municipal unions so the balances give drew the elections itself Yes i understand so to move from the topic of elections. I would like to zoom in on the question of sustainability. Do you believe that..
The Erick Erickson Show
"one political party" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
"Even what anini could grief here. Here's gretchen whitmer. Who's got locked up already in michigan. I know here in michigan. We've got a lot of people who loved to hunt. They're responsible gun owners who recognize background. Checks are important. Some of these mass destruction weapons don't have a place in the the common sale and in this country so what what what. The hell is a mass destruction weapon. Nobody's sell nukes. I wish you could. I think the right to keep and bear arms allows. We'd have a nuclear weapon. I should be allowed to have a nuke. But i can't. They don't allow me to. I wanna she. You know when i was in las vegas last week i got to shoot a machine gun that had a suppressor built in. I could take my ear protection often. Fire that gun rapidly. It was not a semiautomatic. It was fully automatic and it was awesome not a weapon of mass destruction oak grief that the way we revise these things. Well chuck schumer says the senate's going to be different and there's gonna be there's gonna be gun legislation the senate legislative graveyard is over two summers ago after another horrific shooting the republican leader then majority leader mcconnell. Promised that there'd be a debate in the senate floor on gun violence. It never happened. Republicans seem at verse to even wanting to talk about the epidemic of gun. Violence like the star of the covert epidemic. There track strategy is to down play and hope the problem goes away. This democratic led senate will be different. The senate is not going to hide. We're going to debate and address the epidemics of gun violence in this country. Notice what he doesn't say he doesn't say they're going to pass gun control. Did you know they can't. I'm not talking about the filibuster. Because they could get rid of the filibuster. I suppose but joe mansion he favors a measure of background checks but not the one. The democrats want to pass. Senator manchin just told reporters in the past thirty minutes that he doesn't support the house bills so that is still a big snow. Getting all democrats on board is still a challenge. Remember senator manchin had background. Check legislation with senator pat toomey of pennsylvania which has been brought up in the in the senate twice once two thousand and thirteen after sandy hook and one seven two thousand fifteen and both of those times that bill does not go nearly as far as the house background. Check bill that senator mansion just said. He doesn't support. But when those two bills when that bill was brought up in the senate twice both times it got the support of just four republicans only shoe of those republicans remain in the senate senator. Susan collins and senator pat toomey. They don't know what to do with themselves. They are desperate for gun control and they can't get it because joe manchin and you know what the they're raising money to fund a rabid progressive to run against joe mansion in west virginia. Who may or may not run again. But if joe manchin leaves the senate progressive who gets elected. It's going to be a republican west. Virginia has seen a little faster shift to the gop than any state in the country has seen a shift to any political party. I i'm not making that up. The data is real west. Virginia has rapidly shifted towards one political party more than any other state and the political party. West virginia has shifted to. Is the republican party. So you take out joe manchin. You actually get a republican who puts mitch mcconnell back in as the senate majority leader which ends any talk of getting rid of the filibuster. That's why the democrats are beside themselves. They are frustrated. There is where is this Of of a hay on like yes here..
The Erick Erickson Show
"one political party" Discussed on The Erick Erickson Show
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The Impossible Mission Omni-Feed!
"one political party" Discussed on The Impossible Mission Omni-Feed!
"But i think honestly games pass is good but it's not gonna change the industry on its own needs competition. Yeah i'm using. This represents competition this potentially represent Percents that competition. I'm as we as we said on many occasions competition as the best way forward for the games industry. It means competition to be healthy. It means that competition to Be imaginative in these competition to breed success. Yeah i'm not really doesn't breed success. It just breeding stock. Just one person. And you know. Just brakes technician. That's all the monopoly. Does the brakes technician. You become stop stately. People don't don't innovative because if successful regardless of what you do why the trying exactly that. That's the thing Pity the man who was succeeds because he will never learn anything All the mix version. Which i kind of prefer because the other ones quite wordy which is fairly option. But it's interesting count gaming. I mean honestly. I don't think political hair. I try Political was one political party. I'm not gonna say because. I want to remain absolutely neutral me in my life. I'm not neutral bit of socialist. But there was a set politician who said the internet access should be available to everybody. It shouldn't be pitfall crispy accessed across the cross. The country on cove admitted that all too glaring obvious truth. Yeah the reason. Why bring up is. I don't think cloud gaming can really flourish on fly without having internet widely available saw level os in the uk Is okay it's on. The ballot is better than australia. Australia have real problems. Outside in north. America think san francisco. La new york pre solid. But beyond that what kind of very very inconsistent so it's not like everybody. Uniformly has amazing high spade reliable Broadband spades so cloud gaming. I think it's still a little bit too pie in the sky i think fundamentals before you get the the ed dreaming big ideas. Yeah i get what you're saying The mix me think that cloud gaming probably might be closer than people believe am by closer. I don't mean like six months off eyelids. it's still a couple years. But i would say within within two years i would say. I think it's that close. I'd say within two years you'll see a big changing cloud gaming and the reason. I say that isn't because of consoles. Lpc's it's because of mobile phones. It's it's literally because a lot of mobile phones now Mouthful on gaming services and stuff like that and becoming platforms fall gaming becoming Able to play moe hyon on mobile devices allow mobile phone. Companies are developing their phones with that as a key As a key factor for selling phone on is the phone isn't the only thing is i'm not just talking about an oil. Have phones have game. L. mudan fawns any reminders and annoying have gaming mode where the ten anything off optimize if against playing exactly and that's my point When you've got phones that when that is a key feature that is a key selling feature of the phone On most phones these days most like ship phones these days. Do that in fact all flagship phones to that now donate so. That's the reason why. I think it's closer than we than we might believe. because a mobile technology Because mobile phones are advancing at a pace. That is ridiculous really about the opening..
The Community Safety Podcast
"one political party" Discussed on The Community Safety Podcast
"Just pursued that emphasized that embassy transferred the even the Enquiries been made which was absolutely infuriating so we went back and challenged cps guiding and we were told yes. Okay is extent the the treaty is extent. They have constitution. That says they can extradite their own nationals and so therefore they didn't want to ask. I thought it was for them but really didn't sit well with may told For them to site whether they want to extradite their nationals on We just need to ask the question if they say no then i can put my hand on my heart. I have done everything we've been my parents. Try and get these people back account but just not even to ask is was just just as far as i was concerned. So we lobbied lobbied them And got the office in the commonwealth of on and was talks of judicial reviews. One thing on another it up that we persuaded the crown prosecution service pleased to make this extradition request and very very difficult to achieve because the treaty between the government On the government of iraq which they symbolic does bought a relevant court and relevant government is the country's government which is semi autonomous region in the north baghdad said they were happy in principle but they deferred the decision to Cottage regional governments in in kurdistan thirty very political and there two main political parties. Who are completed yet at odds with each other so the government is sits in erbil through that area is ruled by one political party and the government eventually agreed that it was constitutional. They could they could extradite their their own nationals. It shows a great first step but then it had to get past to a cool which is in sulamaniyah which is three hours away through beautiful beautiful mountainous regions. Nothing that you think a rackets and they were. The court was wrong in by area with the opposite political parties so the neither of them wanted to help each other when they both wanted to to look good out it. Just as politics is overhead united Nothing simple this is all happening in a country with absolute minimal infrastructure. Anyway and they they had a number of wolves both civil and international I the whole thing was turbie. Taibbi to achieve and we will tell right from the outset that corruptions act the endemic. And i had no real hopes up being treated fairly five I ended up going out full times. And i just just to give evidence so at disclosure issues or whatever. Mike horrible horrible phone call on christmas from the ambassador to say that they're gonna let just wind back on.
KLIF 570 AM
"one political party" Discussed on KLIF 570 AM
"Back to the Michael Knowles Show. I am Michael Knowles and I have a shocking Groundbreaking bit of wisdom for you. The left really doesn't like us. Now. This This doesn't seem like a ground breaking insight here, but it's actually something that conservatives Think still haven't made their peace with there are still many conservatives like like, for instance, those loser squishy Republicans who voted to convict at the forest impeachment trial. But many other people who maybe aren't quite as bad as they are. But who believe that, you know the left. They just hate Trump's tweets. If he weren't so mean they'd be they'd like us more if we just Owner rhetoric in a certain way. If we disavow certain Republicans, then we can come together. We'll meet in the middle. There is no them. There is no middle right now. You know, this, I think is why Joe Biden is so confused is Joe Biden was always moderate Democrat. That's how he styled himself because it was for his political interest to style himself a moderate Democrat. That no longer works, so he's embracing the radical left of the Democratic Party. When you've got, say moderate Democrat and Republicans, you can kind of meat in the middle. Why? Well, you're going to disagree on abortion. Right. That's abortions have kind of a binary issue, right either. You think we ought to kill babies in the womb or or not kill babies in the womb, but You know there, There's gonna be some compromise where abortion. Maybe it'll be legal until a certain date or under certain circumstances. I don't want there to be compromised. But at least it is possible to compromise in that regard on immigration. Well, you'll let this many people in. But not this many people in you compromise me like that tax rates. Well, it's not gonna be quite as high as the Democrats wanted. Ubiquitous, Lowest Republicans want We'll meet in the middle somewhere. Foreign trade, right? Whatever you go down on the list. You can do that, with moderate Democrats who agree. At the very least, this is a good country. We support our country. You can't do that with radical Democrats. Who support political violence and embrace it. It's funny that the left accuses Trump of supporting political violence and he doesn't do that ready, explicitly said Be peaceful. Don't be violent, always be peaceful, whereas the left does explicitly endorse political violence as I feel the Trump legal team showed quite well during during their video presentation at the impeachment trial. You can't compromise between one political party, the Republicans who support the country and one political party. It doesn't support the country that calls for half the country to be utterly excised and ostracized. Because what's what is the compromise between have a country don't have a country where you how do you meet in the middle? You have when you have Ah, City state. I don't know. What do you have You meet in the middle. And you have Ah, An NGO. I don't What do you wear? And you can't. You can't compromise between those things. One side is gonna win, either we have a country. With borders and loyalty to our fellow citizens and some shared sense of purpose. We don't wait. Don't have borders. We don't have a common language. We don't have any shared sense of purpose. We hate our history. And if you hate your history, guess what? You're gonna hate your future, too. It's not just about trump the left. Feels this way about all of us check. Ugur was very prominent Left wing commentator. He runs the young Turks. He just showed this today He tweeted out something I thought was incredibly stupid and revealing. True of much of jinx commentary, he said. Quote. There are many things Trump got right about right wing vote. They don't care about policy. They're driven mainly by fear and hatred of others. They're greedy, incredibly selfish and driven mad by envy, And lastly, they prefer violence to democracy. If democracy means equality. My obviously this is not true. The charges were not true Republicans Carol about a lot of policies. We want to make abortion illegal. We wanna have stable families. We want to be able to keep more of our property. We want to close up our borders and I have a functioning nation. We want to keep national sovereignty away from trans national institutions. Were there a lot of things. I mean, we could go down the list. Right? So those are policies on that is just flat out wrong there. What's he says that we're selfish. We're selfish and that we're human. All humans are selfish to a degree, but In fact, conservatives proposal politics ordered toward higher goods. Right, generally speaking. Maybe the libertarians a little bit less so, but the conservatives generally Supported politics ordered toward a higher good a transcendent moral order. That may be limits some of my appetites and desires, but ultimately, it's for a higher good conservatives are not particularly envious, right On the contrary. But it Winston Churchill called Socialism, he said, was the gospel of envy. Conservatives say We ought to be able to keep the things that our arms the left is saying we want. What is yours? Give me what is yours? I deserve that which you already have. Conservatives violent well, they could be violent, I suppose, but much less violent than the left. Compare the three hour Madness of the capital riot compared to the six month long BLM and anti for riots even longer than that. And moreover, on this equality question conservatives embrace a far deeper and more some substantive vision of equality than liberals. The left right now is is created a new cast system whereby people have greater or lesser value based on their race based on their sex based on their sexual desires. Based on various claims of grievance, conservatives don't say that we say no. We have a sort of spiritually equality and a political equality is citizens, And that's that. We obviously you're different. Physically, we look different. Some people taller, shorter, but we do have this kind of Spiritually and political equality. The left basically denies the spiritually quality. Through the various ideologies that they entertain, which are overwhelmingly materialist or or even worse, But more than this tweet being wrong. It's extremely stupid. Just imagine dedicating your career to political commentary and this is the best you can muster. Right wing is bad. Trump got where they're bad. They're evil. They're terrible. I really would hope for better from our left wing commentators. That's why I began the show talking about Jonathan shaped who I don't really like, but occasionally says something that's at least Interesting, at least unexpected. I don't think that the left is uniformly driven by fear and hatred, and they don't care about policy and they're reading and all that. Sure. I mean that that stuff exists. I think that the left is motivated by ideas. I do want to take those ideas. Seriously. The left broadly right now. I think it doesn't want to take any of this seriously. They just want to write off half the country is a great supporter of democracy. I think it's important that we hear from lots of other voices.
790 KABC
"one political party" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Yes and ri a dot net. Okay, So what exactly is the content likely to be well? From the Democrats. What you're likely to hear is how terrified they personally were, and also all of their other arguments, which is that the riots were white supremacy. Trump is a white supremacist. You're likely to hear about how close we were to losing our democracy. In the words of represented Jackie Spire from California Democrat she says. You know, we have to hear during this trial. How close we were losing our democracy. Now, let's be frank about this. We were not close to losing our democracy. We learned I mean, we just weren't as a factual manner. A bunch of yahoos idiot criminal yahoos, evil yahoos running into the Capitol building and putting their feet on Nancy Pelosi task. It's ugly, and it's terrible and it's bad. It's horrible for the country. That was not as being close to losing our democracy, You know, losing a democracy? Looks like it sort of looks like what happens in countries all over the world when the military just marches into presidential palaces and starts arresting officials, right, That's what it looks like. At No point. Was this a coup? Cool is not a bunch of idiots dressed in buffalo horns running into a government building and sitting in somebody's chair. That is not a co I like. Not even a coup. If somebody goes and tries to murder members of Congress, that is an act of evil, a criminal act of evil, Okay, by the way, we've seen it before. It is not even it is not even a coup when God forbid the president is assassinated. We've had that in American history before. That's not true, either. A coup specifically speaking is when one regime is exchanged for a more legitimate regime through the mechanisms of institutional power generally. That's when you have the military that intervenes on the behest of one political party, for example, and then house a sitting democratic, democratically elected person, for example, that is the nature of a coup. This was not a coup. We were not close to losing our democracy. How not close we're losing our democracy within hours of these morons jumping into the Capitol building to make trouble and videotape themselves for their for their instagram. Congress was back in session, ratifying the election and making Joe Biden the president of the United States, So, Yeah, we were not close to a coup. But again, the lie has that. What's amazing is that you don't actually have to do this. I mean, seriously. Democrats don't have to do this. I said this is the day of this could have been a unifying moment that lies are bad and people believing lies is really bad and people than acting on those lives to do. Violence and terrible damage is really, really bad. We can all be on the same side of all those questions, but instead, it's well, you know, Donald Trump tried to launch a coup, and he he almost used barely afford it. No, he wasn't Was not barely 40. No, I know he wasn't He wasn't nearly thwarted. Because on January 20th he didn't attend the inauguration, and Joe Biden became president of the United States. So that's how I know he wasn't nearly thwarted. It's just that thing exaggeration is unnecessary. And it really does demonstrate that what this really is about for a lot of folks. As always, is the P R. This is really not about anything to do with Trump. It's really just about the PR that you can You can use in order to foment your own rise to power in the future via social media. Mainly, we'll get to that in just one second first. Do you have a medical problem that you need solved? Why would you wait around on it? Well, some medical problems were kind of embarrassing. You don't really want to talk about them. But there's good news..
Newsradio 970 WFLA
"one political party" Discussed on Newsradio 970 WFLA
"Has now begun the arguments. Now the first part of this is arguing over the constitutionality. They'll be a motion to dismiss after this and and that will represent the floor of Where this will ultimately end. And, in other words, if you get the 45 votes that RAND Paul's motion got prior to this. That would mean that on 45 Republican senators, which we would expect Vote again after the motion of dismissed not to impeach the president, then that would mean that this is a exercise and futility with the complete Full predetermined outcome. Um, before we get to Jordan, secular and Gregg Jarrett getting the legal arguments Hell, let's go to our friend. You recognize his voice, David shown. Just so you started turning up the heat pretty early. They tell us that we have to have this impeachment trials such as it is to bring about unity. But they don't want unity. And they know this so called trial will tear the country in half. Leaving tens of millions of Americans feeling left out of the nation's agenda. As dictated by one political party that now holds the power in the White House and in our national legislature. They're proud Americans who never quit getting back up when they're down, and they don't take dictates from another party based on partisan force feeding. This trial will tear this country apart, Perhaps like we have only seen once before in our history..
KDWN 720AM
"one political party" Discussed on KDWN 720AM
"Has now begun the arguments. Now the first part of this is arguing over the constitutionality. There'll be a motion to dismiss after this and and that will represent the floor of Where this will ultimately end. And, in other words, if you get the 45 votes that RAND Paul's motion got prior to this. That would mean that 45 Republican senators, which we would expect Vote again after the motion of dismissed not to impeach the president, then that would mean that this is a exercise and futility with the complete full, predetermined outcome. Before we get to Jordan, secular and Gregg Jarrett getting the legal arguments. Hell, let's go to our friend. You recognize his voice, David shown who just till you started turning up the heat pretty early. They tell us that we have to have this impeachment trials such as it is to bring about unity. But they don't want unity and they know this so called trial will tear the country in half. Leaving tens of millions of Americans feeling left out of the nation's agenda. As dictated by one political party that now holds the power in the White House and in our national legislature. They're proud Americans who never quit getting back up when they're down, and they don't take dictates from another party based on partisan force feeding. His trial will tear this country apart, perhaps like we have.
Hermit_Radio
"one political party" Discussed on Hermit_Radio
"That is inherently divine. The we're for the most part in time unaware of but that is what in made me change. When i became aware of it when i accepted it to be truth and not just something that i read in books. I realized that there is truth to it but not just for me. I'm not just some mystical guru that decided to change his life. And now do this to you know the whole point of me. Doing this is to tell you that you have to nothing. I've said nothing. I've done is outside of the reach of you listening to this podcast right now. You have in you already. You just need to embrace it and accept it. When reading about in zen masters right every student is asking the master. How do i become zen-master. How do we become zen master right and most of the time the masterminds anything but occasionally this answer is said you are already is and master right in the movie the matrix what a neo need to do to become the one right. He needs to realize that he was over the one regardless of what anyone said about him regardless of what the world was telling him he decided to be it. Could you see how everything. I'm telling you right. Now is connected. It all comes back to the same place it's you you dictate reality. You decide what you do every day when you get up you decide how you want to treat people and i'll tell you what after looking at facebook and twitter for the last couple of weeks. There's lot of people who waking up in deciding to just be an asshole or jerk and it's on both sides of the political party is not just republicans and it's not just democrats but look at how we're talking to each other. Look at the things that were saying about each other. it's abysmal and it. It goes against everything that i believe in human nature. It's disappointing and it's frustrating. The people waste their talent on fighting and being negative and being destructive to our evolution versus being productive and both sides are to blame. And i don't care what anyone says. I don't i choose what i believe. I don't let other people tell me what i believe. And i don't let other people tell me what i have to do the decisions that i make. I don't if you believe in one political party or the other that's fine but bef be an example. I must've dropped the f bomb right. There be an example. Don't lower yourself to other people's levels by calling each other names and threatening people are people in politics should be ashamed of themselves right now all of them not side of the other all of them they are all behaving like children. And it's disappointing. We we've talked a lot about third world countries and the sad thing is i've seen third world countries. Behave.
WSJ Tech News Briefing
3 social media CEOs face grilling by GOP senators on bias
"Today facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and center Chai's CEO of Google and Youtube owner alphabet have been asked to testify before the Senate Commerce. Committee. They've been invited by the Republican led panel to answer questions about how their platforms deal with political content and ads joining me on what to expect is our tech policy reporter Ryan Tracy. Ryan. Thanks so much for being here. Good Morning. Thanks for having me. Okay. So it's just a week before the election and all of A. Sudden, the heads of the top social media platforms are coming to Washington. What was the impetus behind the sudden invite? Well, it was a surprise when we first heard that the committee wanted to see is to testify it was kind of unlike what we saw in the house over the past year and a half where the antitrust subcommittee investigated these companies and went back and forth for a while this came together in less than a week. There was less than a week between when they. Were invited and when the committee threatened to subpoena them to come and it was clear that the committee wanted them to come before the election and so I think it's fair to have read into that. That lawmakers see these companies as playing a really really important role right now and want to sort of oversee that role. Let's talk about what this hearing is going to focus on section two thirty of the Nineteen ninety-six Communications Decency Act. We've talked about this act in the past, but can you just give us a refresher wise it on the line right now. Sure said, the topic of the hearing is section two thirty. That's the law that gives big online platforms and small ones actually as well. Immunity from lawsuits when users post content on their sites, it also gives them immunity when they take down content or when they moderate content, and that's been viewed as a really important law for these companies to be able to develop. And grow their user base without the threat of lawsuits. Around every corner that being said, it's also getting a lot of scrutiny these days both Democrats and Republicans are wondering whether given how powerful these tech companies have become. They still deserve such a broad legal immunity, and so that's going to be a big topic of discussion at this hearing is the fact that this is taking place right before the election important for this conversation. Yeah absolutely I mean first of all, there's going to be a debate about at this hearing about how serious each party is about wanting to reform section to thirty Democrats will surely point out that. Republicans are holding this hearing before the election and that looks like perhaps an effort to influence the way facebook and twitter deal with political content over the next week and and even. After the election as well So you'll have that kind of going on in the background it also really it's kind of amazing to see this happening just six days before. November third because you know if you'd looked back earlier this year, this is exactly where facebook and twitter and Google did not want to be right that they do not want to be the center of conversation. Around this election, they had a really bad experience with that four years ago, and you know despite their efforts to get things under control this time to be more aware of the potential pitfalls around misinformation around you know things that candidates might say or that users might post despite all those efforts here they are again kind of at the center of the conversation and it just shows how central they've become to our discourse. Okay. So let's break it down a little bit. What position do we expect Republicans to take in this hearing? Yes. So Republicans are very likely to bring up they view as a bias on social media by the. Social media platforms, they see that when twitter and facebook, for example, took action against the new. York. Post stories about the Biden family in recent weeks that they were doing that with a liberal bias they think that Silicon Valley operates that way, and so we're starting to hear a lot of those types of accusations. We also expect the CEO's to push back on that as they have in the past and say that you know what they're trying to strike a balance and they're not leaving up content or taking down content with regard to one political party or another, but rather with regard to these sort of nonpartisan policies that they've tried to develop. Now, these companies have actually taken a lot of very different steps ahead of the election. Is it fair to even put all of them in the same category or are they going to be speaking to them individually about the separate efforts that they've taken? Will you're right I mean once again to the details there definitely are differences between these companies certainly, they all generally have gotten more active since twenty six. More willing to kind of step in and put a thumb on the scale when they they think it's necessary. But you know twitter for example, handled the New York Post stories by blocking sharing of a link to the stories facebook didn't do that facebook. said, it wanted its third party fact checkers to look at the stories, and while that was happening, it would slow the spread of those stories on his platforms. So there's a lot of shades of gray certainly with these companies and it'll be interesting to see how lawmakers treat them whether one of them comes out ahead or behind certainly with respect to again what we've seen with. The stories about Joe. Biden in recent days twitter print taking the brunt of that because they have taken the most. Drastic action in response to it. So we've talked a little bit about the questions. Republicans are likely to ask in this hearing. What about the Democrats Will Democrats main concern is the spread of false information on social media and we expect them to ask about that. We expect them to push back against the accusations of anti-conservative by that Republicans are going to make and so in that sense at least the Tuxedos, I'll have a friend in the room because Democrats will certainly back them on their. Their denials of those claims there could be other issues brought up for example, Google was the target of an antitrust lawsuit. Recently, we could see lawmakers ask about that on both sides of the Aisle Senator Maria Cantwell who was the top Democrat on the committee put out a report this week where she criticized these companies specifically facebook and Google for endangering local news organizations given the way that they treat content created by local news
Rough Translation
The Loneliness Of The Climate Change Christian
"Years of age Richard. CIZEK always dreamed of being a diplomat brokering agreements and alliances abroad for the United States I have old passport did money for most of his life or Memento worked on Capitol Hill as what he calls a diplomat for God he represented the largest network of Evangelical Christians the National Association of Evangelical the Naet, and we should just add that while the naet represents a wide swath of Evangelical Christians when we use the term evangelical in this episode, we're GonNa mean white evangelicals whose politics dynamics are very different from the Black Evangelical Church spotted Senator Hillary. Clinton is describes his job as being a lobbyist for thirty million evangelicals. Thank you got floppy blonde hair blue eyes elastic sort of face. Growing up in the family farm his mom was a Kennedy Democrat and his dad was a Nixon Republican and so I was always the bridge builder the diplomat in college he protested against the Vietnam War but he also signed up for ROTC and when I marched on Saturdays, my anti-war friends through exodus. CIZEK enjoyed being the kind of person who could move between worlds listen to both sides. But he also felt confused about what he believed in, and so I came home from my third year college to work for college tuition and. I was invited by a friend to a Baptist Church. And I heard an alter call. It didn't know at the time even what an alter call was it actually what is integral where the preacher, the evangelist or the pastor says? Received Jesus Christ as your person saying if you don't. You're turning away. God. You're saying no. To the Creator. In one thousand, nine, hundred, ninety, two, when CISIC became an evangelical that did not mean subscribing to one political party voting Republican that would happen by the end of the decade. More than thirty million Evangelical Christians in America, we will come you governor Ronald Reagan. That's INCISA. Gets a job at the National Association of Evangelical 's It was clear that evangelicals were forced to be reckoned with you know opposing gay rights opposing abortion, but he wants to do more than the family values. Stuff imagines an even bigger role for Christians in politics I wrote a letter to the White House suggesting that the president newly elected. Ronald Reagan. That he ought to give a major speech on the morality of the Soviet Union and nuclear arms. And speechwriters at the White House they called me up and they said we like this come meet with US Ladies and gentlemen the President of the United States. This speech that Reagan gave to size in March of Nineteen ninety-three hue very become one of his most famous. Those of you win the National Association of Evangelical just going to talk about the issues that Christians are known to care about teenage sex pornography abortion and hard drugs. They talk about the Cold War Erica has kept alight the torture freedom to words made the speech. So famous when evil empire because the Soviets. Evil, empire the focus of evil in the modern. World Reagan. Took something that had not been Christian issue and made it. One Reagan was challenging the evangelicals not to sit on the sidelines or you pleased chorus I mean this was like a coup on my part. He was the guy who invited Reagan to speak my credit my street cred with this conservative group that I'd come to work for was established eventually sizing. Became Vice President for government affairs the and it's evangelical started getting more political power. This funny thing happened where non-christians would approach Cizek just to get his support on some piece of legislation and seismic was open will join with the youth the dreaded Aclu to pass the prison rape. Reform Act felt like speaking out on other issues that would actually give evangelical is more clout join with feminist pass. The trafficking victims. Protection Act. And then size, it gets an invitation did he s think hard about? The invitation is to Oxford England for a big conference on global warming. So your desk to get this invitation you automatically you're sure you WANNA take it. Is there any doubt? No no I I again have to calculate and I ask the chair of the board at the time and she says you shouldn't go. Because why? One. skepticism about mainstream science in you know there is this syllogism. Scientists believe. In climate change scientists believe in evolution. So. We don't believe
TED Talks Daily
Gerrymandering: How drawing jagged lines can impact an election
"Most people have heard the word gerrymandering once or twice probably during a presidential election. What exactly is gerrymandering essentially, it's the process of giving one political party and advantage over another political party. By Redrawn district lines. It's like Democrats trying to gain advantage over Republicans or Republicans. Trying to gain an advantage over Democrats you see each party wants to gain as many districts as possible. So they can do things like control the state budget or set themselves up to win even more districts in the future. So to understand how this process began and how it continues today, we must go back to eighteen twelve in Massachusetts Albridge Jerry the governor of Massachusetts supported and signed a bill to allow redistricting that is redrawing the boundaries that separate districts the catch, the new lines favor Jerry's political party, the democratic Republican Party which no longer exists. You see Jerry wanted his party to win as many states Senate seats as possible the more members of your party who vote the more likely you are to. Win Election the new lines were drawn to include loads of areas that would help governor Jerry in the future there were so strange looking that someone said, the new districts look like a salamander the Boston Gazette at Jerry's name to the word Salamander and Walla Gerrymandering, the process of dividing up and redrawing districts to give your political party and advantage. So how exactly does someone go about protecting their own political party and actually Gerrymandering district? There are two successful practices packing a district and cracking district. Packing is the process of drawing district lines and packing in your opponents cattle into his few districts. As possible if more districts equals more votes, the fewer the district's there are the fewer votes the opposition party will get. Packing then decreases the opponents voter strengthened influence. Cracking, is the opposite taking one district and cracking it into several pieces. This is usually done in districts where your opponent has many supporters. Cracking spreads these supporters out among many districts denying your opponent, a lot of votes. When, you have a large number of people who generally vote for one type of Party, those folks are known as the voting block cracking as a way to break that all up. So. When would a party choose to pack their opponents districts rather than crack them? Well, that really depends on what the party needs to dilute your opponents voters. You could pack them into one district and lead the surrounding districts with voters of your own party or if you and your partner in power. When it's time to redraw district lines, you could redraw districts and crack up a powerful district and spread your opponents voters out across several neighboring districts. So Governor Jerry and twelve to gain advantage for his party and redrew district lines in his state and such a crazy way. We have a whole new word and way of thinking about how political parties can gain advantages over their opponents. Politicians think of creative ways to draw districts years. So the next time an election comes around and politicians asked people to vote be sure to look up the shape of your district and the district's that surrounded.
a16z
It's Time to Build
"Every western region was unprepared for the corona virus pandemic despite many prior warnings. This monumental failure of institutional effectiveness will reverberate for the rest of the decade. But it's not too early to ask why and what we need to do about it. Many of us would like to pin the cause on one political party or another on one government or another but the harsh reality is that it all failed. No Western country or state or city was prepared and despite hard work and often extraordinary sacrifice by many people within these institutions. So the problem runs deeper than your favorite political opponent or your home nation. Part of the problem is clearly foresight. A failure of imagination. But the other part of the problem is what we didn't do in advance and what we're failing to do now and that is a failure of action and specifically are widespread inability to build. We see today with the things we urgently need. But don't have we don't have enough corona virus tests or test materials including amazingly cotton swabs common reagents. We don't have enough ventilators negative pressure rooms in ICU. Beds and we don't have enough surgical masks shields and medical gowns as I write. This New York City has put out a desperate call for rain. Ponchos to be used as medical gowns. Rain Ponchos in twenty twenty in America. We also don't have therapies or a vaccine despite again years of advanced warning about bat born corona viruses. Our scientists will hopefully invent therapies Anna vaccine but then we may not have the manufacturing factories required to scale their production. And even then we'll see if we can deploy therapies for a vaccine fast enough to matter. It took scientists five years to get regulatory testing approval for the new Ebola Vaccine. After that scourges two thousand fourteen outbreak at the cost of many lives in the. Us We don't even have the ability to get federal bailout. Money TO THE PEOPLE AND BUSINESSES. That need it. Tens of millions of laid off workers and their families and many millions of small businesses are in serious trouble right now and we have no direct method to transfer them. Money without potentially disastrous. Doha's a government that collects money for all its citizens and businesses. Each year has never built a system to distribute to us. When it's needed most. Why do we not have these things? Medical Equipment and financial conduits involve no rocket science whatsoever at least therapies and vaccines are hard making masks and transferring. Money are not hard. We could have these things but we chose not to specifically. We chose not to have the mechanisms the factories the systems to make these things. We chose not to build. You don't just see this smoke. Complacency this satisfaction with the status quo and the unwillingness to build in the pelvic organ healthcare. Generally you see it throughout Western life specifically throughout in American life you see it in housing in the physical footprint of our cities. We can't build nearly enough housing inner cities with surging economic potential which results in crazily skyrocketing housing prices in places like San Francisco making it nearly impossible for regular people to move in and take the jobs of the future. We also can't build the cities themselves anymore. When the producers of HBO's Westworld wanted to portray the American city of the future? They didn't film in Seattle or Los Angeles or Austin they went to Singapore. We should have gleaming skyscrapers and spectacular living environments in all our cities at levels way beyond what we have. Now where are they you see it? In education we have top in universities. Yes but with the capacity to teach only a microscopic percentage of the four million new eighteen year olds in the US each year or the one hundred and twenty million new eighteen year olds in the world each year. Why not educate every eighteen year old? Isn't that the most important thing we can possibly do? One built a far larger number of universities or scale the once we have way up the last major innovation in k through twelve. Education was Montessori which traces back to the nineteen sixties. We've been doing education research this never reach practical deployment for fifty years
Garret Lewis
Trump gets ripped for silence on Coast Guard member's alleged terror plot to kill top Democrats
"So you heard about this crazy guy worked with the coast guard. He's a white supremacist, and he wanted to kill Democrats and members of the media, and he was on drugs. And you know, he's a nutjob absolute nut job, right? So he's crazy. And Joe Scarborough number thirty one says because Trump didn't condemn it. He must support it. You imagine that just listen to this area. Go look at the bottom of this grain, a look at the headline Trump silent on plot to kill critics. Let me say it again. Donald Trump silent on plot to kill critics, and I will say I will follow up and Susan Dell personnel. Hey Mitt Romney, you think it's a cool idea. Wow. Somebody's trying to kill Nancy Pelosi trying to kill Chuck Schumer, you work with Chuck Schumer. You think you should condemn that? Plot. Hey, Lindsey Graham, you're on the judiciary committee. You think it's cool. You think you might want to check with the Justice department is. Oddly enough there silent silent about this unbelievable. Uncovering of a plot to kill half of the democratic field. That's running against Donald Trump. Kill the top democrat in the house. Kill the top democrat in the Senate killed one of the top Democrats investigating Donald Trump from a Coast Guard Lieutenant who had been planning domestic terrorism or year was flooding and actually learning from a nother another white supremacist in Norway's. What he's I don't. Remember? Joe Scarborough being outspoken and upset when Republicans were shot gunned down on a baseball field by Bernie Sanders supporter. Who's obviously a nutjob? Republicans didn't go out and blamed Democrats for that. So the president. I know he tweets a lot. He's got to tweet everything. And does the president had no problem? Tweeden nutty was threatened by Alec Baldwin and Sarah. No, the president was making the point that something needs to change where only one political party gets destroyed on national TV on a week week in week basis. That's basically free advertising for the Democrats. So the guys literally a deranged lunatic nut, and they're trying to blame Trump for that. They're desperate, man. They are
Joe Walsh
Talk of entitlement reform takes over as midterms near
"There were not politically, correct. But they've done what needed to be done in order to unleash the animal spirits. Alan greenspan's. Alan Greenspan, Stephanie. It's pretty tough to argue with him. Are you sure he said he loves the Trump tax cuts or you gotta sit there constructive. Now. He loved he loved it. They were politically incorrect. Now, what he doesn't love is that we haven't done entitlement reform to accompany them. I wanna you know, it's coming to that. But he loves the Trump tax cuts one of the things about entitlement reform that we need is it surprises me the young people. Don't get more engaged on the entitlement reform ya you know, they sort of latch onto issues that are very very popular in the news. Entitlement reform or something I think people should really care about. Listen, the issue with the tax cut is it's a clear positive for corporate America. The tax code as it was far too complicated. But the amount of taxes that they cut you could ask Jamie Dimon. He will say, listen, I'm glad we got the tax cut. We didn't need it to be as much as it is because we are facing a massive deficit, and as far as the tax cut goes we're seeing corporations do so well two weeks ago. I the business council summit there hasn't been a hundred fortune five hundred there tickled pink, and they're saying they're spending there investing hiring and even without the tax cuts. Deregulation has been a huge positive for corporate America because remember in the Obama administration. It was not a pro business administration. And even if companies weren't faced with new taxes, the threat of regulations of threat more could be coming down the pike was preventing companies from spending. You're definitely seeing corporate America in a very good place book at the stock market one of the reasons the stock market is doing so. Well, suddenly. Corporations have twice as much cash on the books. So it is a positive obviously have a very tight labor market time to see wages push up more than they have this far. So Stephanie role year in the second bluest bubble in America. I always think that silicon valley's a bluer bubble the Manhattan, but I just had Marsha Blackburn on she's had a nineteen point swing in her direction over two weeks, Heidi Heitkamp has fallen apart. And she did a pratfall releasing the name of abuse survivors against their will yesterday that is blowing up. You've got mic. Sally surging ahead of cinema. Do you sense that the blue tide is a thing of the past? And that in fact, we're looking at it read time, I've talked about this a lot. I've never seen a massive Blue Wave coming thing that distresses me isn't are we going massive, bluer massive read the thing that distresses me is the hollowing out of the center on both sides. That is what I think is the most concerning and I think we're seeing it in both parties. Did you read David Brooks piece yesterday about the eight percent on the left? China today. Oh, are you really? Because that is that's the most interesting thing. But the noise comes from those two groups, that's the note, and by the way, our cable channels both left and right that noise. I don't know how we're ever going to break out of this you you are one hundred percent, correct. On a us. An example for you on Monday when I woke up I wasn't on TV. I heard what not the media thought of what Hillary Clinton said on Monday on Sunday about her husband, and Monica Lewinsky. Okay, saying it was not an abusive power. So I said via Twitter take something clear what the president of the United States has a sexual encounter with an intern. It doesn't matter how she behaved, blah, blah, blah. That's an abusive pallet. I'm not saying I'm not saying it's a soft. It is an abuse of power. When I tell you, Hugh, I got a nihil lead on Twitter, and I should hold on a second. Because of course, I've wanted what about Trump what about companies both things can be true abuse. Power is not unique to one industry wants sport, one one nation or one political party. But the tribalism we are seeing the absolute forgiveness of one side and an assault of another. Stop. It's unreasonable. It is going to be very difficult to break away from the profit motive of super serving the six in the eight percent. But I'm glad you're doing the David. That's what that's why I watched up and he going do the David Brooks. Brooks column is the smartest thing I've read in ages. Hey, man payments. Definitely real good to talk to you s rule on Twitter American, of course on MSNBC. Don't go anywhere. I'm coming right back America time to keep talking about these midterms. The red tide is coming everything