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to the middle east after holding a white

2:54

house event on monday how

2:56

to first gun violence legislation in thirty

2:59

years and an event on friday

3:01

where he issued an executive order to help ensure

3:03

access to abortion medications and

3:05

emergency contraception the president

3:07

also said he's directed is legal and health

3:09

advisers to determine whether he

3:12

can declare an abortion related public health

3:14

emergency was could free up more federal

3:16

resources to protect abortion access but

3:18

he also reiterated the only way to

3:21

codified the protections of row is a national

3:23

law is by electing a pro choice

3:25

democratic house into more pro

3:27

choice anti filibuster democratic senators

3:30

in november biden also very angry

3:32

during the speech as he described the story of a ten year

3:34

old girl in ohio who couldn't get

3:36

an abortion in that state after she had been raped

3:39

ten years old rape

3:42

six weeks pregnant already traumatize

3:44

was forced to travel to another space

3:48

imagine been a little girl just

3:50

another series just imagine be the logo

3:52

ten years old what

3:55

did you think of friday's white house event both

3:57

are the executive orders and the speech

3:59

itself

4:00

so i thought the he did a good jobs hug me how extreme

4:03

the dogs ruling was and the poor

4:05

find him consequences as that clear they

4:08

showed my thinks he

4:10

told delegates are telling are bigger story about

4:12

the implications of getting rid of the right to privacy

4:14

generally that's an important story this bigger piece of

4:16

this t tried to use the

4:19

courts words against them where they some cynically

4:21

told women like others isn't stinger of

4:23

abortion this isn't just throwing it back to the states in he

4:25

said yeah we'll need to votes i'm in

4:27

that of the substance of ios offers good eyesight

4:30

the beginning of the remarks are a little bit confusing

4:33

there's have like i said he's i'm debating the

4:35

courts legal analysis and going back to eat

4:37

and sixty it was the least visually

4:39

compelling option that exist

4:41

to you in the wider than doing parts i like departed

4:43

and like president like a i

4:45

think biden speaking front of the vp in the secretary

4:48

hhs secretary and some books is

4:51

not super visually compelling it's

4:53

not the most likely way to get on tv and get

4:55

picked up i think ideally you get amount states

4:57

you haven't talking with people impacted by the

4:59

ruling as part of your messaging strategy but

5:02

i'm you know sounds good

5:04

president of the way doesn't dentist

5:06

yeah having

5:08

the you it's the best things he's done

5:10

since the really came down ah

5:13

and i wish i hadn't taken two weeks to get to a statement

5:15

as forceful and an hour you know combined with

5:17

an action that seems like

5:19

it had been in the works for a while a while

5:21

they at but i think it was strong and

5:23

he was clearly an emotional

5:26

and kind of giving people

5:28

the i think some of the intensity

5:30

that they were looking for over the previous couple of weeks

5:33

there was was was a and an a and aside

5:35

inside of the speech i think hi some

5:38

of the that problem i think activists and

5:40

other politicians have had with the way the white has responded

5:42

which is he said ah you know you

5:44

have to vote you have to vote in the meantime i'm doing this

5:46

executive order and there's something about the

5:49

framing of it as like in the meantime kind

5:51

of diminishing the role the president can play

5:53

and i'm not i'm not disagreeing

5:56

with a lot of the analysis it says that

5:58

in many ways that the white house is

6:00

playing like a really shitty hand in the wake

6:02

of this ruling but it kind of captures

6:05

the problem which is regardless of how

6:07

how weak somebody levers are there's a sense

6:09

that they've been

6:11

observers over the past couple of weeks

6:13

and not pro active enough not just

6:15

trying things not not pushing the boundaries

6:17

of what the president can this year you want the cadence to be

6:19

i'm going to do this and doing this i'm doing this and that in

6:21

november we're going to make sure we have that you know that kind

6:23

of yeah now again back to the tommy's points

6:26

that's harder to do at the setting of

6:28

the of the white house right and obviously you

6:30

can't just traveled anywhere just are

6:32

on a dime sometimes but i'm can

6:34

at least in a hero to michigan good where

6:36

people are reacting signatures to try to get about

6:38

in this year phone but i'm but

6:41

it was good to finally see him angry about the

6:43

consequences of the decision and

6:46

while he was telling that story of a ten year old girl

6:48

you know i think more of that is necessary

6:50

hopefully outside out about the white house we

6:52

should also add that the by demonstration today announced

6:55

that hospitals must provide abortion

6:57

services if the life of the mother is at risk

7:00

and they're arguing that the that

7:02

federal law on emergency treatment supersedes

7:04

any state abortion restrictions so and

7:07

for the organ challenge but that's what eighty just came out

7:09

with today very important linear time said

7:11

it binds order quote stops far short

7:13

of demands from abortion rights advocates rights

7:15

advocates else could biden do on his own without

7:18

congress to protect abortion access at this

7:21

the one sab than a lot

7:23

of groups have been calling for in some and

7:25

congressmen calling for his declaring public

7:27

health emergency there's been some isn't some

7:29

calls for up

7:31

writing borscht an axis on federal lands but you see a lot

7:33

of disagreements even among activists about

7:36

how about her eyes that could work

7:38

or nodded am i put people in more danger the really does

7:40

seem to be a disagreement about i went deep on this

7:42

and said reading about that because of the bunch

7:44

of legal experts are publishing op

7:46

eds about this it looks like though

7:49

it the federal government on federal land in

7:51

a state where abortion is restricted the

7:53

federal government could set up an abortion

7:55

clinic right and

7:59

ideally those the abortion providers in

8:01

the patients could not be prosecuted while they're

8:03

on that federal and the second a step off

8:05

that federal land back into the red state that could

8:07

be people just waiting for them to to

8:09

arrest them to prosecute them now they

8:11

could possibly win that legal

8:13

battle but i think from the administration

8:15

standpoint they're thinking the risk is not

8:18

to the federal government in doing that the risk is to

8:20

simply provider the doctor the patients

8:22

and so i think and i think you can argue both ways you can say what

8:24

what try and someone will have a test case and let's

8:26

see what happens with this court

8:28

of course you don't have high hopes

8:31

for that mcrae other jurisdictions

8:33

where you have you have prosecutor who said i

8:35

will not

8:36

prosecutors cases and then you could figure out a way around

8:38

will now you have to overlap where's the federally

8:40

right with did the jurisdiction with that so i

8:42

think there's not a lot of spaces were all that

8:44

examine i think there's more like people sort of talked

8:46

about this is like ours guess ah but set up

8:48

a clinic in yellowstone national park that's not

8:50

really what it is a d o d owns a ton of

8:52

land the vs on the tunnel and some

8:54

of them have healthcare facilities us either

8:57

if you that's your geared trying to create

8:59

a venn diagram with a lot of overlap and it's complicated

9:01

but it's not like i think creating

9:04

some clinic or hospital from scratch in

9:06

the middle of the rocky mountains hitting it's

9:08

no idea what i think it's over the worry is

9:10

when you step off the prosecution issues heart but

9:13

the other one that i was getting to is to ah

9:16

so nancy northup met of central reproductive

9:18

rights said that under a public health emergency

9:20

declaration by age as they could enable out of stay

9:22

prescribing and dispensing of medications for abortion

9:24

for those in states with abortion bans

9:28

it does he like biden is now says he's considering

9:30

during the public health emergency there's

9:32

some question of just exactly what it enables

9:35

though and and some concern

9:37

that it might backfire though might trusted a lot

9:39

of the groups advocating and thought that sir as well

9:41

and they they want they want the

9:43

white house to do this and what i looked

9:46

as you were not worse ah

9:48

by when we read plenty

9:50

of takes from the we read plenty of takes him for look if

9:53

if the amount of mayhem and

9:55

danger two people

9:57

who are now i'm to travel hundreds of miles to accessory

10:00

active care because this was caused by

10:02

anything other than like five

10:04

vicious little right wing freaks it was caused

10:06

by whether it's caused by storm if is caused

10:08

by a blackouts we'd of course call this a public

10:10

health emergency tens of millions of americans

10:13

not having access to basic medical care is

10:15

a public health emergency were just uncomfortable

10:17

with the fact that it's being being being

10:20

are up put upon us by

10:22

by by judges as opposed to some natural

10:24

disaster but it is an emergency this

10:26

is a a a problem in government

10:28

that has been around for a long time which

10:30

is bureaucracy and particularly

10:32

legal bureaucracy to sort of snuff

10:35

out at of every entry they

10:37

have been created idea and have fun and

10:39

in you can in the tell his in some

10:41

of these stories it's like there are some in the white house who

10:43

do think that we should they should do the

10:45

public health emergency isn't that they do think

10:48

they should do the of you know that they thought about

10:50

the abortion clinics on federal lands right

10:52

there's always sort of a debate because some people may

10:54

be could happen then there's a lawyer the tells you that

10:56

it shouldn't happen for some reason or there's a bureaucrat

10:58

the tells you to happen the criticism i've

11:00

the least time for was don't politicize

11:02

public health when i read as

11:05

much for so i like i've skipped right over that

11:07

one the one i buy his more valid was because

11:09

of the pandemic and that with a public health emergency

11:12

it would only free up like tens of thousands

11:14

yeah dollar might have millions of money to

11:16

free up in the public public health is but it's not a linux

11:18

i was a better argument than that fit in politicization

11:20

that but has the we have to be the argued about the aspects

11:22

that aren't just about funding especially because

11:25

the federal government's hands are tied on funny

11:27

because the hyde amendment so what are the regulatory stuff

11:29

so this opens up and some of the pushback

11:31

from people against the public health emergency

11:34

declaration are saying it only will give the president

11:36

a few tools were only got the to go

11:38

at it all the tools and the other piece of this too

11:40

this there's some concern about what the courts

11:42

will do in response and i am lucky

11:45

i think it is i think it's

11:47

where the preceding that this white house's has

11:50

always as as a as a posture not

11:53

had moved

11:54

the word

11:55

decisions that they think will do the most good

11:57

and have not been very receptive to

11:59

kind of signals and kind of big

12:01

displays that don't actually make a difference

12:04

but if your concern is that these things are going to get shut

12:06

down by the course at a certain point let

12:08

them get shut down do things show

12:11

that show people what the courts are doing to

12:13

restrict access to abortion you know you don't

12:15

worry so much about with some forty euro to

12:17

roll trump appointee you know got his

12:19

law degree in a cereal box is going to do

12:22

to you make the case and fight

12:24

and say hey we're losing because of this is what's is

12:26

why we need more senators is why we need a

12:28

bigger majority i think the concern about

12:30

protecting providers and patience

12:32

is valid point in the legal sites i think that

12:34

of a concern about like the courts to strike

12:37

me down and having a loss as to silly for other erase

12:39

their houses how does that end up worse i don't

12:41

know and then then on

12:43

that note about courts you know the one other

12:45

thing that biden hasn't done of course is say that

12:47

it's time for more dramatic or reform

12:50

would like adding seats

12:52

which you know i think you should do i believe

12:54

in that he doesn't obviously but again

12:56

if he did that tomorrow we'd

12:58

be in the same position where and right now because

13:01

you know we don't have anywhere near the votes in congress

13:03

or something like that we don't even have enough votes for getting

13:05

rid of the filibuster to got if i wrote so that's

13:07

the other thing but that that's basically all the different options

13:11

that , has right now so the washington post

13:13

had washington post story over the weekend about how democrats

13:15

and activists were pretty upset over how long

13:18

it took biden in the way has to get to where

13:20

basically they ended up at friday's event i'm

13:23

what did you guys think of those critics

13:26

the pretty fair i mean you know everyone

13:28

knew this was coming because of his leaked opinion

13:30

i think that a lot of legal experts who wasn't a strict

13:33

scrutiny or hysteria you probably news

13:35

is coming a lot longer and

13:38

why does recording this post reports seem to

13:40

think that the final opinion would drop on june

13:42

thirtieth

13:43

right

13:44

so took until last friday to get the

13:46

executive order outside so don't get why the executive

13:49

order wasn't ready like right

13:51

it obviously does it have hand here rides got

13:53

this radical courts got up the senate the

13:55

once use it's power and get rid the

13:57

filibuster but i don't

13:59

it it did seem like they were unprepared

14:02

the the leak was in may

14:04

because this is the one decision

14:06

that we had a heads up on because

14:09

it was leaked and again like yeah he's

14:11

right that he has limited power and in

14:13

what he needs is that congress to pass a law but

14:15

again i'd love to have seen i'm gonna miss again and

14:18

get go do that with that cover whitmer

14:20

you could go to the west coast you do that together new

14:22

some in california or the governors of oregon

14:24

and washington are putting ghetto this like west coast

14:27

reproductive rights compact to provide services

14:29

reproductive mean it seems like there

14:31

wasn't a lot of creativity you know i i even came

14:33

across an old clip from the primary

14:36

it was the sixth debate a it

14:38

was a cnn debate and kamala harris was like hey

14:40

we've barely talked about abortion rights

14:42

at all in six of these debates and then she

14:44

made this impassioned case i'm

14:46

about all these anti abortion laws getting past

14:48

and states in the impact they could have and it seemed really prescient

14:51

in hindsight it's like they could have had

14:53

the vice president out doing much more than to me

14:55

just felt like

14:57

messaging is and

14:58

action is that gonna fix the problem but it shows

15:01

people that you're fighting to go back to the public

15:03

health emergency analogy for second

15:06

the president can choose the weather when

15:08

terrible disaster strikes depressing goes

15:11

he consoles people he he

15:13

surveys what happened to the country which

15:15

by the way this president is quite good at

15:17

yes i'm calling people and i think

15:19

the fact that we're still debating whether or not to

15:21

public health emergency whether it's worth declaring one

15:24

this many weeks of the decision was handed down

15:27

i think what people are responding to

15:29

regardless of whether or not to present a specific

15:31

power here or there is please treat

15:34

this the out at the scale

15:36

of emergency that it is please respect

15:38

how big of a crisis the country's going to

15:40

and maybe the more you reflect

15:43

how big of a crisis as as in how you respond

15:45

how quickly you get out there how often you're out there

15:47

and how how quickly are laying out the steps you believe

15:49

you do have the capacity to take are doing

15:52

it immediately and the in that in the hours

15:54

not weeks after the decisions handed down so maybe

15:56

that also helps changed the politics at the moment

15:58

to that you're not just read your that you're

16:00

helping shape

16:01

the public response to this event as it unfolds

16:04

as the disaster that it asks the reason

16:06

that you know that it was just that it

16:08

was the fuck up is that they eventually

16:11

got to on friday where

16:14

most active most active them to go so

16:17

right after the decision was announced

16:20

there were there are a very viral

16:22

twitter thread from a o sea where she said

16:24

democratic leader should be specific and say we

16:26

need to more pro choice senators

16:29

you know the boilers been saying that

16:31

here are to both of america has been saying that than david

16:34

plouffe said something so so the people said it

16:36

brought you in his own little interruption other the way out assists

16:39

biden eventually got to bind eventually gets

16:41

their biggest fear three weeks later two

16:43

weeks later right and so that's how unit

16:45

look if if biden genuinely didn't

16:47

believe in these things didn't wanna take

16:49

these actions and think they were possible that's

16:51

one thing they could have made an argument but they just weren't ready

16:54

like our team it voted america didn't know the day

16:56

that the decision was coming down we were ready just

16:59

like they had tell me they had since may

17:01

to get ready and spit like the fact

17:03

that they eventually got there is a tell that they

17:05

just didn't get their shit together in science

17:07

for that or that even you know it

17:10

even a nice the this piece that was looking at

17:12

you know

17:12

all the criticism of the delay they report

17:15

that there were meaning after meeting thinking

17:17

through with thing i do in response to this may not

17:19

be up to anyone except joe biden

17:21

himself

17:22

joe biden himself being slow to make

17:24

a very important decisions that everyone

17:26

knew he was going to get too well how did you know i mean

17:28

how does not know that the filibuster thing was going

17:31

to come up pray and so like sure enough three

17:33

days after the decision he's in madrid for press

17:35

conference and biden like blurts out on his

17:37

own apparently and according to the posts in

17:39

a conference call with aids that he wants to come

17:41

out for getting rid of the filibuster for this know mike how's

17:44

they're not a meeting about that

17:46

out specific scenario on the the timelines

17:48

even more convoluted they were it he was calling

17:50

into a meeting from germany

17:52

after the decision and and three days later

17:55

sorted it out in maduro adam has gone

17:57

for a i was like when he we do we just sit on this

17:59

and

17:59

it also puts ah the

18:02

vice president a bad position because she's not getting

18:04

ahead of you have bought into she goes

18:06

out there has a terrible interview

18:08

about this what is it the two hours

18:10

daily attorney the exact timeline but very soon

18:12

after they actually take that position

18:15

the look bad

18:17

to the when have had quite the response to the post

18:19

story or here's the official statement from communications

18:21

director kate bedingfield quotes joe

18:24

biden goal and responding to dogs is

18:26

not to satisfy some activists

18:28

who have been consistently out of step with the mainstream

18:30

of the democratic party is to deliver

18:32

helps women who are in danger and assemble a broad

18:35

based coalition to defend a woman's right to choose

18:37

now just as he assembled such a coalition

18:39

to win during the twenty twenty campaigns

18:41

where the hell do you think that came from

18:44

i mean was i think

18:45

for thought important a just say this

18:47

isn't kate briefing and hope you know dominus

18:50

with like a tv interview them about this is clearly

18:52

a prepared statement that i'm sure was signed off on

18:54

by ever won the senior staff and so

18:56

yeah i read that i couldn't believe it i mean i

18:58

tried to put on my like most sympathetic

19:01

imagine yourself back in that building hat

19:04

in just i thought about the fact that

19:06

criticism from your friends always hurts more than criticism

19:08

from your enemies politically

19:11

and the isthmus in case like this where they know like

19:14

using situation is and i'm sure someone said something

19:16

for well as felt was unfair am

19:18

i agree with the sentiment the uni the broader coalition

19:21

to solve this problem or frankly any problem

19:24

it's just that politics

19:26

to criticize activists that in

19:29

a couple weeks you're gonna be asking to

19:31

organize and get fired up and go

19:33

work for you and the midterms i just

19:35

think kind of feels like there's

19:38

this

19:39

lingering frustration in the by

19:41

and white house with the last and

19:43

they feel like well during the primary

19:46

we ignore twitter some of the criticism

19:48

from the last the drove the did it a new cycle

19:51

and that's why one in there's probably

19:53

some truth to that but you just

19:55

can't lump

19:56

the overturning of roe versus wade

19:58

and activism or around that seismic

20:01

event in our history with sort

20:03

of things that were in hindsight

20:05

may be silly to focus on target them

20:08

democratic primary and you

20:10

can't both be really slow to

20:12

put out a plan for what to do

20:14

in the wake of a decision this bag and then

20:16

ya the activists who are trying to solve the voice

20:18

you know and like spine is facing some real headwinds

20:21

right now special young voters and

20:24

it's just not when

20:26

when you're on the record quote is potentially was

20:28

damaging part of a story like this it's

20:30

a really bad said

20:32

there are there have been issues were biden

20:36

is part of part part of how became the nominee were biden

20:38

has sort of stood a strides the

20:41

the politics of the moment and refused

20:44

to go along with the lefties and like

20:46

made a point of as it is one of those issues

20:48

like this isn't criticism from bike and

20:50

activists last there's a vast

20:53

, of people that are in favor of

20:56

of codify row that are pro choice

20:59

is criticism is broad based it isn't

21:01

left rice it is it is a it

21:03

is a is

21:04

it it coming from most democrats

21:07

whereas you six you know one of those people

21:09

who's in favor of codifying row and getting rid

21:11

of the filibuster to do it joe fucking

21:13

biden threats this is what's to

21:15

tommy's point like her

21:18

quote ike i read that over the quote

21:20

so many times i was so angry i've i've

21:22

like rarely been this angry seeing something come

21:24

from the by white house because it's like that

21:26

quote other the the whole rest of the story

21:29

was basically about alex yeah the white house was slow

21:31

but they got to good place right and it made me

21:33

in the present had just gotten a good place on friday

21:35

we just talked about the speech you know little improvements

21:38

here there but finally he got their he's in the right place

21:40

and then because they're so pissed

21:43

activists and so angry they

21:45

decide to put that same out which is not even a

21:47

true statement which would like if even

21:49

if you take her arguments like you said

21:52

that activists or auto separate the mainstream that are were kind

21:54

of party on some issues sure where

21:56

some of those activists sometimes i find whatever album

21:59

out point out there but like on

22:01

this issue you depressing i'd say it's just

22:03

taking the position then the president goes

22:05

out on sunday and they ask him

22:08

out what do you have to say that the protesters are protesting

22:10

for the white house and your bones has keep protesting

22:12

t protesting of he tells the

22:14

protesters to keep protesting and kate bedingfield

22:17

told the protesters are there are

22:19

of step with the mainstream that impaired parties it

22:21

was one of the worst unforced errors i've ever

22:23

seen from a vis white house

22:25

or any democratic way as i could not believe

22:28

a usb actually baffling it's actually

22:31

just it's it's baffling especially because

22:33

this is in a moment where you there's any there's nothing

22:35

to be gained by dividing dot

22:38

damage that of the vet that the the party

22:40

on this issue this is not we all have to hang together

22:42

to win the sex or me again we're all yeah we're on

22:44

the same side in this fight rarely that's the other have

22:47

a quote he wants to assemble a broad base coat research

22:49

suggests that executive points he kicked the

22:51

shit are the less like which activists

22:53

out of step with what mainstream the what's

22:55

you know that someone was mad about something specific

22:58

interop a quote in a way that just pissed off literally

23:00

everyone and like but i yeah

23:02

i thought deeply frustrated because like because

23:05

like like us on this show where they always run a

23:07

person that in the shoes of the people working

23:09

a government and how hard it is to actually govern

23:11

vs campaigning and like there

23:14

is i think some understandable but

23:16

some i think silly frustration with

23:18

the rejoinder which is we need to win more seats

23:21

because we fucking do so

23:23

when you lash out at activists and then go

23:25

vote vote vote but book but votes it

23:27

feeds into that cynicism with pointing

23:30

to electoral politics in turn

23:32

out as part of the solution and

23:34

i think that's dmz for all of us yet

23:36

again it's like if you

23:37

we can talk about specific provisions specific

23:40

issues like if you don't think they're abortion

23:42

clinics on federal lands is a good idea because you're

23:44

worried about will happen or providers and patients like

23:47

maybe we can disagree and up and totally understand

23:49

that that's your view if joe biden just is

23:51

not there on court reform yet up i

23:53

disagree with them i think we should reform the court

23:55

and but you know at that his position with

23:57

keep trying to persuade i'm just saying oh

23:59

you the negatives are out of step with the party that

24:01

that's not the way to do it that's not the way to

24:03

make the argument be one thing if we are gonna vote

24:06

i get there had been a vote where there's

24:08

been a a different version

24:10

of codified grow that i tried to answer

24:12

the concerns of like collins and murkowski

24:15

that was more conservative and didn't go far

24:17

enough and or is it the census amongst the amongst

24:20

the last since some democrats were saying we're

24:22

going to sink this think the doesn't go far enough rayleigh

24:24

you can come up with a scenario where

24:26

you could have seen some intro left issue

24:28

being important in this moment that that

24:30

has not happened that is not what we're here because joe

24:32

biden signed on to the legislation the doesn't

24:34

just protect row but it would expand row

24:37

rest of her bosses

24:39

in the product is a reads i've it's i've

24:41

it's i will i would kick on i just i couldn't believe

24:43

it happens one note of optimism before

24:45

we move on there is another development time even

24:47

talk about michigan a lot i'm organizers

24:50

in michigan announced on monday that they

24:52

turned in over seven hundred and fifty thousand

24:54

signatures to get a ballot initiative

24:57

this november that would enshrine the right

24:59

to an abortion in the states constitution

25:01

a in order to qualify they needed just over

25:03

four hundred and twenty five thousand signatures

25:05

they got seven over seven hundred and fifty thousand

25:08

which is huge i'm if

25:10

you all want to support the campaign in michigan a as

25:12

well as the campaign to stop anti choice ballot measures

25:14

in kansas in kentucky remember there's

25:16

a vote in kansas on august second that's can be the first

25:18

time there's an actual vote a an abortion

25:20

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january

30:11

six committee of back this week with a brand

30:14

new episode of insurrection on tuesday this

30:16

episode will focus on trump's connection to violent

30:18

extremist groups like the proud boys in the oath keepers

30:21

specifically his december nineteenth tweeted

30:23

said quote big protest in dc

30:25

on january six be there

30:27

will be wild on

30:30

friday the committee finally interviewed former white

30:32

house counsel patsy baloney behind

30:34

closed doors and over the weekend they

30:36

get a surprise offer of testimony

30:39

from the host of the war room podcast

30:41

stephen k bannon who didn't

30:43

have the best day in court on monday during the pre trial

30:45

hearing on his contempt of

30:47

congress charges maybe we should start there

30:51

com he had been and hearing go and

30:53

out what's with the change of heart on his decision to

30:55

testify with but the up to her

30:57

yeah steve

30:59

the mentor my future cohorts the

31:01

going on in the worm some other day i haven't

31:03

listened in a minute i gotta get back i'm you so you to bad

31:05

day in court

31:07

steve's a company the

31:09

steve's criminal contempt hearing will not be

31:11

delayed beyond delayed july eighteenth steve

31:13

wanted it delayed because of the jury pool be

31:15

tainted by the publicity in his legal

31:17

view the judge ruled against

31:19

that they ruled against his motion to subpoena house

31:21

democrats are been a cannot argue

31:24

to the jury that he doesn't have to comply with the

31:26

junior six committee be as the committee was

31:28

improperly put together as in gaza novel

31:30

guardsmen they're putting forward mary on our

31:33

the i judge called i'd the last minute

31:35

offer to testify a last ditch attempt

31:37

to avoid accountability i'm

31:39

basically steve's only defenses argue that

31:41

he didn't understand the deadlines to the point where

31:43

his exasperated lawyer was basically

31:45

like whoa what's the point of going to trial five note of defense

31:48

is available to me best crime a day probably

31:50

not something you on a year later say so yeah knows

31:52

it was pretty bad how are we supposed to go to trial

31:54

of we don't have any defense last year

31:56

so there was also a justice department

31:59

court filing

31:59

related to bands contempt course content

32:02

case ah the camera on monday that revealed

32:05

that that the d o j

32:07

interview donald trump's attorney just

32:09

and clark two weeks ago

32:11

what's that about garland finally better get

32:13

up now says no

32:15

is literally i think just about the content

32:17

what they told steve bannon and

32:20

it seems like what trump's lawyer said as we never

32:22

told them that that there was executive privilege

32:24

what's the matter said it's it which is interesting right because

32:26

they've been making obscene completely

32:28

ridiculous claims about what executive

32:30

privilege is or means this whole time forever reason

32:33

they chose on this to not help their

32:35

voice the that this is genuinely confusing

32:37

so there's a letter from october sixth clark

32:39

instructed been and to quote where appropriate

32:41

in invoke any immunities and privileges

32:43

he may have from compelled testimony in response

32:45

to the subpoena ya subtle ban and not

32:47

produce any privilege documents or testimony been

32:50

his lawyers say there are like what is i mean

32:52

what what like give us more clarity on what specifically

32:55

was privileged but then trump's lawyers didn't

32:57

offer

32:58

the anymore so my cynical that

33:01

take on this that that is very convenient for but

33:03

involves steve bannon like i'll i was told

33:05

everything was privileges so i can't talk from

33:07

got a key witness to shut up but now trump's

33:10

lawyer is throwing been his

33:12

lawyer under the bus been and guys pests

33:15

so it's a total mess wedding is holding

33:17

areas hand areas hand lawyer he can

33:20

be on the record telling someone the

33:22

do something that isn't like that

33:24

it will he can't give legal advice that isn't based

33:26

in a lot he can't say you visit executive yeah

33:28

i mean the trump were saying like what we certainly

33:31

didn't say you had immunity from test of grass that

33:34

would be better going to testify well

33:36

in and i mean i was worried when

33:38

i first saw the said this is some some

33:41

stuff were bannon just wanted to like you know

33:44

talk on t v because yeah everybody thought

33:46

this was going to be like has many not even like i'm

33:48

really a good listener yeah bill there were a little

33:50

bit loses ago a better has been to tell you

33:52

that live music be the gloves woke

33:54

up this of this woke up today for the first time

33:57

says with say we're talking about right to

33:59

the say this got him drink or and but

34:01

i says oh yeah they're not give a ban in front of the

34:03

bad as get as better than it is it was you behind closed doors

34:05

firsts but it's also venegas it's like bad and

34:07

like right before his trial begins as trial actually i

34:10

take back my crime my crime mack like wow it's

34:12

like he's driving back to the bank to put the

34:14

money back with as i work at the prosecutors

34:16

me that case in court say they're like to know you don't

34:18

get to get rid of the contempt charges just

34:20

because now you offer to testify you already committed

34:23

the crime that

34:25

works you didn't answer the subpoena didn't

34:27

answer the subpoena a why did

34:29

you forget yeah well that's that's his last defense

34:31

the minutes or that that that's what the lord of the generally

34:33

atlanta offences it's it's end up c d c misdemeanor

34:36

charges are punishable by at least thirty days

34:38

or up to one year in prison upon conviction

34:40

i think there's two charges there might be like up to one hundred

34:42

thousand dollar fine i mean it's just what what's

34:44

what's just pure justice about this whole thing

34:47

is he may be guilty for contempt

34:49

and then he also is going to testify yeah

34:52

well either going to get the testimony anyway

34:54

john judging my my a viewing of the movie

34:56

double jeopardy couldn't you just do the time and then not

34:58

testify like what happens well

35:01

i don't know i think i think he's making out

35:03

on it was my such an unwary was stream

35:05

double jeopardy the our the has a strict scrutiny to

35:07

six years get him going to have anything i can ask

35:09

us for six to thirty second look give us

35:11

a call such as much as one album

35:13

sorry sorry guys

35:16

, very smart or not i'm i'm

35:18

of closed or testimony similarly

35:20

met with the committee for eight hours on friday

35:23

i love at what are we know about what the god of them first

35:25

thing i one thing to note out has been noted on

35:27

twitter to think is important ah that was

35:29

captain he doesn't know how to spell or

35:31

passable on he so is either neither does it need to

35:33

i so as often are in cause captioning

35:36

as patsy baloney said

35:39

yes which is whatever that

35:41

does for you a i appreciate it appreciate got on a

35:43

lot of area so he did you know

35:45

the clear certain things privileged their surroundings

35:48

you refused to testify about bots spokesman

35:50

for his brother committee said that he provided critical

35:52

testimony a nearly every major topic this

35:55

includes information demonstrating donald trump's supreme

35:57

dereliction of duty of care but i don't

35:59

darlington the aroma to dollars is judy

36:01

the part i like steroids as the testimony

36:04

also corroborated key elements of cassidy

36:06

hundred and says to money i remember

36:08

that it has he has it it is the one that said

36:11

ah a couple things that she

36:13

heard from simple only one of which is keep

36:15

in touch with me were going to get charged with

36:17

every crime imaginable if we make

36:19

that movement happened which is the movement trump tried

36:22

to choke out his driver to get

36:24

done and then she was also testified

36:26

of in the violence broke out similarly demanded that meadow

36:28

speak to trump to get him to try to stop it's

36:30

and when when meadows refuse because trump did

36:32

one do anything so blown he said sunday needs

36:34

to be done or people are gonna die the bloods

36:36

going to be on your fucking hands so

36:39

this is what it seems simple

36:41

on he may have corroborate so it seems

36:43

as though stephanie murphy was on meet the press

36:45

or sees it that one of the dinner six committee

36:47

members as he's gonna be leading the hearing

36:49

on tuesday

36:51

he said that he didn't necessarily

36:54

confirm exactly the every crimes imaginable

36:56

quote but also they said that

36:58

he didn't contradict at that although you're all set

37:00

it all i don't even confronts us they they kind

37:02

of went with the like different people have different

37:04

memories of similar things he did not contradict

37:06

any testimony from any other witnesses he also

37:09

didn't necessarily confirm every cassidy had and

37:11

story he doesn't need to confirm everything if

37:14

you said at of fucking white

37:16

house they've got us for every crime

37:18

imaginable if there was viewed insanely

37:21

closer you be like i never said that's not something

37:23

i said right thing i did like these as these

37:25

are better than those members and mostly

37:27

grime yeah had some crimes you might be able

37:29

to imagine there's a sub zero forgettable

37:31

does it work we've all had

37:33

this is imminent

37:34

it's going to be v the comey said they'll be playing

37:36

some a simple on his testimony on

37:38

into this hear it can wait so i'll

37:40

be wed and then have reportedly we're going to get

37:42

testimony from the former spokesman for

37:44

the oath keepers

37:46

that i didn't catch have been also one

37:48

, two guys really sliding doors

37:50

moment for your what's the first my say it

37:52

was a with the marks and contrast contrast

37:56

gotcha same and job of

37:58

really this guy was not in the oath birds but was

38:00

there spokesman in in lived with stewart roads

38:02

one of the founders of the oath keepers i don't know what the life

38:05

choice buddy and then a one or two

38:07

january sixth rally attendees

38:09

i'm not sure if that means like jim jordan that

38:11

gates are just you know just onto the militant

38:13

is a yeah what what do you

38:15

think the you know a lot of people are probably listening to

38:17

this episode tuesday morning right before the hearing

38:19

a what you guys think the committee's goal is for the

38:21

hearing about specifically the connection

38:24

between trump and the extremist groups like you know

38:26

we are we already heard from catch cassidy

38:28

hutchinson say that like trump knew that

38:30

some of his supporters were armed and dangerous urge

38:33

them to go to the capital anyway so what more can we

38:35

get from a from this one

38:36

it's so dumb that they so few the committee members were

38:38

me to press and another shows right murphy

38:41

was ah lofgren

38:43

was raskin southern on and

38:46

what they said was we're going to connect the dots during

38:48

a serious when these groups and those were trying government

38:50

circles overturn the elections with seems like this

38:52

like the final piece of other going

38:54

to go to that meeting the crazies

38:56

meeting at was at willard at

38:59

willard willard or hotel on december eighteenth

39:01

and i think they're going to try to act tie what they

39:03

were going to do and the capital to

39:06

what the i legal

39:08

creeps were doing

39:09

try to overturn the election trying to me finally

39:11

that and we've been talking that for weeks like how are they going to make that

39:14

connection it seems hopefully is a hearing

39:16

where the gonna finally will try to draw that canucks

39:18

as it did they're going to say the term there

39:21

was was it her show far he privilege

39:23

to the my rochelle far the mega smog a shelf and

39:25

ironically a bunch of nazis came dc

39:27

yeah that's bad but that's all point is it did

39:29

it they say this as they a siren song to get

39:31

the bad guys and innocence or isn't much

39:33

as saying that cosby's it's fine it's i will that

39:35

it is it i mesmerizing game of thrones

39:38

me sound like a light on homers and

39:40

that's pretty loud rain yeah loud

39:43

whoever you cannot we want to put one in nyc is

39:46

, shelly put in the show farm militarists

39:49

, they've been trying to make the point since the first hearing

39:52

that these were not random goons

39:54

who came yeah ftc right view the colonized

39:57

extremist groups and

39:59

some these organize extremist groups have now been charged

40:02

by the federal government with seditious conspiracy

40:05

and so now they want to connect trump and

40:07

his goons and his coconspirators in

40:09

the coop to the people who have been charged

40:11

with seditious conspiracy i think that's probably

40:13

the purposeless and they really want to get into this

40:15

meeting that was on december

40:17

twentieth in the way the

40:19

eighteenth twentieth eighteen eighteen in the white house

40:21

that features city pal mike flynn

40:23

the do the founded overstock dot com

40:25

for some reason sydney powell who

40:27

was going to be the he was going to a point as special

40:30

counsel which was supposed to be about

40:32

declaring a national security state of emergency

40:34

a meeting at the white officers out and one of

40:36

the little out of the ones that there's one of the white house and one of the willard

40:38

there are these meetings are everywhere i go i don't know going to get

40:40

it all it's all gonna unfolds right now you're probably listen

40:43

to this right before the peering starts

40:45

but yeah that seems like a an important meeting

40:47

to cover yeah also a

40:49

the new york times reported right before he came in that

40:51

a cassidy hutchinson's testimonies le dio

40:53

j to start discussing trump's

40:56

role more openly in terms of

40:58

whether he himself organized

41:00

or committed a crime a

41:02

oh good what took you so long what ha ha

41:05

ha ha do not know

41:07

where she was met was creative pressure to look

41:09

at his criminal culpability which yes

41:11

my reaction with the same good

41:14

what why why know andrew

41:16

andrew weissmann of of the molar at

41:18

the mother crew wrote the new york times

41:21

today to that that

41:23

can be heard testimony surprise people

41:25

the d o j the had no idea where that was coming from

41:27

and he's like that's not very good sign for d o

41:29

g spot as a puts us to get into this that

41:32

they were surprised that this cassidy hutchinson testimony

41:34

that they're now i do realize that she had

41:36

this moment where she like okay said so much fun

41:38

i want to say more i have a new lawyer with talking about

41:41

this to she'd get clearly made a decision

41:43

to say more and she went to the juniors

41:45

of committee before she went to federal prosecutors but

41:47

stay she was available to federal prosecutors

41:49

right bacon subpoena anyone yes

41:53

it's look i i i

41:55

i said many times on this on his podcast

41:57

of ours that i

42:00

appreciate merrick garland that deliberative piece

42:02

at a we don't know what's going on inside a d o

42:04

j and it is the kind of thing

42:06

where the people who know aren't saying very much

42:09

ah by i worry i

42:11

appreciate what they're saying which is where

42:14

starting from the bottom and we're working our way up

42:16

and they have gone to people like jeffrey clark right he

42:18

is a senior person at a department of justice they

42:20

are moving up here but if they're

42:22

so afraid of seem political that

42:24

they're not talking about the mob boss like it's one

42:26

thing to say we're gonna start with a low level goons

42:28

and work our way up to the mob boss but you can't do

42:30

that if you're free to mention the criminality

42:32

the mob boss says as i i just i

42:35

hope that they're not of i hope that they're working their

42:37

way up to something not afraid of doing

42:40

but it seems like it's probably my clock's ticking

42:43

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45:30

are host of take appreciate

45:32

her chief take officer here cricket media

45:34

alija conus with us once again

45:36

they john

45:37

john tommy it for

45:39

the going haywire

45:41

via a that back and take

45:44

the presenters think ravenous i'm

45:46

very serious and face of the all the producers of see

45:48

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45:49

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45:52

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45:54

that made him on sale of one for politicos was for

45:57

being the worse now

45:59

the funny thing

45:59

it pretty quickly and and encourage me because we

46:02

don't have an interview today too

46:04

that have several suggested going to go

46:07

over

46:07

the boy previous when i go sorry

46:11

why don't we go till the exact moment we don't want to go any

46:13

further it , okay amanda

46:15

take my word for their sons i found my in

46:17

and i really really like okay will do your favorite

46:20

say that get your favorite cel barely begun you

46:22

know and love it's gonna cut us now you

46:24

can't wait you can't be like by no way to eat because it eat point

46:27

okay then know the heart and

46:30

will start with this one that is an alley oop

46:32

for you love it i heard something about

46:34

this decisive problem i re are in the first

46:36

place from a new york times

46:39

i know this is a piece titled

46:41

the fire last and far right

46:44

agree on one thing

46:45

women and

46:49

right so this piece in it's own

46:51

words as the right has dedicated that

46:53

solves the stripping women of on

46:55

minerals while the since last

46:57

the also massage and as because a trans inclusive

47:00

language

47:01

the rhythm peace concludes quote

47:03

hello

47:05

traditional as friendly less

47:07

active best for academic ideologues

47:10

massage units from both extremes of political

47:12

spectrum relish equally the power

47:14

to shut women

47:16

op ed or like a regular writer

47:19

for the times as an opinion piece is he has was

47:21

i guess about a rodent i think

47:23

love and i know who it as we know it as i do not

47:25

ah bret stephens

47:27

it sounds like a brad stevens well that's interesting

47:30

that you would say that

47:31

this person at a is

47:33

cool has been in in their past connected

47:35

to brett stevens oh i didn't know that ah

47:37

yes they were married to brett stevens edit

47:40

it and it there is there is a i love

47:42

is unsubstantiated rumor so that

47:44

the author of this piece ran i believe the new york

47:46

times book review and basically you either

47:49

that it was thought that it was hard to get your book into

47:51

the or times book review have you ever said some shit about

47:53

breast milk ah it's good guys

47:55

have handled in said it's hamill upon that on

47:58

that i don't by the way i don't know them i just that is

48:00

true i don't care

48:02

that know why this be successful men assess

48:04

assess as i

48:06

, not what the problem is with these columns

48:08

this is off the charts false equivalency

48:10

other i just off the charts in in

48:13

in in the wake of dobbs just a heads

48:15

truly truly despicable it

48:17

is so

48:19

like this sort of

48:20

know your enemy know what your threat know

48:22

what if you actually are worried about

48:24

trump s and attacks on women

48:27

from the right the idea that you would equate

48:29

it to a language that

48:31

respects the existence of trans people

48:34

is obscene it is ridiculous

48:36

it is forerunner of in a debate over

48:38

that language it is it's is the host

48:40

fitness like it's so it's

48:42

it's just as it's it it it it is

48:44

so awful edges reflects somebody

48:47

it reflects a worldview

48:49

it just doesn't worry about their own rest

48:51

great the just doesn't feel threatened by

48:53

what's happening enough because if you

48:56

really did internalize how

48:58

dangerous the right is to women

49:00

to all of us to trans people to everybody

49:03

you would never in a million years equate

49:05

it to recognizing the fact

49:07

that trans people exist and that we

49:09

are having an important his conversation

49:13

, gender that is long overdue

49:15

is just obscene i hate it it's is the worst com

49:17

ever seen as city been out the assess

49:20

assess asceticism

49:22

oh okay for your thoughtful

49:25

boy books about it has to have of i'd have to give

49:27

it a full power especially because it was designed

49:29

it was the i'm jill rage twitter winning

49:31

design i'm doing what it did i've given it

49:33

a full playbook because in in the true

49:36

wade at the take appreciate her scale was

49:38

developed it it's for someone

49:40

who just tried really hard to be that

49:42

annoying that those are the people who really deserve and

49:44

i think i think the current her neck com was about how

49:46

john roberts should retire or like yeah

49:48

just really see that i heard a were just

49:50

on a tear just what a waste of space

49:53

in a newspaper that homeless in

49:55

read it on the go for politico success

49:57

at it i resisted the siren song

49:59

of

49:59

being outraged by an idiot

50:01

great while on vacation city of

50:03

we were on yes i've been away elijah

50:06

i read up on us what's ah

50:09

innocent as i was on me cases two and a

50:11

similar i saw your race with it

50:13

the race waiting on vacation get it

50:15

i was laughing and that a take it that hard

50:17

with across the the wire i

50:21

thought well let's see how you react

50:23

to this it thank you i'm

50:25

gonna jump around here i'm going to move this

50:28

one up to make sure we get to it just was

50:30

from a cable news show is just had

50:33

we need a little bit of back on for and maybe we

50:35

should play the red sensibility alert

50:37

well

50:39

the ability alert that the

50:42

ability alert

50:43

in fact god

50:45

todd

50:46

the borneo ronald reagan

50:49

your neared with the bourbon and the west

50:51

wing

50:52

read her

50:53

the you know where i'm going with us so

50:56

recently george brett kavanaugh

50:58

went out to eat at wharton statehouse

51:01

the or investors gonna here's their they went

51:03

to the restaurant they never went inside a

51:06

called i was forced to leave early

51:08

through the backdoor this led

51:10

to a civility outrage

51:12

news cycle one of our favorites here

51:15

which included this class

51:17

charlotte whenever you're ready

51:19

limitless be very clear is none

51:21

of us and you do not have a first

51:23

amendment right

51:24

who

51:25

protests judges you explicitly

51:28

and specifically do not have that right

51:30

though

51:31

or maybe due to the the a few

51:33

has this is there a specific and

51:35

i know what interesting and know that i

51:37

haven't seen

51:38

also

51:40

there whatever happened to they're afraid of a return

51:42

to norms of they wanted to return to norms that

51:44

it's the more they do this and more they

51:46

just encourage people on the right to responding time

51:48

with people are typically don't but i'm

51:50

not encouraging that i obviously january sixth

51:52

as a completely different things that don't at me

51:54

right guys who is presumes

51:57

on by the returned to norms she was that

51:59

that

51:59

brianna right yes correct a recognize

52:02

the voice

52:03

i mean this is gonna have to be

52:05

a for playbook for me because it's so

52:07

fundamentally wrong

52:09

will you know it is there's something going to read

52:11

has been something going wrong that apparently it is illegal

52:13

to protest outside judges

52:15

supreme court justices homes there is

52:18

a lot but that's said so they have twisted

52:20

that now into his new first emirates

52:22

and protests were at wherever regatta

52:25

norden see if it is not the others know like

52:27

dumb be added the constitution doesn't

52:29

like cease existing and five and a radius of these

52:31

for concrete this one was grade good you got

52:33

a random brand to weigh in with the statements

52:35

yes on constitutional rights in like whenever

52:37

we can get morton's involved in some sort

52:39

you know like second amendments third book pick an

52:41

amendment you can get a dinner chain to

52:44

way and i think that's a that's a winning strategy

52:47

for higher will take something anyone's also

52:49

anyone's challenge the law about

52:51

not protesting as i just as his home in some time

52:53

that i i might imagine you'd win that challenge

52:56

how are you don't ruin it just as those

52:58

fucking ourselves and assessed why why

53:00

is this such catnip for cable

53:02

but it's like every time there's

53:04

someone's dining experience gets

53:06

messed up and somewhere else a lie to sort

53:08

out a way in the same way they're certain people

53:11

that watch nature videos and

53:13

they see a cheetah chasing

53:15

a gazelle and they can only see themselves

53:17

as a cheetah they do not recognize and i

53:19

think azalea they bees are all people

53:22

that eat at fucking fancy places it

53:24

is inconceivable of them to not have access reproductive

53:26

care but they can imagine or i

53:28

did their dinner being disturbed that is easy to

53:30

announce a back door he cannot a front

53:32

or into the back door but we had detective

53:34

walk i trashed to

53:36

more guy or guns or maybe just maybe

53:38

by the way the all we know you've

53:41

been and mourns as many times where you to leave

53:44

quickly to get home to a toilet and

53:46

for all we know brett kavanaugh was desperate

53:48

to shit after eating after huge and

53:50

huge and probably delicious but ultimately

53:52

disgusting meal and maybe he just

53:55

needed to get home and those protestors were the cover

53:57

he needed thanks allies as thanks for include

53:59

at this

53:59

for don't know i also like words

54:02

love it i

54:05

give this one

54:07

three three

54:08

because you wouldn't try she didn't really she sort

54:10

of stumbled into had see that you know i

54:14

don't hate of reno thinks the first mm it doesn't

54:16

apply to judges assistance as a society that

54:18

live tv i don't know anybody does it

54:20

we had a distinctive pieces of

54:24

seven felt like it amazes

54:27

me that we don't without certainly doesn't sound

54:29

legit about the norm to talk

54:31

with with dead zone alleging has subsided

54:34

i mean by this point you know there's only

54:37

so much average we can muster

54:39

give it give us another win prizes life

54:41

again this doesn't fit the normal

54:43

take appreciate resources appreciate resources

54:45

saw may decide to put an end years

54:48

ago

54:48

though it wasn't is appropriate because today

54:51

we have the january six hearing of cyprus

54:53

on extremist groups like the cowboys are

54:55

keepers i watch the january

54:57

six years with off our group tragedy keep

54:59

dot com patrick media subscribe

55:02

that he was in the sarasota

55:04

herald tribune wow it

55:07

was so angry that they actually permitted

55:09

today but screenshots live forever so

55:11

here we go the paper titled

55:14

attacking cowboys the

55:16

disservice to carrying the school parents

55:20

what again

55:23

for broadway or and a violent extremist

55:25

group the here's a club i

55:28

think i'm the proud boys i think

55:30

of father's business owners

55:32

and battered stomp on his

55:34

father's have spoken out many school board

55:36

meetings they are concerned about the direction of their

55:38

local schools and i commend them from coming

55:41

to slavery hearings they

55:43

were having a those who wrote this

55:46

i do not i saw this is

55:48

a joke controversy job of a parody

55:51

tested sales it

55:53

does seem like when like to those to

55:55

those comedians i crank call people

55:57

get on the phone with like the sectors day some

55:59

bit

55:59

the be someone that we that we know nervous

56:02

i i i think this fall's the category

56:05

of

56:05

it's impossible to tell the difference between

56:08

extremism and parity

56:10

without more context because this

56:12

is such as a

56:14

that shit fucking thing so there are there was a few

56:16

you

56:17

the author is some

56:19

none of the oregon adjust her name

56:22

i it was melissa rod events

56:24

but the kicker is that she is married

56:26

to a member of the problems

56:29

ah ah i am a matter

56:31

of every go while we say to get down

56:33

but it's house it's quite telling that it went up and

56:36

all i mean you couldn't you can use

56:38

the i see them as caring parents

56:40

excuse with literally any flavor

56:42

of horrific there's a better at history gabby

56:45

it is absolutely true that many

56:47

people who joins the cystic right wing organizations

56:50

are in other ways considered

56:52

upstanding member society that's in part

56:54

what has made them so dangerous yeah that

56:56

some

56:57

anyway at the i mean that that ones

56:59

on the op ed page not amina or

57:01

know what's going on in sarasota to some ideas eat i

57:03

really need to circulate on your platform without

57:05

the a good one to not as an arm

57:08

right what to do with it we wanna do we recall there

57:10

to on a lighter to do a more the sewer more like

57:12

the last one or i was from

57:15

should i pick i was just a take down

57:17

of the james webb space telescope

57:20

the field my ass eliza said eliza

57:22

was so many good ones i've there's i've there's o'clock

57:24

when sweet but i'm going to pass by lox as a treat

57:27

or that will destroy guys yeah we shouldn't

57:29

a and in that no one should give based on craig's more

57:31

and more airtime

57:32

adding to the point is that some debate

57:35

on your from the guys it's from it's

57:37

from politico magazine so

57:40

the namesake for the for segment here

57:42

sir it is titled potter

57:44

runs in twenty twenty four

57:46

here's to the democrats

57:49

spoilers

57:51

john stewart

57:52

i saw a piece of rates are fine said

57:54

run again but if he doesn't talk qatar is don't search

57:56

should run here's a quote abiding

57:59

does one your will start

58:01

with a massive name id advantage over

58:03

any democrat and about legion of

58:05

daily show seven

58:08

years ago but trump's jumped from tv the white

58:10

house's time the viewers even

58:13

i'm a defending reality series the

58:15

humidity voters by that measure stewart

58:17

starts off better position

58:19

than anyone else in the democratic

58:21

field from the start

58:24

madison impressive brain poison

58:26

right there are , separated

58:30

even if separated even fulfills my number one

58:32

my number one rule which is famous for two dozen

58:34

tests as soon as this

58:37

issue for any streaming service sorry politicians

58:39

can be present gotta be famous for two thousand and ten

58:42

look i'll say what the

58:44

embassy executives said

58:47

about about of comedians than eighty

58:49

nineties to bagel

58:53

i think bit

58:56

out , who this person needs to

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show was watched by that many people as i did

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what this product to get missing is very niche yeah

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he's saying i like to answer to the

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i think if we're going to run a comedian for president

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a comedian go go down colbert others

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had guts out i run our son i think that

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that was just something i could get felt so there's

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already got felt everybody national audience on

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politically astute of i'm i'm

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gone arbor oh

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the sort of i'm cranky

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grandpa energy the john stewart has

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enjoy as i find very funny but i think it is kind

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of the challenging politically when you need to

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talk to be only the hero who wrote

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