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Overtime – Episode #607: Matt Taibbi, Lis Smith

Overtime – Episode #607: Matt Taibbi, Lis Smith

Released Saturday, 6th August 2022
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Overtime – Episode #607: Matt Taibbi, Lis Smith

Overtime – Episode #607: Matt Taibbi, Lis Smith

Overtime – Episode #607: Matt Taibbi, Lis Smith

Overtime – Episode #607: Matt Taibbi, Lis Smith

Saturday, 6th August 2022
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welcome to night vale podcast from

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the hbo late night real time

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with

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bill maher

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i can make a list of who

0:11

i like to be on college did trump ever

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been

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is your buddha prime

0:21

minister of pakistan? yet

0:22

okay, come on all

0:25

right, or we right, okay forgot

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it

0:29

here we are we're talking politics

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has for

0:34

panel if you had to make to make who a

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window geo p domination

0:38

twenty twenty four ron or dawn

0:41

and that to it's gonna to the trump or disservice

0:44

who would you bet o'day wellness

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brought open questions on

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i'm i'm leaning more toward run idol

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ronald mcdonald

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oh

1:04

only serves as a shot

1:06

you're always got more than a shot mean he's we

1:08

by taking one straw poll in new hampshire

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and

1:11

i cringe vs

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to me like she's right now but

1:15

he's not actually gonna lie the atlanta

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plan

1:18

oh no

1:19

where is not christie ask

1:21

very good yeah

1:22

the christie's twice the man who

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the

1:32

us economy added over half a million

1:34

jobs in july is that proves that biden

1:36

was some at writing claiming that us is not

1:38

in a recession

1:40

that

1:41

yeah

1:44

go for all the suspense or yeah

1:48

i think it is dangerous to do

1:50

weekly statistics and try to figure out

1:52

i mean rooms like this i'm in i'm

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we learn that the things go nearly

1:57

also the like nearly three early him inside

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would you did now like i mean letter

2:02

there's a caravan but i

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wouldn't say yeah we'd better it's a moot point

2:07

because people don't it's it's how they steal

2:09

another actual it's like is

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, how i feel about in the moment is how much i'm worth

2:16

worth sales very sales i

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mean there's an actual definition of recession

2:22

when gdp or i declines

2:24

for two quarters but no one knows

2:26

that forget a shit a manager was a quarter

2:28

a day or more of a thrust

2:30

definition because there's another definition

2:33

that that is based on is national was

2:36

it economic research and any

2:38

i've already was happy by they've already no

2:42

one is

2:43

what would you have people feel

2:46

how much they pay for gas that we made

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it at

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the unemployment rate is relatively

2:51

insignificant compared to have people actually feel

2:53

i will agree with

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unemployment unemployment is three point

2:56

five percent

2:57

that is why had ever goes now

2:59

it also could be people are in shitty jobs

3:02

in a like

3:03

the mean that

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hundreds her out of audience member here

3:15

a shitty is

3:22

often and be impaneled be impaneled study

3:25

shows that loneliness and isolation

3:27

races risk of heart attacks

3:29

the dogs by thirty percent well

3:32

i know they should get people in obesity right

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now figured out what

3:40

it what are your thoughts on this day being

3:42

that you wrote your latest developed during a time

3:44

of worldwide social isolation absolutely

3:47

social mean you know statistically they can they

3:49

can point to things like then like suppose is is

3:51

mean statistically but it also

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intuitively make sense you know what were your heart

3:55

hurts rent of stress

3:57

and that's your heart i mean it's not your

3:59

the bar but it does seem that be some kind

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of correlation well i mean one of my

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big issues with western

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medicine why i don't want i'm to

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tell me what to do with my body

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is because of i couldn't name a thousand

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but

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right off the top they pay no

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attention and give no credence to the mind

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body connection it

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, a choice but it has

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slots his eyes that's not i

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think in one hundred years we will be back

4:29

at the way they do things now and just

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when we look back a hundred years you really

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think and twenty years to be going

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like get twenty twenty two that's when we pretty

4:38

much had it all figured out and know

4:43

we look back we look years i can't believe

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they're doing it i can i can name things they're

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doing right now that i know is a layman

4:50

that are gonna look back i

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mean eighty of covered people in the hospital

4:55

got antibiotics

4:57

which to work on virus

4:59

they're me sometimes other reasons why

5:01

you would get

5:02

just antibiotics the where they give not

5:04

like skittles

5:06

i mean i'm glad we have such thing

5:08

but they're making so the going to work anymore because

5:10

we over prescribe

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one of dozens of

5:13

things anyone don't get me started on not

5:16

afford better little effort working

5:26

for you know amongst the swagger

5:28

to give out thank you the of the box

5:30

of ever met him he

5:35

heard about that as

5:37

, good example i assume that you're being

5:39

snarky liberal about that either me me

5:43

mack to a snarky okay was

5:46

good example like if you watch msnbc

5:49

would you heard was this was whores madison

5:52

the rooms are taking horrors managed

5:54

okay it's not your source medical

5:56

oh all right but i mean that's a good example

5:58

of how people are in their bob

5:59

and they only read and see

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one thing a coffee robes was

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a road

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the is wearing a mask outside and

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twenty two year olds wearing a mask outside

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what osu more wrong i don't

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know eu [unk]

6:23

record of the rooms i figure was actually

6:26

versions on the were on

6:28

a republican on the right elite who

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who have an anti scientific

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the agenda too

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propose you know so smile really

6:37

on whose side and again

6:40

it's a very

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ricky thing repair on anti scientists

6:43

it is i went i get on

6:48

, as allies though i only got know know

6:50

i'm just saying that has been a lot of bad science

6:53

on both sides so that's has always bill

6:55

science works badly science

6:57

works by making mistakes eye

6:59

or okay but we should we should losses

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as as whole

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lot whole nonsense

7:08

has he says if you don't believe in me

7:10

you don't believe in that science well that's

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is no law yeah okay that

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well i think you've been wrong about a lot of yeah exactly

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or also

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i mean fancy eighty one he had

7:23

didn't have trouble with cove

7:25

biden seventy nine didn't have trouble

7:27

with the queen's one hundred and fifty can

7:33

, stop at with at drummer

7:35

we also sometimes work backwards from

7:37

like that the politics of politics like when donald trump

7:40

came out and said that it's or clerk when

7:42

for everybody that was like automatically was like the

7:44

drug i've been a were right the joint it's

7:46

not a drugs fault but there are currently in

7:48

her first no republican or democratic

7:51

drug eggs aggro mechanism given

7:53

to millions of people i know wanted

7:55

some might say or write or maybe

7:57

here is an agenda to throw a lot

7:59

the

8:00

the of out there to see what sticks

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from one side rather than

8:05

the more monolithic scientific side on

8:07

the other side

8:08

i use when i really wish that but again

8:10

it's not the drugs fault not only enterprise

8:13

only is the so hot that like the other hand

8:15

is by thanking him for the ivermectin the lesson

8:20

wow

8:23

putting your family filling out

8:25

how to later i'm an hour here is some people

8:27

are asking this makes america safer

8:30

what are your thoughts

8:31

my i have time either

8:33

we certainly stone

8:35

you know the idea that because

8:37

it's twenty years later that

8:40

we should somehow let this guy

8:42

go and retire in florida

8:45

as absolutely fucking ridiculous

8:52

the en masse is that

8:54

we should find and

8:56

hunt down every single

8:59

person who helped plan and

9:01

execute the nine eleven attacks

9:04

even if it takes us to big

9:05

and how i know where they are

9:10

i know what with from

9:12

producers it was

9:15

, saudi arabia so

9:17

did it

9:18

the river bridges and and

9:21

no one should ever compare anything to holocaust

9:23

and i'm certainly not going to do that here

9:25

about it

9:35

regular roman the science

9:38

because you are those mother fuckers are still

9:40

hunting down not use today

9:43

hundred

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now either so

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he about the active nazis in the past not

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the ones in the

9:54

exactly these

9:58

atrocities

10:00

you can you not let to hook for

10:02

twenty years later of it's thirty years later

10:05

years later there can be some retribution from outside

10:07

our like what they're just sitting on their hands

10:09

and like a world good with america now

10:12

now

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my only push back

10:14

and the i did a story on that

10:16

touched on al zawahiri couple years ago

10:19

and the drone program we've been

10:21

trying to kill the sky for a long time

10:23

and he's been reported dead at least twice

10:26

before , of human rights group

10:28

in britain called reprieve that reported

10:30

that that we bombed

10:32

a school and are there were seventy

10:34

nine kids and twenty and start

10:36

seventy six kids and twenty nine adults who

10:38

were killed in trying to

10:41

alzheimer's trying to get our wedding awareness

10:43

the the there were two big attacks

10:45

in two thousand and six there were others my

10:48

point is we're going to ignore the fact

10:50

that the fact that we've killed all those people and

10:52

we know it was trying to you can yeah you

10:54

can message asking because i never heard that yeah

10:56

there were were two big attacks and and or

10:58

is a town called har another one called

11:00

and called shanghai the point is we're going make more

11:03

also a here is that way and

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a that's what i what we apparently

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of improve the technology because we got the flying

11:09

ginsu knives

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reducing

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their hypocrisy of the al qaeda leaders biggest

11:21

they said bin , living

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in a cave remember wasn't in a cave he

11:25

wanted to be in a bought a bought get

11:28

a nice house an hour with second

11:30

we pulled out of afghanistan also

11:32

eerie most back into com only want the nightlife

11:34

they want the good restaurants that want to live

11:37

in a up the fucking fucking

11:41

in a town they want to be in the city there

11:43

but a lot the man was i said

11:46

about

11:48

whatever and inside only should be

11:50

too serious sharon but one other thing

11:52

about this was on a lot of

11:55

finance critic said that when we pulled out

11:57

of afghanistan that we're we're know what the terrorists

11:59

is

11:59

while there and this sort of blood

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sacrifices

12:04

yeah whose

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son

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biden critic

12:08

but the terrorists are running while the

12:10

taliban are completely what i can charge

12:12

only reneged on everything member said they were

12:14

going to do have a women are back to being

12:16

the third class citizens and

12:18

they're letting the terrorists moved back their

12:20

peers are in downtown what

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are you talking about

12:23

that running is the head of al qaeda

12:25

out there is our hearing

12:28

a game

12:29

why big that matters

12:32

they're going

12:35

well he was and we got him

12:37

but they've let him back in the taliban

12:40

were not good partners

12:42

not honest negotiating partners or not

12:44

i will i'm all for the and i've

12:46

been fighting did the right thing by holding out

12:48

of afghanistan i don't think that guess it's

12:51

okay as and it was it was as

12:53

offices and

12:56

he did he stick the landing know

12:58

so disappointing why something

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that consequential couldn't have been done with

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efficiency

13:04

just makes me worry that years ago

13:07

or ten years ago, they

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had time to plan it and when they, when finally

13:13

it off, 2 days

13:16

before and it just, it

13:18

makes me worry about everything in this country

13:20

cuz this country just really can't do anything efficiently

13:22

and i thought the military what's the last

13:25

line of the defense? a

13:28

long enough thank you

13:29

way

13:33

hi, tony mathis show the real time with

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bill maher, every friday night at 10 or

13:37

watching any time on hbo on demand for

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more

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information, log on to to h b dot

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com

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