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victoria beckham accepts fashion award

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the david championship addition dot com joe biden went out on the campaign trailand in context he said that whereas the republicans want a panchen wall street they're going to quote what y'all backin kane and of course conservatives have control over this trying to see here'sthe reason that conservatives are so desperate burn opportunity to call of mainstream democrat campaignstatements racist because the report republican so often a traceof campaign finance further jumping all

over this one except is not really racist on the planis for you and then we'll talk about it this is so funny conservativescompletely up in arms about races job i did it is much ado about nothing pickling every public before market with the that you locator budget and with the postage really wants to letthat he said the first hundred days he's

cool with the big banks which againwrite the rules unchanged if we got back in chains arthur there's the contact again this is they felt like it was a crowd ofblack people whereas very clearly accusatory a and and and if it's notwhat other chain reference could really be madehere the statement that came out in the runthe campaign was the comments made by the vice president are not acceptable inour political discourse

and they demonstrate yet again that theobama campaign will say and do anything the win this election resonable bombing should tell theamerican people whether he agrees with joe biden'scomments first of all the racist implications that we'rehearing are just not true in my brain lewis do you see racist implicationshere uh... no i'd just think it was a poor choice ofwords the time do you see racist

implications well i don't know the argument that isjust a poor choice of words if a republican made the same estate we placethe ripper represents some sort of a deep down racist ideology uh... or racist comment or racialcomments not racist so i think we're giving them the benefitof doubt because we kind of agree with joe biden on many other things idisagree there because he's he's he's talking about it's not like he's justauthor ad-hoc saying republicans are going to put you incheck

this is not the group of black people first of all butsecondly he's carrying through just what he wassaying they want republicans are said they wanna unchanged unshackled and many times is the termthat's been used by republicans wall street okay and then

biden is saying well they're going toput you all and change in other words restrict freedom which we've seen right restrict the freedom to make a attitudeto file a lawsuit in many cases for fear of this kind of uh... sasquatch lake frivolous lawsuit the republicans arealways looking for uh... cases where i mean look at

freedom in terms of women's rights rightrepublicans it do you want to put women's rights in chains i think it's actually a pretty actanalogy for what's actually going on yeah it's there'd be many works whereand when you put it into ended its proper context but uh... still kind of a poor choice of words andthat he eat you are walking on eggs eggshells when you're when you'rerunning for reelection and he should just be more careful

i basically totally disagree with theidea that this could even be controversial uh... but given that it is and i thinkhe should watch is language more which is gonna be difficult this is very gasproblem that he is definitely extremely gap and first it would be a big attacking deal withabiding catholic and okay jim irani disqualify himself byaccepting foreign cash in mid june this is justbefore the romney trip to europe john mccain gave an interview to p_b_s_three said something kind of interesting

criticize sheldon adelson huge contributions the republicancandidates in super back saying quote much of adelson sca see you know uh... much of innocence casino profits come through him to him through his casino in macau now than they can win on instead this says that obviously maybe in aroundabout way foreign money is coming into an american campaign

who american political campaign now in january the supremecourt actually said that citizens united does allow corporations in people the donate and not to miss lee and anunlimited quantities to campaign issue per pax or in cash is strictly for been so then the question is shortlyafter romney goes abroad on this incredible speaking of gaffe prone onthis incredible gaff laden

trip to europe in israel and so on andso forth there's a bunch of these fundraiserslondon in israel et cetera on the record these fundraisers where for americanswho are living abroad it's all perfectly fine it's americansgiving money to an american campaign they just happen to be living abroad orvacationing bronner however it is that they found themselvesand he's okay we don't really know who donated one the guardian noted that ron we decidedto completely block

the israel event from the pressincluding american press transparency that had been promisedcompletely disappeared it turned into total opacity we don't know who donated what is thebottom line in citizens united does say no foreign cash answer election allows super packs to acceptmoney without saying who the donors are through the specialset of loopholes but the bottom line is

the campaign cannot accept foreign cashwe need to know exactly where that money came from we need transparency from theromney campaign and if it does turn out that foreigncash was expected by the letter of the law this would disqualify romney from being presidential can and is this being taken seriously by anyone well i don't know i mean is this the equivalent of uh...of diversity picketing

alive really hope not because this thisthere's actually was in the questions here in other words we just need to see who donate phylliswho donated both that either transparency to the ronnie can youyou're asking the romney campaign for transparency so well it would be nice okay as you just go ask your warrenbuffet for ten mil yeah in cash made maybe you'll get it and he shouldgo as warren buffett to pay more taxes

than a secretary this is unlikely every c_n_b_c_'s trying to make that happen busy out there uh... lou college of on it was ourfriend from the examiner but also from the great face book page we survivedbush you'll survive old bomber he has this great article in theexaminer about there's no bomb a death threat that's being looked at how by thesecret service work at

was in pale and burned alive next to an obamacampaigns like this is convene considered a possible threat for the president after this was found uh... using an american flag to top it off to the and helmet wasdone right next to the obama campaign sign this was in southern minneapolis on fell apart the park is also used as a polling area

and the primary elections of course arebeing held there it's not known if the display hasanything to do with the local election distributed attention of law enforcementagencies from all over the minnesota area including homeland security it's been reported that other itemsfound at the scene included a can of ice he as well as cat uh... hints that hasn't been releasedthe fingerprints have been found you

know the every single one of the storiesis interesting to me because you really just don't see thelapd using animal cruelty to intimidate britain make political statement you just don't see it bomb i mean is this something that is just i mean what why do this at all is is even a death threat it's not evenclear with the down here it is

definitely a tactic men to intimidate tointimidate what you think someone's not going to vote because there's a dead caton the relying on and i know influence i mean you're certainly not gonna makobomb a drop out of the campaign wasn't not that i need to tell you that we see an overwhelming amount of protest animalcruelty from the right i mean let'sconceptualized remember mit romney strapped his dog through theroof of a station wagon and drove around

the country is the dog defecating here i don't think we i have to tell youtwice which side conservatives progressives are the oneswho tend to use animal cruelty or disregard animal welfare uh... you know what it's not just uh...animals it's it's human life tamara unless you're another board fetus inthat case it's i mean they're essentially a god right you are entitled

but once the barn healthcare out the window right to marry whoever you love welfarelingam yeah all those things in a questionabout are on his bonus so we've got a bunch ofgreat stories for you producer lou is actually both produces and host the bones that which is quite abit of work as well it's very involved fukushima

we're now seeing mutant butterfliesaround fukushima will talk to louis about whether his trip to japan vacationtrip plans are on hiatus so to speak also saudi arabia is objecting to twodifferent new domain name dot islam and dot game interesting what's the connection we'lltalk about that and also an birth like planet has beendiscovered size wise atmosphere wise temperature wise itlooks very very favorable for supporting

human life it forty light years away we'll talk about that get the bonus soif you don't get get it david patten dot com slash membershipwill take a break back with plenty more after this david's admission met david packard dot com welcome back to the david fashion showwelcome back to the show i want to say hi to when you did it happens to amember of the day which is of course made possible in part by liberal biasdot com

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with his music with clay theirincredible at in probably touching promotionalvideo for north korea here we go to court the spectacle inuh... in north korea of that incredible yesterday i had a road rage incident ofcore that is perfectly calm but the other driver was was uh... incrediblyraging i was made i was at an intersection okay i have a green light i'm making a left there's someone who is kind of

crossing that intersection in otherwords they have a red light and they're just kind of rolling forwardthrough the red light making a left themselves very bizarre driving in otherwords you've got a red light why you making a left on red i'veabsolutely no idea says i'm going bites the light out i roll down my window and i'm looking at the woman's drivingby about thirty year old woman and as i will let me know down a fewlook at me kind of like she's confused as to what i'm doing a go

you've got a red light just like that you've got a red lightand i point to it as you looked at me he puts up both of our middle fingersand she says f u go after yourself f u and she's waiting the middle fingersout of the window what how angry must he be he was runninga red light he almost hit me in is that you're you're running a red light l very very angry driver

yeah i uh... are often see people make adriving error and then getting credit also you know assault on me him courts and uh... you knowsometimes they don't four people off on the night i was right here for a stop it rightyesterday i was coming home a car pulls up across me a four-way stopit's taking elapsed hi pull up before we start across her im goingstraight and now the third car pull up

is this uh... relatively older men in a very old mercedes the car takes its left and i start going and he just puts hishand up like this is what he has no idea what's going on and just goes right through but after scientists i know that i could do i will admit thatamong by sometimes you had a four-way intersection when there's confusionabout who showed up first

is the theory the car in front of you stocks at the atthe stop sign and then goes and then you're supposed to pull up tothat stop sign stop and then go when it's your turn sometimes i will take my previousposition where i was with my position from when i was second inline and i will just act as if that was mystopped at the stop sign position and go in that order in other words based on when i i stoppedthem

scritto doesn't even like curtain not bad move right uh... it's not a good one yeah and thetime you know the move and talking about yet and one other people do it i flipthem up yeah but in this particular case i wascompletely right i did not deserve to be store at odds foreigners laurette iceshouldn't have been sworn in you're you're right okay she was wrong speaking of liars

joe the plumber is now saying put adamned fence on the border going in mexico and start shooting now really we should be calling joe theplumber we should be calling them samuelwurzelbacher the wire who was not a plumber and doesn't make two hundred fiftythousand dollars a year isn't buying applying business has no plumbing lifeloving now he makes at least two hundred fifty thousand years for all of thepress he got from lying about not making for making two hundred people you haveto do

to make two hundred and fifty thousandyears speaking why and say you're making two hundredfifty thousand dollars a year from plumbing he sick it's actually kind ofreally uh... i wouldn't say that would normallyworked at the end in your favor if you try that i think he was in the rightplace at the right time you know if you can lie about being aplumber lie about something more glamorous ido abunch of plumbers it's pretty hard work they work long days oftentimes they getvery dirty uh... i would say lie about somethinglight optic you're gonna lie about what

your job is although maybe he wasthinking it's not really believable that he's a nuclear physicist i'm gonna lieabout being a plumber because it more less believable i've i've been in rooms with plumbingmaybe that good qualified and i don't know uh... maybe once he uh... uh... change the uh... the faucet under sink yeah and the flapper maybe

yeah honestly okay here's what he had tosay here's this brilliant idea the idea was not great videos from huffington post say it is the slidell what we can not make itincredibly is uniform become violent and alluding to crimes he would commitfitness just because he's running for congress want what would you care thatback

i don't know you-know-what in a way i admire that so you do is nothiding the fact that is completely out of the court and which is because he's not hiding it hewon't win over every politician did that i think this country will be much bettershape it's funny how earlier in the video he refers to himself in the thirdperson at yale but his name if he's not really joannehis middle name is joseph its whole areas to be referring toyourself in the third person by a name

that is not really your name where you guys do you gotta do yeah i mean a lot about that you know whoelse would likely won't lie about his uh... his is violence and uh... dizzying phobiayou know who else was that uh... fundraiser sheriff joe arpaio was he really it's like the perfectcollection the other like a hundred and twenty five people and the prescotte-news assaying joe our pilots there

it's unbelievable route mars those guys to get along great marcy kaptur is running against wurzelbacher joe the plumber uh... heavily favored to win condemned his comment saying joe theplumber is commons and no place in a civil society why not say joe theplumber is comments don't even deserve to be listened to because his names notzero in he's not a plumber

but he misled the entire countryincluding president obama john mccain about that throughout thecampaign sam has enough over so remember when john mccain champion thisguy that was unbelievable by the way do you see what she wasbasically the face of the campaign for a few months than ever be month for a few a few days there's a few weeks at least i don'tknow hearing how how long was it

there's about two hours you have acouple of noses violates all week and then it kinda fizzled over the followingtwo weeks i wonder how joe the plumber that i can't even say it was very basici wonder how work full barker the wire would react if mexicans said they should put up afence and start shooting americans that would be different because they'reillegal immigrants book but joe there not a legally intheir own country only a look-see obama's birthcertificate sheriff joe arpaio told me

that there was that redirection yet onthe same thing put up a fence the star shooting at people who were in their owncountry raising his it behind the fences aregoing to be behind the border don't know the fed's good to be on the border andhe wants to shoot them while they're in their own country he's a plumber who isone clogged toilet away from breaking into the top one percent that's alright wishing i was i thought it would befascinating i'm actually we should really do is we might be able tointerview joe the plumber let's get them on but then ask only plumbing questions

and maybe even i'll get like a friend ofmine who's actually a plumber and have a means theater like the bait joe theplumber on plumbing related issue well the funniest thing would be that wecontacted p_r_ person and they don't watch this clip before he comes on right and so they don't know that we'replanning on basically ambushing him with questions either he's not going to beolympic and that he is it's funny because usually a political ambush islike gotcha questions about specific political donations what is going tohave basic questions about the trade he

claims the practice that's what ithought that i think this is actually a brilliant idea yeah i know we should doit i wanted i don't get on that list alright but i'll get on first story about and actual plumber i want to show you dramatic video of aseventy one-year-old man who was a lifelong bomber getting taken to the ground by policefor questioning paul ryan wanting to cut medicare cut social security cardbenefits for seniors but this is this is

incredible this is tom neilson who foundhimself based their own being handcuffed because he hadquestions about what on earth is paul ryan doing testing okay let me go tothis video here this is from a uh... recent alrightevent at the rotary club apparently it's therotary club of i don't know where it is if the rotary club meeting of thatparticular jurisdiction here fit

dough k capitol started the has part of a paralegal finally got shit website carefully as paul ryan making those comments aguy's face down and police were handcuffed seventy one years old the doesn't seem to be injured so thisis this is troubling to me because and he doesn't have a relationship numberone

to other people found themselves underarrest for speaking out at the luncheon and uh... then of course this individualtom sought on nelson watched as twenty-five years wereescorted out as well it says a lot about paul ryan i thing if he's willing to make jokes while senior citizens are on the groundhowling in pain after asking why paul ryan wants to cuttheir benefits i think it it says a lot about alright and it was a howling in pain

uh... yeah um... i mean i understand why the man wasremoved he was he was very loud and uh... an abrasive and clearlyinterrupting things uh... making fun of them pretty distasteful and that the budget plan for adistasteful as we had a three that the real is this for things look alrightdude seniors in this country but i'm not in that moved but

nominate do think that uh... did you know joked that he cracked wasprolly importation indicates general if this is trying to come up again in the campaign is what i'm saying iwould assume uh... but the guy is interrupting that out you know a speech bird answer that's being given so uh... i mean ithink it's fine print of the normal is fine for him to have been removed yetbut certainly pushing the seventy

one-year-old onto the ground andhandcuffing them as it is some kind of u_s_ visas done some kind of violent crime scenes alittle much yeah i don't know faith interruptingsomething like that is actually a criminal offense how big it is it just the rotary beingright bridges speaking udas talking loudly wednesday ideals beating it's like singing in school if youinterrupted teacher maybe that's a criminal offense and he was in thefuture was talking revisor a few yeah

and i don't think you know your thoughts so it's a little bit of a back up and uh... nas on you want to get in onthe nam also why would anne single woman action of a back up i don't whether he's similar not for noreason why would a eight single woman why would anyone

republican or democratic vote for paul right now you're not talking about a woman whodoes not have a stocking on value and i wanted element anyone and i hope why would any women vote for paul reiser and why wouldsingle women voting yes i would like for you to i don't know anybody any womenbook form this is a great list from upward d and it lines outlines very very clearly

five bullet points which really indicatewide no woman period should be voting for paul ryan orvoting for mit romney given that paul ryan comes along and that package withnumber one paul ryan voted against the louisledbetter fair pay act that's the one that romney's advisors couldn't answerwhen sam stein astana conference call is romney for the will be ledbetter actthey said after six seconds i don't want to get back to you on that sam what paul ryan is very clear he votedagainst it he doesn't want

the legislate that women should make thesame as men when they're doing similar work that shouldn't happen number two paul ryan opposes abortion even in cases of rape and incest even in cases of rape and number three alright wants to get rid of plannedparenthood has actually already voted to be funded several times

number four paul ryan would criminalizesome forms of birth control and number five paul ryan would outlaw in-vitro fertilization can have kidsnaturally willis that you've obviously you can't havetecnologia can your your girlfriend wife spouse oror life partner not have kids naturally would be a legal for i_v_f_ paul ryangot his way why would anyone involved in the sky we'll tell you which women should

women who were the top uh... incomebracket and women who have a spouse who who makes but we put them in the topincome bracket twenty one st women who have a spouse second their totalnaturally but while there was any didn't you because you have a lot of money youdon't kick that doesn't if you can do i_v_f_ because paul ryan outlaws it doesn't matter if you have a lot ofmoney on a and i'm just saying he if there are anywomen

would vote for him i think those would be the ones i thinkthat that would be the only which it is a reason that the woman should vote for paul for paul ryan intheir own long story short paul ryan thinks women should get paidthe same is meant for the same type of work they shouldn't be able to decidefor themselves what to do with their bodies would make it illegal for you to have achild if you can't conceive naturally and it would make you would make itillegal to prevent pregnancy by using

birth control power to women women are the equals ofmen clueless according to paul ryan right away now uh... the op not at all paul ryan justthat paul ryan is in charge of one face book dot com slash david packagedover on the way to ten thousand lights on they spoke with take a break afterthe break we'll talk to chris patrol a about how banks the big banks areactually making money from the detention suspected illegalimmigrants

david admin shelves and david jacquelinedot com welcome back to the david adventure during the again is christopherpathology is a columnist that nation of changed also appeared to be student at u_c_-berkeley african americanstudies of great to talk to you as always iwanna walk route this fascinating uh... circle now which we've identified whichconnects private prisons making money from the detailed to the tension of a legalimmigrants which we've covered

individually on the stove as well as the bank investments in someof these private prison industries which basically leads us through some of thebig wall street banks that were bailed out by the government making money essentially from thedetention of ovi galina grants you start where you think makes the mostsense earlier well thanks for intent thanks for havingme on friday i i think you might make sense to begin by clarifying some of ourterms and uh...

the the term president industrialcomplex has become so popular in recent years that in a lot of ways to together priorbureaucratese former secretary of labor robert rightish determine self has gone from period ofobscurity to relative meaninglessness without any interveningpuritanical hearings is applied so carelessly today but i think it makes sense to be invitefind very precisely

what we mean by prison uh... industrial uh... complex o essentially martin are well you know in recent years allotmenttension between he too eating industrial operations up theprison industrial complex nowadays uh... b the contract next wiki jim a prisonlabor

surprisingly little attention to theactually been he too uh... prisoners fine said an independentback here's the financiers investorsshareholders who actually holds a significantinvestments in private prison comments so it's actually been ironic when we startto talk about prison labor because at present bones about week five percentalong prisoners are

uh... contract without problemgenerating and so we are in there i got something like this uh... you know up of primary for private company alright bonior fantasy sherman's read victoriasecret will hire a prisoner greedy cents anhour uh... to assemble products that supportservices that sarah and then of course economic growth

the become pretty much an increase inrobert parker by packing last and although that's not it was adoptedso i'll start and i think it has a lot a lot of cultural traction in the public sphere it will be is actually only aftra essentially figures walking in the lateseventies in nineteen seventy nine others views of legislation passed fall the global latest pop

of the prison v district havetransportation act and with the ac basically said with theindian order wishing to either well convict labour actually needs to be here failing minimal pay standard so today the federal minimum nation is at seventwenty five and so anybody wishing to hire prisoners needs the patient the the cash

is that really newton's law is a in allof a provision that allows state departments of corrections uh... chu did talk about the eighty percent ofrose wages that prisoners earn well murky problem generating company and right nowwe're going to be but my next question which is pleaded that the company may be payingfor actual minimum wage but what

actually goes to the prisoner could be a tiny fraction of that as weoften hear these dollar-an-hour fifty cents an hour wages so is it safe to say that if this they then thatis keeping that different v_d_ department does not necessarily wasthe it's keeping the difference with the state is going to be deemed decisionalternately as to what reports you know wages willwhat people are next uh... and has the law basically bianchi

eighty percent of wages borrowers are intimately uh... uh... of portion back rebuilt the family supportsomebody buchanan's compensation apob uh... services war farms and some of the could actually end upwith the are that corrections out of not doing enough now fit into the question

uh... specifically so the being debt you know i will use thesecompanies before proceeding tremendous amounts of money aren't coming these rats all that that is why i wasvery of the production of complex the while and it's a lot of work to consider thewhole bit shareholder display in uh... especially for any obligations of of property

okay so within the limited time we havea definitely want to touch on this circle that involves the detention of both expected to be inthe country illegally leading all the way back to you the big banks that offer for about thatwhich banks own port mistakes in which privateprison companies first of all i think the question jericho or so so uh... personal uh...

undisputed did present briefly bystating that last year long uh... to around two hundred thousand immigrants were detained in primaryprison facilities that would be privately damaged all operatedfacilities i think this is a number of its powerwhite overcrowded percent in the last decade so every time the views of theanti-immigration legislation is passed by state legislatures i had pork rappers in popular lobby

for dispositive we'd like talkingrepresentatives of the department of homeland security these companies that altman has theright now ardent creeping ethnic return on theirinvestment so as it currently stands david did too largest writing for incompetence corrections corporation of america

and the g_o_p_ more publicly traded have a number shares owned by the following five largest u_s_ thought investment banks serena citigroup today on the ballotthree hundred twenty five thousand dollars upward about stocks uh... securities in these two companiesbank of america one point one million at goldman sachs frequently one millionjpmorgan chase seven point six million

and the mother of the mall wells fargowalking one hundred eighteen billion dollars in these two companies accountfor almost ten percent your group's uh... entire up market capitalizationright so when i look at these numbers and by the way people can access thesenumbers on the s_e_c_ website this writing group three hundred twentyfive thousand i mean literally a drop in the bucket for with citigroup uh... isdoing in the size of citigroup but i would say it would not be realistic tosay citigroup has a progressive interest in the detention of a legal immigrantsthat being said when you look at j_p_ morgan chase andincreasingly so with wells fargo there's

a compelling argument to be made not we can't say that wells fargo withactively interested in passing these laws which will increased the tension ofa legal immigrants are suspected illegal immigrants but we can clearly find why that motivation would exist that i know i i think that's i thinkthat's true at all of you know i think the the picture looks bleak right nowbecause there are there do you think largely great collusion between

private prison operators ended thatestimate banks you know i will say the ob there thereis actually a movement afoot right now uh... in which concerns citizens havebegun to van bat all companies isn't worth the investment banker share there's in brighton forincompetence easy ngo group divest immediately until it is within your listeners wereinterested in in getting involved albanian head on over to the nationalprison investment campaigns website prison nightmare asthma dot word pressfive dot on dot ca m in a lot of ways i

think that directed uh... divestment incompetent bastards for-profit op russians firms is really the nextstep inserts tension low of of the presidential or christopher this is great stuffbecause we've talked so much on the show over several years about private prisonsand about or not you know individual instances ofa public public person going private vice versa but this really ties it backinto how this relates to what's going on on wall street and with investment sothis is act absolutely excellent stuff

we've been speaking with christopherpatrol he's a columnist at nation of change they can be to stuff there also a p_h_d_ student at u_c_ berkeleyand african american studies great is always to talk to you betsy and i really appreciate folk itwill take a break we'll be back with more after this natasha candied hackman dad this david beckham and just anti thepackage dot com the deficit but it

didn't happen so is it the the tacticsof membership that they've attacked dot com slash membership out there goes without a left hand today theyhelped yep dekalb that's how we do things like movecameras around in between breaks absolutely a their is afp really interesting article in the newyork times about a rising star in hungary's

far-right jill big party his name isthin i don't think eddie he was notorious for his very aggressivecomments about jews he accused jews of buying up the country he went on and on about the jewish inthis of the political elite in ukraine jews were desecrating national symbolsof cetera et cetera then it turned out that they're gettinghimself is a jew imagine that incredible de youth these people lookedinto their genealogy more often yeah

there would be middle incomes of racistn of anti black people who have black uh... heritage they would be plenty ofanti-semites who have jewish heritage there's no question about and somehow idon't think it would slow them down no well following weeks of internet rumorsagain he finally acknowledged in june that his grandparents on his mother'sside were jewish and that makes an also jewish underjewish law even though he doesn't of course practice the faith he criticizesthat his grandmother not only was was jewishbut was announced with survivor asgrandfather was a veteran of

forced labor camps now since then thethirty year old has become kind of a pariah into joburgparty and his political career is on the brink of completely collapsing hedidn't participate in the new york times story clearly he is troubled at this point i mean uh... i would imagine that a revelation likethat would be

devastating to to someone who has beenpreaching anti-semitic stuff is all like there's actually a recording of whensomeone confronts him wid evidence of his jewish roots and he for soundsurprised and many actually offers money and favors in exchange for keeping thiscompletely under wraps can you imagine uh... now he resigned last month fromall of the job a party positions he gave up his membership that wasn't goodenough for the job of party last week asking to give up his seat in theeuropean parliament as well and jill brick says that the issue is not thatthis guy is jewish it's that he tried to bribe the guy who told them about hisjewish roots

into not saying anything right why would a far-right party careabout someone they thought was a white supremacist actually being jewish elizabeth kind of like but they do where i mean every state the bribing does seem like a legitimatereason so i guess we you know we can't uh... we can say with certitude that it's because he has jewish heritagehe actually went on to try and denied he

ever made anti-semitic statements butthere's so many of them better on the record on hungarian state televisionback in twenty ten he blamed privatization of assets after the end of communist on people inthe hungarian political elite shielded themselves in their jewishness that doesn't sound like a typicalanti-semitic conspiracy does it novelties there's a number of other once throughthe which i won't even after going to he

he dot drug nasa real estate purchasesbeing done in order to places for israeli residents to move to so anyway the story has a happy ending it does have well i don't know it doesit what does that mean the happy ending is that uh... this man finds out he has or maybe heknew it all along jewish family members everyone finds outhe loses his position and uh... is miserable foreternity told us into thinking he

actually did end up meeting with therabbi and the rabbi said you know it's a complicated situation but as a rabbirabbi it is my duty to receive anyone who's in a situation of crisis especially anyone who is jewish and isnow actually basing their heritage and during the meeting the getty actuallyapologized for the statements that he made which may have appendages and hebowed to visit concentration camps to pay his respects and i still makes aboutthis because on the one hand it's great that he'smaking those changes but on the other hand

it's not really a guy who otherwisereally would care is just that is now part of the group otherwise he would beperfectly fine ridiculing in criticizing ethnic andreligious religious group but who knows uh... maybe maybe this will turn around it'll startdoing good things for the world this is an incredible story also fromour friend blue college of on yogurt the examiner rather than pay a hundred thousanddollar life insurance policy progressive insurance

is defending the woman's killer did you read about the slowest yeah this is uh... i'd say it'sunbelievable but it really isn't business across twenty four-year-oldbaltimore resident kaelin fisher was in a car act okay the car accident ended up killingthis is back in twenty and she was hit by driver ronald kevin hope the third heran a red light hope had almost no insurance butfisher's policy had a clause which called for her insurer which isprogressive

to cover the difference if and when she was involved in anaccident but someone who was underinsured now instead of paying fisher's hundredthousand dollar life insurance policy progressive instead of opted to help the killer defend himself mountable legal defensewith the idea that if he's found innocent they wouldn't be required to pay out thepolicy

and they might spend less than twohundred thousand on his defense right now the fisher family obviously has beenupset about this for years they trusted in theory their insurancecompany they didn't know that they would would behave in such a way and instead they're having to absorb allof these quart cost which is unbelievable na as it happens in thestate of maryland you can't if your private parties who aninsurance company if they won't pay out a policy you have to sue the offending party meaning in this case

the guy who ran the red light filter so following the law they didn't see you mr hope they actually one seven hundred andsixty thousand dollars in damages now for people who are going around sayingwhy do they need all that money that's the kind of sad uh... the victim kaelin fisher had student loans and it'svery common that when somebody when a

student loan holder diets the company'sactually go for the survivors to collect that money case in point they're going to need touse this money to pay those court costs which were initially paid because theyhad to defend themselves of or pursue this progressive defense and also they're gonna have to pay offfor student loans of vase number of other expenses at this point the uh... progressive insurance is a isactually denying that they helped folks

defense they said that he was not defended by progressive however the information is very much onthe record that that's not the case uh... there's this individual attorneymoffett who is indeed progresses lawyer and did indeed the defended here uh... mr hope he's actually defended multiple casesfor progressive it's very very clear this is an incredibly disappointingstory uh... i'm not surprised i mean we knowinsurance companies are at the top of a

list of companies that put profit overabsolutely for chile in this case at least the damages were awarded in the rightway in the end how much can we can we let the government to you shouldthe government be beam balls with healthcare i mean we agree on that

what about car insurance what about homeinsurance ami should the government the overseeing all that no but now i i don't really think so ithink health care is a specific one that makes sense by just think that things like car insurance i'm ok with private companies doing carinsurance is just a matter of this situation is the opinion what iswrong with that industry and you know i don't want to not notbeing an expert in the industry i don't

want to jump in and say regulations whatwe need but i just know that the situation seems to be damage uh... it certainly can be yesterday let's go to your voicemailsand emails yesterday we did the story about a man jailed for collectingrainwater oregon i got a strange voicemail uh... can really understand this voicemail maybe you can let's take a listen if iknow it's about that time thing

again and u and ad you and you ac it uh... have had it goes on like this for a few minutesthe white belongs to the state agencies the is the point

very difficult to understand thesevoicemail if you have to know what's going on if there's a mechanic connection issueor some kind of had a factor certainly possible activism emails thatwe have time uh... yeah you weren't you on the mccain gap what he said therefrom the absolutely has not paid taxes and then corrected himself uh... is anyone else having a hard timeunderstanding how money in swiss bank accounts trickles down to us yeh lot ofpeople are not understanding that's

actually a really good cause it'simpossible to understand campus and why would someone who is bedded mitromney is a candidate have to qualify his statement that he's confident hepaid taxes instead of saying i've seen is taxes and unpaid taxes wellbecause mccain said his advisors probably saw berman probably would havetold them if there were no taxes paid very very weird to understand what johnmccain stock is nobody's really sure what's going to be there nobody knows all right we'll see you onthe boat itself if you don't get the bonus ralph david happen dot com slashmembership otherwise would be about

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