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well let's talk a little bit about the politics for heaven's sake by what i get

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but i get from the heavens this has been so far the instead you had the uh... the

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people want to be had that people will come on the show

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we found

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surprises keith if it uh... it does look an interesting idea and formula and i i

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would think that is leading leaving behind him on this program though we've

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uh... we've heard the president on that was nightmares united states yes

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president clinton

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halfway back

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i don't know if he's going to reelect us i worry about obama i think i like

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is that enough of us the remaining ag episode to obama like he doesn't really

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like is all about like it

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he's kind of how to spell like now is in israel the president of a significant

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presidents like i mean bush was fall

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obama is the kid movie has read the book

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in first grade

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and he can't believe you idiots are just getting around to it

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gotta go from bush to obama distillate or did we over correct what has happened

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we're going to do it

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which is what is the requested

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dot regards you were sports is wrong

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vote not just for that yeah

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issues the dying you know is like considers himself next in line your

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guide the deluge liquid on numbers it's like

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but they don't

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liked him

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the voters yes

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uh... and he's like is he wants to be a regular guy but he can't just being shot

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he really let me put on jeans but you know he's got a suit pants underneath it

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the way

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let's try to be like i'm a regular guy outdoors got like tells laser bars which

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arise to hang out on the spot

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malted hopped drinks

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like these

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it's that nothing is

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retiree was rich and poor is the guy at mit romney's pretending to be so now

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they're up against each other in these debates and adjust there's a certain

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inauthentic there

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wheat you know my position on this and i know nothing about not aware of your

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plan by the level of politics

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whittier in the uh... as the present you with a guy who makes good decisions

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porting your dog on the roof of your call

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and driving toronto

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is not a good idea

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i don't care about anything else

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if that is the type of decision because there have been present general and in

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johnson financially help his legal darmstadt like that

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so maybe that is the marker of you know there's a guide to the civil rights act

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maybe

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abusing dogs

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they actually it works weirdly enough translates into yeah

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about uh... a copyright paper work on that dollar probably

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it probably doesn't know how much does it up

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but ronnie is it's it's it's such a problem for him because he just

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he's got if you were to open a box if you were to design something

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to be a president that's what you would make it look like

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you would probably put in that business but there's a concert like when you see

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uh... those those

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pics armory like tintin

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the venues attendant and you look at me like

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was a real bob because you know

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analysis to have a lawyer united

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that's when you look around me

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he's like

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pixels is the right thing even looking closely

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it zeroes and ones and i think that's gonna be

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again my position

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on this

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five is jealously

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that was the weirdest response but i a m

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it feels like

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i don't understand how to clear it up

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we're not going to have a pretty easily below dot

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he reminds me of the guy do you see on the package of underpants

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rates and or may no longer be a long shot he's in the statistical tie with

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that money three new national polls out today expected to be a little crazy why

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the stars of resume involvement

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mix and oranges demonstrations were except for my like newt gingrich also

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has a very consistent

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history with the cultural conservatives i'd believe that uh...

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that any doctor who performs abortions should be commuter students at this

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any type of sexual activity has actually took place in the military and their

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people

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workday and already in the morning local

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michigan g_o_p_ primary voters also has the former senator from pennsylvania

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leading in a state where romney grew out there where his father was governor

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complex and for impeachment romney in michigan

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looking at a whole week the publishing out he is indeed the full force of the

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mit romney attacks desperate people do desperate things romley campaign better

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be careful if you go negative

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and it backfires on you

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it's over and i think there were not just embarrassing would be a quote

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moral worlds of romney's campaign recent worries realty

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in running being

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willing to stake the future of this country on winning

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that iran and iran in iran may never honestly downright interest received

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money will be the nominee and

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money can't buy love

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and all the money in the world as it by the republican conservative base was

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mobilized passionate but my family my faith in my country to weed out over the

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place maloney

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contract is you ran in ninety four and lots that's why you were chairman senate

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nineties

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first national news we ever had

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because of newspapers wars local the first national news we ever had because

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of that they spell to responsibility since only three stations we gotta try

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to be objective and so we had walter cronkite huntley and brinkley et cetera

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but other than that and little before the fairness doctrine that they have a

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any good cartoons on at seven o'clock in that and more

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all-white

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i think people like to listen to what

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two things that agree with what they already believe me

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and i think there was a constituency out there

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uh... you know uh... probably labeling it will but was called the angry white

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men to send people to go to talk radio

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and uh... that constituency was perhaps not

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being met in the national media

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all in anything much ac

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never talked about

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politic barrier rather than

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and i'd forget how smilies until i see him on television

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no your value on the market without a television show

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i had to get a showed just a meet her hill i just got our you gotta remember

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that our children about that when we were talking earlier he's probably

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pretty doubt by set you are pretty but i'll tell you about this

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aren't you pretty amazed all at

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the impact

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the daily show his hat on our culture

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i try not to wealthy too

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the examining in terms of things i can't control thing that i'm most examine on

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the show is the standard to which we execute

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waters of the material that exports what happens to it or people saying your

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influential here or

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these people don't

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what i learned and i think this is maybe to the comes from the years just end up

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as i started as a as a stand-up comic

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win new york and that is not a what you would consider a high self-esteem

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industry

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it's it's the in terms of show business it's strippers

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stand up and pride

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nights where you just bomb on stick

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age and you would feel like

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uh... biggest loser in the world and then you have other nights would say

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material where you would crush and what it begins to teach you is

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the reaction

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is not necessarily the barometer

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of the quality of something

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i think there are people out there

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like me too much

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and there are people out there

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who hate me too much

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and i think that it's like figure-skating i'd just toss out the

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high score in the low score i go

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and probably somewhere in there but it is a great sense of self awareness for

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your time and partial birth about so self-awareness

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great sense of self awareness to be with you that

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her jon stewart we come back we'll be right back

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a whatever you want to guess as or do i never leaving the show third

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we have a lot of john stewart bands of the house today

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bug there will never run for public overnight when i was like

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my ability to recognize might not have a answer

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by the public office requires a certain disappoint

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and collaborative spirit that i don't there's s

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i think in that system

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i would but i would lose my mind almost immediate and uh... and people that have

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run their own thing or napped on their own thing or been able to express

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themselves in a tunnel actively unfettered way

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horrible time running for a i think so too and also the platform that you have

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right now

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but it is so many people and bright that had more fun and get paid a lot better

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willies and my job is

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biding jokes

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i don't solve problem mistake my job became solving problems yeah i would

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suddenly become allot less good at what i do

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we now unless

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the problem that was

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being had by the country with the lack of jokes with it

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has examined one of the seven thousand we know we're going to bed to the test

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they have the kids watch that michael

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can't wait to tell them what happened but

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you know i don't think it might i was like

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i think of myself that's placed you for all

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by federal now that you asked me let me ask your question

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will travolta flying there

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jon stewart and stephen called there

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leading the queue and a is calmly central's tony fax

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what what goes on beyond that i don't know ok our attention to that

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were on the metric system i understand you guys have it's all about who's

2:48

winning who's losing in the strategy of this in the players in that but

2:53

we have tv shows and we wanted to do a really good show for people that at the

2:56

time to come out

2:58

and see us

3:00

i feel like we accomplished it

3:02

and i'm really happy with

3:04

the hard work to both of our shows put in

3:07

the musicians that took their time to come and see us in the crowd that

3:11

was so wonderfully supportive of everything that happened

3:14

question over there

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attack with c_n_n_

3:18

i was wondering about what your plans are here now concert

3:22

sanity restored today's worry ralph

3:29

we have with your money

3:31

and we gotta go right back

3:33

we have a live show tuesday alegria

3:36

normally normally that would be the hardest thing to do this year yeah so we

3:39

we gotta go home for two days that after two days maybe we have a wednesday show

3:43

to aneta fingers that shannon we have to give due in until thanksgiving attract

3:49

now and then we get to relax

3:52

him

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and freed whim personally you should not be able to just make the names of with

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dot i don't think that's fair

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well i_c_m_

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animation mcgann absolutely

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at this time

4:14

but some things were going to be affair

4:17

how would you do that

4:21

just talking yeah okay

4:22

you have to show

4:25

hired you

4:28

now the question here is that mike ministry

4:31

hi of alexis on any info reddit dot com

4:37

pakistan now million dollars write it

4:43

uh... donation push the kind of uh... uh... encourage us to do a rally

4:49

two days ago

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two days ago you guys had paid half a million dollars for donors to block

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which is no obviously thank you stephen for inspiring gratitude and i'm just one

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of the co-founders justice department just meaning here asking you this

5:02

what role do the internet campaign play

5:04

in convincing you of this rally don't pander

5:08

okay part

5:10

international the truth is it was a really kind of a nice thing at the end

5:13

of the but

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we've been planning this

5:18

and and the thought of it

5:20

for apa few months prior

5:22

uh... and i'd made the deposit down on the on the mall

5:26

uh... over the summer

5:28

and it was it was really nice

5:30

it was very nice nice one we saw the people were drivers reverting us to do a

5:34

rally we know we had a conversation is like uh... old this is not a this is not

5:38

that crazy everything our fancy this might be a natural tensions or the work

5:42

we do already right bed we already talked about doing it but uh... it was

5:47

just a really nice reinforcement right

5:49

nitin heard it was really really nice a sort of validation of of what we were

5:53

uh... if no thinking about them

5:57

john that you most all of the national journal you got semi serious there for

6:00

ten to fifteen minutes

6:02

hedging is that a lot

6:03

ultra ok budget so you can say that was sort of see kind of uh... core message

6:08

alarming but it was a

6:09

ledges you know

6:11

stayed up late last night

6:14

pillows

6:15

reply was done

6:17

and uh...

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knows about it

6:20

just wanted to speak a little bit from her

6:23

improvised everything i did it

6:27

suggestion of a local cason

6:31

how

6:35

uh... user that obama notices it we depressed you spoke at the rally about

6:40

the idea

6:41

comedians and pundits having

6:43

foundries better established by

6:45

whomever do you really believe

6:48

on your end that you have downed trees as a comedian as a performer as that

6:52

fake guns in the real pundit that you have to set for yourself now the places

6:55

you have to go

6:57

but uh... the boundaries that we set for ourselves or based on

7:00

our own sense of human decency not based on some preordained category

7:05

of

7:06

uh...

7:07

people who are allowed to speak

7:09

seriously people who have must only speaking jokes or only speak in rhyme

7:14

uh... while our shows are just a reflection of our point of view and

7:20

uh... not exactly sure

7:22

why there are lines

7:24

media mail please

7:28

i am taking mother with extra

7:30

uh... just wondering certificate i'm wearing a flannel shirt it's designed by

7:38

you can make flannel

7:41

and very lovely he's back in civic then set something for them

7:45

uh... incident

7:47

but that the main the internet

7:50

that's not the end of the economy uh... his work

7:53

and which book

7:55

right

7:56

was pretty anti-semitic

7:58

but searches vicious just a lot of that and i just finally said like uh... like

8:05

like they get it

8:07

now he was a you know maritime honestly

8:11

began we've all had you know

8:13

we've all had moments we've all been an airport

8:16

person that

8:17

uh... under normal circumstances

8:19

is fine personally tells the ticket agent that they're going to happen

8:24

it's just human and he's not a of about dining trap

8:29

is abuse you have to call me

8:31

hahaha

8:32

tend to have a cell like catholic sets in

8:35

uh... jill's their careers and wall street journal to afford to know what

8:38

was the most difficult part

8:41

entire rally precast poor and i think within the higher note

8:45

okay

8:49

uh... uh... a pop-up i can tell you from my perspective

8:52

uh... deadening the yusuf archie and the old jaise

8:56

and coordinating the timing

8:59

of

9:00

not just the music in the stagecraft

9:03

uh... but

9:04

when you're trying to get somebody in from uh... dubai and another group in

9:08

from cleveland and to get out the infirm wherever it is a lousy zarli hot and get

9:14

them all together and and one of the nicest things about

9:17

the event for me

9:19

was there during

9:20

in performing together

9:21

and in executing

9:24

sort of you know there was a moment where we were in the trailer with the

9:27

roots and

9:28

uh... had

9:29

use of two mile after and positive my right

9:32

and i was like ok no no no use and they were going between peace trippin

9:36

but could you see on their faces

9:38

just a pure we all felt like twelve year olds

9:41

just playing

9:43

in this little trailer and uh... and it was produced purely joy and and that to

9:48

me was

9:50

the best and the hardest thing to to pull off and put together

9:54

yeah but but the heart of the hardness kind of leads to the job

9:57

i think that's probably right

9:59

gentleman over here please

10:01

steve margaret chicagotribune uh... you gave them at all to a woman

10:06

question the president and what you call the same way in i'm just here is are

10:10

your own thoughts about the questions you gotta ask president obama

10:13

uber satisfactory answers

10:17

dot so i thought we had a a really nice conversation that but i don't think

10:20

there's any interview that i've ever done

10:22

that i don't

10:23

leave going i wish i had done that better

10:29

francis you know i i called him dude and then but i also pointing a bill of

10:33

jordan was on a called him

10:37

so it's just something i do

10:39

uh... but

10:40

in a moment uh... hi-fi enjoy

10:43

conversation and and our interviews are obviously the most erratic portion of

10:47

our show

10:49

because

10:50

those are the most

10:51

spontaneous and annalise structured

10:54

but they can also be the most rebel tori and and that's why i'd like them i think

10:57

it's it

10:58

at times it's a high-wire act and at times it works sometimes it doesn't but

11:02

again

11:03

the the joy of it is in

11:05

the tri

11:08

some time to get there sometimes you don't

11:11

i might just have john

11:15

you

11:16

arianna

11:20

and how many buses

11:21

did you and i felt so bad for you did you drive any of the buses yourself by

11:26

the way do you think you with us all they have time for pop pop pop pop

11:29

inaccurately will have to be fair pop pop pop

11:33

the one that i think and thousand people

11:36

and uh... i want to abandon my

11:39

journalistic objectivity independently and say that was arthur by edward the

11:45

moved in and i have a question why

11:48

and uh... and

11:49

had financed argued that that i wasn't able rather than many people in some of

11:53

that

11:54

and then

11:55

you said something in your finance the two thousand forever but put it in

12:00

about the media being the menu system of our democracy right and uh... well

12:06

that's actually mean

12:07

frederick right at this time mister

12:10

not me as much ideas edited a mailing address a native people because i had a

12:14

lot of them as a rocking out talking about that than many of them are members

12:18

of the media to them and i think right now because it would

12:21

dragons and you can an objective leaking out that that day an end to the media

12:26

never

12:28

it's their blood involuntary could have a lot of rituals complication brian

12:34

biting intended that's and i think when i was trying to do an unusual incense

12:38

and jobs but uh...

12:40

and things happen to have look as though it may lose their jobs and and dot bands

12:43

that you talked uh... that you talk to us so

12:46

resonate because i think that's the thinks about where we should be putting

12:49

the last night i mean

12:51

when i have an idea of capitalize on it and right into the mix is look spooky

12:57

and i thank you john initiative with the financing

13:00

well i i think the again it's its

13:03

if that's not

13:04

for me to decide where to put the gloves that i think the flashlights probably in

13:06

the right place it's it's a matter of

13:10

how bright the ladies in each area and and using i think it's all about

13:14

exercising editorial authority and earning that credibility and not being

13:17

afraid to exercise that editorial authority

13:21

and the moral authority that comes from proving yourself

13:24

affair person

13:26

that's the only

13:28

objectivity doesn't mean

13:30

lack of passion and taking a stand but you have to prove

13:35

your objectivity through your own

13:37

experienced an action

13:40

that's hard to do

13:45

lady in the back

13:46

high and julie comes angela come uh... any message for the people who are able

13:49

to make it

13:51

the complete comedy central dot com gave a spectacular show hot can work with us

13:59

added outlined the lady

14:03

work are i what i would call would say

14:06

uh... i completely understand why you couldn't make it and i hope i hope their

14:10

decision to

14:11

put it out there live

14:13

gave me a chance to watch it

14:14

cuz i hope it was a fun show on tv

14:17

it was fun for us to do because there were four million streams on the

14:20

internet history i don't know what that means no that's a lot yes

14:24

it happens there

14:27

and mike madden licensees ever his intention to and you think you should

14:31

have

14:32

expressed that message from steve

14:33

i think people should do it

14:35

they want what moves them

14:39

that's not my place to make them to make that choice for them

14:41

downstairs

14:45

lisa merrett from number of new style europeans have come the news media how

14:49

do you see here shows is contributing to the national dialogue and more

14:52

productively

14:54

you know it's good very hard to

14:57

the get a sense of perspective from that from the outside

15:00

uh...

15:01

we hope that

15:02

uh... it provides a certain clarity

15:07

that's a hard judgment

15:08

to make us for others

15:10

to decide

15:12

in our minds

15:14

it does

15:16

you know that again that's

15:18

that's it that's kind of a difficult one to suggest like uh...

15:21

we're helping out hurting

15:23

and of course we feel that way

15:24

everybody thinks they're saying

15:27

you know have elector i'm sure walks by salad bars and those carrots and

15:30

tomatoes book blow it out

15:33

so it's hard enough

15:36

you know about heptane repose if us alone dot com

15:39

onto on do you think the media is going to treat you

15:42

or in israeli tomorrow need annexed duties if the even preview at all

15:49

depicted there

15:51

don't care

15:54

just don't care we're proud of ourselves

15:56

we're proud of the show we did

15:58

and for us the success of it was the execution of the idea and the intention

16:05

you can control

16:07

people's reaction to it

16:11

john a student at johnson rory

16:13

what's with

16:16

welcome to our pressure

16:18

right

16:21

what uh... what surprised you at the most just about the process of putting

16:25

this on

16:27

that it happened inner here

16:29

it was a series six weeks ago

16:32

we've been talking about it since march but

16:35

around the time these people start posting we had made the decision to do

16:39

it in the fact that came together this quickly the number of scripts regenerate

16:42

the number of ideas the number of people we talked to

16:46

habit all coalesced into final through

16:49

three hour window for that to happen

16:51

is just incredible joy and and as we were doing the other shows i mean that

16:56

i it became you know we had we had the book out and we were doing our own shows

17:00

and

17:00

uh... it became sort of a midnight oil

17:03

situation where we were both kind of

17:06

talked on the phone and and

17:09

shaped it in our conversations as we went along and you know yesterday was

17:12

really interesting day because we just got up to date

17:15

we send a room together

17:16

and just walk through it mandated relate are free to other teach others offering

17:20

brightly

17:21

shuffle that the government of canada japan and in which there was a really

17:24

fun for me to pick one hundred surprises was good

17:28

the joy of seeing the audience out there like where came and when the mythbusters

17:32

gotten all jumbled wants to create an earthquake dollars right right before i

17:36

got stop in the carolina and i stopped in to see that happen and we can talk

17:40

with jamie and adam about something they could do amanda punch a really great

17:43

ideas was that i will do what we can help you and

17:46

laugh i mean alot to do

17:47

we went out there and right before on stage i saw the crowd all jump and this

17:51

wave just cascade down for the washington monument manually levitated

17:55

stagecraft joy at outlays of joy for a certain level of kind of stupid it is to

18:00

try to care at quaker oats

18:02

and um... that the audience so clearly were eight getters they're like they

18:05

were there to have bond they were there to play a game along with this and and

18:10

and then we knew although it's got their effort there game as hard as we can

18:14

haha hopefully they enjoy our intentions to like the just lovely

18:19

experience and and really enjoyed it

18:21

and on the flip side of that was the moment where i was introduced and i

18:24

walked out and thought

18:25

if you propose to do the national anthem before this and

18:29

i'm just trying to look at somebody and said

18:31

different

18:32

they want

18:35

and i was stuck in the cap so i don't know the state's rights parasite areas

18:40

jul two scott for

18:42

so i just went out and said uh... please write will be

18:46

uh...

18:47

and all of us of the stage that's up

18:49

no i dont rather if you if you didn't think that flag uniformed that are not

18:55

that i was on our enough times the speaking of the crab by the way the

18:58

interfaced unofficial last night was over two hundred and two handouts

19:02

million people have

19:03

and i didn't believe them gentleman in the front row there

19:07

hi brian carney from cuba geeta combo

19:09

uh... i've been covering all you guys did a funny uh... with a visit there for

19:13

a local but

19:14

all the hand-wringing azmi that i was really good while action when i was here

19:19

on

19:20

reading about

19:21

the rally online uh...

19:23

generally positive reaction from the bodies here uh... button you know

19:28

so-called cultural clinic critics

19:30

uh... who have this sort of soap box either and print media online tended to

19:34

use it to to criticize the rally and i'm wondering why you think it

19:39

these folks in particular were the most negative of

19:42

uh... you know of all responses frankly for the rally

19:46

broken human beings

19:49

no i belive north nine

19:50

u_n_ mandates that certainly the right it's not you know

19:53

nothing happens again

19:55

more and and unanimity or any of those things but it's

19:58

again mike

19:59

we've been in this business of really long time and develop

20:02

a pretty thick skin as far as uh... criticism weren't born on pretty or or

20:07

or praise quite frankly

20:09

uh...

20:09

believe me that comes with a huge grain of salt as well

20:13

and so

20:14

i have failed miserably in this business and i have succeeded in sometimes as

20:18

will settle down short attention span p td cheryl braun pull faculty alright

20:25

japanese moto list goes on

20:28

i know my resume

20:30

all right we have time for just one more question gentleman standing in the back

20:33

there right mix you know from tvsquad

20:36

uh... a lot of comedians when you ask them about a serious issue that they've

20:39

brought up in their comedy will sort of fall back to

20:42

you know i'm just a comedienne

20:44

don't take any of these seriously

20:46

considering that the scope of work what happened today

20:50

you do you feel personally committed to to the message today and this is this

20:55

something you keep doing after this

20:58

and i don't think there's anything new about

21:00

the message this was an this is in keeping with what

21:03

we always do

21:04

by the way i don't but you know

21:06

when people say i'm a comedian that's not i'm just a comedian

21:09

i'm really proud that i'm a canadian i think it's hard

21:13

i think it's harder to distil

21:16

most valued thoughts into comedy and

21:20

let things that you feel strongly about the the subtext

21:24

uh... what you create

21:27

that's not a way of dismissing what you're saying we stand by

21:32

the subtext that is everything i'll defend what we do on the show and if it

21:35

turns out to be something that were wrong about

21:39

all correct it

21:40

and say

21:42

we screwed up

21:45

that's not a dodge

21:48

that's profit

21:51

by the way we screwed up

21:53

i'm and i screwed up yes

21:55

give almost no parking the dot

22:00

well folks asking wrap it up thank you all so much for joining us today we do

22:04

appreciate it

22:05

thank you very much john stephen thank you the national press conferences

22:12

help

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terrorists in downtown new york city

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you want give more clothes are not closely if i got no ninety one it open

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and of course u

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didn't exactly know mitt romney's positions old-boy let's keep it go

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i know you're against the war in iraq and that that's okay

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yet but you thought the war in afghanistan

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was uh... ok you i mean you thought that was something that was worth doing

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we did check with the russians to see how they did their for the ten years

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market share

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but we're at the rebels are for the war in afghanistan mitt romney was sent up

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there is no longer

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so these extra disposition here too

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and believe me we're giving you the best parts the rest of it was just goblin

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public public debt with a quarter of a

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we've not done yet

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these admitted at police promises in the night

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i wondered about uh...

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uh... you know win

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the uh...

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what he wanted to remind me

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i can't tell do that can do that to himself

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can please

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hit and line

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what's great is that because i want to have some cringing style of clint

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eastwood

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i don't mind it is a republican tidy kelsey grammer part of his report tour

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of the arab republic don't care

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about like proposal control and i want to watch another movie events right

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i wanna keep what you think this would movies

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but he's going when shit like don't do it

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new awnings witherspoon dot altman if it's the pontiff who would stumbleupon

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popup always tats it

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uh... use someone else in the workplace rhythm

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and uh...

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but i think but mr

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mister romney in

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mister ryan

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are two guys who can come along identity i never thought that was a good idea for

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attorneys to be president anyway

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i think you can use a show-bizzy together always talked argued house

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waving at way both sides

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yeah when both sides of the disastrous vertigo are you ready for this

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that romney went to

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harvard law school

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same place ovr miller

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who batted this speech at his reports that behind the scenes around me people

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wincing

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pauline new cutter miro silently um... and stuff

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uh...

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one final clifford

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science

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i can't do that to myself either

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mercifully that was the end of it

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i know you're saying right now

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i'm not sure the clint eastwood can be unforgiven for this

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what about terrible ethnic hooked up

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listen listen he's a more complicated character in that he's a really

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interesting individual look first of all

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he's uh... pro-choice pro environment

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i love that there's a significant engine of the republican party now this at the

5:28

environment

5:29

a paper he's pro-choice pro-environment his pro-gay rights when asked by k gay

5:33

marriage he said i don't get fark

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fifth step up

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he's not just uh... republican robot he's in some ways when asked them hate

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uh... whose floss who do you agree with he said a college in milton friedman and

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no chomsky

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okay so every bring it down it he's you know a little you know later in life

5:52

these days

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and he'll be all right you gonna be alright said

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and so i i thought yellow for clint eastwood net i'll tell you what that was

5:59

definitely the most memorable part of this in higher convention

6:04

and he somehow madison make

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invisible or bahama the star of the republican national convention

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sfo all bombard what where another weather is visible or invisible will

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dominate both conventions

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so for that thank you clint eastwood

Kære far i afdeling Y 07!
Hvis du ikke har mulighed for at gå i sygehusets kantine, kan du købe mad fra afdeling Y 07’s buffet.
Tilbuddet gælder kun faderen - ikke øvrige pårørende eller besøgende.
Træk en madbillet i automaten over for kontoret på Y 07. Du kan vælge
GULD-BILLET til 45 kr.
Den kan du bruge som betaling for frokost og eftermiddagskaffe eller aftensmad og aftenkaffe.
GRØN BILLET til 23 kr.
Den kan du bruge som betaling for morgenmad.
Betalingen dækker en portion mad af “almindelig” størrelse
- normal sygehuskost.
Vi kan ikke tilbyde særlige diæter eller specialfremstillet kost. Drikkevarer er inkluderet i prisen.
Automaten tager mod mønter (20 kr./ 10 kr./ 5 kr./ 2 kr./ 1 kr.) Den kan ikke give penge retur - og der er
ikke mulighed for at veksle penge i afdelingen.
Madbilletten afleveres til personalet i kontoret, før du henter din mad. Madbilletten er eneste betalingsmiddel - personalet tager ikke mod kontanter.
Velbekomme!