WEBVTT NOTE Podcast: Newz of the World Episode: NEWZ092 He’s definitely going for the silver Publishing Date: 2020-10-31T16:04:34+01:00 Podcast URL: https://newz-of-the-world.com Episode URL: https://newz-of-the-world.com/newz092-hes-definitely-going-for-the-silver/ 00:00:14.572 --> 00:00:21.374 Hello hello when you hear the roots it's time for news of the world. 00:00:22.209 --> 00:00:34.419 You're compact diary of things that happened in my tappin in the future and it's all about one thing that scaring everybody on this planet right now. 00:00:35.237 --> 00:00:44.502 Skip that's really this the halloween election i'm scared hello mark. 00:00:44.533 --> 00:00:46.714 Hello hello tim. 00:00:46.414 --> 00:00:49.021 Yes you're back in amsterdam. 00:00:48.980 --> 00:00:57.554 I am i traveled on an airplane for the second time during the pandemic for me and it went through to airport again. 00:00:57.338 --> 00:00:58.504 How was it. 00:00:59.003 --> 00:01:03.479 Add airport fantastic these days cause that's just not many people there, 00:01:03.648 --> 00:01:18.394 airplanes are another story their tiny or at least for the current space we all need their really tiny and their worrying in terms of the masks and touching and it's, 00:01:18.448 --> 00:01:26.265 that's my sound my spooky halloween airplane travel during corona the same who. 00:01:25.965 --> 00:01:34.834 Scary i can't get any more than this so hot spot. 00:01:33.741 --> 00:01:48.144 I came home to a partial lockdown which she looks like fun lockdown outside i'm trying only to go out for food and not for any sort of other activities. 00:01:48.445 --> 00:01:52.567 Exercise probably should be on my list but i just got home so what worry about that later. 00:01:52.514 --> 00:01:57.621 Yes if i look at the numbers the avalanches not doing very well. 00:01:58.336 --> 00:02:09.393 Close to two francis numbers going slightly down bad lot worse than germany and germany is not doing good. 00:02:09.814 --> 00:02:22.685 Yeah and belgium has announced stay a piano locked out a locked in but like a strict lockdown this weekend against the holiday weekend i don't have this works with holidays children. 00:02:22.385 --> 00:02:29.829 It's about time because the the burden numbers are disaster again i mean they have. 00:02:30.299 --> 00:02:40.261 Everybody is summer point into the us and uk other countries but it's always been bells on that was hit the hardest. 00:02:40.562 --> 00:02:42.070 Yeah that's true. 00:02:41.896 --> 00:02:47.039 Most until i don't really understand, 00:02:47.136 --> 00:03:00.085 what the reason for this is obviously the country keep this virus under control almost nobody dust in your pocket now. 00:03:00.380 --> 00:03:08.672 Add a country is also doing pretty by electric republic now song. 00:03:09.460 --> 00:03:12.686 Looking around here and amsterdam is the how people are, 00:03:12.927 --> 00:03:21.622 caring themselves during the luck pusher lockdown hotspot time and small differences that mean 00:03:21.532 --> 00:03:29.752 there are more masks when you go in places that are more signs about only one or two people allowed inside but at the same time 00:03:29.722 --> 00:03:37.918 many people without masks many it doesn't even seem like a political statement its just kind of a i didn't think of it it's still still a thing. 00:03:37.949 --> 00:03:42.269 How many just started two or four week lockdown now. 00:03:42.870 --> 00:03:43.885 Wow. 00:03:43.808 --> 00:03:51.661 Yeah excluding schools excluding most of business related stuff but everything. 00:03:52.431 --> 00:03:57.352 Any kind of b legit activities busy shutdown basked apps, 00:03:57.520 --> 00:04:10.740 everything is going to close next monday and i guess i think i think it should go on for four weeks if it should have significant impact. 00:04:11.503 --> 00:04:18.702 Yeah yeah wonder how long how long before you start to see results left portugal there was an announcement 00:04:18.594 --> 00:04:27.331 i guess because i the holiday some kind of holiday weekend that you aren't allowed to leave your municipality without a pressing 00:04:27.193 --> 00:04:33.718 need iheartradio central job family member and that was only the last three days so. 00:04:33.430 --> 00:04:45.033 Set volume to anything i mean if you wanna how long this shit take at least you have to wait at least two weeks to see any kind of change. 00:04:45.941 --> 00:04:53.819 Add that's just turning around the train and then you'll need another two weeks. 00:04:54.895 --> 00:05:00.759 If you're doing fine tune to get the dynamics down to, 00:05:00.874 --> 00:05:11.533 no value no below one and you could probably even extended soul, 00:05:11.564 --> 00:05:16.407 basically i think we're most done with this year. 00:05:16.906 --> 00:05:25.697 I think twenty twenty is mostly all over and us only a single thing that everybody wants from this year. 00:05:27.266 --> 00:05:31.423 What's happening next week and that's what were talking about now. 00:05:32.037 --> 00:05:46.681 Election you know when it gets this close it's very hard because we this whole campaign starts like two years before the actual election in the united states and then we are days away, 00:05:46.705 --> 00:05:57.196 from the presidential election the united states senate that is included election and, 00:05:57.203 --> 00:06:02.094 this is the big final revolving placating for and then some cases 00:06:02.058 --> 00:06:10.723 we really wanna get this over with i think tired i'm tired of polls tim i don't look at them today show. 00:06:10.423 --> 00:06:21.461 Yes everybody else tired of everything meant to be complete the house see some houses also gang related but not that anybody expecting any major changed that at least that. 00:06:22.321 --> 00:06:36.093 So yeah tuesday is the day of memory serves that's when i love you to vote when i was a resident of the united states long long ago but indeed where in the year of the early voting and i've early voted as reported to you 00:06:36.009 --> 00:06:43.418 on the previous show i can confirm that my i sent the proof my vote via mail whatever good that does 00:06:43.286 --> 00:06:51.200 i did check in with a few friends of mine and friends that are american soldier other countries and it's all very 00:06:51.038 --> 00:07:03.338 different depending on what state your voting in weather not you can do it via email with her not you need to send something by post malone so anybody who's been watching the headlines 00:07:03.188 --> 00:07:08.248 any major media will have seen some kind of headline the last week or two 00:07:08.176 --> 00:07:19.977 record numbers early voting i mean it make sense there's recording hoopers of early voting for two reasons let's say i'll start with the coronavirus many people are not going 00:07:19.876 --> 00:07:28.492 two the pools there's even think that was a lack of color workers since there usually the older people of society. 00:07:29.220 --> 00:07:38.449 Add of course many states even expanded the possibility two vote by mail so of course 00:07:38.323 --> 00:07:45.185 for the wire record numbers well there's something about this donald trump that gets people motivated 00:07:45.090 --> 00:07:53.875 add so maybe this could also be a reason that other people are very motivated to vote for the man or people are very voted motivated vote 00:07:53.803 --> 00:08:02.534 add the man out also record numbers everyone keeps reporting and saying look at that butt something. 00:08:02.384 --> 00:08:16.084 Yes looking like looking at the elections from the proud of you of a german it's so hot that this is happening on it on a tuesday. 00:08:16.619 --> 00:08:17.803 Yes. 00:08:18.380 --> 00:08:24.292 End that it's not a public holiday or anything like this people usually have to work right. 00:08:24.347 --> 00:08:29.136 Yes correct you go to the polls maybe after work yeah yeah 00:08:29.118 --> 00:08:40.235 that's right that's not a national holiday it's not the only country like that but it's one of the few yes i don't know what it is about voting that the united states has not wanted well 00:08:40.157 --> 00:08:47.253 that is maybe too many people to vote the argument, 00:08:47.398 --> 00:08:55.930 somehow like you know if you been watching social media dear listeners i'm sure you seen people say anything but one of them get out and vote, 00:08:55.991 --> 00:09:01.981 vote vote part of that is this idea that the more people that vote, 00:09:02.222 --> 00:09:10.172 the more more your heart the government is representation of other people but i think there's also this idea that, 00:09:10.208 --> 00:09:13.489 more voters is better for biden, 00:09:13.507 --> 00:09:26.655 end better for democrats less people being able to vote seems to work out better for republicans i don't have any data supports in front of me many many experts and wise people have, 00:09:26.661 --> 00:09:34.154 set this sings one way or another over the years so effect there's record voting, 00:09:34.353 --> 00:09:43.486 mike everything is might right now might in the cade advantage for democrat candidates on all levels, 00:09:43.763 --> 00:09:44.411 right. 00:09:44.214 --> 00:09:54.657 Yeah numbers are really breaking all the rules words i mean after justin a few florida when it comes to yung people voting. 00:09:55.811 --> 00:10:00.762 I'd like eight thousand fourteen. 00:10:01.430 --> 00:10:06.549 Like in two thousand sixteen was like in the six digits. 00:10:06.952 --> 00:10:19.582 Is pretty impressive but we all that we have left to be very careful individuation. 00:10:20.058 --> 00:10:21.740 Hope. 00:10:21.440 --> 00:10:25.165 I mean because for years. 00:10:25.784 --> 00:10:29.323 Hope my be ok expectations for being. 00:10:30.141 --> 00:10:32.015 Ok yeah. 00:10:31.829 --> 00:10:34.010 How do you have any. 00:10:33.951 --> 00:10:40.734 No i mean ready for anything that's that's my i think that's my attitude 00:10:40.711 --> 00:10:53.720 anything is possible in which is impressive in a world are so many things seem like it's a done deal you can't win it's already been decided but indeed when it comes to this and maybe some previous elections. 00:10:53.931 --> 00:11:08.268 Morris possible that i probably realized many many years ago it's just don't know you just because i mean if you look at this on this program and it's the question how do you, 00:11:08.322 --> 00:11:17.420 right what are you using tu pull people and their been lots of jokes that example that you use landlines 00:11:17.414 --> 00:11:23.381 right if you pull exclusively if you did losing landlines than you are getting very cute 00:11:23.267 --> 00:11:31.060 population maybe some other method but there's always these you know how is the pull conducted what's the margin of error 00:11:30.923 --> 00:11:41.961 end sally we don't know that that's in small print after really read into it but what you see is the headline of the pool and we continue to see that i mean i've really had it 00:11:41.883 --> 00:11:46.888 headlines from respected newspapers because they all these days say 00:11:46.829 --> 00:11:54.436 by dean ahead by the head bitten has in a ten point five point and what for years ago talk to me 00:11:54.376 --> 00:11:58.588 is these things could be completely wrong and work, 00:11:58.757 --> 00:12:07.788 especially when i'm a man name trump is involved in i think he really just defies logic so often. 00:12:08.287 --> 00:12:15.119 Name your criteria fail businesses shouldn't you should be able to continue and say your success, 00:12:15.131 --> 00:12:23.051 reasons why this mentioned not have succeeded and yet has 00:12:23.033 --> 00:12:28.165 it's not so even are we see all these polls that were make you feel good, 00:12:28.171 --> 00:12:40.711 some of us ok bye is in the lead it should be good to be in the lead i think that there is a natural and logical fear based on experience among other things that says, 00:12:40.970 --> 00:12:42.779 this is not a done deal. 00:12:42.719 --> 00:12:43.698 Have you. 00:12:44.209 --> 00:12:53.264 Call your friends have you got did you get in contact with with other experts is there anything, 00:12:53.457 --> 00:13:01.936 nice outside of the united states and cam people watching from abroad make an impact year. 00:13:02.375 --> 00:13:10.384 So for example netherlands, 00:13:10.595 --> 00:13:16.453 community of several hundred people and smeyeul americans right in this american segment, 00:13:16.520 --> 00:13:22.276 out in the world overtime and we all talk right we have a refund this year have a group, 00:13:22.289 --> 00:13:35.911 on chat so that we can coordinate does anyone many questions did you helping each other 00:13:35.875 --> 00:13:42.329 what are you trying to figure out about the americans abroad if we can make a difference. 00:13:42.167 --> 00:13:55.188 No i mean absentia many americans on podcasts not talking to everybody is like vote also white ones you voted call your friends to vote. 00:13:55.753 --> 00:13:57.417 Yes ok ok. 00:13:57.117 --> 00:14:11.887 So not only addressing it single person but actually making sure that all your pierce actually doing the same thing so i wonder if there's something going on. 00:14:11.587 --> 00:14:14.663 Yes i'm not really a big, 00:14:14.832 --> 00:14:27.246 send i don't do that i don't do i do not bother people about voting honestly i think it's your business i think not voting this is not gonna be very popular i think not voting is a legitimate action, 00:14:27.373 --> 00:14:41.332 add the problem is nobody made me know that you are doing it has part of some kind of prostration is part of some statement or you just didn't but i think that not voting i wish you loved me or sorry if we are citizens of a country where you could vote blank 00:14:41.272 --> 00:14:44.360 say something so that is registered many countries have that. 00:14:44.697 --> 00:14:52.797 We have that new us, 00:14:52.821 --> 00:15:02.303 you got a vote you got a vote like me having just said i don't think you have to vote will anger a lot of people that americans are not americans i get it i'm just telling you i, 00:15:02.430 --> 00:15:11.924 i think it's also right now to vote i think it's sometimes get annoyed with the what it is become kind of this is how you're a good person, 00:15:12.020 --> 00:15:20.667 vote and if you don't you a bad person and i i don't i don't want to share i don't share that opinion honestly but i am 00:15:20.649 --> 00:15:34.512 very weird person so most people say no you gotta voted that's what you get these app groups that's why indian people call each other if we're gets out at someone didn't vote you might get hate mail. 00:15:34.212 --> 00:15:39.986 I mean are these people were that it's not about the us alone this time. 00:15:40.359 --> 00:15:52.870 No i mean americans will appreciated even in the country will appreciate the fact the whole world is embarrassed confused. 00:15:52.570 --> 00:15:54.436 Will be beyond embarrassed. 00:15:54.198 --> 00:15:56.968 Yeah so they no. 00:15:55.642 --> 00:16:04.341 Set a year already passed angry and can only get south from there. 00:16:04.696 --> 00:16:19.201 Yeah that since i can understand someone being angry with even just meet specifically saying it's all right not a voting people like but i am dreaming and i don't even get a choice notify like i get it i get it it's really loud situation this american nation 00:16:19.112 --> 00:16:28.714 i don't think the average american thinks about their theyre there friends in other countries saying it all, 00:16:28.774 --> 00:16:39.308 i gotta also do this because they need us it's a great point because it does effect so many people i need bitten in his decent democrat would 00:16:39.254 --> 00:16:45.677 i just watch the interview on sixty minutes with by alizzz confused 00:16:45.672 --> 00:16:52.473 are your friends another countries are walking away from us like i don't know we can't really on these people interesting, 00:16:52.762 --> 00:17:06.733 but but in the end the selections continue to come back to the whole idea of america american exceptionalism i mean look how many candidates regardless what level will say this is the greatest country in the world, 00:17:06.806 --> 00:17:15.639 we are the hardest working where the most clever on the one you can say these are just cliche it's no big deal but i think a country that, 00:17:15.771 --> 00:17:22.405 leave this cliches is insecure and find it annoying appreciated country that will say were not the best. 00:17:22.105 --> 00:17:26.407 Definitely the hardest working three jobs justice survive. 00:17:27.152 --> 00:17:32.915 No doubt about that. 00:17:31.070 --> 00:17:33.197 Yes. 00:17:33.414 --> 00:17:47.667 I think this time this so much is it safe because i mean maybe maybe that's just my personal viewpoint but it's also a feeling i have for i say jump in the least if not your open total it's. 00:17:48.412 --> 00:17:57.215 Is the americans are unable to get rid of this disaster there unable to stabilize their country. 00:17:58.628 --> 00:18:05.532 You're just going to walk away i'm in this time for real because they, 00:18:05.556 --> 00:18:17.466 can no longer trust this is like nothing to put your money on anymore and i think we're already pass the the point of 00:18:17.340 --> 00:18:21.648 will you could say that guy just wait for me years and then. 00:18:22.207 --> 00:18:31.767 No this is going to be better desai has already struck and we could just can't take it anymore and this is going to road back a lot of, 00:18:31.894 --> 00:18:40.366 put things that have happened in the last decade and an unexpected the end of the west this time. 00:18:40.355 --> 00:18:42.331 Absolutely america 00:18:42.242 --> 00:18:50.846 is not doesn't matter who selected america's not a country you can rely on world as a leader as innovative 00:18:50.739 --> 00:19:01.320 no you can't it happens sometimes there certainly pockets examples there kinds of good things but, 00:19:01.405 --> 00:19:04.126 it's not it's not even if. 00:19:04.631 --> 00:19:12.262 Even if biden wins in the world get into the senate the moment in four years you don't know what's coming next, 00:19:12.461 --> 00:19:16.445 and you don't even know if it's gonna come from the republican party, 00:19:16.583 --> 00:19:30.128 is it gonna come from another party is gonna come from the democrats really don't know i don't think you can rely on the country world power decline educational system that is, 00:19:30.176 --> 00:19:36.287 i need you know some place some parts are nice some parts to work at all i know what this education is the people are getting. 00:19:36.636 --> 00:19:41.082 So i don't think you can rely on the us no matter what happens next week. 00:19:41.485 --> 00:19:51.832 I think it's important in away trump has pushed this forward but it's it's been a long time coming from i'm in the gulf war in two thousand three. 00:19:52.133 --> 00:20:04.553 Is it clear you cannot really in the united states it is not an enlightened country anymore not not that kinda girl, 00:20:04.728 --> 00:20:12.822 many others basically and the suffers on the same problems we all do now germany netherlands with this sort of, 00:20:12.985 --> 00:20:20.171 set the pride and ignore i see it here in the netherlands is a certain pride in we don't care about the science we don't, 00:20:20.442 --> 00:20:26.649 we don't care about helping everyone we help ourselves we exist in germany too, 00:20:26.926 --> 00:20:36.798 and so america is in the same rut accepted it's bigger and it's always been louder and it had a different position i guess. 00:20:36.558 --> 00:20:39.532 Set the smaller stronger. 00:20:39.250 --> 00:20:41.473 Yeah you can't escape. 00:20:42.363 --> 00:20:57.265 No and then there for my heart goes out to all of us that are in the united states but we live in their shadow my god you know it getting letters about my bank account in in europe head case the american discovered i'm here, 00:20:57.422 --> 00:21:02.355 add for years i didn't i didn't mentioned much that i was living here. 00:21:02.061 --> 00:21:06.615 I'm going to be so angry of trump gets reelected. 00:21:07.042 --> 00:21:13.399 I think i think everyone has to be prepared and i think you really are deep down you're prepared, 00:21:13.562 --> 00:21:23.849 i have friends who have made kind of serious statements about if trump is related ranges from a leave the country. 00:21:24.234 --> 00:21:32.472 Which i would say you show thought about that for years ago anyway but ok for years later ok second term but even have friends to talk about harming themselves, 00:21:32.647 --> 00:21:38.962 if trump wins rather than life three four more years and it it worries me now you don't say that, 00:21:38.987 --> 00:21:51.287 which is good but i think that people need to be prepared and need to not rest their hope for the world in the future on what happened this election really like you we cannot look to these people, 00:21:51.569 --> 00:21:57.103 they are not in a weather is trevor byron we gotta be able to. 00:21:56.803 --> 00:22:10.095 No i mean it's not not here it's not done looking for a savior here and i know that bitten isn't isn't that just exchanging one person or an administration alone, 00:22:10.246 --> 00:22:13.184 help thanks but it's also 00:22:13.172 --> 00:22:22.588 abiding win or trump last would also give significant signals also two countries like uk. 00:22:23.045 --> 00:22:30.989 How angry poland you know that the the populism just gets you so just not very far. 00:22:31.331 --> 00:22:38.061 Add theresa point listen into it some sooner or later and that's pretty what. 00:22:38.098 --> 00:22:40.988 I know it's heartbreaking it's is. 00:22:41.685 --> 00:22:48.487 Any idea that that this is so much more powerful than this and that they win and then, 00:22:48.632 --> 00:22:59.327 the carry on it no i was watching this sixty minutes interview with trump is sitting there and i don't know why but they do these closeups are you really look at this man's face and you hear every word he says and, 00:22:59.406 --> 00:23:03.431 honestly like i can't stand it this man keeps. 00:23:04.015 --> 00:23:13.250 Thanks that he is great and he in his world view is on one point ask him the interview let's be still ask, 00:23:13.521 --> 00:23:23.171 do you think what is it about people that vote for you were that i love you what's the profile and he says i'm gonna things it's people who love this country, 00:23:23.196 --> 00:23:36.055 which implies that if you don't vote for trump you hate this country it's silly like why can't we be friends this man could win has won and could win again definitely drive me crazy i'm not saying i don't, 00:23:36.308 --> 00:23:41.529 really dislike what happened but i think what's really hard and i'm always, 00:23:41.626 --> 00:23:46.613 try to just embrace the truth is that no matter what happens, 00:23:46.727 --> 00:23:53.030 trump supporters never mind trump supporters of ideas that trump has still on top of 00:23:53.007 --> 00:24:02.549 they will continue to exist i'll be back i don't know if it in four eight years but they will be back in different forms and that hurts that sad 00:24:02.501 --> 00:24:10.421 end this nothing right now in on the mediate moment that's gonna really change that but you write election wedding certainly 00:24:10.403 --> 00:24:17.145 matters and send the signal and i hear you in terms of like if he didn't want you feel better. 00:24:16.959 --> 00:24:21.165 Can you give me some zapp contacts on on this sixty minutes interview format 00:24:21.075 --> 00:24:35.683 how many that's a rack popular is singing it seems to be the discount of interviews have some kind of significant some part of the country year was it for which is this doesn't do anything what is it. 00:24:35.941 --> 00:24:47.418 Sixty minutes is on cbs which is a commercial network like many commercials networks you know it's long and decline in terms of popularity what keeps you up at night 00:24:47.335 --> 00:24:57.928 end sixty minutes has always benefited from the few things one they're actually journalists working at sixty minutes and actually take time to take an hour 00:24:57.845 --> 00:25:05.199 sixty minutes and they sort of hardtalk for for the fans of 00:25:05.164 --> 00:25:13.179 british journalism but it's it's your supposed to be able to ask hard questions and spend more time it comes on after, 00:25:13.312 --> 00:25:19.272 american football finishes on sunday at least the regular time games are still night game. 00:25:19.567 --> 00:25:24.476 What other channels this is always significant because of you watch football as millions do, 00:25:24.615 --> 00:25:36.362 towards the end of midway through the keep saying sixty minutes coming up next i'm not saying that sixty minutes is powered by football watchers but that's one source it has the financial support of that network 00:25:36.333 --> 00:25:45.352 which is significant it's not over liberal project but these days as you know journalism that involves investigation, 00:25:45.437 --> 00:25:52.743 is labeled a liberal project so there we go sixty minutes i guess not liberal trump certainly has astronaut in, 00:25:52.906 --> 00:26:02.844 and so there's a tradition that the week before the election the presidential candidates in the vice president of the presidential candidates they all get interviewed 00:26:02.719 --> 00:26:10.434 interview by different members of this stuff you know one of them a anderson cooper is on the stuff we did interview any these candidates this time. 00:26:10.332 --> 00:26:11.912 He usually on cnn. 00:26:12.021 --> 00:26:21.088 That's right he is so it's kind of like getting an award that of a job like he is on cnn he's respected is done well, 00:26:21.088 --> 00:26:33.971 and then he's able to also on weekends sixty minutes for me it's a sign of a journalist that has sort of at least for television been given a like a high fighting award there we go, 00:26:34.176 --> 00:26:41.555 for your hard work here now member of sixty minutes not the eighteen of television journalism so. 00:26:41.255 --> 00:26:42.648 Yes good. 00:26:42.787 --> 00:26:48.663 Yeah yeah and unlike maybe some of the journalists he i think he's been pretty 00:26:48.580 --> 00:26:58.104 overt of not not being a big fan of the current administration i don't think i hate that anyway so what also matters in sixty minutes is your age, 00:26:58.170 --> 00:27:03.950 how many years have been there and at this point leslie stahl probably the most senior member, 00:27:03.981 --> 00:27:09.106 unless scott kelly has a lot of surgery which bradley has but. 00:27:08.133 --> 00:27:09.839 Let's see if he was. 00:27:09.630 --> 00:27:12.255 She did the interview with trump and pence, 00:27:12.352 --> 00:27:22.795 i think laura o'donnell and her last name is donald she's more to me on sixty minutes she did and biden 00:27:22.783 --> 00:27:31.592 the reason this got a lot of attention this time around because this does happened every for years but i got a lot of attention be closed trump walked out. 00:27:32.296 --> 00:27:46.627 Add when he walked out he said that she was she's being she's asking difficult questions she's asking she's being fade out other stuff. 00:27:46.375 --> 00:27:47.468 She's a woman. 00:27:47.859 --> 00:27:49.740 I didn't say that. 00:27:49.884 --> 00:27:51.114 No 00:27:50.864 --> 00:27:51.957 Unlike. 00:27:52.462 --> 00:27:54.138 He's biggest thing, 00:27:54.145 --> 00:28:03.963 is that his many big things but what is that vixen doesn't get ask if difficult questions and it is actually a decent point, 00:28:04.000 --> 00:28:13.049 but the way he brings up all the time and the way it just gets lost in the whole on all the noise because interesting if you watch this interview 00:28:12.947 --> 00:28:22.609 play then again by dnce not the president and biden hasn't been the president during what's been going on the last four years so it away like it 00:28:22.496 --> 00:28:27.735 what trump doesn't like so cold hard questions and it's a very hot thing because 00:28:27.591 --> 00:28:38.660 is pretty standard even for the climbing journalism to still have some questions you don't answer them anyway but trump has a policy if i don't like the question their bad questions right so that happened 00:28:38.528 --> 00:28:45.318 add he walked out i don't remember somewhere around the discussion of 00:28:45.270 --> 00:28:55.154 it was it was piling on because she had asked you can ask questions at one point she said you know you having these big rallies and of course i said there the biggest 00:28:55.149 --> 00:29:00.959 never seen fine i heard their smaller but ok. 00:29:01.338 --> 00:29:12.455 And he says but people don't wear masks don't you think for someone write coronavirus that you would be encouraging them to actually put on mask this is a weird 00:29:12.365 --> 00:29:18.103 am i being weird questions anyway the man says listen i'm not have anything against masks 00:29:18.025 --> 00:29:27.044 i tell people to wear masks we give out mask that rallies and she says without wearing them and he says 00:29:27.027 --> 00:29:32.098 i don't understand why this is the biggest, 00:29:32.381 --> 00:29:43.131 question for this guy because this guy deserves much many harder questions this is the stuff nothing, 00:29:43.281 --> 00:29:45.300 is it hot. 00:29:45.391 --> 00:29:56.663 Does not that we have any expectations to get anything from him in and such an interview except for us him you know living room early that's what we got. 00:29:56.652 --> 00:30:05.899 You got like fifteen minutes of trump if you can hear the lacs and then he walked out he 00:30:05.888 --> 00:30:11.151 what was the last thing she remembers having interviewed him before 00:30:11.055 --> 00:30:25.104 i guess maybe it was before he ran the first timer as he was running for his first term hopeless last she and him something about why do we call it fake news and he said them 00:30:24.978 --> 00:30:34.899 when she brought up with that was interesting i call it fake news so i discredit you as much as possible and so that when you say something bad about me nobody believed you anyway 00:30:34.863 --> 00:30:45.577 she said that she said she said in your words and he goes no i just call you fake because your fake and bad wolves words. 00:30:46.148 --> 00:30:48.996 Against it doesn't work but. 00:30:48.696 --> 00:30:53.701 What kind of work seventy depends on how people actually listening to this content. 00:30:53.768 --> 00:31:03.352 Play kame in immediately after by the way set right in the chair and her first questions him was what just happened. 00:31:03.052 --> 00:31:04.133 No 00:31:04.266 --> 00:31:17.455 End of ten seconds who is a robot some kind of president trump has very strong opinions focus on the campaign. 00:31:17.335 --> 00:31:22.280 Is the biggest suspect. 00:31:20.670 --> 00:31:28.939 He is he has a certain smoothness to him that is disturbing and i'm not saying it's appealing i'm saying. 00:31:29.372 --> 00:31:34.485 He can do a fifteen minute interview and say nothing but you're going what did you say something, 00:31:34.732 --> 00:31:43.390 like it's i found watch the interview is short actually and i found it on comfortably easy for him to say nothing, 00:31:43.631 --> 00:31:56.352 i mean more traditional scares me a little the politician that people look too like well he had this important job so you must be good republican's my really around him and i wonder, 00:31:56.479 --> 00:32:02.265 how far you can go but anyway that was the sixty minutes bitten came on. 00:32:02.584 --> 00:32:14.403 Pretty good for a minute. 00:32:14.578 --> 00:32:16.915 So what was interesting about her. 00:32:17.096 --> 00:32:30.766 Hurry review for slushii she left a lot maybe we do that lot at the questions i mean. 00:32:31.259 --> 00:32:35.916 What is say that. 00:32:37.166 --> 00:32:49.220 So she left a lot i guess what else can you do but i wish she wouldn't i will i wish she wouldn't cause i think you don't realize when you being recorded if you keep leaving me through answers it 00:32:49.160 --> 00:32:56.190 destructing from your answers actually but what is significant me and we have touched on, 00:32:56.287 --> 00:33:05.594 you heard this argument trump makes that bitten is trojan horse for radical socialists you insert your label. 00:33:06.094 --> 00:33:09.879 So the journalists says loro donald says, 00:33:09.885 --> 00:33:19.674 are you are you a socialist are you up radical and she loves again unfortunate come alive, 00:33:19.752 --> 00:33:30.352 what am i am i don't i'm not in any of those labels that he throws on me i refuse them i am a stone of us our daughter of an indian 00:33:30.268 --> 00:33:39.005 women i am a child of immigrants i am a black woman and so she brought up all these life, 00:33:39.161 --> 00:33:44.257 things about her which is fine but what she's very careful, 00:33:44.353 --> 00:33:53.306 is it painful she never says of alma progressive she will they asked about healthcare it weather not enough push, 00:33:53.349 --> 00:34:02.578 in her time if she had a chance would she tell by we should have healthcare for all and she she says no i'm following joe's plan on i believe in joe's plant, 00:34:02.585 --> 00:34:09.188 bugs me about camila here and that's simply the wishes of believe it or not two progressive i wish she would just say it 00:34:09.153 --> 00:34:13.539 it's not joe's plan but if i could i would feel nothing, 00:34:13.539 --> 00:34:22.775 being seen as radical of being scenes progressive don't wanna be tied to ac or bernie their camila. 00:34:23.394 --> 00:34:28.988 You see her dancing to get away from it and is disappointing cuz. 00:34:29.614 --> 00:34:43.001 I mean the great raid weinstein says healthcare for all is no longer a democrat thing a lot of people want this y be scared of it but they won't this kind of conservative voters that no longer wants to go for trump. 00:34:43.447 --> 00:34:51.655 But needs to hear conservative stuff and joe budden is a cocomelon i mean i was watching a documentary about his life 00:34:51.499 --> 00:35:01.305 turn on planet policies in his life where he was kinda progressive that wasn't me shifts with with wind within the democratic umbrella but still 00:35:01.185 --> 00:35:03.114 democratic party umbrella. 00:35:03.012 --> 00:35:09.556 Yeah i watched interview with alexandria ocasio-cortez between call. 00:35:10.103 --> 00:35:14.826 Which find the most brilliant politician. 00:35:15.529 --> 00:35:24.716 For listen to america i mean she's just fantastic amazing person, 00:35:24.807 --> 00:35:25.804 who was also, 00:35:25.810 --> 00:35:39.691 pushing her will not that hard but you know i'm not quite remember what the question was busy was all about like the progressive disappointed by 00:35:39.613 --> 00:35:44.138 you know having by nezza candidate because it doesn't really represent. 00:35:44.559 --> 00:35:57.286 The values of progressive liberal whenever so list people under interesting question to ask her because you know everybody knows she's progressive as you can be, 00:35:57.406 --> 00:36:06.593 intimate a good points set will you know in the end the question is who are going to lobby with your ideas, 00:36:06.829 --> 00:36:21.166 yes i'm going against trump than you know what chances you have but once bitten this band administration is formed it's totally open i think she's absolutely right 00:36:21.118 --> 00:36:28.683 because you mentioned many people not want healthcare many people i mean things that have been, 00:36:28.833 --> 00:36:37.937 totally out of the question in the american discussion about politics like the healthcare not this not the only thing was probably most prominent thing, 00:36:38.111 --> 00:36:46.806 five years ten years ago was totally and unheard of the other two can even bring this up at now it seems to be common sense and i think, 00:36:46.921 --> 00:36:56.535 same could happen to discussions around gun rides and black lives matter protests everything that, 00:36:56.661 --> 00:37:06.264 can be associated with racism in general these things are now on the table somewhere question is going to, 00:37:06.540 --> 00:37:10.879 end a new constellation where you can actually discussing things are there just. 00:37:11.438 --> 00:37:18.300 Impossible from the start so i think that's a good point to make an doesn't matter much i think, 00:37:18.504 --> 00:37:30.060 what is a hope that those people who you know i didn't vote for hillary clinton because they want burn in hell something candidate and then she can't get enough voice 00:37:29.946 --> 00:37:39.909 that's not something that's very likely to be repeated this time people understand that i'm just getting this are the worst. 00:37:39.609 --> 00:37:48.904 Yes yes yeah that's true that's true understand that i would like to see that is actually with so i mean, 00:37:48.959 --> 00:37:59.961 that's the sixty minutes interview that one of the big questions i needed you know how to progressives feel about this candidate but i think you just said it and it was set it, 00:37:59.985 --> 00:38:08.049 progressives are voting for bibio but their hoping that in the years to come that the doors, 00:38:08.163 --> 00:38:21.197 open snapchat is not a trojan horse right it's the way possibly government to a party even works you have different ideas within a political party so my be more dominant but it doesn't mean they're not others. 00:38:21.263 --> 00:38:33.113 Set his his appointment actually have some hope i mean i'm real not not in a position that i don't really know the american public, 00:38:33.167 --> 00:38:34.657 american soul, 00:38:34.880 --> 00:38:43.352 close sleep in the other way for the world americas been an open book for a long time. 00:38:44.062 --> 00:38:53.561 Where has been sharing so much of culture through movies and others exposures on many levels that. 00:38:54.121 --> 00:38:56.632 You are so gotta feeling off. 00:38:57.654 --> 00:39:12.598 Things the happening and think that are some hole movie on because even if these depressing time what would you get you know many many states have now adopted a policy that allows for same sex marriage. 00:39:13.212 --> 00:39:24.755 Is marijuana being sold legally in many states and it's a new business it's not going away so all those. 00:39:25.548 --> 00:39:33.816 Things that i usually call progressive stuff and it's just happening even in the world of all time so. 00:39:34.153 --> 00:39:42.031 I have that feeling that wants there's a new politics constellation and we're going to talk about the senate a few. 00:39:42.662 --> 00:39:49.434 That i think that things could accelerate pretty quickly than in another direction. 00:39:49.897 --> 00:40:01.392 That's i find this totally a possible in the that it gets his own dynamic somehow and just because. 00:40:01.945 --> 00:40:04.973 Believe in the us. 00:40:06.128 --> 00:40:12.503 It's like the world's greatest country indiana affront. 00:40:12.996 --> 00:40:20.615 I think most people know this is no longer true but they wanted to be true. 00:40:21.108 --> 00:40:29.064 I'm not only by pretending but actually achieving it some getting out of the jacket. 00:40:29.371 --> 00:40:31.155 Yeah. 00:40:30.969 --> 00:40:34.021 I didn't bit hard working, 00:40:34.160 --> 00:40:44.880 society actually it she's this leap forward and then we know the system is is very capable of making changes rapidly 00:40:44.742 --> 00:40:49.452 that's that something you've always been once this point has been reached. 00:40:49.831 --> 00:40:56.723 Yes that's a great point i mean it does give me hope i'm not completely hopeless about. 00:40:57.139 --> 00:41:04.932 Life after this election it didn't come through i do not think the sky falls no matter what happens this week, 00:41:05.131 --> 00:41:19.666 i just refuse i refuse to think that now i did just announce the us but that's just because i want to be realistic but i agree and i really admire what you just said a lot of interesting good things good for people, 00:41:19.672 --> 00:41:24.654 all over the world not just within the us can still come out of the us will. 00:41:25.309 --> 00:41:34.719 But it did you know when you have this leadership this representatives that are so in your face that are so and they have power i mean 00:41:34.665 --> 00:41:49.495 no it doesn't annoying it gets counterproductive it's not a great thing that they would continue to win and dominate discussions nba able to if we move now just briefly to the the streets supreme court for example be able to influence 00:41:49.406 --> 00:41:52.764 los nachos for the next four years but for yuno 00:41:52.740 --> 00:42:01.976 decades to come i mean that that is a problem that comes out of things like elections yeah so i need here we are, 00:42:02.030 --> 00:42:04.939 just about to begin november, 00:42:05.077 --> 00:42:13.742 initiate women covering here since we returned with our wonderful news of the world amy coney barrett is, 00:42:13.904 --> 00:42:21.403 what today's the day do the official weather she came out of the recommended, 00:42:21.650 --> 00:42:25.177 did i miss the nomination anyways happening. 00:42:24.967 --> 00:42:27.280 I think she was nominated yes. 00:42:26.980 --> 00:42:31.691 Yeah i didn't see any parties are reno no more garden party since the last one. 00:42:34.461 --> 00:42:48.282 Yeah so she is now in the senate has voted for which me some public is totally ignored everything i love interesting point made somebody. 00:42:48.733 --> 00:43:00.865 This is some how mitch mcconnell the leader of the senate republicans part of senate his lifetime achievement. 00:43:01.959 --> 00:43:09.091 Is this is something that you always wanted to know a strong majority in the supreme court and. 00:43:09.939 --> 00:43:20.575 Give me the even if he might lose his seed or if the republicans lose the majority or even if they win the majority. 00:43:20.960 --> 00:43:28.639 Put now step back and say that i'm done enough and also this is a move. 00:43:29.132 --> 00:43:39.137 Find him by fighting the through the summer fields is giving the finger trump which it doesn't really like you know. 00:43:39.540 --> 00:43:44.377 I don't think he really likes trump is just like his. 00:43:44.221 --> 00:43:45.374 Is useful tool. 00:43:45.074 --> 00:43:56.257 Useful tool for him and some how it's done now i don't need him anymore. 00:43:56.756 --> 00:44:01.004 Doesn't really want them to be two powerful. 00:44:01.953 --> 00:44:04.501 Interesting i don't know. 00:44:02.993 --> 00:44:05.360 Yeah we don't know. 00:44:05.457 --> 00:44:18.562 Take use two used to the the trump way the power so yeah yeah but i mean it would be life accomplishment because, 00:44:18.581 --> 00:44:24.247 three in in four years three supreme court justices that, 00:44:24.506 --> 00:44:29.198 allegedly we're gonna follow your parties policies. 00:44:29.595 --> 00:44:39.171 That that's an impact goes well be on getting a president elected or even a senator they do seem to last forever but still, 00:44:39.320 --> 00:44:46.246 play really staying there a long time so it that way mitch mcconnell shaped, 00:44:46.391 --> 00:44:53.830 states in the world more than trump self, 00:44:53.944 --> 00:45:01.617 but it doesn't quietly behind the scenes well quietly so it's all happening was really nothing. 00:45:01.918 --> 00:45:14.969 Big that quit stop in this time around and when there was something big like in the kavanaugh nomination where the record was crap still still got there so there it is. 00:45:14.723 --> 00:45:15.979 No that's amazing. 00:45:15.919 --> 00:45:20.678 I love twenty four set it but it isn't accomplishment for a senate majority leader. 00:45:20.817 --> 00:45:35.526 Let's have a look apart from the election being about the president of course and this is definitely most important part of which we also talked about chances of the senate flipping to the democrats. 00:45:36.206 --> 00:45:40.418 Right now they have flight two or three seats majority. 00:45:40.617 --> 00:45:44.456 The republicans at least least two. 00:45:44.811 --> 00:45:50.104 When is enough for them but. 00:45:50.447 --> 00:45:54.881 Yes you were beautiful that this could change, 00:45:55.122 --> 00:46:06.786 i would still be and five thirty eight is currently weather not projecting. 00:46:07.405 --> 00:46:14.898 Play r cali favorite democrats to win the senate so it's. 00:46:15.499 --> 00:46:21.291 Is possible that's that's busy with the same it's not out of the question it's like this. 00:46:22.079 --> 00:46:35.851 I've been avoiding five thirty eight until tonight have been avoiding five thirty eight most of the last four years the way i want the new york times for a while because of the trump election right, 00:46:35.984 --> 00:46:39.931 what is impressive to look at it is, 00:46:39.998 --> 00:46:49.937 interesting in anyway there's something open about the fact that like you said there not saying that set it is gonna go democrat their just showing, 00:46:50.153 --> 00:46:51.391 there's. 00:46:51.836 --> 00:47:06.696 Hey a chance that it could happen in how much of a legend of a chance that even try to project pat easier projections based on polls and india recent shift even over the last two weeks since the beginning of october, 00:47:06.937 --> 00:47:13.793 sorry that's more than two weeks but still october interesting month because even here on this program 00:47:13.721 --> 00:47:21.472 we have been looking at pulls that said well it's too close to call now there more more signs that it could 00:47:21.407 --> 00:47:32.781 go democrat or at least it the idea of a set it with democratic majority event just one more possible perhaps that was a few weeks ago. 00:47:33.743 --> 00:47:48.357 I'd like to ask you some questions because looking at the us as a whole is always complicated and the fifty states or distantly should be fifty two officially fifty, 00:47:48.405 --> 00:47:57.298 can you rope it's a very divorce field and you can't ready compare all these days easily i'm so 00:47:57.215 --> 00:48:09.551 if we look at the numbers for five thirty eight giving they are listening all the seats that are possibly flipping out democrats or at least one by democrats, 00:48:09.587 --> 00:48:18.168 show can i see what the weather was before we could move from. 00:48:18.517 --> 00:48:29.200 So well first of all the two seats and i think it's the only yes the only state where the two seats actually up for election. 00:48:29.603 --> 00:48:36.922 Why is that because he lives only want somebody who died in georgia. 00:48:36.941 --> 00:48:41.014 Set everyday somebody dies in georgia specially these days butt. 00:48:40.787 --> 00:48:42.300 No i mean the serenata. 00:48:42.000 --> 00:48:51.524 It's a special election with i don't know why it's often because someone is appointed 00:48:51.399 --> 00:48:55.502 do something or someone retires 00:48:55.382 --> 00:49:03.963 i do not know why there's a special election we have the same thing couple years ago with arizona 00:49:03.903 --> 00:49:10.332 which one i have to talk about i don't i don't remember why georgia job. 00:49:10.982 --> 00:49:14.527 I don't work on it for the next few minutes. 00:49:14.702 --> 00:49:17.952 Ok let's talk about the the state. 00:49:18.451 --> 00:49:29.784 It's north florida it's one of the southern states that has probably strong slave history anything you can do. 00:49:30.662 --> 00:49:35.547 Tell me about the state because not one of those days of here about. 00:49:35.871 --> 00:49:41.916 So i mean look georgia gave us jimmy carter. 00:49:42.235 --> 00:49:50.756 Democrat a liberal democrat georgia gava the first. 00:49:51.147 --> 00:49:59.691 I want to see the first african american center but it may not be correct omaha georgia has atlanta, 00:49:59.818 --> 00:50:08.999 which is significant i mean first of all the large city atlanta also an important economic engine home to company's like, 00:50:09.210 --> 00:50:12.418 do not coca cola amazon. 00:50:12.136 --> 00:50:14.239 I was sorry. 00:50:14.798 --> 00:50:20.278 Amazon has the two hubbs riverside i don't even remember, 00:50:20.495 --> 00:50:31.882 where they ended up being respond to be new york and then chased out of new york but anyway that is a large black population in atlanta 00:50:31.864 --> 00:50:35.643 end traditionally you know politically 00:50:35.620 --> 00:50:47.577 active electing officials also social movements civil rights movement st george is always been important but you also get this tradition of, 00:50:47.668 --> 00:50:51.549 republican conservative old money, 00:50:51.616 --> 00:51:04.583 if you want to take it further there's of course you mentioned slavery there's racism i'm not saying state of georgia is a racist state or anything like that but it's 00:51:04.530 --> 00:51:14.426 interesting because you can have these two extremes you can have very progressive democrats from places like nachos atlanta but there's also, 00:51:14.438 --> 00:51:25.236 where the university of georgia is also progressive city and forgetting the name of athens georgia so. 00:51:25.874 --> 00:51:32.153 How were people are more progressive and activate the exist but, 00:51:32.201 --> 00:51:36.786 it also has part of the reason why the state can be so back and forth why 00:51:36.678 --> 00:51:48.209 is it from four to eight years maybe not in a senate seat of this year we do have a chance with the us off set it for the sea that also win. 00:51:48.660 --> 00:51:52.013 The interstate that has both, 00:51:52.121 --> 00:52:06.584 let's see both extremes or it has both parties have a a source of popularity and politics divided along the starting line so 00:52:06.537 --> 00:52:12.984 georgia's interesting because it could indigo democrat now is projected also is 00:52:12.840 --> 00:52:27.016 play some paul's ahead by two points ahead by one point it's close but it seems that he could pull it off we also see that candidates are visiting more and more, 00:52:27.076 --> 00:52:33.487 presidential candidates event to try and help the trying, 00:52:33.518 --> 00:52:44.940 galvanize the vote there so it's become an important battleground state is not the only one but it is one of the big i don't know five possible democrat i guess its an upset 00:52:44.917 --> 00:52:47.122