a ball of taking multiple ideas into our brains would win when those ideas are condensed into one topic or one story for example i recently talked about how trumps with drawl from the paris climate agreement is both exceedingly awful for humanity and also not that big a deal it's awful it's awful because of what it means for our ability to cooperate and ability to think intelligently. it's not a big deal because the paris agreement was all laughable sure ain't broke out again anger. when you have everyone from oil tycoons to war criminals clinking champagne glasses when the thing is timed you've got yourself a time in a corner. we want everything we discussed to break down to either good or bad right either important or completely on important either on fleak or exceedingly off clique. i'm not sure what the opposite of on fleak is i have no

idea because i don't actually know what on flick me and. the opera kid could very well be off putting cups. off sleeker just far better or it could be i don't know i don't know if you know i'm just saying amazon is incredibly efficient in that it can get products to you in like a day or two right awesome but also incredibly inefficient if you want to order say bubble wrap write like a thing a bubble wrap they will wrap it in bubble wrap. and then put it into a giant box and ship it across the country and then if it's the wrong size bubble wrap you then send it back across the country to get your bunny returned and they probably throw it out because it's been tainted by your touch. they treat it like oh mother bird after a baby birds been touched by human. toll road that got a start over. that is the definition of inefficient amazon also crushes

competition and treats their workers like dogs but they very efficiently treat their workers like dogs. i remember hearing a report by a journalist who went and got a job as an amazon picker for a week a picker is what they call someone who runs around the amazon warehouse grabbing items ordered by slack jawed americans with the push of a single button. because back in the day it was two clicks it was a disaster it was two clicks uphill both ways it was a real drain all right yet if you have any idea how many calories that second click burns it's going to do you got a pound a whole nother papa john's personal pan pizza just to make up the calories. so back to the picker these are no these are normal warehouses for example an average facility in chester virginia is one point one million square feet roughly the size

of eighteen football fields by the way why do we always compare large sizes. so football field. even though that makes it sound fun like a like an amazon warehouse to be described as the size of a teen prison general population walks for eighteen chuck e. cheese's filled with screaming of noxious children hopped up on coca-cola. so these bankers spread around these warehouses picking up items and the reporter said that a surprising number of those orders include dildos which. which i find interesting because you only need you know one maybe two for your whole life right that's it it's not like every time you use a dildo it gets whittled down a little i go like. i go and still you know. it's small no you. know the new one. but it's also not like a different shape it's going to become trendy in

a few months you know. oh you're still using the banana shaped man most people have switched over to squares now of it. anyway that's a discussion for another time pretty pretty much all reporting over the past ten years has confirmed that amazon is awful to their workers even the ones who work in the office jobs the corporate jobs one employee in the book marketing department said that his enduring image was watching people weep in the office a sight other workers described as well you'll see a grown. and covering his face he said nearly every person i worked with i saw cry at their desk sounds delightful. that's all the worse the work atmosphere of mash and they were in the korean war. workers are pushed to the breaking point and then thrown away like an old sock back in two thousand and eleven rather than spend money to air condition one of the one of the warehouses where workers were commonly passing out due to heat stroke amazon began paying to

have ambulances stationed in its parking lot on hot days why air condition the whole place when you can just cart off the dead people that's it's also what they do outside marlon wayans films this is. a ambulances. were if it sucks so bad you die. in a lot of ways this is the apex of a fish and see right the products arrive at a customer's door in a day or two at the expense of a human life they never see right and human lives or are in abundant resource never seen a cold place stadium tore there are plenty of humans out there there. is a lot of them there is cares and there's also a countless number of struggling people willing to take any job offered to them this is the end game of capitalism so now amazon has just bought a whole foods for fourteen billion dollars jeff bezos also owns the washington post

and many other things but the whole foods means amazon is branching out to i.r.l. establishment which i found out recently means in real life after spending a year thinking about irresistible roasted linguini. which made for awkward conversations with friends they were like let's meet up i.r.l. and i was like sam's delicious and they were like what in the does that even mean. so what the party. of brick and mortar businesses amazon will become more powerful than ever as matt stoller wrote this week like google and facebook amazon uses technology and data to sidestep traditional restrictions on monopoly power chances are amazon will use their whole foods leverage to force people into becoming amazon prime members they will also force every smaller establishment out of business like they've done with with with competing websites and bookstores and more jeff save

those said our goal with amazon prime is to make sure that if you are not a prime member you were being irresponsible staller. us dollars and points out this statement and the amount of power in pays is hands should frighten all americans what he implied is that you will have no choice but to interact with his institution to buy and sell goods that everyone needs on his terms with a amazon you push a button and everything in the world arrives at your door in thirty seconds and as long as you don't think about the destruction of lives an environment it takes to do that it's pretty cool. at the heart of it this is the existential question of america and capitalism and consumerism all packed into one box with a smile on it are we willing to slowly kill ourselves for cheap products that

arrive at our door with one click as matt stoller concluded there is only one force that can stop amazon we the people step one is to switch to locally grown free range artist dildoes. washington d.c. to thank you. well i'm told i'm of the camp now let's take the news from behind there have been a lot of important stories circulating this week but the mainstream media won't always give you all the information so it's time for a new segment called what they want to tell you.

this is all part of my ongoing effort to view the deep aleutian of our media and our society as a fun game show. sure our democracy is a sham but check out these dancing girls anyway. anyway this week we found out the officer who killed philander castiel as shown on a facebook live video that officer was acquitted of all murder charges it's truly horrific and the officer was clearly at best poorly trained at best resulting in the death of yet another innocent man but for what most mainstream media don't generally you know what they won't tell you really in this discussion is that in many states hairstylists are required to attend significantly more training than cops the same goes for interior designers refrigerator repairman sushi chefs and anal bleachers. you know bleach is sounds like the worst seats you could have

a baseball game. is it just just throw in a couple extra bucks. jump at the annal bleacher seats. anyway this incredible lack of training for police officers seems like a pretty important part of the discussion of why so many innocent people of color are gone. down across our country this is probably a small part of the reason cops are running around with guns like god damn fools while refrigerator repairmen rarely shoot and kill a refrigerator. no matter how tall and intimidating it may seem. moving on in switzerland a giant new machine is sucking old on. in switzerland a giant new machine is sucking carbon out of the air that that's much better than

just talking right i mean if you want to just. want to just create a stocking machine you already have sean spicer john lamb and ryan lochte see hootie and three out of the four blowfish nancy pelosi all lot you've got it you've got a lot to choose from for a stocking machine but in terms of a c o two sucking machine choices are far more limited. but this is great this machine will suck the carbon out of the air climate change will be solved and we can all go back to driving a hummer while wearing single use wife beaters eating big macs and farting afridi. the american dream is alive and well so how much c o two can these things grab the developers say the plant will capture about nine hundred tons of c o two annually or the approximate level released from two hundred cars and then pipe that gas to

help grow vegetables two hundred cars. i'm not mistaken. there are were. two hundred cars on the planet. that say as of twenty eight and this there were one point zero one five billion motor vehicles in use in the world i think we're going to need some more shocking bush in a. climb work says if this venture is a first step in their goal to capture one percent of the world's global c o two with similar technology to do so there would need to be about two hundred fifty thousand similar plants two hundred fifty thousand plants to capture one per cent over the world carbon sure is this so what they won't tell you is that there is no magic bullet that is going to save us from ourselves and allow

us to keep living in this completely unsustainable way it's almost as if we need to start existing in a way that doesn't all over everything. i know you know you might help us take the next step but it will never allow us to continue down this path there are just not enough don lemon's and ryan lochte is out there to sock away our problems we have to go to a quick break but for exclusive content you can just text the word redacted to four four four nine nine nine it's free and quick you can also get our free podcast called moment of clarity every week on i tunes and stitcher we'll be right back don't go away. i. say.

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recent span between the gulf states has highlighted yet another middle eastern conflict while turkey is siding with cretonne iran against saudi arabia the long running tensions between the sunni's bust into the open why did and cry jump into the fray instead of trying to pull the strings from a distance. to . europe has the capacity to integrate. the refugees at the same time we cannot accept everybody that comes to or come from countries it's true i mean all countries have the control of their border books all come through so beautiful so as the rights to control its borders.

well. we turn now to a new report by the n.g.o.s save the children it's called the end of childhood index and it ranks one hundred seventy two countries based upon quality of life or quality of childhood and yep you guessed it the u.s. is number five we are way. we are the top ten hour of. job twelve. thirty six whatever thirty six and thirty we're thirty six right after right after their super wealthy nation of bosnia. sorry about that here now to explain what this all means is our senior childlike correspondent john that was. a

was a thirty six when it comes to quality of childhood for kids. that were the low where were the richest nation in the world man i am getting so tired of the u.s. getting bashed for this lee the report ranks one hundred seventy two countries and we got thirty six that's not too bad. this is typical millennial child in title title man syndrome oh i'm an american john so i deserve a childhood free from harm and food insecurity and a. oh all so i should be able to graduate high school. garage. giving kids food and education is not entitle meant some moral thing to do. well. you can't spell moral without oral. and this report can suck my. dick come on man come on this is

a show about children so it was for the criteria for the record all right fine and used a primary indicators to determine the best and worst countries to be a child and those eight categories are depressing as a half hour. i feel like i'm in the middle of a p.s.a. era way hello please help save the children from malnutrition that stones growth and under five years old mortality rate being out of school child labor early marriage adolescent births displacement by conflict and child homicide for just a dollar a day you too can curl up into a ball and moan existence knowing we live in a sick sad world. that was depressing i'm good at what i do. so why do you have to skip ranks. of the dirt come on

give me the dirt the a c n n whoa reveal gross deal with that. the united states was not found to be exempt from the threats that contributes a premature death among children it is one of seven countries where half of all teen births occur and its number of infant deaths was twenty three thousand four hundred fifty five in two thousand and fifteen more than those of forty european countries combined in the same year. big deal our teenagers like to look up whatever that was your take away from that quote do you tell it that from your think maybe our quality of childhood sucks because programs like nutrition assistance and our social safety net as a whole is getting gutted or maybe it's because we pump our kids full of chemicals and processed foods that turn their brains into soup all right first of all i love soup so. i don't know where you go with that one. and second of

all childhood is glorious in america i believe we have some footage from. i think i play a bad. was. that you have then. you are a real charmer i was that lady wasn't even my mom. she respects the stranger i convince to buy me food live. well some well done look to say this is all about priorities ok there's over thirteen million children in our country that are food insecure over twenty percent live in families below the poverty line since the great recession hit the top one percent has acquired ninety percent of the new wealth. i think i see a solution here i think we can easily care for all of our kids if we wanted to allot the money right around our you can take your socialist wealth redistribution

scheme and stuff it in that mr all right america is always going to be number one even lower number thirty six we're still number one we're number one. we're live at number thirty six. being number thirty six. ruling on one of the reasons children can have tough childhood here in the us is because our endless war on drugs and how it's used to lock up their parents for relatively small crimes but that's not the only reason the drug war is a travesty let's go now to naomi care avani for the raging controversy here. our story begins in texas in two thousand and eleven when the drug enforcement

administration obtained a lier and i believe valuable piece of intelligence about the leaders of the next kobe status quo tell one of the most powerful and control drug organizations in the world the operation was named to cheat to win to link it to wait. because mc hammer is a paragon of success. also that's a nineteen ninety one reference to look at the clip fell out of you separate yourself community got really pissed off that's not too legit to quit you just ordered to be waffles without syrup the da took a camel it shared the intelligence with the mexican federal police and inflamed by problems with leads against the wishes of the lead aids. in the case of informants pacifically warns of the potential for bloodshed let's talk about the complex vetting process of the d a's foreign partner unit and you spend more time reading

this title than the da spent vetting its confidential informants i'm sure the justice department doesn't agree with that journalists. review its long term confidential source timely. and they sometimes go there just like. so can you keep it secret cross your. fingers where no not even a pinky swear well know mind here's some highly sensitive information that could cost lives this is a disk cartel just immediately who had betrayed them and began hunting for the snitches the traffickers went after anyone connected to them leading to a massacre in ny and they which hasn't been investigated by mexican or american officials sense until a pro publica report demonstrated the role of the dea a cavalier way of sharing information clearly showed no concern for the lives in countries where they operate but i mean what do you would bet from this agency when

the mexico and central american sections of the da where this badge on their sleeves. i think guys might aiwass the shaman. he was also a great teacher to also misled congress and the d.o.j. about fatal shootings in the twenty twelve operation and bill operation and bill ok so now we've got mc hammer and wiley coyote this is inspiring a lot of confidence so the d.o.j. nor i want to say that there was a crime for us in honduras that would be extremely illegal but i will say there was one and. they. say that. but the report didn't use words like cover up it just said there was lying or refusing to provide evidence and in adequate pre-operational planning few of the

dea agents spoke spanish and the honduran spoke little english. so knowing spanish isn't part of the job requirement for working on the operation and bill in honduras . when you say conversational in spanish can you like order food or eat just pointing and grunting ok. it says here your profession in excel that will do we cannot trust these guys so what's the answer look at our nation's drug problem must be treated like a crisis instead of prohibition organized crime just gets more powerful with draconian prohibition effort i learned that from a p.b.s. documentary. you know there are some common sense solutions we can learn from those gangsters and soon soon now no one is running around killing each other for a if the bathtub gin though if you catch me drunk late at night i probably would murder somebody for some french fries but i shall be held responsible for that

murder no matter how tempting french fries are. where. did i say that right. reporting from washington they only care about any. headlines from the future coming up next week an impressive display of a fish and see deceased amazon pickers turned into pulp to make amazon boxes. pretty good pretty good and an organist. last remaining child with abbey childhood unfortunately totaled about i. guess coming wednesday. new g.o.p. health care plan includes televised gladiatorial fights in which winner gets

dialysis. that's your show but if you don't always have time to watch redacted tonight as i mentioned earlier you can check out the podcast free every week it's called moment of clarity you get it i tunes and stitcher until next time goodnight and good biting. let's talk about blackness and the blues of being black. and always will in a big house down at least that's what i've been told but it was simply that we in relays is such because we simply forgot. the scene we've allowed them to rearrange the plane you told us the sickness of trusting the enemy we came to face. that's what i call the lack of blackness or understanding the blues of being black. sheep blues of being black sheep mandate that we attack knowing how when and what to do

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