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a player. greetings and salutations eight twenty fifteen harvard and yale university study published in journal nature found that it is advantageous for people to express outrage over the selfishness of others the study also found that when we do this it indicates to others that we are trustworthy and it appears that people really really want to be trusted these days because the outrage over just about anything is turned up to eleven this week our elected officials lit up the internet when a series of female c.b.s. news reporters were banned from entering the speaker. lobby because they were

wearing wait for it it's. sleeveless dresses little a little advice for the boys on the hill don't mess with a woman's right to bear arms it never ends well a new york times columnist david brooks outraged pretty much anyone who isn't a rich condescending jerk with a column entitled how we are ruining america and which she said quote recently i took a friend with only a high school degree to lunch insensitively i led her into a gourmet sandwich shop i quickly asked her if she wanted to go somewhere else and she anxiously not be vs and we ate mexican now i'm not sure which is more eye rolling and i roll inducing the fact that he treats his friends as creepy playthings as pompous classism ballet or the fact that he seriously thinks all of us poor on ivy league educated saps don't know about these subtle signals signals of classism so let's start getting outraged build that trust and start watching the hocks. the older you get the.

real the. last. part of. what it looks like you know i got. the. welcome everybody to watch and hogs i'm tired of the lawless and joining me in the next day to talk outrage and so pretty trustworthy folks that i know. the john f. o'donnell from redacted tonight so yeah guys oh ridge over some strange things i mean john on a scale from mike fluffy bunny to three headed how based on how afraid of female bear arms are you owe. terrified obvious i mean you can barely know i.

just like the president out there in my mind to be. i mean no he's got a great heart. which is kind of cool because i can compliment you about that without being too creepy sort of or maybe it is creepy i don't really like getting tell which one i'm like i was told it was all arms just like it is john being inappropriate the word is that it's hard to understand and i mean well let me ask you. first of all the whole idea is like it's twenty seventeen if you can handle barrow here's the thing there i'm sorry the reality is ok the g.o.p. is trying to has a health care bill that is worse than the sucky health care we currently have writers war all over the place a covert war in yemen that we are contributing to that is leading to mass starvation and stuff like that and so many other examples and they're like well we don't know if the ladies can have their arms exposed it's so out of touch and so insane that it's like yeah it's a nothing story but it's actually infuriating because it gets to the root of truly

how broken and corrupt these people are and i need to say something funny now you know it's so crystal so i was like it's also not written anywhere i mean it's just kind of this arbitrary thing that they came up with to me honestly i thought it was like a dig at the obama administration because because michelle obama wore like sleeveless dresses all the time so i just felt like ok now she's out of there like no sleeves or anybody like. scared by their sleeves and i do agree in general. there's a really does want to have this because i want to this is one of those things that i found like things the internet can somehow get outraged about and i think that does get to the thing we get so obsessed with these weird things to prove that there's only how we great and we are something where i want to be paying attention to that stuff yeah and of course they do funny is that when you actually see people getting upset about things and the most ridiculous things so this was what i kind of got me they were up to this week what would the guidelines for communion wafers for the catholic church came out and explain that you couldn't have completely

gluten free communion wafers they had to have some in and literally freaked out and . it was all like non-practicing catholics who don't have celiac disease i was one who actually does have celiac disease and i heard it was science babe and she's normally pretty normal i got us about stuff like this but she got outrageously so a man in a dress and ruby red slippers who has a one way winded god is telling me which auto immune disease is approved by jesus. first so much money is a benefit and it was like a whole bunch of printed up like all what's the church like literally there are big numbers and i think it's misery for a decade working on this with scientists and medical professionals they've already created one that someone with fairly activities can take so like we can't even have signed a bill why does the pope say you can't have it because it has to have read and. it has to have some weight and i know nothing about religion but if you're going to make it into the magical body of christ or that he was leading. this is also that

goes to the pope but perhaps there are things i like i might be good but it's always with the pope indexes like they look at over groups of his you know who are opposed you know which is basically saying you know who are aggressive in same faith thing that is absurd still exists in twenty seventeen but for that reason i guess and they did that one poll right even though we can suddenly paul ryan goes well we're definitely going to track this and all the water. on the totem jesus cares about i'm just happy that they're in church world is on fire i just feel that . all of these corporate media and corporate politicians the curve media oh first arc and then he would take his we communion and also like less than i think less than one percent of the u.s. population like actually has. so really it's really unhealthy for you to have a gluten free diet it's more like a bad yeah for most people and product of all of our process chemicals includes a rather good you know your stomach lining you know becoming

a thing where the gluten intolerance it's also part of it has to do with how we make bread for the last like hundred years it doesn't farm out we don't actually make bread we just. process so we fake it because he wants to know who wants real bread and saying this is so what kind of craziness is that the outrage of. our start both sides are yeah i do think it's true though that when some people just the outrage is so that they can so other people know that they're smart and woke and everything else that you're going to get. yeah i don't know maybe i'll miss lee i think it's more about are we getting the tribal mentality you know so it's like our tribe you know believes these things or we don't like them so this is the thing that i get up and this is the thing that i get upset about and i think it's true when i think it's right and then i start having blind spots to other people's perspectives you know not me i mean i and i am part of the you know i understand all perspectives. one of them is that i don't know maybe some people maybe some

people with some character deficiencies they need to you know do that to feel ok about themselves i guess i don't know well speaking of outraged efficiency is but. here you know they hit r.t. america right show redacted tonight is the outrage you want your life yes taking your anger and wrapping it in soft clouds funny we still don't know what they do with a lot of that anger but some have said that lee uses it to give his hair it's lustrous body and. try to get side of the gravy had a strange way to subside a. little again not only. the hair do you leave it out of your being your friend does it make sense when you really call themselves creepy jesus show and then it like they were trying to offer a lot of people were like that respond to that he's like he's like why is that the thing is i didn't like that like that thing everything resonated around your dressing jesus i think i've heard that term the out so once progressive jesus up to i mean link up there what exactly well you have to have his opening piece you know

what he talks about talk about kind of in a different way we were talking about about the distraction tactics. he goes back to wall street because guess what you know what people like you all should guess what we need to keep talking about this because they're doing the same stuff and potentially the same terrible outcomes are going to happen and they don't want to talk about it that's the whole point is to distract us with the trump tweet with all of this stuff right so he goes into that you know he talks about some of the you know the machinations of what's going on and how and how basically and then he points out that is this is both parties he talks about again that you know that goldman sachs is is is in power in this in the strength of government is in power in this while the government and i don't understand why people can't just take that as enough like the corporate one of the corporation the big banks that crashed our economy has influence with both of the parties but you're still a partisan like the democrats or the republicans how do you have that cognitive

dissidence in your dome piece. you know i don't know i don't have it mine is broke and it doesn't work and i got the news i hear there's nothing left and that alasdair well let's i think typical of that what is actually. yes that let's talk about this because you will just tell me about it yes ok so there's a recent study that came from map that shows a soda tax bill that failed in the california state legislature in two thousand and fifteen it failed in part because three members of the legislature is latino caucus were given twice as much money from the soda industry compared to other members of the state legislature and they were also the among the top five recipients of industry money which is pretty terrible because latinos and blacks are twice as likely to develop diabetes for food including soda obviously and part of the reason because of that is because research shows junk food companies specifically target

black and latino youth oh yeah. yeah yeah you know and like these labs people in the caucus. yes what people will say i know you're not going to do. take a look at yes let's take a look at. politicians who represent minorities big sodas money they're not just turning a blind eye to what their youth see on t.v. but what their low income constituency in their neighborhood corner store these are stores often located in food desert where you're unlikely to find a supermarket with fresh produce if one at all you're more likely to see roots and veggies on underwear than on the shelves but you know what everyone can afford to wrap snacks now and sour cream with a dab of ranch and sure you might say this comes down to freedom of choice it's a fifteen year olds choice to buy romeo miller's barbecue one with my honey potato chips but remember about the choices we make are based on what we're exposed to and

we all take it literally hundreds of ads per day that have been proven to influence us. first. so. here they are really good credit our producer for letting me know about wraps. i literally instagram's about wraps. so i don't know if that helps or hurts the. ideal way to so out of my mind i know isn't that a good thing because leno white people no no no i'm trying to here reach a critical mass of guilt where they make themselves sick. or not why i think that's taking the social justice were they just think you buy me like you are absent x. is like. rob sachs she does it for racial equality my dad and i are i

don't miss any you i don't know if you're even thinking about it mr dykes and i wish i was every friday on r t america dr tonight which features exclusive a. panels every thursday on r t america. thank you guys so much was for being here as we go to break don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on facebook and twitter shows that are coming up sean stone sits down with h.s.b.c. whistleblower effort started out calling out criminal finance stay tuned to watch the knocks. and i'll give you what the mainstream media can't tell it's big picture. and when you question mark find what you're looking for the. dog.

will go deeper investigate and debate all so you can get the big picture. i've observed events of the past few years and asked myself several times what's going on in my native germany. really is of refugees. u.s. intelligence agencies indiscriminately listening in on german citizens and the government. and once again takes it east. from various political parties and various independent experts and journalists in an effort to understand just how independent germany really is when it comes to decision making. whether it acts on its own national interests ok or is out someone else's will.

when you think of wall street you may think of greed ambition and maybe even a tad of corruption what does. usually come to mind as al qaeda and drug cartels but as proven by whistleblower everett starr and that's exactly how major bank h.s.b.c. has been laundering astronomical sums of money for for over a decade and our previous episode started told us about how he discovered and reported it these crimes at h.s.b.c. and we now continue that conversation to explore what can be done to fix the system . we have to wonder obviously if the relationship has b.c. and other banks obviously have to get into the corporate apparatus that is the mainstream media obviously we know that these banks are very much tied and invested in. you know basically lenders to the corporations to do all of the media so there's a sensitivity i think when it comes to going after these guys but you obviously if you're a fighter you've been sticking with the story in your investigation have you discovered anything since you since the case broke and essentially since twenty twelve have

you for anything new or guarding it just pieces relationship to various laundering of drug and terror and all the other illicit profits yeah i mean my attorneys we resubmitted you know but the number of documents documents the f.c.c. . and from my understanding. is working on this so is the department of justice. and it's where i can't go into too much detail into it it's all going to live with us again but the situation we just b.c. isn't over i'm not letting this go i mean you know and you have to stand up for it since i had somebody tell me like you know every. it's over with already you just walk away and you know you've become successful i guess as a result you know even though i lost everything that i built myself but. and what people don't understand is that if they saw what i saw there they would not be

giving up you know either i mean i mean i can't give up on this because i'm telling you that you know wars cost money and in the end right now. because they're getting the enemy is getting financed with a lot of money right now a lot and just for the drug cartels and you know it's disgusting that here in the this is occurring we're allowing this in the united states and what i find interesting is that you know that for instance to the trump administration and. and you know as you know i left the republican party and and when i ran for u.s. senate pennsylvania now i'm more of an independent but it's interesting how how trump is you know varied to stick in a very strong stance on terrorism which is great. you know he's he's starting in with this with the whole muslim thing what i don't understand even even being more of a republican is ok whoa we have banks here that are financing terrorism why not go

after the banks or we think that's more of a threat then some guy just to do that that makes more logical sense to me of course about the whole point is that again it goes back to this diversion area tactic where it's like you know focus on these people you know who may or may not actually engage in terrorism and not on the actual fight and say of the arms because they're not making their own arms in the middle east of building their own weaponry so obviously you have to look at the money supply to the who's who's buy that the who is arming them and if you really want to cut it off as you say you would actually do that but it seems that it is it seems be a profit making machine obviously for the financial sector to basically finance both sides of a conflict how are you taking this fight to the political arena well i'm taking it in two different fronts so one after it. as you know one from the rolling stone feature i lost everything after it is pretty scandalous living in a foreign a scrip for apartment sleeping on a screen in afford

a bed and i was waiting tables at p.f. chang's when my colleagues were making fifty five k. a year over to his p.c. laundering money for terrorists but i founded my. company and with with the goal is called tactical rabbit and the goal of the company is to prevent the next h.s.b.c. into exposing that security threats and that's all i do now. and with that what i have the second front that i have watches is this is political what i want to do is to get into office and actually make a difference because i know that i can because i was sincere and. i give you a perfect example so i went to this i went to a republican dinner this is this is right before i sort of running for senate and and there is a congressman there i'm not going to say the germans name but i asked him i said what he would advise a young person to do you know how how best can i win this election and he said to

me it was ever it just make them think that you care and i was like it what i was like but but i do care that there's no you know this isn't it but this is what's going on in washington and there are lots of pigs to be honest with you and then what what made me run for u.s. senate was that senator pat toomey my opponent. was sitting on the senate bank financing committee while i was blowing the whistle on the just b.c. and losing everything and he was fine dinners and you know letting each is pretty off the hook. and what happened was during the summit elections h.s.b.c. formed a pac and they started buying up senators literally by donating money to their campaigns. and that's a huge conflict of interest and if you're sitting on a set of big finance committee why are you accepting donations from a bank that has admitted to financing the enemy that's kind of a problem. so i decided to throw my hat in the ring against pat toomey and i knew i

was going to lose and i'm thirty i was you know i'm thirty two and thirty one and i sort of running and therefore ethically i felt comfortable except in donations so i spent. seventy five thousand of my own money to run against him knowing i'm going to lose just look at the message out just to show him and to show the public that you know what david will stand against goliath and. we just have to take a stand no matter what and the guy. did end up winning now he's back on the senate finance committee. but that's ok though i'm not angry because eventually i'm going to one thing i'm very good at is persistence and i'm not going to give up and eventually i went up and they'll throw him in jail for for you know treatment for being a traitor to an enemy bank precisely no i mean it's very admirable for doing this likely is to reform the system because it started because you said you lost everything and how did the financial world treat you as a whistleblower h.s.b.c.

would any other for people to hire you would just basically cold shoulder and say oh geez this guy is trouble oh yeah no i mean nobody i mean well one when when that when the case first broke i mean people thought i was crazy they you know the. there are always this guy saying this and that you know and it wasn't until the media sort of reporting on it really when matt taibbi did the rolling stone article that's when people sort of listening to me and i started getting more credibility and then when people when i got on camera more people realize those guys not just know it like he's telling the truth and it will really help me it was h.s.b.c. when they when they admitted to everything that i'm saying like that really helped . i guess. i mean i mean i mean i guess the the the overarching. mission. is to make this if you can positive difference by create by doing it on my own

without the media because i realize that media is not over all the media is not going to help. and that you don't want to get back into all shows that you don't want to work on another bank about boy you felt like it was just this is them it's over to grow and there's no there's no way i could never go back to a cubicle again and i could never have a boss tell me what to do ever again and look i mean from waiting tables at p.f. chang's five years ago after my comment again i'll say said erin sorry. it's a run a multimillion the our organization i mean we're you know i'm doing ok now which is great thank god because i really. really and hot dogs for months at a time i had no money. but i built myself up with honor and integrity i didn't cheat and steal nothing i built it up the honorable way. and i think the american public needs to understand that that the american dream is still possible and the good guys do win in the end that's the important message and and that song is about

self-sacrifice. and not the money and not i and that was the thing is that i thought and still continue to fight that i have nothing to lose i mean if someone if they even have h.s.b.c. sued me which they're now they're trying to do and they took away every single time i had health care because my my mission and my objective is not that profit that's that's the bank's what my objective is making that difference and if i leave this earth we're just helping one person and getting that message across to the good guys win in the end that people should take individual responsibility to protect not only the country but not in a from a counterterrorism standpoint but also protect the country from a ethical and moral standpoint and protect what really is american our culture. i'll be successful very successful but i'll tell you something that what's occurring right now in america is not america american real true american culture

and that's why i left the republican party that's why i'm independent left. with the democratic party because it's just. i think this whole political system right now is so perverted i just don't you know i'm not going to make people think that i care that they're not going to do that no pay lip service thing we get real yes i mean you know and again people are suffering out there and people are you know and again i'm not i'm not here we're not running for office same time soon if i won't run for another ten years or so and but but you know it's this is the fight yes and do with with with winning all of my company i don't even consider the investors hate me because they they want the profit in the bottom line and when i really don't care about the profit bottom line what i care about is exposing national security threats which we have on our website and you know for instance we we

found we had photos of kim car dash in. helping raise money for hezbollah and that was you know the company i mentioned in the beginning tajik which is what was at each his p.c. that's owned by the tajima brothers and the brothers of throwing all these parties in africa and and for some reason can go dashing feel is necessary to accept their money to help them raise money and everyone here in america thinks that's ok but you know what here's the thing i can't really fault american society for that because again this goes back to the media they just don't know sent our intelligence support the c.b.s. news to c.n.n. nobody picked up on it. and that's the that's the that's about what you're fighting but i really appreciate the work you're doing with your work people like yourself. it's been tremendous to exposing the corruption within our financial sector and now it's up to you to keep going forward and tell you the truth as you as best you can

in again and i see this message to other whistleblowers who cannot think of use you cannot think of yourself as a whistleblower or you have to be a fighter it's an ongoing fight you can just blow the whistle and walk right that's not how it works if you see a wrong you have to keep fighting and fighting and fighting and told something is changed and right now as you know and i'm sure the audience knows nothing's changed right now and that's why i consider myself more of a failure because i think if anyone in jail and the system is not changed. in future. about it. thanks so much for joining me john appreciate it really appreciate it did thank you sir. sexism is a racket baron murray better known as andy murray the number one ranked male singles tennis player in the world showed once again that you don't have to be feminine to be a feminist this week after being defeated in the wimbledon quarter finals he corrected a journalist who mistakenly referred to murray's opponent u.s.

tennis player same curried as a first u.s. player to reach a major semifinal since two thousand and nine murray served that reporter one heck of a side to when he served the correction since two thousand and nine serena williams has earned over a dozen grand slam singles titles and four grand slam doubles titles sister venus has earned at least four but andy murray's feminism isn't new he's spent years fighting sexist ignorance and tennis levied at those female players and coaches that he works with he's advocated for pay equality and equal representation at events marie may have lost one bolton but he definitely proved that the sport of tennis always starts with love and that is our show for you today remember everyone be good to each other out there i am tabitha wallace keep on watching the hawks and have a great day and night everyone i. really

don't. care if. you get it i'll be your little. according to. the bar i'll be sure there are. what politicians do. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to the press that's what the before three in the morning can't be good. i'm interested

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