asians for our cultural mindset in the way we behave in society in his book a holiday hazing ethan indigo smith calls it the santa claus syndrome and he says that program stays with us through adulthood adulthood incrementally decision by decision we call the view accepting allies as a normal part of adult society government advertising news corp and against all just politics right that's part of the reason it was so easy for the corporate media to tell everyone to hate edward snowden or julian assange chelsea manning they came forward and revealed to us santa claus is a real there is a massive law. you're told to. take a corner and then the media told us that anyone who would say such a thing as they don't get it right. plus the same idea also indoctrinates us into

the big brother surveillance state he knows when you're sleeping he knows when you're away. so be good for goodness sake. when you're little you look to your parents to to see how they respond to these ideas and do they say son this guy is horrifying arrived just plain cool pretend everything is fine and then when he's not looking i'm going to grab his red sack put it over his head then i need you to hit him when i am or all right and you keep it until he stops werman. now they tell you this is how the world words people are watching you so don't do a single thing out of line and conform in act like the other autumn of tons and think about the whole being naughty thing if you're not a you won't get any toys you might even get coal but you know who else hardly gets any toys really poor children they don't get any either so. in the largest

holiday with the with the largest holiday on the american calendar basically being poor is viewed the same as being naughty or evil and it gets you hated by the most benevolent man on the planet that's. growing only this is the early this is just the way this is a true capitalistic holiday rewarding families who are not poor with loads of gifts while reminding others this that they're not invited to the party and also there's a whole swatch up thing with the elves but it will really have time for that if you don't give me that they're free to leave any time they want they're in the north pole all right santa probably has their jackets locked up somewhere are they going to get paid yet it's like saying the guys at alcatraz were free to leave any time they wanted. that being said happy christmas merry hanukkah joyous kwanzaa and an

orgasmic arbor day to all of you watching to see the you say oh. ok ok ok ok alice take the news from behind as the republicans passed the largest tax that after ever seen let's talk about the things we're spending our federal tax dollars on it just broke this week the senate gun spent millions on u.f.o. research yes you have photos such as seen in this actual pentagon video. come. ok.

ok. ok ok has anyone checked whether he just sneezed on the windshield or like. you know maybe someone tossed a pickle off their big marriage here to just talk to because they can fly down kind of weird on the i'm just saying maybe we should fund a committee to research whether we spent twenty million dollars researching a pickle that's all i'm saying. i'm i mean this is amazing that there's the studying u.f.o.'s but i left worried about alien life forms than some people because my feeling is if they want to come down here and try to control things fine all right have a look around we could use some new management ok. i know there are you know problems or no no probs we could use the help. it's not like

we're making great decisions on our own for example a federal ban on making lethal highly contagious virus is has been lifted that's right all you deadly virus collectors out there front no more. you know if it really tough to find affordable dang surely it has sold. so let me get this straight making a highly lethal viruses that could cause a pandemic killing millions that's cool again but i can't have a beer out in a public park that's too dangerous for society i mean in the worst case scenario i piss in an a.t.m. i write it like in the virus worst case scenario we lose massachusetts. what else are we spending our tax dollars on i'm glad you asked sexual harassment settlements now total in congress one hundred ninety nine thousand dollars that's right every. time you pay your taxes while you're writing the check sing the

star-spangled banner with hard nipples remember. remember that a few of those dollars or so congress can afford to sexually harass people who don't have have. how does that even work they claim that is an office expense or what is that. who wants a better family is do show up our first words to them will be nice. but he got seven they're moving on a new study. good too weird for her a new study shows that black americans have almost no money yes a recent study found that black people in the boston area have a median net worth of eight dollars that is eight dollars while white households have a median net worth of two hundred forty seven thousand five hundred dollars sounds fair to me. maybe that's why the u.n.

has come to america to study exist dream poverty. and the level of inequality and destitution actually shocked to the un observer but i'm no peer fluffing ten post has the answer genius hack shows how to use amazon prime to help the homeless oh my god does it say amazon is donating a tenth of all their profits to house every homeless person in america no no no. it says you can now use amazon prime on your phone to buy and send stuff to someone sitting on the street. that's their genius hack. use a mouse on to buy a blanket put have it delivered to a homeless guy with what if instead of bags. we created

a system that housed everybody what if we tried to advise you. rather than just having millions who are but every once in a while there and a blanket shows up. i mean when you think of the big picture amazon is one of the biggest leeches our society has sucking just its teeth digging into you sucking everything dry but now after they suck us dry you can use amazon prime to mail a bandaid to the victims. thank you. review of victims apparently secretary of state exxon mobil ruffled some feathers when he basically says the us should be careful not to let values like human rights create obstacles to the pursuit of its interests. yeah wrex that's been

a real problem for us in the way we've really led human rights slow us down that's like saying a boulder rolling down a hill should stop worrying so much about the squirrel that smushing. but just in case you didn't get it this is true a leaked memo has now come out from a top tillerson advisor who was trying to educate him on how exactly our government weaponize is human rights it's said that the u.s. should use human rights as a club against its adversaries like iran china and north korea while giving up past to repressive allies like the philippines egypt and saudi arabia you know you do have to marvel our ability to weaponize just about anything we can use you can bring us on cruise paul covered syrup and would be like. to kill a dude with that. we can't even weaponize attacks on ourselves.

recently newsweek axle and us government planned a false flag attacks to start war was soviet union in a three page memo members of the national security council wrote there is a possibility that such aircraft could be used in a deception operation designed to confuse enemy planes in the air or in a provocation operation in which soviet aircraft would have peer to attack us or friendly installations to provide an excuse for u.s. intervention. this should leave us all outraged that we do not attack our own people unless it is via poverty pollution g m o o's. manmade super virus. or reboot of t.v. shows that were average to begin with. other than that we do not attack our own people. or also if they don't fit into the acceptable to corporate parties we

attack them for that too which brings me to this week's brash. rationale for. the congressional which has turned its laser like glare to green party presidential candidate jill stein they say she colluded with russia by running for office. and not just running but running as a third party candidate. in fact when she ran in two thousand and twelve this is true she was chained to a chair by police during the entire presidential debates but then when she ran in twenty sixteen she was not changed any chips. so how did jill stein avoid the constitutionally mandated chaining up of third party candidates and. seems highly likely russia did it. this story is developing we will bring you any updates as the mainstream media makes them up in

the coming weeks. ahead. and finally let's and with some good news the jury found all six k. thank you thank you. thank you yes yes. yes yes q this is huge and shows our creed and to protest our freedom of speech but really for the moment still exists and. now let's go live to the mainstream corporate media's coverage of this historic moment. oh there it is. we have to go to a quick break but if you want to read my response to the hit piece n.p.r. did against me you can find it at the top of our twitter at lee camp out redacted tonight or on my web site will be back in a few seconds. with

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is coming the big countdown the ball's going to draw here starting resolutions will be created it's all so very exciting let's check. in some american cities the police have killed themselves cling to reputation people who walk on the streets of the united states are at risk from the very people who are supposed to protect the world. no more afraid of the police than of a criminal. who can see something happening he says like i don't want to call the cops let that happen resident call the cops in and those young black men lose their lives chasing the with their fingers on the trigger you never know better safe than sorry i don't know that someone else is going to pull a gun yet unfortunately around around here we end up killing our guns off the death toll from such preclusion this place to.

how does it feel to be a sheriff the greatest job in the world it's as close to being a king as any job there is one business model helps to run a prison now we just do or don't like is there nobody oh visitation i don't know one comes anymore we don't have to serve them anymore is cost effective that's what they want to do that long they don't give a damn if you do the charge on that they're actually paying us to put it back into the louisiana incarceration rate is twice as high as the us sandbridge what she could is behind such success. i had a great education a good job and a family that loved me. i never had to worry about how i would eat somewhere i would speak. i'm facing christmas alone out on the streets of london. oh you look to be a bit cold on a cut above italy like

a good school you know just simulate it will still give up food for the homeless. but you don't really feel like human being in it. and then. the guy just came over to me saw me and gave me a change of this book. well i am a little protection

a car under trump over sixty environmental rules are either out or on their way out one third of which have been gutted directly by the e.p.a. here now to explain where things stand is senior environmental watchdog john of o'donnell all. right so what's the latest from me well i mean by all accounts it seems like a pretty sweet place to work these days what are you talking about all sorts of environmental protections are getting overturned rolled back at the p.a. and elsewhere are you talking about like like flood building standards or like and then your freezer new coal leases a public man like methane reporting requirements a proven the keystone x.l. pipeline moving forward the go to access by block removal of the offshore drilling ban and they are rolling back fracking regulations that i was saying sort of thing that's your. you know well it's a what is great for the employees of the e.p.a.

they don't have to do jack. place they were at the head a is the sky pruitt he's like that cool guys substitute teacher you dream back as a kid. as a given day that's every goof off all the time and rings it is super sweet and i have to put. on this is it your seventh grade history class fantasy this is the environmental protection agency it's kind of a big deal that it run properly and and not by somebody who before being in charge there sued the a.p.a. fourteen times. still coming out of the p.a. just now they're more heavily influenced by industry than. before so the scientists can all chillax and focus on their passion projects and. projects yes yes the e.p.a. recently rejected findings that the active ingredient monsanto's roundup is a carcinogen but they relied heavily on big agricultural industry studies to do so

this sort of practice gives e.p.a. scientists more free time to focus on groovy side stuff you know like say downloading their consciousness onto an external hard drive they can interact with to ensure they don't die alone i mean that is my plan. that's. the p.p. i want to do their job are right i mean do they i mean i mean if that's the case why have more than seven hundred e.p.a. employees taken buyouts and early retirements as of september both because they oppose the agency's current direction and take advantage of the twelve million dollar initiative launched to thin the rakes driven process quote before you run it just now that they will left and they've left because they're not big to listen to that's what it said the head of the agency isn't taking science into account when making decisions day he may not be taken science into account but both he and

trouble are definitely taking cold c.e.o. bob murray very seriously here's this guy's take on climate change in the way it is not real and not scientifically based and sociology. it's politics. and it's an agenda they kept the us c.p.i. . with radical environmentalists. back at me yes it's very disturbing to see mr potato head in a suit but. did you see his hands really is being influenced by him we're all right things are things are fast backwards everyplace the c.d.c. recently had the word science based brand from their documents. now i'm serious israel a little ever i mean it reminds me i came up with with a with a joke. can tell the e.p.a.

you can say was it ever is really environment. i care about my now i'm. going to receive yes this is the exact reason v.a. new details have come out about just what kind of doctor you might get if you're a veteran redacted correspondent natalie mcgill filed this report. he said health care for all in this country is exhausted and. these there's my health insurance card is just the punch card from chopped creative salad. the upside is i'm eating more kale. the downside is i'm still too punches away from getting a free cat scan. but if there is any group of people that shouldn't be battling for better health care it's our troops specifically care that isn't from doctors whose

injury rates rival an arm dick cheney hiding behind a duck blind. unfortunately that's not the case according to a usa today investigation the v.a. knowingly hires doctors with past malpractise claims and discipline for poor care what i'm. those doctors a neurosurgeon named john henry schneider has twelve malpractise claims filed against them in fifteen years including getting his license to practice and yanked after a patient died. but even though schneider was upfront with the v.a. about all of the shortcomings in his application the v.a. still hired him after a group of his the medical peers thoroughly reviewed as far away and approved his competency his hiring isn't a huge surprise considering his group of medical peers consisted of dr nick riviera

dr bunsen honeydew and. i don't even think bigger has the credentials to take someone's blood pressure my systolic and diastolic blood pressure can't both be me. this falls in line with a pattern of misconduct that has continued under multiple administrations being spent nearly six point seven million dollars to secretly settle cases probably with employees including medical professionals who committed negligence and misconduct and were allowed to resign with clean references but what makes the v.a. attractive to medical professionals with background histories shady or than the stare maxine waters gives you when you won't let her reclaim her time is that at the v.a. you don't need to have no practice insurance your taxpayer dollars are paying for claims filed against doctors that never should have been hired in the first place like david houlihan

a psychiatry flagged by the iowa board of medicine who told out so many narcotic drugs at a wisconsin v.a. hospital that he went on to earn the nickname the handyman rumor has it if you say his name five times or facing a mere he shows up to your house for as he had made an hire only out of stand it spills if we're going to have an administration that can't see. bob singing the praises of our troops then we should have some parity between the money we spend to send them places where they're physically and emotionally damaged and how much money we spend to repair that damage last week president buyer ball whiskies signed a seven hundred billion dollars military budget into law meanwhile the proposed twenty eighteen budget for the department of veterans affairs is nearly one hundred eighty seven billion dollars imagine if the billions we spent on new fighter jets were actually spent on for the boarding negligent providers streamlining care or

dissolving medical student loan debt and raising salaries of health care professionals who work in the v.a. thanks specially since i'm twenty two and i've been nearly six thousand positions are and physician assistants and more or less the v.a. health system by two thousand and fifteen that number had grown to over seventy seven hundred it's clearly a long way to go before wrongs are righted in the v.a. health care system. but the next time i see someone from our government dell stop disrespecting our troops and an n.f.l. player kneeling during the national anthem i'm yelling back you first. or to. go back ok. thanks to our show and we'll be off next week for the holidays but good web exclusive videos and more by texting the word redacted to four four four nine nine nine it's free in the u.s. you can also get our show every week on directv channel three two one until next

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