tonight i've got my friend jimmy dollar on the show and you know it's the jimmy dollars show on the young turks network and there's a fellow political comedian and he's on a bashing really loud mouth and opinionated and brilliant and funny throughout the election season he was a bold voice for change and for sinking the corporate democrat ship that does nothing but drive this nation into the open arms of new year old liberal destruction i think you'll enjoy our conversation i disagree with him on almost nothing but that didn't stop him from getting righteously angry during our talk enjoy to me thanks for doing this. hey leave my pleasure. so you know i can't move away this long to do this but you show has blew up over the past two years for obvious reasons do you really do anything you know you've been a political comedy a long time do you feel like anything about you has as change or is it really just the country has come around finally started giving in and you were there talking about it. i think it's the latter i think that the country is finally coming around to what neo liberalism it real

and yet you've got this ludicrous concept of the young turks now trying to fight for prominence withingo, stephen crabb was standing for prime minister. goodness me, how could we forget? he is only in his 40s. he is passe already! that's why we love politics and working on stories like this, isn't it? it's that it happens so quickly. it is the speed, that's it. i always love the next prime minister label. speaking of politicians who risen from, well, difficult times, ministers want spreadsheet phil as next prime minister! the chancellor, in case you didn't know. clearly there is a rift inside the conservative to. they are all united in not wanting to reason and that she is toxic, and her brand is irredeemably damaged —— do not want theresa may to stay. of course there's a section the party thatis course there's a section the party that is a bit more remain—y and backs philip hammond. there is a quote that the former chancellor believes he is equipped for thejob because, if theresa may could be prime minister, so could he! which is one way to look at things, but it doesin is one way to

they're like hip to the boomer generation but the fact is you have to go online you have to go to the young turks you're going to zero ahead you're going to well are a little bit older but you have to go online to find people under thirty and what they want what they desire here in the in the united states we had the bernie bros they got dismissed by the generation x. or is on the beltway saying oh those are just bernie bros the like they're the other we don't understand what they want what they are and who they are so in the united kingdom the korban quick is the youth quake they call it the youth for today how the twenty seven thousand election changed the political landscape the youth quake was a key component of corbin's ten point advance and labor share of the vote exceeding even bill ayers nine point gain in his first one thousand nine hundred seventy landslide no official data exists for the scale of the youth vote but and a lead exit poll suggests turnout among under thirty five's rose by twelve points compared with twenty fifteen to fifty six percent the survey said nearly two thirds of

me lee and i think well obviously it's because places like this and places like you tube and the young turks are would these are the last places that are actually telling you the truth about what's going on right because you know as a people don't i don't know if people know or not but you know in one nine hundred eighty there were fifty giant media companies in the united states and the other six and those six media companies bring you every newspaper every radio show every t.v. t.v. news show so that's what's happening right now it's the concentration of power so that have to come at us because we're the last bastion of actually truth tellers people speaking truth to power people forget literally forget that the new york times is more responsible for donald trump then and then again it's funny to see them blame people have no money and no power isn't it lee they come after you they come after me they go after an actress like susan sarandon or an activist or they go after jill stein another person with no money and no power they're still pretending like we're the problem and why are they wh

tonight i've got my friend jim we do a war on the show and you know it's the jimmy dollar show on the young turks network and there's a fellow political comedian and he's on a bashing really loud mouth and opinionated and brilliant and funny throughout the election season he was a bold voice for change and for sinking the corporate democrat ship that does nothing but drive this nation into the open arms of new year old liberal destruction i think you'll enjoy our conversation i disagree with him on almost nothing but that didn't stop him from getting righteously angry during our talk enjoy. everything to do this hey leave my pleasure. so you know i can't give away this long to do this for your show has blew up over the past two years for obvious reasons do you like anything you know you've been a political comedy a long time do you feel that anything about you has as change or is it really just the country has come around finally started giving and you were there talking about it. i think it's the latter i think that the country is finally coming around to what neo liberalism is really really is

he was upset over the young turks that did not take the possibility for working hard and wasted their family's fortune in idle living. i argue that this attitude of severe discipline will rule bragg's life and affect the way he deals with his subordinate generals in the civil war. also, another thing about bragg -- he was a deep supporter of southern causes in 1850's. hebrags -- he brags to sherman on how much he made that year. bragg thought it was absolutely important to protect slavery. --thought that slavery would he thought the slavery was the only way to protect southern land. when abolitionists was almost killed by a an infamous incident, bragg wrote a letter y, that sumter got what he deserved, that is what all dogs like him should get. it is pretty chilling to read the letter, but that was his attitude. strongan extremely supporter of slavery in many, many ways. not surprisingly, he approved the secession of louisiana. played a role captioning the u.s. arsenal and baton rouge, a key role in that. he also accepted jefferson davis's offer of a commission as general in 1851. for

i have to ask you about an exchange with a young turks reporter michael tracy. >> when you say russiaot a friend was obama forcing cooperation with syria and try to get a -- >> you and i have a different agenda, young man. i'm out to impeach this president. get that straight. i'm out to impeach the president. i'm not going to be diverted by people who are obama haters. you think -- >> whoo! >> okay, there you go. she pushed me aside. >> and despite that laughter, he then, michael tracy is went on twitter and claimed that you shoved him. your response? >> well, if you take a look at the video, you can see that's not true. you know, the right wing have all of these people harassing me, following me around, trying to intimidate me. and, you know, i'm surrounded oftentimes, or met on several occasions at an event like this by different ones of them. they want me to go away. but, joy, i'm not going anywhere. they can't intimidate me. i'm not afraid of them. and, certainly, you know, this 125-pound woman is not around pushing these big men. so, he just lied. you look at the video, it shows