take care of your knitting and i will take care of mine. dana: great friend. i forgot to mention the short stories event, he s going to be part of it and he heckled us through the whole thing. greg: like a greek chorus but a country version. he s a sweetheart. bob. bob: there s a place i used to play golf in texas. it s a great place. beautiful golf course. in texas. that is the wall that s going to be built right there between the united states and mexico. the problem is that wall, under the current configurations, goes right through the resort. the last four holes are in mexico. the first 14 are in the united states prove my question for the administration is, do i need a passport to play the last four holes? greg: like a miniature golf course. try to get the ball through the wall. kimberly: once you get on
if you will, they waste their votes. they overcrowd, overload the zones in the big city, put all the votes in the big cities because that s how the liberals, minorities force to cluster because of discriminatory housing, whatever you say it is so democrats can carry the big states because they re in the big cities. they lose to congress because they put all the votes in the big cities while it s one of the great ironies. republicans overlook the cities until presidential election years and they say, oh, my gosh, there s a place like philadelphia, we haven t thought about that. oh, there s a detroit. we didn t think about that. they realize, these big states are block busted by the big cities. one county in pennsylvania, called philadelphia county, out of 67 counties, is probably going to rock pennsylvania for secretary clinton. there are reports bill clinton stopped to meet with detroit s mayor last night, so bill clinton, who knows this stuff better than anyone than, perhaps, you
the way that things like thug become stand-ins for slurs because of the color of their skin, the word on this issue is distraction, that s the code word. will it be a distraction to have an lbgt person in the locker room. it reminds me of that thing wlik how does it feel to be a problem. how does it feel to be a distraction, if who you are is seen as a negative. the story has moved so quickly. one day you have michael sam and people are celebrating. the next day, anonymous comments with things that are just outrageous, they sound like outtakes from the movie anchorman, like he ll alter the chemical balance in the locker room. and my personal favorite, one nfl executive said, how are we going to handle the today show and good housekeeping knocking at the locker room door? if you re scared of good housekeeping, the media friendsis they good housekeeping, you ve got bigger problems than michael sam. and then after, you have the response from nfl owners, very image conscience s
very, very low-quality grainy footage inside a clothing store. because we don t have a lot of it in melbourne, australia. they were able to arrest the accused based on that. they put him away on that. they haven t put him away yet, but it was a very fast breaking case that the police were able to recognize the accused through the window. so it s known there s a place for it, but it s the speed at which these liberties are being taken away that calls it into question. many of us in america went to high school and read 1984 , george orwell. we know about that, you have a state where the tv set faces you and is facing you all the time. we re getting there. yeah. and it s funny, the general public is kind of catching up with this because the number of those cameras that are out there, having made the film, it makes you more aware. how many in london? i have a half a million. cameras? yeah. half a million cameras. yeah. and whose cameras are they? i guess most of
together with just small sn snippits pieces. we had a big murder case in australia last year where the accused was arrested based on very, very low-quality grainy footage inside a clothing store. because we don t have a lot of it in melbourne, australia. they were able to arrest the accused based on that. they put him away on that. they haven t put him away yet, but it was a very fast breaking case that the police were able to recognize the accused through the window. so it s known there s a place for it, but it s the speed at which these liberties are being taken away that calls it into question. many of us in america went to high school and read 1984 , george orwell. we know about that, you have a state where the tv set faces you and is facing you all the time. we re getting there. yeah. and it s funny, the general public is kind of catching up with this because the number of those cameras that are out there, having made the film, it makes you more aware. how many in lon