man in brown cap: we ve got lots of frozen and canned stuff. anthony: it s like justice. who determines the playlist? man in brown cap: it s usually whoever s shift is going on at the time. stuart: i think there was a complaint one day about the music that they picked this really awful song the next day and they played it over and over, and over. man in brown cap: it was afternoon delight. we just put in on loop. we started listening to german talk radio too. anthony: german talk radio. siri: yeah. anthony: so what do you do here? stuart: we re looking at the inside of the sun during the seismic probing. anthony: no one s looking for frozen nazi cyborgs? stuart: i think they ve got those in the top two layers. anthony: there some out here
man in brown cap: it s usually whoever s shift is going on at the time. stuart: i think there was a complaint one day about the music that they picked this really awful song the next day and they played it over and over, and over. man in brown cap: it was afternoon delight. we just put it on loop. we started listening to german talk radio too. anthony: german talk radio. siri: yeah. anthony: so what do you do here? stuart: we re looking at the inside of the sun during the seismic probing. anthony: no one s looking for frozen nazi cyborgs? stuart: i think they ve got those in the top two layers. anthony: there s some out here, i m sure of it. beneath the station is a subterranean world. 2000 feet of tunnels 30 feet down, carved into the walls
new york strips. on the fifth week we do filet mignon and crab legs. we don t really do fancy food, we just do basic food well. anthony: filet mignon with crab legs? man in brown cap: it s every five weeks. anthony: how do you deal with vegetarians with no freshies? man in brown cap: we ve got lots of frozen and canned stuff. anthony: it s like justice. who determines the playlist? man in brown cap: it s usually whoever s shift is going on at the time. stuart: i think there was a complaint one day about the music that they picked this really awful song the next day and they played it over and over, and over. man in brown cap: it was afternoon delight. we just put in on loop. we started listening to german talk radio too. anthony: german talk radio. siri: yeah. anthony: so what do you do here? stuart: we re looking at the inside of the sun during the seismic probing. anthony: no one s looking for frozen nazi cyborgs? stuart: i think they ve got those in the
chicago. actually, the show is based in illinois. that would help it out. when i look at this, what it says to me, this is culture and politics. unlike dana, i think dana is wrong on this. i remember that hillary clinton got the most votes and i think that where the so do al gore. with those voters, working class, noncollege voters, bill clinton won by 11 points. she lost them by 30 points. i heard you on that. i know she won majority of the country. i think that in fact, like jesse saying, look at talk radio, look at fox news. i think, everybody on the right wing side, it s the mainstream
he s printing money. he s got his own bank now. you can tell never how he dresses. talk radio too. it s dominated by conservatives. finally the market seems to be recognizing that. i think you have a situation with rosanne. i continue agree with greg more. the president calls ehe sees it as beneficial to himself. i m surprised he s thrilled with you greg. but the second thing i will say that, i find it interesting that it did well. i see here on the list in places like tulsa, oklahoma, kansas city in places where the president did well during his campaign. he didn t do well in san francisco. that was number two on the list of low rated place. greensboro, north carolina, that s number one. low rated market.