anthony: wow, look at that. extraordinary. man in green sweater: and one thing is you don t feel that guilty when you re eating this because it s only just boiled and not fried, not anthony: no, i don t feel guilty. ah, it s fantastic, superb. wonderful, thank you. jose, what s left of the pig? a couple of hams and not much else. jose: well everything is on salt right now. anthony: so the shoulders and the legs are in salt? jose: they re on salt. they re going to be in salt for about one month and then they re going to be smoked and going to be prosciutto. man in blue sweater: and they are fantastic. jose: so you spoke about fado and sadness but you know after a few drinks, everybody gets very happy.
anthony: nothing goes to waste around here. jose: blood sausage, cabbage. anthony: oh, what s that? jose: that s the bexiga. it s the pigs bladder that s stuffed with pork belly, spare ribs, and then smoked. anthony: wow, look at that. extraordinary. man in green sweater: and one thing is you don t feel that guilty when you re eating this because it s only just boiled and not fried, not anthony: no, i don t feel guilty. ah, it s fantastic, superb. wonderful, thank you. jose, what s left of the pig? jose: well everything is on salt right now. anthony: so the shoulders and the legs are in salt?
homelands. have we always informed people here about that have we told them for instance who is behind the holes in the congo there is he the congo is such a rich country yet it is so poor why always why the prices because of the operations of european firms. but people here are not properly informed so they don t understand why others flee their own countries. so racism is also part of the colonial legacy that i live it s all connected the way the german media report on africa is always very eurocentric like everything from europe is seen as great fabulous well everything from africa or there is black is negative. let s watch what is truly right now karen it isn t the headlines when you came to germany it was towns like mearns olinguito rostock with violence towards foreigners did you consider leaving germany and going back to africa. why no i didn t get all happened
have we told them for instance who is behind the holes in the congo there is he the congo is such a rich country yet it does so poor why always why did i say that because of the operations of european firms. but people here are not properly informed so i don t understand why others flee their own countries. so racism is also part of the colonial legacy that i live it s all connected the way the german media report on africa is always very eurocentric like everything from europe is seen as great fabulous well everything from africa or there is black is negative. let s watch what is truly the right now karen it isn t the headlines when you came to germany it was towns like mearns olinguito rostock with violence towards foreigners did you consider leaving germany and going back to africa. why no i didn t like it all happened quite far away from me like as not as if i didn t experience every day
eloquent. i have to say that is the greatest hysteria in american history. tucker: it s never bothered me that people don t like a politician, i don t like a lot of politicians. but when the rage distorts the judgment of people who are supposed to be making responsible policy and they wind up telling us that the people who enforce the law are the real criminals, that can hurt your country. dennis: well everything they are doing can hurt the country. calling the man a and comparing the helsinki conferences that they did to pearl harbor and kristallnacht, which was the opening of the holocaust. i think a lot of college-educated kids have no idea what the holocaust or the nazis work, so right now i think for millions of new young americans, nazi means a german republican in the 1930s and