059 - The Debate for Homie County Recorder of Deeds

Episode One

Comedy

4.8 • 881 Ratings

🗓️ 25 November 2018

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

Debate moderator Bolton Husk hosts a forum featuring Homie County Recorder of Deeds candidates Gilroy Monsanto, Chalmers Pinochet Harding, and Mike Feurtmijnor.

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0:00.0	The following is an archive podcast presented by the Branson and Hudson Foundation for Podcast Recovery.
0:05.9	This podcast is entitled The Debate for Homey County Recorder of Deeds. It is the first and only episode of the podcast. Welcome to episode one.
0:20.0	Democracy. It is what separates us from the beasts. It is the pillar upon which this great country of ours is built. The right to speak your own voice.
0:30.6	I'm Bolton Husk with CNN. Thank you for joining us here on the Washington Post Twitch stream for the first debate of
0:39.9	the Recorder of Deeds running race in Homi County, Terre Ha, Indiana.
0:45.9	It has been a heated race so far, and it's on record as being the most expensive race in
0:49.6	the past 50 years.
0:51.5	I'm going to start by introducing our Republican candidate, Gilroy Monsanto.
0:57.3	On the other side, we have Democrat.
1:00.2	Let me speak, please.
1:02.2	On the other side, we have the Democrat candidate.
1:05.6	Chalmers Pinnishay-Harding.
1:06.7	It is so great to be here with you and to witness that...
1:09.6	Excuse me, sir.
1:10.4	I'm sorry.
1:11.7	Mr. Harding.
1:13.5	Lastly, for the International Logic Party, we have Mike Fort Minor.
1:18.9	Thank you.
1:19.2	Always a pleasure.
1:20.0	Thank you.
1:21.8	I didn't say that all of you could speak when I spoke, but okay.
1:25.7	Thank you for all being here and
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