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Armstrong & Getty On Demand

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🗓️ 24 October 2018

⏱️ 38 minutes

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Summary

During this hour of Armstrong & Getty, Jack & Joe tackle the latest allegations surrounding the Catholic Church--a new report indicates that the level of abuse was even greater than we knew. Plus, mail threats have been sent to a number of progressive figures throughout the country.

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0:00.0	We value beauty so much, we even cast beautiful celebrities play ugly people in movies.
0:27.2	And then we prize them and give them Oscars and tell them they're being prived.
0:31.8	That's not pride.
0:34.2	You know what, pride being ugly every fucking guy.
0:41.0	Wow, wow, come here in Jim Jeffries talking about that is funny.
0:46.0	If a beautiful actor or actress gains a whole bunch of weight, right, makes himself look ugly
0:52.6	and play something if they get an Oscar.
0:55.9	Man, I'm loving this guy.
0:58.3	That's a pretty funny.
0:59.8	Speaking of pretty celebrities, Jamie Lee Curtis out with an interview in People magazine
1:04.0	when she talked about her 10 year opioid addiction.
1:06.9	Oh, really?
1:07.9	That she was hiding from the world.
1:09.3	Wow.
1:10.3	Yeah, 10 years.
1:11.3	That's funny.
1:12.3	She's always seemed so together, you know, with her probiotics and her regular movements.
1:17.3	Well, right, right, day after day.
1:20.8	No surprises.
1:23.1	Anyway, I'm sorry to hear about that.
1:25.2	Tim Cook with a blistering blistering attack on Silicon Valley in a moment.
1:30.7	Okay.
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