ABC's Epstein Disgrace, Cartels Killing Americans, Nats Annoy Libs

3 Martini Lunch – Political Humor & Commentary

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🗓️ 5 November 2019

⏱️ 27 minutes

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Summary

All good martinis yesterday, and none today. But we have three doozies for you. First, Jim and Greg discuss the new Project Veritas expose, clearly showing reporter/anchor Amy Robach blasting her bosses off air for refusing to air her story exposing Jeffrey Epstein and his powerful connections for the past three years. They blast ABC for engaging in the same kind of cover-up NBC did for Harvey Weinstein. They also shudder at reports that as many as ten Americans were killed by drug cartels in Mexico, the latest evidence that cartels clearly control key parts of Mexico and may even be more powerful than the Mexican military. And they laugh at the painfully predictable reaction from liberals on Twitter and far-left columnists like USA Today's Christine Brennan after some of the Washington Nationals said nice things about President Trump and one even wore a MAGA hat.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Three Martini lunch.
0:04.4	Grab a stole next to Greg Carumbus of Radio America and Jim Garrity of National Review.
0:09.2	Three Martini's coming up.
0:11.5	And we're very glad you are with us. Three Martini's coming up.
0:17.0	And we're very glad you are with us as well on the Three Martini lunch today. We hope you enjoyed your three good Martini's yesterday because there are none today.
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0:38.1	So, Jim, before we get to our Martini's, no, we're not going to talk about the NFL here.
0:42.2	Today is election day and it means more in some states than others.
0:47.0	A few states are very prominent in what are considered off-year elections,
0:51.6	where we live in Virginia is one of them
0:53.2	New Jersey Kentucky Louisiana also although it's not election day in
0:57.5	Louisiana but it will be a little bit later on this year so Jim the big issue in
1:02.1	Virginia Republicans narrowly clinging to
1:04.8	majorities in both chambers of the legislature. All the supposedly smart people say
1:09.2	Democrats are going to take them and since they already hold the
1:11.6	governorship, Democrats are going to be able to do a lot in the next couple years. We'll see about that. Big race in Kentucky. A governorship there, Matt Bevin in a tight race. I really appreciated listening to the radio this morning and hearing an ABC analyst
1:25.9	pointing out that if Democrats even come close to winning the Kentucky's
1:29.8	governorship it's a huge win for Democrats even though the polls there are literally a dead heat.
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