Donald in Wonderland

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🗓️ 1 March 2017

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Ex-CIA analyst Nada Bakos and former FBI agent Clint Watts explain how Trump’s administration could use “alternative intelligence” to justify dangerous military actions. Shane Bauer of Mother Jones breaks down the connections between immigration raids and soaring private prison profits. Plus the world premiere of a song by the Iraqi-Canadian hip hop artist Narcy. We bet you never thought you’d hear Steve Bannon’s name rapped in autotune.

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0:00.0	If I had a world of my own, everything would be nonsense.
0:04.0	Nothing would be what it is,
0:06.0	because everything would be what it isn't.
0:08.0	And contrary wise,
0:10.0	what it is, it wouldn't be.
0:12.0	And what it wouldn't be, it would.
0:14.0	You see?
0:16.0	Obserdities, it was a fabulous press conference.
0:19.0	In my world, you wouldn't say...
0:21.0	My gosh, we've done more work in one month
0:25.0	in the Pride Administration than in six months.
0:28.0	How did you world? You'd say.
0:30.0	Based upon my experience,
0:32.0	there isn't any disorder, any chaos.
0:36.0	By my world?
0:38.0	What?
0:40.0	Fantasy. This is fake news.
0:42.0	It doesn't matter, distortions.
0:44.0	It's fabricated. That's the reality.
0:48.0	Your representation is just wishful thinking.
0:51.0	It doesn't work. And we are again in this world.
0:58.0	What the dumb of said?
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