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The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

Dying for a drink?

The Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show

iHeartPodcasts

Politics, News, Society & Culture, News Commentary, Daily News

4.511.4K Ratings

🗓️ 19 September 2023

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

During the prohibition era of the 1920s and early 1930s, speakeasies and gin joints were the place to be to get ahold of “evil booze.” How did the government try to control access? They purposely poisoned industrial alcohol that was being repurposed for cocktails.

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0:00.0

Are you with me on this? We all love those stories that glorify the roaring 20s when folks whispered a magic

0:07.6

password to get into speakeasies and gin joints for some illicit partying during prohibition. But it wasn't all a roaring

0:15.8

good time. Would our government purposely poison the public to try to stop them from drinking?

0:22.4

Guess what? Turns out the Fed... to try to stop them from drinking?

0:23.0

Guess what?

0:24.0

Turns out the feds ordered industrial alcohol makers

0:27.0

to add poison to what they sold,

0:30.0

to scare the public to death,

0:32.0

may be killing as many as 50,000,

0:35.0

and blinding or paralyzing hundreds of thousands more.

0:38.5

I'm Patty Steele, dying for a drink, literally.

0:43.0

Next on the backstory.

0:45.0

At one of the most famous restaurants in the world,

0:49.0

there's a table in the corner,

0:50.0

where the most incredible conversations on the planet are happening every week with owner Ruthie Rogers and amazing guests like Martha Stewart

0:59.2

I did have an affair with one of his best friends Jimmy Fallon.

1:02.2

Do you want a zip line over your dad

1:04.0

while he gets attacked by alligators?

1:05.7

And Paul McCartney.

1:06.7

John and I hitchhiked to Paris.

1:09.4

We've saved you a seat.

1:10.8

Ruthies Table 4.

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