Ep. 3: Last Train Out of DC... Reflections From The Front Row of An Impeachment, As Recorded on the Late Night Amtrak

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Michael Moore

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🗓️ 19 December 2019

⏱️ 30 minutes

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Recorded late last night on the last train out of Washington D.C., Michael Moore reflects on his impromptu trip to the Capitol and his front row seat in the U.S. House to witness the impeachment of Donald J. Trump.

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0:00.0	What is it on the D.C.?
0:07.8	Wilmington, Delaware.
0:08.8	I'm on the M-track, the last train out of Washington, D.C.
0:14.2	Back to New York City.
0:16.4	It was in Peachman Day in Washington, D.C.
0:20.4	And at midnight last night, I thought, geez, I'm in New York.
0:25.8	I think that's near Washington.
0:29.4	And we just head down to D.C.
0:32.0	Got up in the morning, went down to the M-track station,
0:35.4	Penn station, got on the train.
0:39.6	Let's go see if we can get into the capital building
0:42.6	so we can watch the impeach on a Donald Trump live and in person.
0:48.1	That was our goal this morning.
0:50.4	We had no idea if we could get in there.
0:53.0	We just hopped the train.
0:55.2	This is Michael Moore.
0:56.0	And Phil Delphi is next.
1:01.2	This is my podcast episode number three, Rumble with Michael Moore.
1:07.2	And I'm sitting on this train kind of reflecting on the day
1:12.3	that we had.
1:14.5	My sister Veronica is with me, my friend and producer,
1:18.3	Basil Hamden, the three of us heading back to New York
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