Hunting Osama bin Laden

Pod Save the World

Crooked Media

News, Politics

4.8 • 24.7K Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2017

⏱️ 56 minutes

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Tommy sits down with Michael Morell, the former acting Director of the Central Intelligence Agency. They discuss his experience as President Bush’s briefer on 9/11, hunting Osama bin Laden, the state of ISIS, North Korea and the impending release of the JFK assassination files. It was sick.

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0:00.0	Patsy of the world is brought to you by Stitch Fix.
0:03.1	Oh, Stitch Fix.
0:04.1	Guys, you can tell a guy who's got style,
0:06.5	kind of like Love It on Saturday night when he wore a bunch of clothes, John.
0:10.3	I've been discarded to a really fancy party in Los Angeles.
0:14.2	Love it.
0:16.0	What was the line you used to?
0:17.1	Love it, Texas.
0:17.6	I said Emily and I, and I was like, hey guys, I'm on my way.
0:20.4	I'm dressed.
0:21.4	I'm dressed like the party called.
0:23.2	I'm the tech IT guy.
0:25.2	Yeah.
0:25.8	He's like, I'm underdressed, but not like cool underdressed.
0:28.0	Like the party called for tech support underdressed.
0:31.0	Right.
0:32.0	Anyway, look, let's say you're someone like me whose nice clothes are clothes that a clothing
0:38.0	company meant to send to John's house, but because he moved, it went to my house and then
0:41.8	I just opened them and take them.
0:43.3	Love it.
0:44.3	That's why you need Stitch Fix, buddy, because the people who use it, buddy, they look great
0:47.5	but they seem, they look patronized, I have a great sense of style.
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