Live from Cleveland

GLoP Culture

Ricochet

Society & Culture

4.8 • 1.9K Ratings

🗓️ 21 July 2016

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

This month, we’re on the ground at the RNC (well, two thirds of us are, anyway). First up, a first slew hand impression of the goings on in Cleveland, also a mediation on the late great Garry Marshall and his incredible TV career, some thoughts on The Day The Clown Cried, the unseen worst movie of all times, and a Krauthammer anecdote, courtesy of Jonah Goldberg. Source

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0:00.0	We're in the group that's playing tonight.
0:03.0	You go right straight through the store here, down the hall,
0:06.0	turn right, and then there's a little jog there,
0:10.0	about 30 feet, jog to the down.
0:12.0	We don't have time for that.
0:13.0	Go straight ahead.
0:15.0	Go straight ahead.
0:16.0	Try and right the next two corners.
0:17.0	And the first door you sign,
0:19.0	authorized personnel only,
0:21.0	open that door, that's the stage you think so you authorize
0:24.3	you're being musicians aren't yeah thank you thank you very much rock and row Rock! Darrow! Let's get it!
0:33.0	This way.
0:34.0	No, no, you see this way.
0:36.0	This way. This way.
0:37.0	Rock- Go and road!
0:38.0	There we go. Hello Cleveland!
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