We booked a Nobel Prize winner

Pod Save the World

Politics, News

4.8 • 25.5K Ratings

🗓️ 20 October 2021

⏱️ 80 minutes

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Tommy and Ben discuss the murder of a British member of parliament, Colin Powell’s legacy, missiles, climate change, the fight against Viktor Orban, kidnappings in Haiti, democracy in Sudan, covid in Brazil, her majesty’s cocktails, why Australia hates Ted Cruz, and wizards. Then Nobel Peace Prize winning journalist Maria Ressa joins to talk about her battles against President Rodrigo Duterte and Facebook.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to Potsay for World on Tommy VTore.
0:12.9	I'm Ben Rhodes.
0:14.2	Should I start again with talking shit to the world about the Boston Red Tux or is that
0:19.4	going to just lose us all our subscribers?
0:21.4	I mean, you should feel pretty good about things.
0:23.9	That was a pretty fun game.
0:24.9	And I think you might be okay because I don't know how many Houston Astros fans are
0:28.3	of.
0:29.3	Yeah, so there you go.
0:31.2	A bunch of cheaters.
0:32.2	Talk away.
0:33.2	That's kidding.
0:34.2	I get my hypocrisy here.
0:35.2	Blah blah blah.
0:36.2	It's been very fun getting back into baseball then.
0:37.8	It's been a long time.
0:39.8	Today we've got a great show.
0:42.2	We have a Nobel Peace Prize winner on the show.
0:46.2	Somehow we booked a Nobel Peace Prize winner.
0:47.8	Second time.
0:48.8	It's unbelievable.
0:49.8	Who's the first?
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