The Young Turks, July 10, 2013

The Young Turks: July 10, 2013

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Eliot Spitzer's political comeback. Poll numbers on NSA spying program and Edward Snowden.  Obama's delays implementing the affordable care act. Republicans take the opportunity to try to eliminate the entire bill. Videos of Rep. Mike Lee outlining his plan to label Dems as the protectors of corporations while blocking the health care legislation.  Video of Rep Cantor and Boehner labeling Obama in favor of big biz and against regular people. Cat Fight between Sarah Palin and Sen Mark Begich.  Palin announced that she’s considering running for Senator of Alaska. Bob Beckel says we shouldn’t allow any more mosques to be built until they confirm they are not terrorists.  Scary Chart on the frequency and intensity of hurricanes. Walter Pincus' article with wild conspiracy theories.

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TYT website poll on cops shooting Rosby’s dog - the audience is with Cenk and thinks it was ok.  NYC woman turns 100 and gets local news interview.  Woman skinny dips in man’s pool, while he watches and her boyfriend robs his house.  Telecom companies are making money charging the government for wiretaps. Study comparing what rappers make compared to what they claim to make.  George Zimmerman trial. There is evidence that Trayvon Martin was very close or on top of Zimmerman when Zimmerman shot him.  On his Facebook page Zimmerman wrote disparaging comments about Mexicans.  List of bullets points to warehouse managers about how to handle Mexican workers.  New UN study says the US is not the most obese country anymore. Texas about to pass severe abortion restrictions.  A Texas woman speaking in the legislature speaks out against them, on video, then the law enforcement officials take her out.  

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Bonus Episode, July 10, 2013

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More explanation of the most obese countries.  Turkey banning the fez. Stereotypes of clothing.  

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