Podcast appearances and mentions of bernard sanders

En enero los senadores demócratas Edward J. Markey y Elizabeth Warren, de Massachusetts; Bernard Sanders, de Vermont; Raphael Warnock, de Georgia; John Hickenlooper, de Colorado, y Chris Van Hollen, de Maryland, enviaron una carta al presidente de Estados Unidos, Joe Biden, donde acusan a la República Dominicana de servir como puente para traficar armas hacia Haití, un ilícito que agravaría la crisis social que enfrenta ese país. Ante los señalamientos, la embajadora dominicana en Estados Unidos, Sonia Guzmán, respondió a la carta afirmando que República Dominicana protagoniza una lucha contra el tráfico ilegal de armas estableciendo estrictos controles de seguridad para detectar unidades de municiones y armas de fuego. La respuesta oficial del gobierno dominicano indica que para la administración del presidente Abinader es injusto «sindicar al Gobierno dominicano como responsable de tráfico de armas hacia Haití. Por el ejercicio de su compromiso social, económico y de solidaridad humanitaria con el vecino país». La posición oficial fue respaldada a todos los niveles. El  diputado Gustavo Sánchez, del Partido de la Liberación Dominicana, sostuvo que las declaraciones son "irrespetuosas e irresponsables" por considerar que aprovechan su condición de parlamentarios de una potencia para emitir acusaciones "sin ninguna base comprobatoria". La diputada Soraya Suárez, del Partido Revolucionario Moderno, calificó como "lesiva" la acusación de los congresistas de EE. UU., al decir que el señalamiento puede provocar una tipificación delictiva que no existe. En ese sentido, pidió más cuidado al momento de emitir argumentos "sin validez". La senadora del Partido Revolucionario Moderno, Ginette Bournigal, indicó que es a los Estados Unidos a quien le corresponde investigar el supuesto tráfico de armas que se desarrolla desde la República Dominicana hacia Haití de acuerdo a lo que denunciaron senadores de ese país. El senador por la provincia de Montecristi, por el Partido Revolucionario Moderno, Ramón Antonio Pimentel Gómez, calificó este lunes de 'inaceptable'. El diputado representante de la Comunidad dominicana en el exterior, Ramón Ceballo, solicitó al Departamento de Estado de Estados Unidos investigar de inmediato las declaraciones de senadores demócratas estadounidenses de que Republica Dominicana sirve como puente en el tráfico de armas ilegales hacia Haití. El vicepresidente de la Fuerza Nacional Progresista, Pelegrín Castillo, sostuvo que la denuncia de senadores estadounidenses de que por República Dominicana ingresan armas a Haití es parte una  maniobra de círculos de poder de EE: UU consiste en escalar el conflicto en Haití a una guerra civil y tratar de trasvasar esa crisis hacia República Dominicana para que se convierta en país de refugio. El presidente de la Unión Demócrata Cristiana, Luis Acosta Moreta, respaldó la respuesta del gobierno dominicano a senadores estadounidenses, quienes acusan a este país de servir de puente para el trasiego de armas a Haití. Dijo que si alguien tiene que dar explicaciones es Washington. Para el Instituto Duartiano el liderazgo político y el Gobierno deben de independientemente de estar en campaña de ser más enérgico en la defensa a la soberanía nacional, al considerar que como país dominicano no puede estar permitir tantos ataques y denuncias infundadas. Wilson Gómez le recordó además a los Estados Unidos que es Haití quien fábrica y trafica armas. El vocero del Partido de la Liberación Dominicana  en el Senado, Yvan Lorenzo, solicitó a través de una resolución, que se investigue la denuncia de los senadores estadounidenses y la Organización de las Naciones Unidas sobre el tráfico de armas de fuego desde la República Dominicana hacia Haití.

Date: 5/07/24Name of podcast: Dr. PatientEpisode title and number: 18 US Drug Costs Are Insane, Part 1Episode summary: Wow, drug costs in the US have skyrocket in recent years. The popularity of Ozempic and other weight loss drugs have really brought this issue into the light lately. Why do our drugs cost so much more than the same medications sold in other countries? How is the system set up? Who sets the list price? Hear answers to all these questions and more in this episode, part 1 of a 2 part series. Guest(s): noneKey Terms: noneReferences: CONVOLUTED DIAGRAM OF US DRUG COSTS: https://www.wbur.org/onpoint/2023/12/14/pharmacy-benefit-managers-the-middleman-that-decides-what-you-pay-for-medicationsFlow of Money Through the Pharmaceutical Distribution System: https://healthpolicy.usc.edu/research/flow-of-money-through-the-pharmaceutical-distribution-system/Why do your prescription drugs cost so much: https://www.health.harvard.edu/blog/why-do-your-prescription-drugs-cost-so-much-202401183007Prescription Drug Payment Policy: Past, Present and Future: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4193453/Here's How Much More Ozempic Costs in the U.S. Compared to Other Countries: https://www.healthline.com/health-news/heres-how-much-more-ozempic-costs-in-the-u-s-compared-to-other-countriesBernie Sanders's letter to Novo Nordisk CEO: https://www.sanders.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/Letter-from-Sen.-Bernard-Sanders-to-Novo-Nordisk.pdfPharmacy Benefit Management (PBM) Industry: Definition: https://www.investopedia.com/articles/markets/070215/what-pharmacy-benefit-management-industry.asp

Kevin McCallister's been demoted to scamming the nation and fistfucking the globe from a less visible post. Political theater prevails as the dominant mindvirus. Commander Biden's list of crimes expands further. A Danish artist hilariously cons the High Art/Tax Evasion/Money Laundering World. Chicago TV news crew robbed in a very meta-fied way.  The depraved aeronautical sciences strike another beautiful soul down once again. Trump's fraud trial serves up more fodder for hidden messages to be disseminated through Poland Spring, his Real Doll attorney and, well, We're Lovin' It™, folks.  Vovan and Lexus get more people in positions of power (Sarah Ashton Cirillo in this case) to belt out the quiet parts so loudly that upon finding out that they've been duped she claimed that the 30+ minute video and audio record of her abysmal remarks was a Russian conspiracy deepfake. We mourn Bernard Sanders' continued downfall and irrelevance as he poorly responds to Code Pink's anti-war protests. Jamaal Bowman seems to think certain fire alarms trigger openings into fun places like escape rooms, BatCaves, or alternate dimensions in which the wave phony socialists in Congress weren't just status quo at best, a more insideous evil at worst. Elon Musk did some dumb shit, shockingly, improbably. And we remember the time Grimes tried to raft her way down the Mississippi River.Commiserate on Discord: discord.gg/aDf4Yv9PrYSupport: patreon / buzzsprout / buymeacoffeeNever Forget: standwithdanielhale.orgGeneral RecommendationsJosh's Recommendation: Trailer for the amazing looking film Dream ScenarioTim's Recommendations: 1) Snakes on a Train 2) Poland Spring water 3) Drink water, motherfuckers Further Reading, Viewing, ListeningFull list of links, sources, etc More From Timothy Robert BuechnerWe Don't Know WrestlingWDKW Ko-fiBIG EGG Substack Locationless Locationsheatdeathpod.comEvery show-related link is corralled and available here.Twitter: @heatdeathpodPlease send all Letters of Derision, Indifference, Inquiry, Mild Elation, et cetera to: heatdeathoftheuniversepodcast@gmail.comSupport the show

Everyone is concerned about the environmental sustainability of modern IT, but how many of us truly know how to adapt to a more environmentally-conscious world, let alone fully understand the scope of the issue? For our first episode of Season 2, we are joined once again by CloudBolt co-founder and CTO, Bernard Sanders, to discuss cloud sustainability as well as the ways (both big and small) we can all contribute to making our cloud infrastructure more sustainable and environmentally friendly.

Hour 2 of Wednesday's A&G features the dangers of Pre-K to children. A pitcher on the Atlanta Braves completes an impressive feat. Bernard Sanders could change schooling as we know it, and an athlete finally stands up to corporations for their business dealings with China. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of Wednesday's A&G features the dangers of Pre-K to children. A pitcher on the Atlanta Braves completes an impressive feat. Bernard Sanders could change schooling as we know it, and an athlete finally stands up to corporations for their business dealings with China. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hour 2 of Wednesday's A&G features the dangers of Pre-K to children. A pitcher on the Atlanta Braves completes an impressive feat. Bernard Sanders could change schooling as we know it, and an athlete finally stands up to corporations for their business dealings with China. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Scholars say that an ancient figure, who existed long before the concept of wealth, passed down relics to keep the peace (and financial equality) of the land.

On the very first episode of The Cloud Junkies, I sit down with CloudBolt's founders, Auggy da Rocha and Bernard Sanders, for a discussion about the evolution of cloud technology, how it ties into both the founding and growth of CloudBolt, and explore what it takes to grow a cloud management company from the ground up.

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White Male Supremacy is why it took America until 2020 to elect a Woman VPOTUS. WMS is in our classrooms and congress, feeding itself. We chat about recognizing it, and trying to end it. FYI: We invite fans of Bernard Sanders to not listen to this episode. You'll only get pissed at us, and we're not in the mood. Check out this episode's glorious women authors:  Gloria Naylor: The Women of Brewster Place Mikki Kendall: Hood Feminism Amanda Gorman: Indie Bound search

My name is Jordan Mitchell I am a musician, artist, and activist here in Columbus, Ohio. I identify as a Socialist with no real proclivity toward any specific subsect of Socialism though I do find myself leaning more Libertarian/Anarchist than Authoritarian. While I find sympathy and solidarity in certain Communist causes I do not consider myself a Communist or a Marxist. My radicalization is rooted in racial and social justice directly inspired by American socialists like Dr. Martin Luther King, Angela Davis, Afeni Shakur, Angela Davis, Eugene Debs, Murray Bookchin and Bernard Sanders. I would really like to just kick some ideas back and forth, address some common misconceptions people have with the left and give your viewers some perspective as to what "Antifa" means and how someone who would be considered radical left views the world and this nation we live in.

Capitalism has come under attack in recent years, notably because of growing economic inequalities not only between the global North and South, but also within Western countries. Some critics even cast doubt on its legitimacy and ability to create and preserve a just and equitable society. In this episode, the economist Branko Milanovic helps us understand how economic inequalities systematically corrode democratic processes.Democracy in Question? is brought to you by:• The Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna: IWM• The Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy in Geneva: AHCD• The Excellence Chair and Soft Authoritarianism Research Group in Bremen: WOC• The Podcast Company Earshot StrategiesFollow us on social media!• Institute for Human Sciences in Vienna: @IWM_Vienna• Albert Hirschman Centre on Democracy in Geneva: @AHDCentreSubscribe to the show. If you enjoyed what you listened to, you can support us by leaving a review and sharing our podcast in your networks!BIBLIOGRAPHY• Capitalism, Alone: The Future of the System That Rules the World. (2019).• Global Inequality: A New Approach for the Age of Globalization. (2018).GLOSSARYWhat happened under Ronald Reagan when air traffic controllers went on strike?(00:05:00 or p. 4 in the transcript)In 1981, the air traffic controllers trade union declared a strike, seeking better working conditions, better pay and a 32-hour workweek. Only two days later, following the workers' refusal to return to work, then US president Ronald Reagan fired more than 11,000 striking air traffic controllers and banned them from federal service for life. Reagan's firing of the government employees encouraged large private employers to hire striker replacements instead of negotiating in labor conflicts. Source.What happened to coal miners under Margaret Thatcher?(00:05:00 or p. 4 in the transcript)The miners' strike of 1984-85 was a major industrial action to shut down the British coal industry in an attempt to prevent colliery closures. Opposition to the strike was led by the Conservative government of the Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, who aimed to reduce the power of the trade unions.Margaret Thatcher’s opposition strategy consisted of building up ample coal stocks, keeping as many miners at work as possible, and using police to break up attacks by pickets on working miners. Learn more.What is meritocracy?(00:09:30 or p. 7 in the transcript)Meritocracy represents an ideal vision in which power and privilege would be allocated by individual merit, not by social origins. Click here to learn more about the controversies surrounding this ideal.What is ideological hegemony?(00:14:00 or p. 10 in the transcript)In the view of political theorist and politician Antonio Gramsci's (1891–1937), the ruling class develops a hegemonic culture using ideology rather than violence, economic force, or coercion. Cultural hegemony is therefore used to maintain consent to the capitalist order, rather than the use of force to maintain order. Source. Click here to learn more. Who is Michael Bloomberg?(00:22:00 or p. 15 in the transcript)Michael Bloomberg is a former three-term mayor of New York City (2002-2013), a billionaire businessman and philanthropist. He founded Bloomberg L.P., a financial news and data company. Bloomberg Philanthropies, which has assets totaling $9 billion, has supported 196 different cities with grants, technical assistance and education programs worth a combined $350 million. Learn more.Who is Jack Ma and what does IPO mean?(00:22:00 or p. 15 in the transcript)Jack Ma is chief executive of the Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba. In December 2020the Ant Group, which was previously called Alipay, was forced to halt its stock market listing, which would have been the world's biggest launch. Regulators made the decision to block theinitial public offering (short IPO) just days before the launch, after raising concerns about its micro-lending services. Many believe, however, that the real reason was a talk Jack Ma gave in late October 2020 that was critical of China's regulators and banking system. Since then, tough new antitrust rules have also been introduced across the tech sector and have triggered a decline of about 17%, in the market value of Jack Ma's Alibaba. Click here and here to learn more.Who is Bernie Sanders?(00:24:30 or p. 17 in the transcript)Bernard Sanders is an American politician who has been the junior United States senator from Vermont since 2007 and as U.S. Representative for the state's at-large congressional district from 1991 to 2007. He is the longest-serving independent in U.S. congressional history, although he has a close relationship with the Democratic Party. Sanders unsuccessfully sought the Democratic Party nomination for president of the United States in 2016 and 2020, finishing in second place in both campaigns. Learn more.

Jacob “Jake” Gillison is a father of 3, an identical twin brother he currently works as the Administrative Director for the Honorable U.S. Senator Bernard Sanders where he manages and organizes daily congressional operations. For 13 years he served as the Office Manager for the Honorable Congressman John Lewis. Mr. Gillison has faithfully served his country as an Air Traffic Controller in the United States Air Force for 13 years. Mr. Gillison is a member Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., Sigma Sigma Sigma Chapter where he currently serves as the organization’s President. He shares his story of adoption, fatherhood and successful career in politics on this weeks episode of Moore To Know.

This episode we're talking Neera Tanden! Neera is well known for being a Hillary Clinton loyalist, leader of the American Center for Progress (think tank), and her general hatred for Bernard Sanders and the Bernie Brothers. BUT FIRST we talk about raccoons and Hubie Halloween, thanks Travis! For inquiries spindocpod@gmail.com

Theb delivers his very important segment, A Bit of Advice, to the DNC and followers of Democratic Socialist, Bernard Sanders.It's America's Birthday (Theb's too) and we're celebrating like it's 1776 up in this Republic. Will America get a 243rd birthday? Vote this November to find out! SUBSCRIBE HEREATP Presents - YOUTUBE CHANNELATP Presents - APPLE PODCASTS CHANNEL America! The Podcast - SPOTIFYOther ATP Presents ShowsRoad Trip! A Journey Across America - APPLE, SPOTIFY, YOUTUBE America! The Conversation - APPLE, SPOTIFY, YOUTUBE I Do Not Trust This Person - APPLE, SPOTIFY,

Theb delivers his very important segment, A Bit of Advice, to the DNC and followers of Democratic Socialist, Bernard Sanders.Social LinksTheb Twitter - @BastardComedyShow Twitter - @AmericaThePodShow Insta - @AmericaThePodcastShow Facebook - @AmericaThePodcastShwayMedia Twitter - @ShwayMediaMusic for today’s episode is from Story Blocks. The theme song for “America! The Podcast” is by Timmy Two Step (TimmyTwoStep.com)."America! The Podcast" was created by Tim Phillippe and is a production of Shway Media. For more information visit americathepodcast.com and shwaymedia.com

After a brief farewell to Bernard Sanders, Paul and Sean discuss how the economy, labor, tech, and daily life have been transformed by the COVID-19 pandemic and which of those changes will persist even after the pandemic is over.

We are excited to bring you our second episode. Sit down, grab a drink(or pack a bowl, or both) and join us on our talk about Mexico's prostitutes, a woman forced to give birth at border patrol station, asylum shut down at the US borders. We also talk about Sen. Bernard Sanders and his policies as well as the movie Slap Shot. Plus a tribute to the late John Prime. Follow the show on Twitter @CabalTheory @_pennynow @_lovelyllama  

In this episode, we eulogize the campaign Senator Bernard Sanders with Ally and Ben from the "Pour Yourself a Quarantini" podcast! We answer such questions as "Should I sacrifice my life to vote for Joe Biden?" and "Should I care about I care about third parties?" Listen, fat! "Pour Yourself a Quarantini" podcast: https://anchor.fm/ally-drames Have any comments, questions, or topics that you want to discuss? Leave us a message at (267) 719-3835‬! Our YouTube Channel: https://tinyurl.com/wmz55yr Artwork by @lauren_michelle_art on Instagram! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this week's episode of Welcome To The Horse House: Tristan eulogizes Mayor Bloomberg's campaign via song, Rudy departs as co-host, Papa Sicilia delivers fresh pizza pies to the studio, Stephen talks seriously about Bernard Sanders, Drew gives us an optics check, and Frank, Sexy Haiku Guy and Chris bury the hatchet (not really)! All of what you just read and probably more on today's episode of Welcome To The Horse House! Outro song: Feel The Lightning by Dan Deacon

We reconvene post-super Tuesday to discuss the political coup against Bernard Sanders staged by the American political elite, coronavirus conspiracy theories and how they support the corporate agenda of the neoliberal New World Order, and Gaga’s Stupid Love music video. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realizingstuff/message

After a little coronavirus chat and a discussion of Paul’s Mini-Beef with Max Boot™, Sean and Paul square off on the electability question as it pertains to one Bernard Sanders.

Hour 1 of the Thursday edition of Armstrong & Getty features Phil Donohue's interview with then-Vermont mayor Bernard Sanders on socialism. Plus, Joe calls-out a legislator for a bill focused on toy gender.

Hour 1 of the Thursday edition of Armstrong & Getty features Phil Donohue's interview with then-Vermont mayor Bernard Sanders on socialism. Plus, Joe calls-out a legislator for a bill focused on toy gender.

We here in America are so lucky to have such brave men and women wearing the badge and protecting our freedom everyday. Without them, anarchy would reign, and little monsters would roam the world unpunished. We get an example out of Orlando Florida where a stunning and brave police officer was called to a school to arrest a six year old girl for throwing a fit in class. To ensure that he wouldn't be injured by this dangerous individual, he thought it prudent to zip tie her wrists together, put her in the back of his car, then take her to juvie where she was booked and processed. We heap praise upon this braaaaaaave officer of the law as he fights the good fight against unruly prepubescent girls. Then, we discuss everyone's favorite domestic commie, Bernard Sanders and his insistence on praising every communist leader who ever lived even though he isn't a communist. It's amazing how the left lets him get away with the old "he made the trains run on time" argument in regard to Fidel Castro, but here we are. Good luck winning Florida with that attitude. Also, politicians in California have decided that they know what the porn industry is missing; them. That's right. California regulators are trying to, uhem, insert themselves into the industry by requiring a license of all adult entertainers, including cam girls of all things.

On this episode of DOOMED with Matt Binder, we break down what happened at the Democratic Debate in South Carolina. Mike Bloomberg, Joe Biden, Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, and Tom Steyer all had their attacks focused on the Democratic frontrunner: Bernie Sanders. How did it go? Plus, the weird crowd at the debate, leftist Twitch streamers get banned, your comments, questions and more!

In this week’s snackable episode, Sara and Val discuss: Mike Bloombefg, Bernard Sanders, the ongoing Wet’suwet’en protests, twitter, and why Sonic the hedgehog has a micropenis. They kick off the episode with that last one, actually.Hosted by Val and Sara Edited by ValMusic Used: Evil Men – The Taxpayers Hall of Mirrors – Capercaillie (aka our very own ScotMatt! )

Andrew Parker answers the question Who is Bernard Sanders? And Discusses the History of Peace in the Middle East.Support the show (http://www.parkerdk.com/victory-hour)

Describing our driveway to our enemies. Conversing with Tiffany Whatever on Twitter. Sensibly blaming Hitler’s anti-semitism on his mom’s Jewish doctor. Devil in the White City. Techniques for preserving your modesty when you get hanged. Frank’s Ph.D in Phrenology. The awards won by certain local award-winning businesses. And then back to our boy, Senator Bernard Sanders, versus Mayor Peter, as described by Politics Understander Matthew Iglesias. The ratfucking that’s coming in New Hampshire.

Join Neel, Julius, and Iris this week on a fashion journey to determine which democratic Presidential candidate has the most fashion disasters (according to Glamour's list of 27 Cringeworthy Fashion DON'Ts) and therefore deserves our coveted nomination. In other news, we talk about why Julius and Iris definitely have the coronavirus and how much we Love And Support™ the one and only Bernard Sanders. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teens-talk-politics/message

With the Democratic Primaries looming, LG explains a bit about the process, recent electoral history, and why this is the most crucial stage of the game. The general election might be too late if we make the wrong choice of candidate, so this episode lays out a few different cases for getting behind Senator Bernard Sanders. IG: @focusedoninfinity Twitter: @WatcherInfinite Music excerpts from: "It Won't Rain For You" by Villain's Lament "Garden Apartment (freestyle)" by Canvas Killer (aka Will Porter), Logan Grendel, and Joseph Petersen "Fifth Time's the Charm" by Villain's Lament "Hope For Glory" by Logan Grendel This episode edited by Logan Grendel. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/focusedoninfinity/support

This week, a full red star hovers over impeachment, tells you how to get one Bernard Sanders into the White House, and talks about Tulsa's #1 Worst Television Deal. We also explain why school choice is a joke in our conservative reading list. As always, give us a rating and a review on iTunes, tell your friends and everyone you canvass about us, and send us some emails!

Congressman Alan Grayson author of "High Crimes: The Impeachment of Donald Trump;" The Reverend Barry Lynn; Dr. Jay Sutay, the hardest working pediatrician in comedy; And David Bacon talks with Presidential Candidate Tom Steyer. Time Code: Alan Grayson (0:40) Dr. Jay Sutay (54:49) David Bacon Part One (1:36:36) The Reverend Barry Lynn (1:59:16)  David Bacon Part Two (3:00:01)

A new Harvard-Harris poll of likely democratic voters finds Hillary Clinton is the top choice of her party for the 2020 nomination even though she is not running for president - yet. Mrs. Clinton drew 21%, followed by former Vice President Joseph R. Biden with 20%, Vermont Sen. Bernard Sanders at 12%, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren at 9% and ex-New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg at 7%. Is it time for Hillary to return?

A new Harvard-Harris poll of likely democratic voters finds Hillary Clinton is the top choice of her party for the 2020 nomination even though she is not running for president - yet. Mrs. Clinton drew 21%, followed by former Vice President Joseph R. Biden with 20%, Vermont Sen. Bernard Sanders at 12%, Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren at 9% and ex-New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg at 7%. Is it time for Hillary to return?

Mayor Pete Buttigieg of South Bend, Indiana, thinks he can be the next US president, but we all know your secret Pete. You're a child-gobbling lizard who hasn't possesed empathy or integrity since 2003 and you are not fit to draw the same breath as the great Bernard Sanders. In other news, top-tier candidate Kamala Harris drops out of the race and Liz Warren can't handle hecklers. Party Roulette with Felix is spinning faster than ever.

In this episode we'll talk about the neoliberal plague that has infected the Democratic Party. While in the Hamptons, Kamala Harris finally told the truth about her feelings towards Medicare For All. Additionally, Joe Biden keeps getting more and more Trumpian. We'll also talk about Maher's smear of BDS proponents as well as Marianne Williamson's wishy-washiness when it comes to Medicare For All. Together, we'll talk about these neoliberal nightmares and sooth ourselves afterwards with some new policy proposals from Bernard Sanders.

Have you seen the leaked footage of Trump doing yoga? OK that's not real but that image probably made you laugh because it's so absurd and frankly, revolting. Can you imagine that fat fuck doing anything beneficial for body and mind? Just the thought of that flatulent slob caught in a Happy Baby pose like a flop-sweating, obese tortoise is enough to make you spit-take your Diet Coke all over your big Mac buffet. Luckily for America a Sanders/Warren ticket is the antidote for the festering, open sore of the Trump “presidency.” In episode 70 Myan illustrates the average citizens conflicted position, torn between their desire to be engaged in the political process while also being so fed up with the corruption in every corner of corporate-Washington, that even buying into our democratic system for one moment, can make you feel like a sucker. Luckily for many of us, the apathy we feel for our broken political structure has been temporarily cured thanks to Senator Bernard Sanders. So get out and vote, you lazy bastards. On a happier note, Cooper has a new album called Front of House and as you probably guessed, it's really good. Check it out on Spotify as soon as you get a chance.

Agile, DevOps, multiple cloud providers, serverless, contemporary cloud native apps, shadow IT using a credit card…it can be daunting for any IT organization to be responsive to the internal customer needs. It’s even tougher to be proactive and get ahead of the curve. Enter Cloud Management Platforms (CMP). On this episode of DevOps Chat, we talk with Bernard Sanders (no, not the presidential candidate), CTO of CloudBolt. Our conversation explores how IT can use a CMP to provide the IT and self-service capabilities so DevOps and Agile teams won’t feel the pain and slowdown of IT past. Learn more about CloudBolt’s products at www.cloudbolt.io.

Hour 1 Because He's So Relatable?...Bernard Sanders skeletons in the closet?...The reason why there is a 'rape culture' today?...He should have to explain what he thought in 1972? ...Wow! Ariana Grande is the first artist since the Beatles to have songs in the top three spots of the Billboard Hot 100 charts? ...Pat Gray's about to become a Cardi B Fan? ...Glenn explains why Donald Trump is so relatable? ...The farting guy on the bar stool, and 'that's refreshing'    Hour 2  Suddenly offended by Cigars Store Indians? ...Florida school hires combat veterans for security?...Bill Jones, Principal at the Manatee School for the Arts joins to explain? ...Push back not just from the anti gunners, but the gun snobs too? ...Go Fund Me with Faith?...Glenn reaches out to the wife of a shooting victim? ...Glenn and the Shlub-Club?    Hour 3 'Not on My Watch' author, Elizabeth Johnston joins...'Day of Mourning', happens this Saturday, February 23rd at DayofMourning.org ...Hip vs. Hip Replacement Democrats 2020? ...New or Used by the Democrats? ...Feeling Bad for AOC?...She's only being used for misdirection?...What's really happening behind the scenes of the Democrat Party?...A step closer to Ending the Free Market System and fundamentally transform our economy?..."Medicare for all is not Socialism"? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Seven is God’s number, and the seventh episode of the DSA Podcasts is positively divine. This time around, Darcie, Sean, and Azikiwe have another pointless conversation, this time regarding Hawaii’s Big Island, bogs, the Hamptons, wedding DJs, people who get fired from their jobs because of social media, Bernard Sanders, The Wing, regional museums, container vendor Storables, the Vietnam War, how House ripped off Becker, and Tinder. The outro song is “Harrison Bergeron” by Snapcase.

USA er rystet etter skytemassakren i Las Vegas. Henrik, Vårin og Are diskuterer sjansene for våpenreform, og tar for seg presidentens respons til både skytingen og ikke minst krisen i Puerto Rico. I ukas tilbakeblikk tar de deretter turen til 1990, da Bernard Sanders først ble valgt til Representantenes hus. Klokka skrus så fram til 2020... Det er tidlig, men det er allerede mye å snakke om. Med AmerikanskPolitikk.nos Henrik Østensen Heldahl, Vårin Alme og Are Tågvold Flaten.Du kan følge @AMPOLCAST på Instagram, Facebook og Twitter. Og trykker du "follow" i Spotify, så hører du podkasten der også!

“This planet has - or rather had - a problem, which was this: most of the people living on it were unhappy for pretty much of the time. Many solutions were suggested for this problem, but most of these were largely concerned with the movement of small green pieces of paper, which was odd because on the whole it wasn't the small green pieces of paper that were unhappy. And so the problem remained; lots of the people were mean, and most of them were miserable, even the ones with digital watches.” ― Douglas Adams, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy I'm not a particularly remarkable person. Like you, I've strengths and flaws, hopes and dreams as well as kindness and cruelty, depending on the moment. I am often a lone wolf who probably could play well with others, but doesn't trust enough to do so regularly. I am stubborn, especially when it comes to my values of right, wrong and how to treat others. I cherish petty things like etiquette far too much to truly fit into modern society, both online and offline. It is odd that a creature the likes of me would find politics and music, two things that are best when achieved in groups, to be my favorite areas to endeavor in. These are simultaneously strengths and flaws, but important for today's story, so that you know exactly the sort of human being telling it. The 2016 Presidential Primaries have challenged me, as the effort has involved trusting strangers more than I'm inclined to. I worked on issues of criminal justice reform in the year leading up to supporting Bernie Sanders for President, and was challenged similarly there as well. Both movements have struggled with coalescing assorted grassroots activists with different agendas along with new activists still figuring out how to use their newfound voices. I am hard headed and often forget that people may not share the same ethics and objectives as me. However, moving forward, right now, I know that I must step outside of my comfort zone, and even more uncomfortably, ask you, dear reader, to join me. In just one year, since Senator Bernard Sanders of Vermont announced that he was willing to step up and take on the oligarchy, running against modern history's most powerful political machine, a rag-tag coalition of activists, unions and regular American patriots have banded together both online and in real life to create an honest to Pete political movement. I don't know this Pete fellow, but I've gotten to know an awful lot of you, and I'm proud of both what we've built and willing to share in the work that lies ahead of us. In many communities and States it was “we the people” who built the foundation of Bernie's campaign. We held meetings in people's houses, met in YouTube chat rooms while watching independent broadcasters who took up our fight too and organized on the internet to march together in real life. We felt an incredible high of coming together as empathetic people who wanted to restore Democracy while valuing the lives of all people as we gathered for political rallies that seemed more like rock concerts than lectures. Together we started a revolution. We hopefully all knew in the beginning that this wouldn't be easy. We certainly all know it now. The fact of the matter is that the establishment has fought us at every turn, as they will continue to do. The weeds of oligarchy in America are so rooted that it is difficult to replant Democracy in the same fields again. There have been many challenges that we have risen to. There will be many more. The corporate media has been against us, lied about our candidate, movement and issues, and has denied us equal airtime. In response, many of us have used the internet to create our own media outlets. We have dominated social media. We have fought the corporate propaganda machines at every turn, and in this battle, I believe we are winning. We have proven that the Democratic Party is corruptly financed and influenced by big business.

Download   We get back together for a recap of our local election coverage before getting back on to the topic of national politics. We discuss the escalation of violence at Trump's rallies and our plans for coverage of the one coming up in Hickory tomorrow. We continue to voice our support and admiration for Bernard Sanders and make a deliberate attempt to bash his opponent Hillary with the truth. Bernie's response to Trump's violence and Hillary's lies

Presidentkandidaten som fick sitt politiska intresse från Hitler och som har supportrar som visar sin uppskattning genom att inte onanera en enda gång före valet. Jubileumsbossen! Medverkande: Johannes Finnlaugsson, Dilan Apak och Petrina Solange.Producent: Tobias Wallin

Hoe belangrijk is de aaibaarheidsfactor van Hillary Clinton voor haar verkiezingskansen en zou iemand dat ooit vragen over een man? Is er iets te doen aan de duistere invloed van het grote geld op de Amerikaane politiek? Plus: trouw zweren aan de vlag met John Wayne als voorbeeld. En verrassend ontroerd door een Bernard Sanders verkiezingsspotje: “we horen al maanden niets anders dan van dat negatieve, depressieve geroetertoet over Amerika. En ik wil ook wel een mooi, hoopvol Amerika zien...” In deze aflevering van DoubleDutch, de wekelijkse podcast van Vrij Nederland’s Freke Vuijst en BNR Nieuwsradio’s Reinout van Wagtendonk.

Hoe belangrijk is de aaibaarheidsfactor van Hillary Clinton voor haar verkiezingskansen en zou iemand dat ooit vragen over een man? Is er iets te doen aan de duistere invloed van het grote geld op de Amerikaane politiek? Plus: trouw zweren aan de vlag met John Wayne als voorbeeld. En verrassend ontroerd door een Bernard Sanders verkiezingsspotje: we horen al maanden niets anders dan van dat negatieve, depressieve geroetertoet over Amerika. En ik wil ook wel een mooi, hoopvol Amerika zien... In deze aflevering van DoubleDutch, twee correspondenten over Amerika met Reinout van Wagtendonk en Vrij Nederland's Freke Vuijst.