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The Independents

Tonight on The Independents: Fear of a 'Dangerous' Planet, Jennifer Lawrence 'Sex Crime,' Military Spending Forever, Ebola, Unfree Speech, Dumb Laws, No Justice for Bou Bou, and Aftershow

Matt Welch | 10.7.2014 8:28 PM

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Tonight's live episode of The Independents (Fox Business Network, 9 p.m. ET, 6 p.m. PT, with re-airs three hours later) will include a trademark mix of talk about scary subjects, mixed with deep skepticism about same (particularly of government reaction toward them).

The conversation starts with Kobani, the Syrian Kurdish border town that has been on the verge of Islamic State takeover for the last 30 hours, though increased U.S. bombing has reportedly stopped the ISIS surge. Joining to discuss are Party Panelists Will Rahn (Daily Beast senior editor) and Joe DeVito (comedian), who will also tackle Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal's latest American Enterprise Institute-pleasing call for pinning military spending to 4% of GDP (hey, it worked for Mitt Romney, amirite?), and also the controversy over Jennifer Lawrence's recent Vanity Fair cover and quote about her hacked nudie photos being a "sex crime."

Cato Institute Vice President for Defense and Foreign Policy Studies Christopher Preble (read his Reason archive here), will argue just how wrong Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Martin Dempsey has been when repeatedly insisting that we are living in the most "dangerous" era of recent times. Dr. Eugene Seymour of the nanomedicine company NanoViricides, will report on the latest medical developments in the fight against Ebola. Foundation for Individual Rights in Education President Greg Lukianoff will talk about his new mini-book, Freedom From Speech. And Kmele Foster will detail the latest sadly predictable news about the Georgia cops who will not face criminal charges after flash-grenading off part of a 19-month-old's face.

And Kennedy will be back with her latest demonstration of Dumb Laws. Here's a taste:

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  1. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    ...will include a trademark mix of talk about scary subjects, mixed with deep skepticism about same (particularly of government reaction toward them).

    And then after that the hosts take a Vanity Fair quiz for the last 51 minutes of the show.

  2. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    This better be good tonight.

    /crosses arms. Narrows gaze.

  3. gaijin   11 years ago

    The conversation starts with Kobani

    Personally, I don't care for their greek yoghurt

  4. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

    Why did Abraham Lincoln represent a man in a legal case to reclaim the man's alleged runaway slave?

    "The real reason Lincoln took Matson, the slave owner, as a client is simply that it was his business to represent people. Lawyers took business as it came along....

    "?The fact that Lincoln took the Matson side of the case did not mean that Lincoln abandoned his antislavery beliefs. Lincoln was known to be antislavery, yet his professionalism enabled him to take the side of a slave owner. And his belief in Whig principles to uphold the rule of law as a barrier against chaos allowed him to represent a slave owner in spite of his moral convictions."

    http://rcnky.com/articles/2014.....sor-learns

  5. gaijin   11 years ago

    omg. I am watching Cavuto. The Amazing Kreskin is on. When did he become a doddering old man?

  6. GILMORE   11 years ago

    MY GRANNY HAS A PERMIT TO BEG ON THE STREET!! SO DON'T YOU BE MAD WHEN HER CAR IS NICER THAN YOURS

    "The 78-year-old was holding a sign claiming she needed cash for food. According to Daniel Ayala, he had given her money on a few occasions even when he didn't have enough money to pay for his own lunch. The story could have ended there, but then one day Ayala noticed the woman sitting in the driver's seat of a bright red 2013 Fiat ? not exactly what you would expect of a woman who begged for money. He couldn't contain himself and let the woman know how he felt by screaming at her in the parking lot.
    ....
    The elderly woman's grandchildren allegedly contacted Newman and told her that their grandmother has a panhandling permit and was not doing anything illegal. ..."

    I'm proud of those kids, supporting Granny's hobbies.

    1. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

      Hey, I work for the government, so there!

    2. Heroic Mulatto   11 years ago

      Don't be hatin'

  7. Palin's Buttplug   11 years ago

    J-Law is a prude. So disappointing.

    1. Sevo   11 years ago

      Whatever, turd.

  8. Francisco d'Anconia   11 years ago

    INDEPENDENTS, LET'S GET TOGETHER YEAH, YEAH, YEAH!

    1. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

      For Kennedy:

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1lVSWaafec

      (just kidding, we all love you)

  9. Heroic Mulatto   11 years ago

    Wow. People who write into to Cavuto are drooling morons.

    1. gaijin   11 years ago

      I always wondered if those weren't written by his staff...to make it seem like he has lots of viewers.

      1. Heroic Mulatto   11 years ago

        In related news, half of us are just Matt.

  10. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

    They have a commercial break between Cavuto and TI? When did that happen?

  11. gaijin   11 years ago

    Obama's War

  12. Francisco d'Anconia   11 years ago

    Quagmire!

    1. gaijin   11 years ago

      giggity!

  13. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Prediction: Wrong thread.

  14. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    THey look related.

    1. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

      Foster and Welch?

  15. GILMORE   11 years ago

    DOUBLE BETA MALE SANDWICH!

  16. Rev-Match   11 years ago

    Silly Matt, the WHOLE WORLD is our region.

  17. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    NATO is done.

  18. BigT   11 years ago

    We've degraded...our credibility

  19. Grand Moff Serious Man   11 years ago

    also the controversy over Jennifer Lawrence's recent Vanity Fair cover and quote about her hacked nudie photos being a "sex crime."

    Sure, why not? Might as well totally destroy the meaning of that phrase.

    1. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

      THE SHOW HASN'T GOTTEN TO THAT TOPIC YET.

      1. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

        SHOUTING LIKE THAT IS SEX CRIME...

        WHEN STEVE SMITH DOES IT!

    2. PapayaSF   11 years ago

      I look at that cover and think: why is this woman a sex symbol? She's young and not bad, but she's nothing special. I went to high school and college with a number of better-looking women.

      1. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

        She said the same thing about you.

        1. PapayaSF   11 years ago

          My girlfriend is the only person promoting me as a sex symbol.

      2. Calidissident   11 years ago

        I agree with this as well. Not that she isn't attractive or that I'd kick her out of bed, but I'm not quite seeing whatever her obsessed fan base who thinks she's the hottest woman ever are seeing.

        1. Heroic Mulatto   11 years ago

          See, this is where we need Postrel!

        2. Gluesponge   11 years ago

          I'm guessing that the reason hearkens back to the old Ron White bit...

          "once you've seen one set of tits, you want to see the rest of 'em"

      3. ant1sthenes   11 years ago

        But... there were naked pictures of her on the internet.

        NAKED.

        PICTURES.

        ON THE INTERNET.

        WHERE ANYONE COULD SEE THEM.

        Do you know how hard it is to find naked pictures of fairly attractive women on the internet? Geez, dude, think before you post sometimes.

  20. Francisco d'Anconia   11 years ago

    THAT TIE!!!!!!

  21. BigT   11 years ago

    Bobby 'bad ties' Jindal

  22. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Jindal is getting lost behind those ties.

  23. GILMORE   11 years ago

    Either Bobby Jindal is horribly skinny, or he wears Clown Ties.

  24. Derpetologist   11 years ago

    The Plot Thickens

    As I suspected, my nice boss revealed today that the reason my performance improvement plan was vague was because my performance is fine. Apparently, it is my demeanor that is ruffling feathers. I wish I was joking, but these are the actual points he brought up:

    1. In meetings, I don't sit at the table- I sit on the extra chairs near the wall. They have interpreted this as hostility. I said it's because the chairs at the table are uncomfortable and prone to sliding out from under people.

    2. Sometimes, when people are talking to me, I get a look contemptuous look on my face as though I have heard something very stupid. I said my grimace is the result of me trying desperately not to sigh, roll my eyes, or god forbid, say what I think. This is particularly true whenever I hear things like: verbage [sic], thrown under the bus, at the end of the day, etc.

    1. PapayaSF   11 years ago

      Ah, the perils of emotional transparency. I know it well.

    2. BigT   11 years ago

      You gat a bad attitude, mister.

    3. gaijin   11 years ago

      I get a look contemptuous look on my face

      The worst thing you can do is show them you think they are idiots...especially when they are.

      1. BigT   11 years ago

        False respect. That's the secret to corporate life.

        1. gaijin   11 years ago

          ^truth

      2. Derpetologist   11 years ago

        "The worst thing you can do is show them you think they are idiots...especially when they are."

        Oops...

    4. Derpetologist   11 years ago

      *should be "I get a contemptuous look.."

    5. Rev-Match   11 years ago

      Apparently, it is my demeanor that is ruffling feathers.

      Try getting into some subcategory of the construction industry. All we care about is building shit. You have to act a certain way in professional dealings with clients, but you don't have to like it.

    6. Derpetologist   11 years ago

      I remember my first encounter with my half-wit boss. I came to his office to inform him that a part had not been ordered because the purchasers needed special permission. I also informed him that an order for similar parts had been languishing for months longer than my part.

      Later that day, he summoned me to his office. During the next hour, he boasted of his street smarts, high IQ, and ability to get things done. I asked him how long it would take him to straighten out the purchasing problem I brought to his attention. He said a few minutes. I said well, wouldn't it be a better use of your time to do that than yell at me for an hour? He got angrier. The last thing he said to me before I left was that if I wasn't careful, the world would chew me up and spit me out.

      OK, tough guy. We'll see about that.

    7. Gluesponge   11 years ago

      I remember getting a mediocre performance review because upper management didn't get a "sense of urgency" from my demeanor. I don't get rattled. It's unprofessional, and it shows a lack of discipline and confidence. Except when your managers want to see it from you.

      so I started running around like my crotch was on fire, and lo... I got a better review next year. Plus I get to run around and pretend to panic... which isn't too bad once in a while.

      1. Derpetologist   11 years ago

        "Perception is reality" is the bullshit slogan I keep hearing. What happened to "don't judge a book by its cover"?

        1. Gluesponge   11 years ago

          Good question. Or perhaps my work speaks for itself?

          I am not a good "player" in the office politicking game. But as long as they leave me alone and let me do my job... I don't give two shits if they set fire to their desks and roast marshmallows all day. I think that'd be more productive than most management work I see.

          1. Derpetologist   11 years ago

            It probably didn't help that I corrected the twit's horrid writing:

            I was given an example of "good" business writing to use as a model. Here are some samples and the comments I gave in response:

            "human-based manual process"

            Are there manual processes here not done by humans? (I was going to bring up trained apes, but I stopped myself).

            "completely eliminate"

            Redundant. You can't partially eliminate something.

            "which will enable the ability"

            I was going to write "Dept. of Redundancy Dept.", but merely said it should be "which will let"

            I know I'm not crazy. This kind of puffy, stilted writing is the butt of countless jokes. I will never give up my fight against Corporatese.
            Bad writing goes together with bad thinking.

            1. Derpetologist   11 years ago

              Said guy is also found of boasting that he got through college by telling the professors what they wanted to hear. This is the first time I have ever known someone who was proud of kissing ass.

              1. Gluesponge   11 years ago

                I've always heard 'if you gotta tell me, you ain't.'

  25. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    Destroy has a specific military definition in bombing/arty to take the target down to 60-70%

  26. Rev-Match   11 years ago

    I can't tell if Kennedy looks hot tonight, or if I just haven't gotten laid in awhile.

    1. PapayaSF   11 years ago

      Why not both?

    2. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

      DSBs

      Deadly Semen Build-up.

  27. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    "Once testing is done, because this is a crisis, it should be into Africa within the decade."

    1. PapayaSF   11 years ago

      Ah, for the good old days when things happened fast. We are so, so cautious about too many things these days.

      1. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

        Did you preview that comment before posting?

  28. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Geez. Just because he has Ebola doesn't mean HIPAA is out the window.

    1. PapayaSF   11 years ago

      Who cares about crucial information about an epidemic when there's red tape to consider?

  29. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    I had a touch of Ebola but NyQuil and Vicodin cured it.

    1. Rev-Match   11 years ago

      You misspelled 'syphilis' & 'penicillin'.

  30. BigT   11 years ago

    We have nothing to fear but small dangers blown out of proportion by the drooling idiots in the press.

  31. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    Why aren't they televising bombing ISIS?

    /sips sour cherry juice.

    1. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

      No shit, that's how CNN became a thing. War Porn.

  32. GILMORE   11 years ago

    The Independents Attire Review, 7 October 2014

    The East Germany-Edition

    - Kennedy: Few are aware of the "Never Follow Blue with Blue"-fashion-rule. VERY few. Because I just made it up. But Kennedy looked so spetacularishious yesterday that we are compelled to reject tonights Blue-based Ensemble as just so much 'leftovers'. It has all the same things we liked yesterday, and that's *exactly the problem*. I can't say the same thing twice. So. ___________

    - Matt: VICTORY, THY NAME IS PURPLE. A new tie has arrived, and it is Awesome. Good lord, had it been w/ a *grey* suit? I would be unable to speak. Regardless, it is Epic. Matt also deserves compliment for not attempting this with the Pink Shirt on its debut - an error that may have hurt me deeply. (pink wants a 'lilac' or lighter purple shade) + A Thousand Huzzahs.

    - Kmele: Shazaam! We yesterday dared to suggest that Kmele's game was weak in the face of semi-sharp party-panelists. We here receive the backhanded bitch-slap of greatness: a jacket with a nap we can't identify but will refer to as 'tweedish', and a tie that pops like Lil Jon says... looks great. Its classic Kmele goodness. Were it not for Matt's secret weapon, there would be no contest.

    Your Mom's On WuWu

  33. gaijin   11 years ago

    Aging populations are scared populations.

    1. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

      Younger populations are like, "hold my beer and watch this!"

  34. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    I fear the growth of government.

  35. BigT   11 years ago

    This guy wrote "Leaving Iraq", a daring view of life in the 23rd Century.

  36. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    They look like idiots.

  37. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    It's Hippety Hopper v. Hoppy.

  38. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-0c_YZVUFg

  39. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Vlad the paler.

  40. Grand Moff Serious Man   11 years ago

    Putin was probably doing this on his birthday

    1. Gluesponge   11 years ago

      Maybe that's why she's hiding her naughty bits. 🙂 It's smoking after Pooty-Poo's lovin'...

  41. Rev-Match   11 years ago

    PUTIN ATE TONY!...the tiger...

  42. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    I bet OSHA is going to have something to say about that heroin workplace.

  43. gaijin   11 years ago

    good god Lena Dunham in underwear.

  44. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Vote or DIE!

  45. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    Now that lever action did something for me.

    I'm slightly aroused.

  46. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    That was disgusting.

    To think Howard Stern thinks Miss Prosciutto is funny.

  47. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    THIS MANUFACTURING MARVELS IS A REPEAT.

  48. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    The hauler of choice!

    1. PapayaSF   11 years ago

      Multi-purpose goosenecks!

  49. PapayaSF   11 years ago

    "Do you like confetti?"

    "I don't know, I am new in America."

  50. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    ARE THOSE SKINNY PANTS, FOSTER?

  51. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    In NYC, it should be illegal for Kennedy to question people on the street.

  52. gaijin   11 years ago

    It is property theft at most

  53. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    She has big tits.

  54. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

    Yeah, I support Jennifer Lawrence's right to decide for herself about how and whether to exploit here nudie pics, unless they photo her being naked in public.

  55. BigT   11 years ago

    J Law - it's abuse of the mentally handicapped

  56. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

    I DID IT ALL FOR THE COOKIE

    1. gaijin   11 years ago

      + 1 Limp Bizkit

  57. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Cookie Monster outfit? What kind of fetishes are we working with here on < i The Independents?

  58. Rev-Match   11 years ago

    Nudity is nudity. You're born that way.

    All Natur-al.

  59. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    Do we know how these images got out? No. Fuck that. If someone hacked her hard-drive, they should be tried for theft, but if she ever shared these, then fuck her.

    1. PapayaSF   11 years ago

      Apparently there is a subculture of people who try to get into the accounts of famous young women by guessing passwords, etc.

  60. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    That dude has Kennedy's number.

  61. What's that smell?   11 years ago

    Went out to dinner, had a 2 lb. rib-eye steak wrapped in bacon with sauteed onions and mushrooms, big ass Caesar salad, pecan pie and 8 pints of stout. Came home and took a massive dump and it looked just like Kennedy...glasses and all. Smelled better than her though...go figure.

    1. Heroic Mulatto   11 years ago

      I'd see a gastroenterologist.

    2. GILMORE   11 years ago

      Hi Mary!

      We love your "NYC Liberal" character!

  62. Derpetologist   11 years ago

    Speaking of naked people, I found this Greenpeace protest today:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1We4WW3fvfQ

    I also found a similar Sierra Club protest:

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZj6UBr2KWo

    Notice anything about the skin color of everyone in those videos? Hint: snow, porcelain

    1. GILMORE   11 years ago

      OMG you're saying they have Vitiligo?

    2. BigT   11 years ago

      Before and after:

      Green piece of shit.

    3. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

      Heard Patrick Moore (one of the founders of GP) in an interview last week say that the environmental movement has been hijacked by the political left. He sees nothing noble in the protests we see about global warming. Rather, it's all anti-capitalist bull shit led by clowns like Klein.

      I was impressed.

      1. GILMORE   11 years ago

        Monsanto and the Kochs Got to him!!?

  63. GILMORE   11 years ago

    The 'naked photo sharing' thing...

    it sounds to me that if i 'said something horribly offensive' to a small group of people?... and thought - in my mind? - it were 'private'?

    ...and someone later quoted me to the general public?

    HOW HURTFUL. Is that a 'crime' as well?

    1. BigT   11 years ago

      - 1 NBA team

  64. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Did this asshole not walk his moronic commentary back yet?

  65. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Hearing people out is to be valued. DO YOU HEAR THAT, KENNEDY?

  66. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    I am so offended.

  67. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    No Kennedy, Interrupting is not a form of free speech.

  68. Rev-Match   11 years ago

    claim to value free speech but don't understand what it is

    Because everyone is raised to be perpetually offended pansies with zero control over their emotions.

  69. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    How could they be responsible? They had badges?

  70. GILMORE   11 years ago

    Song from the segment break

    I knew the band, did not know the tune

  71. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

    Oooooh, I forgot to put on my cup...aaah, the pain...

  72. Francisco d'Anconia   11 years ago

    Fuck these pigs!

  73. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    AH! Lou Dobbs.

  74. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

    There's always federal charges for violating constitutional rights.

  75. GILMORE   11 years ago

    DOBBS!?!MY EYES!!

  76. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Why not have the doctor back, too?

  77. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    So if I own a sidewalk I can't lie down on it?

  78. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    What happened on 7th Heaven?

    1. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

      http://www.nydailynews.com/new.....-1.1965747

      1. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

        That's the real reason Admiral Kirk took the Enterprise back.

  79. Heroic Mulatto   11 years ago

    It's called "dressing like an adult", Rahn.

  80. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Chi Chi? The golfer was involved in this?

  81. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    It still requires a donor penis.

    1. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

      Are you offering?

      1. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

        I don't have that much extra to spare.

  82. GILMORE   11 years ago

    Happy birthday Kmele
    Happy birthday Kmele
    Happy birthday Kmele
    You're Closer to Death

  83. Bobarian (dinosaur hunter)   11 years ago

    Hurry up and cut her off!

  84. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

    Cutoff.

    1. Fist of Etiquette   11 years ago

      Just like the donor penis.

      1. trshmnster the terrible   11 years ago

        +1 nub

  85. GILMORE   11 years ago

    The cutoff waited for the word, 'penis'

  86. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

    I don't think Kmele would like the ghost costume I had as a kid.

    1. Notorious G.K.C.   11 years ago

      Pretty much a pillowcase with some decoration on it, but a white pillowcase.

      1. Jesus H. Christ   11 years ago

        It's the "burning cross" tote you used to hold the candy.

  87. userve32   11 years ago

    That looks like its gonna be good. Wow.

    http://www.Anon-Planet.tk

  88. gaijin   11 years ago

    I learned to look forward to the Manufacturing Marvels segment with John Cristwell. Part information, part kitch, all Independents.

  89. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    Agreed.

  90. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    Is it? Thank God we did our hockey pool last night!

  91. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    History. Tradition. You know?

  92. Rufus J. Firefly   11 years ago

    Not that I follow it as much as I used to, but it's better than a Panthers-Lightning opener, eh?

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