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Politics

Matt Welch Talks Sy Hersh, Jeb Bush, Hillary Clinton, Espionage Act, and TPP on HuffPost Live

Matt Welch | 5.15.2015 4:38 PM

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This afternoon I was on HuffPost Live's "Political Junkies" program with host Alyona Minkovski, plus fellow guests Mikey Kay, Nina Burleigh, and David Pakman, talking about the issues in the headline of this post:

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  1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    I'm not watching this if I can't live blog it. Just tell us what you were wearing so Gilmore can throw his tantrum.

    1. Matt Welch   10 years ago

      OPEN-COLLARED SHIRT ALERT!!!

      1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

        Beefcake won't save HuffPo.

      2. GILMORE   10 years ago

        Entirely apropos

        Its Friday, its HuffPo. HuffPo doesn't rate a tie.

        Also, Mikey Kay looks like a Hobo that won the lottery. Brits always overdress.

      3. Derpetologist   10 years ago

        Look, just get a werewolf shirt and never take it off. It works for me and has GILMORE's seal of approval.

        1. Bobarian (sexbot hand model)   10 years ago

          This is a werewolf shirt. And Welch has a closet full.

    2. GILMORE   10 years ago

      Tantrum?

      My criticism is cold-blooded, dispassionate, merciless.

      More Lawrence Olivier's "Marathon Man" than Nicholas Cage's.... uh, "Nicholas Cage"

      1. GILMORE   10 years ago

        fucking Nicholas Cage

        1. AlmightyJB   10 years ago

          That's what I would be like on Monday mornings if I had the energy.

      2. Agammamon   10 years ago

        Is it safe?

        1. AlmightyJB   10 years ago

          Where's the Rabbit's foot?

          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X-gLCN1eM0o

  2. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    So this is where Alyona landed? I didn't know that.

  3. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    I don't like that love seat for a talk show set. It looks uncomfortable. The other dudes got chairs.

  4. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Ugh. The wide shot exposes brown shoes. I don't care for brown shoes.

    1. Paul.   10 years ago

      Not even with green pants?

      1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

        I refuse to entertain hypotheticals.

        1. Notorious G.K.C.   10 years ago

          But if you did, what would you think about the green pants?

  5. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    This third guy is pure rugged manliness, with an accent no less. Makes Welch look like a dandy.

    1. GILMORE   10 years ago

      Yeah, but the spread collar makes his head look small. When you've got big shoulders, broad chest, that collar doesn't look 'fancy' so much as 'desperate'. Its like when Rappers wear double-breasted suits; it doesn't mask the underlying Thug so much as highlight it.

      1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

        You should do what I do and picture everyone naked. Only then can you judge a person's character.

        1. Bobarian (sexbot hand model)   10 years ago

          You staring at my crotch like that makes me a little nervous..

    2. Corning   10 years ago

      I like how they arranged the guests so it looked like Pakman and Nina were sitting next to Mountain Giants

  6. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Luckily the fourth guest is a 13-year-old boy, which lift Welch back up a peg.

  7. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Ha, Alyona lobs a grenade at the Obamabots in the media at the end then moves on.

  8. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Kay wants to bring in effects of actions into sentencing? Silly person.

  9. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Pakman got Welch to back down on the double standard with journalistic outrage of executive power.

  10. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Jed's handlers informed him that he would not, in fact, have invaded Iraq.

  11. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    I like his Kay fellow. Pound candidates on the terrible execution of the war. Little does he know his answer would be, "What difference at this point does it make?"

  12. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Kay thought the British should have gerrymandered the Middle East districts after WWII? Get out of here.

  13. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Did Pakman disclose how much he donated to the Clinton Foundation at the top of this show?

    1. Corning   10 years ago

      He did not say one word about Hilary...looks like they skipped him and his opinion.

      Might be why he did not talk about her.

      1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

        23:30 mark is what spurred my comment.

  14. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    I think Jeb Bush wants Jeb Bush to be president. Maybe.

  15. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Humanitarian hawks kill fewer people, I guess.

  16. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Ha, yeah, that's why Obama made her SecState, to catch some heat off that Hillary Clinton charm. No way was it a behind the scenes deal.

  17. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Presidents don't legislate, they govern.

  18. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Ha, "for legacy purposes." Alyona gets her digs in.

  19. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Tea Party on the left would be focused on central planning?

  20. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Alyona not having any of this free trade business, Welch.

  21. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    If only Carson was president material.

    1. Los Doyers   10 years ago

      R U DONE?

      1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

        I'm awake and you're tucked into your bed right now. And it's not even midnight where you are.

  22. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

    Burleigh has a think for Ozark hicks. I'm out.

    1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

      Jesus Fist. You're doing God's work here.

      1. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

        That's it, I'm calling him Jesus Fist from here on out.

        1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

          It's been trademarked.

          1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

            That makes me sound ethnic.

            1. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

              Never pass up a chance to improve your victim score.

  23. Dweebston   10 years ago

    Minkovski: too much lipstick, or too big a set of lips for that face?

    TIWTANLW

    1. Viscount Irish, Slayer of Huns   10 years ago

      It doesn't work if you say it about your own comment.

      1. Dweebston   10 years ago

        The question stands.

      2. iCarl   10 years ago

        It does if you make it a trigger warning.

    2. PapayaSF   10 years ago

      Her lips are fine, but IMO slightly over-emphasized by her lipstick. I'd she needs slight lip de-emphasis, and more eye emphasis.

  24. Paul.   10 years ago

    this thread could use more FoE.

    In other news, French Reporter, eager to speak truth to power, throws a tantrum because European film can't survive without forced contributions and subsidies, declares Netflix will destroy "European film ecosystem".

    1. Dweebston   10 years ago

      No doubt another global warming disaster.

    2. Sevo   10 years ago

      "European film can't survive without forced contributions and subsidies,"

      Sure it can. Just find the next Clint Eastwood and shoot some 'westerns' in Spain! Presto; 'european' films that europeans will pay to watch!

    3. PapayaSF   10 years ago

      Nice to see Harvey Weinstein attack Euro film subsidies. I wonder if he takes them from states in the U.S., though.

  25. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

    Every time I read headlines such as "David Harsanyi on Hillary Cinton's Iraqi War Vote" my first thought is to wonder who the fuck David Harsanyi is. Apparently I'm supposed to know, as someone has written an entire article telling me his opinions on this subject. Is it like the grocery store checkout line thing, where I have no idea who this famous person is, that their love life is of such magazine-cover importance, and thus reinforces my hapless illiteracy with pop culture icons?

    And then I realize, oh, no, he's not some swank physicist or political expert, it's just a slick bypass of a by-line.

    Weird. Just sayin'.

    1. GILMORE   10 years ago

      I think the reason they flag people like Steve Chapman and David Harsayani in the headlines of the piece is because they're not "Reason Staff" columnists, but rather are mainly published elsewhere (or on their own blogs), and occasionally contribute a piece here.

      1. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

        The more you know.

      2. Zeb   10 years ago

        Aren't those all syndicated columns that they just buy?

        1. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

          /throws pack of mayo at Zeb.

          1. Zeb   10 years ago

            I only use artisanal mayonnaise on my club sandwich.

          2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

            What is a "pack" of mayo? You canucks....

            1. Paul.   10 years ago

              Something you put on French fries.

            2. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

              I was out talking to the neighbor en francais.

              http://bit.ly/1IGKxeK

              1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                That's even worse. Fat free?

    2. Viscount Irish, Slayer of Huns   10 years ago

      David Harsanyi writes all over the place, which is why they mention that it's him. He publishes at National Review and I think he's actually an editor at the Federalist and is notable for being the only major writer for the Federalist who isn't a hardcore Christian.

      1. Quincy, 12D   10 years ago

        Robert Tracinski is an atheist.

      2. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

        So you're saying he's more Giada de Laurentiis than that Jenner kid.

        1. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

          ...than he is that...

          Episiarch reminded me that it was high time I cleaned my pipe. Proper grammar is really asking a lot of me at the moment.

        2. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

          How dare she wreck the Flay marriage!!!

          1. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

            I giggled.

            He's such a tit. I can no longer eat fire-roasted corn without feeling a momentary pang of hatred for him. Him, and his cutting board. Wanker.

            1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

              My wife does a really good impression of him.

              She pinches her nose and says something along the lines of:
              "An orange citrus peach mango chipotle salsa with a poblano jalape?o habanero ancho southwest relish. A little sweet, a little heat!"

              1. robc   10 years ago

                The beer episode of iron chef where he was clueless about anything more exotic than amber bock was awesome.

            2. Heroic Mulatto   10 years ago

              THAT MAN IS NOT A CHEF!*

              *translated from the original Japanese

              1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

                "Chef Flay, the theme is Japanese Christmas. What are you preparing?"

                "Well Alton, I thought I'd start with some chilaquiles and a poblano chimichanga, followed by guajillo tamales..."

          2. AlmightyJB   10 years ago

            His ex is hot

            1. Pl?ya Manhattan.   10 years ago

              Sure, throw some tape behind her ears and I'm game.

              Man, I can be cruel after one beer.

      3. PapayaSF   10 years ago

        Huh. I never sensed much of a hardcore Christian vibe at the Federalist.

  26. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

    Nothing brings us together like a piece by Matt.

    /raises Maple Leaf cookie.

  27. Notorious G.K.C.   10 years ago

    Maybe some Reason people can check this out:

    "Empire and Liberty: The Civil War and the West" will be on display at the Autry National Centre of the American West in Los Angeles until January 3rd 2016 "

    They're serving free mint juleps!

    http://www.economist.com/blogs.....-civil-war

    (don't tell them I'm lying about the mint juleps)

  28. Notorious G.K.C.   10 years ago

    Remember the Florida woman who refused to circumcise her 4 y/o son? They caught her. Doesn't mention the son.

    http://www.usnews.com/news/us/.....s-arrested

    1. Notorious G.K.C.   10 years ago

      And if you went to that story, you'd see this link in a sidebar:

      Cops offer free hugs.

      http://philadelphia.cbslocal.c.....free-hugs/

      (what they fail to mention is that the cops are working out a sentence of community service after being convicted of improper handling of toxic waste)

      (just kidding)

      (AFAIK)

    2. Rich   10 years ago

      in a parenting agreement filed in court, the two agreed to the boy's circumcision. The mother later changed her mind, though, giving way to a long legal battle.

      *snip*

      What if she had changed her mind about his name, say, or whether she wanted to pay any of his support?

      *reattach*

      Circuit and appellate judges have sided with the father, but potential surgeons have backed out after failing to get the mother's consent and being targeted by anti-circumcision protesters.

  29. adolphowisner   10 years ago

    Start working at home with Google! It's by-far the best job I've had. Last Wednesday I got a brand new BMW since getting a check for $6474 this - 4 weeks past. I began this 8-months ago and immediately was bringing home at least $77 per hour. I work through this link,
    go to tech tab for work detail ????????????? http://www.jobsfish.com

    1. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

      We've talked about this, Adolph. It isn't funny any more.

      1. Notorious G.K.C.   10 years ago

        Do you you know who else didn't have a sense of humor, and was named Adolf?

        1. Quincy, 12D   10 years ago

          My great-grandfather.

        2. PapayaSF   10 years ago

          Adolf Eichmann?

  30. Palin's Buttplug   10 years ago

    This country is dying, boys.

    ISIS, Ebola, you know all the problems.

    Joe the Plumber is right. We need a white Republican president to fix things.

    1. Notorious G.K.C.   10 years ago

      Yes, why not a black woman like Janice Rogers Brown?

      She would be the first U.S. President to be descended from American slaves!

      1. Palin's Buttplug   10 years ago

        I think Slick Willie was the first black president if I recall my US history.

    2. DesigNate   10 years ago

      Yeah, cause the white Democrat the country elected (twice) has worked out SOOO well.

    3. Scruffy Nerfherder   10 years ago

      So tedious. I hope that's what you're going for.

  31. SIV   10 years ago

    Procedures were followed

    "Federal law enforcement has a job to do and sometimes even following procedures, sometimes innocent people do get injured. But there are procedures and things of that nature to fix those kinds of things," Mr. Drew said. "I mean it's regrettable, but when you enforce procedures in light of the recent security situations, innocent people do sometimes get hurt and it's unfortunate, but I don't find it to be wrong."

    Local paper interviews locals about those internal Border Patrol checkpoints. Watertown is mostly grateful for the Thin Green Line between American Order and Canadian Chaos.

  32. Viscount Irish, Slayer of Huns   10 years ago

    Oh fuck you, Australia.

    Angel Hair phenomenon: When spiders rain down on Australia town

    It rained spiders in a town in Australia, with millions of baby spiders falling from the sky during a phenomenon called Angel Hair.

    The town of Goulburn in New South Wales witnessed the occurrence last week, with a blanket of spiders coming down from the Southern Tablelands sky, the Goulburn Post reports.

    Keith Basterfield, who has been researching Angel Hair for over 10 years, said the spider rain is a natural migration phenomenon.

    "What happens is that during a particular time of the year, particularly in May and August, young spiders in the Outback somewhere throw these threads of spiderwebs up in the air and use them as a parachute to detach themselves from the ground and move in large colonies through the sky," he said.

    1. Pathogen   10 years ago

      It's like a shit-storm.. only, with spiders..

    2. PapayaSF   10 years ago

      Spider Rain: a good band name.

      1. Pathogen   10 years ago

        Shit Rain would be marginally better..

        1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

          It's raining spider-men, hallelujah.

    3. Hamster of Doom   10 years ago

      Now they're just showing off.

  33. cfskyrim   10 years ago

    Well I'm gettin drunk but I'm runnin out of beer. Staring at a fifth of cheap tequila (whiskey man myself) and I'm trying to work up the courage.

    Any rowing speeches would be appreciated.

    1. PapayaSF   10 years ago

      Beer before liquor, never sicker....

  34. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    if reason queens and hams were a snow cone crumb my sidewark would strack hugs from etheocloud blasm..

    1. cfskyrim   10 years ago

      I guess I'm too fucked up to get that one, viking lover

  35. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    ,y my tunnwalls span atom boys andbombs en thens la screams rollercost on sun drips amd star cries. wjen the first bang was reel intombs of pianos and guttwellsfrom deep darks wher screams of sof of stars want to fe foundin old blank tombs in the berond cloudsof blamps... i want to lov glit ligts... i shovel inthe draktunnels of lost mems... wher brains dance wen releasd from millins o fh umans.. braiins hate humans..their poltregists live forver..

  36. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

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    I lov my nrbrps///

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    1. Fist of Etiquette   10 years ago

      Always rest those digits on the home keys before you start typing your thoughts.

  37. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    juses fuckin chrost... I LEV my lovin boys and grals.... off the reason cliffega... my favvoslams are reSON Gods and ther qwuns..... I LOOUVESSSS reson gospush thit fulom fu

  38. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    my face empties the worlds

  39. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

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  40. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

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  41. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

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  42. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

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  43. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

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  44. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    my skin is likuid for atom trap door... flowing in piles on spanis harlem and my skin is gone.. i have no skin. my bones cry forspaceship bmw

  45. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    my skin is downton.. my loafarius monstrehs get the buildings inthis lost an dfucked ancient tunnels to bosaonova...man

    I am fucjked up on booze and drugs but i ger whatz goingz on here/// ,my face is leakin jam,mering horns amd....

  46. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    my face is a sweet armsclack.. livings like an alien without love on send my gral to my tunespratch flavoriking alien booze like skeletal spacecrumbs.

  47. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    tromes tune sazophone.... a love godz of lips squeening bloozxo smashblash

  48. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    slinds slavs reps imposs bloss....
    tunes scram by hugs and embos
    breaks and lights cyst oceans
    when a boy knels and shuns

    the tormentus of the rushing
    dead and creeping pushing
    dischanted and flagrant
    lost and magnifcent

  49. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    my lips drip for booz
    and old frienz lost
    in the world
    of planes

    the street trash
    starts me and check
    the subtle hollows

    and beyound of my
    rocking in letters
    the tunes are about
    to break and my eyes
    are so fuking drippin with
    saliva and pot

  50. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    The tied of ribbons of
    sway times... I resist the minds of old muses

  51. Agile Cyborg   10 years ago

    I will trap music of my dick

    1. IComeHereForTheComments   10 years ago

      WINNER!

    2. iCarl   10 years ago

      Please post an MP3. Or Vorbis if you prefer.

    3. Rufus J. Firefly   10 years ago

      Agile is on a miracle ride of pure wildness.

  52. PapayaSF   10 years ago

    Cripes, Facebook can be annoying. So much political derp, even from otherwise bright and nice people. Politics is the mindkiller.

    The anti-fracking memes are usually terrible. "OMG, they used 70 million gallons of water last year!!" Which is 215 acre-feet. Growing alfalfa used 5.3 million acre-feet, or 24,651 times more. Household use for homes for toilets, faucets, showers, etc. was 13,023 times more.

    1. cfskyrim   10 years ago

      Yea, the anti-fracking, gaia lovers are pretty annoying. Then again I figure we're all fucked so I drink.

      Darrell Scott says it the best, "It ain't love, it ain't money, it's the whiskey that eases the pain"

      *Cue the fucking bad ass bluegrass music

      1. cfskyrim   10 years ago

        It helps if you find better things to worry about.

        For instance, my top concerns are kids, wife, whiskey, deer, ducks, fish,garden, livestock. I figure these things make me happy and are far more important than all the stupid shit going on in the world.

        1. PapayaSF   10 years ago

          I retreat into intellectual worries to escape from real-world worries about finances, girlfriend, friends, and family... only some of which are making me happy these days....

          1. cfskyrim   10 years ago

            Oh hell man, women always make a man happy, even when they're drivin' you crazy. Family is the most important thing in the world. Fuck finances, there's been many a better man and woman, better than you and I, that have been dirt poor (no hearses with luggage racks).

          2. Sudden   10 years ago

            real-world worries about finances, girlfriend, friends, and family

            Dump the girl and watch every other one of those disappear

            TIWTNLW

            1. PapayaSF   10 years ago

              Actually, she's the least of my worries, these days. I have my complaints, but good-looking and affectionate and trustworthy and sane is very nice.

  53. PapayaSF   10 years ago

    Forgot to say: Figures are for California.

  54. Butts Wagner   10 years ago

    Off topic: I found this on SI's Hot Clicks today labelled as "Good New Yorker piece on the state of trains in America." I could write a term paper on how much the article relies on emotion and is factually incorrect. Representative is this: "The late Tony Judt, who was hardly anyone's idea of a leftist softy,"

    I didn't know Judt so I checked his Wikipedia page and found this: A Marxist Zionist as a young man, Judt dropped his faith in Zionism and this: In later life, he described himself as "a universalist social democrat."

    The whole piece is awful, and also equates train haters with automatic rifle loving murderers. And equates train haters with anti-abortionists. You know, your run of the mill murderers and maybe-not-murderers are the same thing. Don't forget, the Constitution also provides for more Farm subsidies than mass transit subsidies, showing how awful it is.

    This whole article is making my head hurt more than the semi-copious amount of alcohol I have drank. Just remember: "A train is a small society, headed somewhere more or less on time, more or less together, more or less sharing the same window, with a common view and a singular destination."

    1. PapayaSF   10 years ago

      The reason we don't have beautiful new airports and efficient bullet trains is not that we have inadvertently stumbled upon stumbling blocks; it's that there are considerable numbers of Americans for whom these things are simply symbols of a feared central government

      Christ, what an asshole.

      1. Butts Wagner   10 years ago

        All I wanted was links to funny pictures of Charles Barkley(or whatever) and I got that.

      2. Butts Wagner   10 years ago

        Seriously, WTF?! we have inadvertently stumbled upon stumbling blocks

        1. PapayaSF   10 years ago

          Not exactly top-notch prose for the New Yorker, eh?

    2. Viscount Irish, Slayer of Huns   10 years ago

      "A train is a small society, headed somewhere more or less on time, more or less together, more or less sharing the same window, with a common view and a singular destination."

      This is one of the worst written, sappiest sentences in the history of the human race.

      1. Sudden   10 years ago

        It takes a train to carry a village to raise a child

  55. Rockabilly   10 years ago

    Huffpost is a hive of progressive communism - articles abound on confiscating weapons and wealth. Lots of excuses for Obama and his racist war on drugs and unjustified wars. And Koch Bros and their evil views on liberty and how centralized grubermint is so much better.

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