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The Presidency of Donald J. Trump: No smocking guns. The Presidency of Donald J. Trump: No smocking guns.

01-13-2018 , 06:39 PM
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Originally Posted by Trolly McTrollson
jesus christ it's a bunch of goddamn millennials trying to be Ira Glass. Glass is insufferable enough, this is the last ****ing thing we need!!!!
01-13-2018 , 06:45 PM
this is just too easy to visualize

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Originally Posted by CNN
According to O'Keefe, Trump "suspected Obama had presented himself as a foreign student on application materials to ease his way into New York's Columbia University, maybe even Harvard too, and perhaps picked up a few scholarships along the way."

O'Keefe wrote that during the 2013 meeting Trump suggested O'Keefe infiltrate Columbia and obtain the sealed records: "'Nobody else can get this information,'" O'Keefe quoted Trump as saying. "'Do you think you could get inside Columbia?'"

O'Keefe said he explained to Trump that the request did not fall into his "line of work," and that he considered himself and his colleagues to be journalists, not "private eyes."

But that didn't seem to deter Trump. At the end of the meeting, O'Keefe wrote, "Trump shook my hand, encouraged me to keep up the good work, and half-whispered, 'Do Columbia.'"
01-13-2018 , 07:12 PM
Radiolab is awesome. If y'all just want dry content you can read the transcripts.
01-13-2018 , 07:12 PM
Trump might have just been talking about a pornstar named Columbia.
01-13-2018 , 07:44 PM
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Originally Posted by SenorKeeed
jesus christ it's a bunch of goddamn millennials trying to be Ira Glass. Glass is insufferable enough, this is the last ****ing thing we need!!!!
It's supposed to be a parody...
01-13-2018 , 07:45 PM
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Originally Posted by pvn
A) I like radiolab’s content but I stopped listening to it because the millennials dont ennunciate and they use a lot of dumb sound effects so it’s like stabbing your ears if you listen at double speed

B) they’re right, basically nobody can say no to the order but it’s not like he literally just pushes a button and the nukes fly. He does actually have to talk to people.


Nah, Pence has the key sewn into his right ventricle. That “football “ just has a bottle of Jack and a big knife in it


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01-13-2018 , 07:48 PM
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Originally Posted by pvn
A) I like radiolab’s content but I stopped listening to it because the millennials dont ennunciate and they use a lot of dumb sound effects so it’s like stabbing your ears if you listen at double speed
Wow, think I found the problem. Is that galactic brain or just crystal meth?
01-13-2018 , 07:51 PM
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Originally Posted by zikzak
Radiolab is awesome. If y'all just want dry content you can read the transcripts.

I find the hosts and production annoying also but i have a friend who loves it. It doesn’t bother me enough not to listen though.
01-13-2018 , 07:52 PM
We had the Cuban Missile Crisis and we had the Hawaiian Missile Crisis and two great presidents will forever be remembered for successfully navigating the world through these crises. Thank you John Kennedy and thank you Donald Trump.
01-13-2018 , 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by poconoder
У нас был кризис кубинских ракет, и у нас был Гавайский ракетный кризис, и двух великих президентов навсегда запомнят, чтобы успешно провести мир через эти кризисы. Спасибо, Джон Кеннеди, и спасибо Дональду Трампу.
Lol, Poconoderp.
01-13-2018 , 08:28 PM
On the question of what constitutes an illegal order:

https://www.npr.org/2017/11/29/56731...uclear-strikes

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CHARLIE DUNLAP: The challenge, of course, is determining in a very short timeframe whether an order is illegal.

WELNA: That's retired Brigadier General Charlie Dunlap. He teaches law now at Duke University, but he was once the senior legal adviser to the commander of STRATCOM. Dunlap says there's a presumption in the military that all orders are legal unless they're obviously illegal, rather than simply being a bad idea. But during more than three years at STRATCOM, the issue was never put to the test.

DUNLAP: I don't recall ever, even in an exercise, receiving what would be a patently illegal order that would mandate disobedience.

WELNA: Under established procedure, the STRATCOM commander in Omaha is the one person the president would most likely talk with before ordering a nuclear strike. But according to Bruce Blair, a Princeton University scholar who is a former nuclear launch officer, the president could also skip that conversation.

BRUCE BLAIR: There are no safeguards on the president's authority to order the use of nuclear weapons. He simply can order up their use to the Pentagon war room, and they will carry out the order.

WELNA: And whether it's legal would likely only be decided later. David Welna, NPR News, Washington.
01-13-2018 , 08:41 PM
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Originally Posted by Trolly McTrollson
It's supposed to be a parody...
oh they did a good job then
01-13-2018 , 08:50 PM
Lol at the radiolab hate. The show is brilliant.
01-13-2018 , 08:51 PM
The show is brilliant?
01-13-2018 , 09:02 PM
Nothing about Hawaii. No words of comfort to a state that literally thought they were getting nuked this morning.

01-13-2018 , 09:08 PM
If we're generous and assume that Trump is aware that Hawaii and Haiti are different places, what are the odds that he knows which of them is a US state?
01-13-2018 , 09:33 PM
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Originally Posted by LostOstrich
If we're generous and assume that Trump is aware that Hawaii and Haiti are different places, what are the odds that he knows which of them is a US state?
Hawaii didn’t vote for him, so he knows who they are.

Come to think of it since Hawaii and CA are most in the line of fire, they should really pay more taxes to cover missile defense.
01-13-2018 , 10:56 PM
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Originally Posted by Praetor1an
Hawaii didn’t vote for him, so he knows who they are.



Come to think of it since Hawaii and CA are most in the line of fire, they should really pay more taxes to cover missile defense.

California contributes far more to the country than whatever red ****hole you live in. Also go **** yourself for being cool with Hawaii being hit with a missile for not voting for Trump.

Last edited by Jiggymike; 01-13-2018 at 11:05 PM.
01-13-2018 , 11:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Jiggymike
California contributes far more to the country than whatever red ****hole you live in. Also go **** yourself for being cool with Hawaii being hit with a missile for not voting for Trump.
Listen bro, people should pay their fair share. If Nebraska was in the crosshairs I would gladly cough up more money.

Last edited by Praetor1an; 01-13-2018 at 11:24 PM.
01-13-2018 , 11:21 PM
its about time the coasts stopped financially propping up the welfare states such as nebraska imo
01-13-2018 , 11:24 PM
If I lived in Nebraska I'd be a bitter, miserable person too.
01-13-2018 , 11:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Praetor1an
Listen bro, people should pay their fair share. If Nebraska was in the crosshairs I would gladly cough up more money.

https://taxfoundation.org/state-and-...historic-data/

Guess which states already pay the most Per Capita, snowflake.
01-13-2018 , 11:33 PM
I assume that dude is either being sarcastic or trolling. That's not a real position.
01-14-2018 , 12:08 AM
now they are coming for Apu.
01-14-2018 , 12:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Jiggymike
https://taxfoundation.org/state-and-...historic-data/

Guess which states already pay the most Per Capita, snowflake.
Per that chart Californians pay $1100 to other states, Nebraskans pay $1267. They should pay their fair share.

      
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