TYT Sports, September 23, 2013

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The Young Turks, September 23, 2013

The Young Turks: September 23, 2013

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John Iadarola hosting from YouTubeSpace LA. Somali militants attack a mall in Kenya, killing countless civilians. The government in Egypt has formally banned the Muslim Brotherhood from operating within the country, citing violation of civil and human rights. What is the future of Egyptian politics? Ted Cruz is not going anywhere. He has now taken to the airwaves in protest of “Obamacare” and support of the House bill to defund the Affordable Care Act. The TYT Meetup in LA was awesome. Thank you to the fans for showing up and to Ambassador Jenny for organizing the event. John reads #tytlive tweets. Military robots are becoming more and more common in operations in the middle east. The technological and psychological impact of their use is being studied by Julie Carpenter at the University of Washington, namely emotional attachment. What is next in the evolution of technology’s use in warfare and the subsequent psychological effects? Henry Porter of The Observer characterizes American gun violence as a civil war and suggests UN intervention as a solution to the conflict. How many deaths will it take until additional gun control measures are enacted? Wayne LaPierre responds to the DC Navy Yard shooting. His response, unsurprisingly, was “more guns”. He obviously serves the interest of the gun lobby and not the public at large. John gives member shout outs. Colorado has had a rough year. Pastor attributes Colorado’s natural disasters and perceived political turmoil to the violation of “God’s law”.

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Ana Kasparian joins John Iadarola for Hour 2. Ana talks about her recent jury duty for an asbestos case that ended up settling out of court. The housing market is seemingly starting to stabilize. However, corporate buyers are purchasing foreclosed homes in undesirable areas and renting them out instead of the usual “flipping”, possibly creating another housing bubble. Pope Francis backpedals on his recent progressive stances on abortion. Is this an indication that he is caving to pressures from the more conservative members within the church? The Vatican communication advisor attempts to control the damage. NASA pays volunteers to lie down for 97 to 105 consecutive days in order test the effects of long term habitation in space. TYT Supreme Court weighs in. The private for-profit prison system in Arizona and elsewhere in the US is disgusting. Quotas are fixed at 95-100%. ALEC and other prison-industrial complex proponents are partly responsible for the predicament. All of this is occurring while SNAP and other social programs are under the knife. Undocumented and unidentified immigrants are dying while crossing the border and are being buried in mass graves in Pima County, Arizona and Brooks County, Texas at alarming rates. John reads #tytlive tweets. Gretchen Carlson talks about her not being allowed to wear pants on Fox and Friends on Brian Kilmeade’s radio show. Is this true or a joke? Ariel Castro’s son, Ariel Anthony Castro, breaks his silence on his father’s atrocities after his prison suicide. An elementary school in Michigan applies ice cream sandwiches to 7 year old Brianna Hill’s broken arm. Cassidy Lynn Campbell becomes the first transgender individual to win a homecoming queen title.  

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Pop Trigger, September 23, 2013

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Mom eBays Daughter's One Direction Tickets to Punish Her Miley Cyrus Is Shocked that Liam Hemsworth Is Already Moving On Pop Trigger Time Crunch Wicked Candles Give Away Guest Intro Host: Samantha Schacher Co-Hosts: Bree Essrig Brett Erlich Elle Kuan

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Bonus Episode, September 23, 2013

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Ana and John talk about the TYT Meetup in downtown LA this past Friday night.  

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