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Tonight on the Beaverton.
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After a single Golden Globe speech,
Americans have apparently forgotten
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allowed to elect qualified politicians
as president.
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Roy Moore's supporters insist his
accuser, who had her house burned down
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arsonist, was just doing it for the
attention.
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And the world junior champions are
relieved their drive home with the
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dads won't be as tense as last year.
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Welcome to the Deverton, a news show so
young that this is the first nuclear
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crisis it's ever reported on.
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I'm your host, Miguel Rivas. And I'm
Emma Hunter, concerned it'll be the last
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one we ever report on.
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Our top story, the salacious details in
the tell -all book Fire and Fury, have
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Washington observers calling it the most
damning thing to Trump's credibility
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since his actual presidency.
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The revelations that the Donald likes to
eat cheeseburgers in bed and has
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trouble remembering friends at parties
are unbecoming for a commander -in
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-chief, nearly as much as Trump's
Twitter feed, war on the press, and the
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he says and does publicly every single
day.
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Said one Democrat, we thought Trump's
speeches, staff appointments, and
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were proof enough that he is an unfit
president, but now that we know he
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a lot of Diet Coke, impeachment should
be a cakewalk.
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After Andrew Scheer kicked her out of
the conservative caucus for her
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controversial views, Lynn Bayak has
retreated to the one place racist
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are still welcome, the Canadian Senate.
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Asked why Bayak wasn't being removed
from the Senate itself, one upper
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member stated, I'm not even sure we can
kick someone out. How does this place
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work? Is one of us in charge?
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As for Bayak, she's taking the news well
and is looking forward to being free
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from the shackles of the conservative
caucus so she can finally tell us how
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really feels.
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Immigration Canada has come under fire
for changing their family sponsorship
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program from first -come, first -served
to a much fairer system, a giant
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lottery. The lottery narrowly beat out
other liberal policy proposals, a round
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of bingo, eeny, meeny, miny, moe, and
roll up the rim to stay.
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Opposition critics suggest that family
reunification should be a merit -based
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system, with hopeful relatives
performing a talent show, or competing
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a big poker tournament.
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According to the liberals, in the rare
case of simultaneous lottery winners,
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they'll simply be asked to split the
citizenship between them.
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Still, the liberals insist the lottery
is the best way to ensure fairness,
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because just like the real lottery, if
you buy enough tickets, eventually
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everyone wins.
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The sharing economy, the trendiest and
most exciting way to subvert the labor
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movement. With more on how FDR is
rolling over in his grave, here's our
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Barclay.
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For millennials, trying to enter the
workforce can feel like competing in the
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Hunger Games if the prize was a job at
Cinnabon.
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But why settle for an unsatisfying job
when you can settle for unsatisfying
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jobs?
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Thanks to apps like Uber, Foodora, and
TaskRabbit, it's easier than ever to
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money on your time and on your terms.
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And because the sharing economy
classifies you as an independent
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labor laws need not apply.
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The only limit to your side hustle
income is you and how much Red Bull you
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consume before your heart folds in on
itself.
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So I decided to spend a week living off
the gig economy.
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Goodbye 9 to 5.
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Hello 24 -7.
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I signed up for Uber so I can make money
while I was driving.
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Which, because I also rented out my
apartment on Airbnb, was all day, every
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Dave? You work for Uber?
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Among other things!
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I also registered for TaskRabbit so I
could make a few bucks by building other
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people's Ikea furniture.
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Whoa! You need an Allen key!
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And in between building assignments, I
worked on my Etsy shop knitting novelty
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Minions. You're supposed to loop it
trying.
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Oh. All of which left me with just
enough time to fulfill my duties as an
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brand ambassador for various
haberdashery retailers.
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Dave, there's a stop sign.
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Watch the road!
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So, how did I do? The results speak for
themselves. In an average 40 -hour work
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week, a Canadian earning minimum wage
can only make $456.
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But in just seven days of 24 -hour
shifts, I earned...
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$465. Of course, that's if you don't
account for some minor deductions for
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hitting that DoorDash biker, as well as
the pending lawsuit over my unauthorized
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use of a certain film franchise. But as
long as I work 29 hours a day, 12 days a
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week, I'll be able to keep my head above
water long enough to see Uber finally
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reach that $70 billion valuation.
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For the Beaverton, this is Dave Barkley
saying, how much you think I can get
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from my blood?
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Thanks, Dave. I hope you understand the
three -star rating.
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In a Golden Globe ceremony dominated by
feminism, the red carpet pre -show moved
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away from tone -deaf questions like, who
are you wearing, to the even more tone
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-deaf, who are you outing.
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Many have accused the entertainment news
industry of only reporting on social
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justice so they can sensationalize the
abuse of famous people. But the crack
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team of journalists at E! defended
themselves.
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stating, did you really expect us to be
able to handle this watershed moment?
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I mean, we did our best. We put Seacrest
on the case.
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The show itself, however, saw many stars
bringing activists as their guests.
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Michelle Williams brought the founder of
Me Too, Tarana Burke, while Casey
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Affleck watched from a viewing party
with a lawyer who settled his harassment
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case.
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After passing a tax bill that will widen
the gap between rich and poor,
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Republicans are working on a law to
protect the 1 % by making it harder to
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purchase a guillotine.
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Normally pro -Second Amendment, the GOP
wants guillotine reform because hard
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-working job creators shouldn't have
their heads chopped off in the coming
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revolution.
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Therefore, Republicans will restrict all
guillotine sales.
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Unless, of course, you're using it for
hunting.
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So far the GOP is investigating several
options including making the Hamptons
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Wall Street and Washington DC guillotine
free zone Closing the guillotine show
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loophole and banning high -capacity
assault guillotine
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As sexual misconduct allegations
continue to bring down powerful men,
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are striving to ensure their employees
feel safe while maintaining their
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collegial culture.
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Here to discuss is John Nolito, VP of
Acquisitions from one of Canada's
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banks. Thanks for having me. John, you
feel the MeToo movement has negatively
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impacted your corporate culture? Hey,
listen, I think it's great. We're in a
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watershed moment, you know, rah -rah,
girl power, etc.
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I'm just worried it's going too far.
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I don't want to lose what makes the Bank
of West... in Ontario so special. Our
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morning hugs.
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I would have thought lending rates were
more important to a bank than co
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-workers embracing.
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I manage a tight -knit company. We're a
family. And now I'm afraid I can't even
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give Deb from accounts a peck on the
cheek.
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So maintaining your office habits means
more to you than protecting the women in
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it? Our HR department hasn't received a
complaint about sexual assault in over
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35 years.
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Probably because women are too afraid
they'll lose their job. From Wade in HR?
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No way. He never fires anyone. It's all
bear hugs and butt spanks with old
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waiting.
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That's appalling. Oh, he is harmless.
Well, I mean, there was that one time
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a female complained about that weird
button on his desk that locks his office
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door from the inside, but he's just a
joker.
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Hasn't Me Too taught us this exact
behavior is no longer tolerated, be it
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or horrifying door -locking mechanisms?
Whoa, whoa. Emma, there is a big
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difference between an unsolicited tummy
tickle and sexual abuse.
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They're on a spectrum, but they
shouldn't be conflated. Maybe you just
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stop. And what? Ask for consent?
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Buddy, that'll kill the mood.
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Have you been inside a bank? There is
just a sexy energy in the air.
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No, stop touching women at work, period.
The power dynamic of a workspace clouds
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every aspect of consent.
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Oh, all these rules.
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It's just such a confusing gray area.
No, it's not. Just stop. Are shoulder
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massages considered... Stop talking. I'd
blow on her hair. Maybe a gentle caress
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on the small of her back. Stop talking!
Are you flirting with me?
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Okay, John, time's up.
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When we come back, to prevent security
leaks in iPhones, experts recommend
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hitting it with a hammer for 15 to 20
minutes.
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Coming up later.
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With new mortgage regulations taking
effect, experts warn you may need lots
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money to buy a house.
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Galen Weston claims he was only price
-fixing bread to feed his starving
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And in her greatest ever acting role,
Elizabeth Moss made a room full of
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believe that a Scientologist cares about
women's rights.
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With Gretchen Carlson, the Miss America
organization finally has a female chair,
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removing the last vestiges of sexism
from the pageant that gives a crown and
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sash to America's prettiest lady.
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The former CEO, Sam Haskell, resigned
after failing to realize that emails,
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-shaming, and slut -shaming former
contestants can be shared using
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But now, Miss America can move past this
misogyny and start empowering women by
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judging them in categories like wearing
a bathing suit and answering a single
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question.
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YouTube celebrity Logan Paul's recent
video showing a suicide victim has
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questions about whether creators or
video platforms should take
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for disturbing content.
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And also about who Logan Paul is and why
anyone should care.
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Here to discuss his viral sensation, ya
boy Spooner.
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Yo, what's up, y 'all?
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You know it's your boy Spooner coming at
you, so smash that like button,
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subscribe, and comment for more of that
spoon you crave.
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This is a news broadcast, but yes, by
all means, do smash that. Absolutely.
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And also here is Lisa Jamstone, owner of
several digital video platforms. Thank
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you for joining us, Lisa. Thank you for
having me and for shedding light on how
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teenage YouTube creators are so
irresponsible.
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So, ya boy Spooner, who do you feel is
at fault in the Logan Paul situation?
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Oh, the platforms, bro.
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The platforms. All my man Logan wanted
to do was draw attention to the serious
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issue of depression.
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And how funny it is.
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See, this is how creators like ya boi
Spooner and Logan Paul give online video
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platforms a bad name.
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If Spooner's videos are so bad, then
Spooner wants to know why YouTube lets
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Spooner upload them.
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It's not that simple. I mean, we can't
just vet the content we host and then
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punish abusive users.
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Kind of seems like it is that simple.
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Yeah, Spooner agrees.
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Spooner hush.
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Isn't it true that you yourself have
recently come under fire for hosting
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inappropriate content?
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Yes. Sadly, some sicko uploaded a
dogfighting video to my website. I did
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down when people complained, but it was
a dark day for dogfighttube .com.
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Wait. Wait.
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Dogfighttube .com?
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Does your website exclusively host
dogfighting videos?
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I mean...
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Who can say, you know, Dogfight Tube is
just a platform, and our creators can
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upload whatever they want. So, yeah,
sometimes a little dogfighting does slip
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in, but that is the fault of the
creators.
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Well, platforms only pay your boy
Spooner and your boy Spooner's boy Logan
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if we get views. I mean, it's not
Spooner's fault that he got 10 million
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for dropping a bowling ball on a turtle.
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But the thing to remember is that the
creators choose to do the thing that we
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pay them to do.
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I mean, it's not like you would arrest
the person who paid a hitman, would you?
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We didn't create a market for disturbing
content. My preteen fans who don't know
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any better did.
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Well, it sounds like you're both equally
awful, but thank you for being here.
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University. It's where smart people go
to get annoying.
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But with applications due next week,
students are wondering if there are
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ways to get their parents to be proud of
them.
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With more, here's Laura Silovitz.
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For most people, it's easy to get a job
at your father's firm after finishing
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three -fifths of your bachelor's degree.
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But some graduates say Canadian
universities aren't preparing students
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hostile job market.
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Now universities are trying to groom
students for an uncertain future by
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encouraging them not to go to
university.
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I'm here at the Ontario Anti
-Universities Fair, a new initiative to
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higher learning.
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Prospective students will learn about
the staggering rates of student debt.
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inadequate mental health support, and
outbreaks of super strains of STDs like
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gonorrhea plus and extra big crap.
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Students are given a chart outlining the
skills employers want, such as being
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willing to work for zero money and
literally nothing else.
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While it may seem unprofitable for
universities who rely on tuition to
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discourage Canadian students from
enrolling, it's a deft economic move.
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strategy frees up more spots for
international students who pay up to
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more for the same underwhelming
experience.
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For the Beaverton, I'm Laura Sullivan.
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Thanks, Laura. After the break, you'll
never believe how the news media is
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sensationalizing their headlines to keep
you watching.
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Dangerous stuff. Really scary.
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Francis kicked off the new year last
week by urging the faithful to reject
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consumerism in a mass from the Vatican,
an opulent treasure palace decorated
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with priceless works of art.
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Critics suggest the anti -materialistic
message may ring hollow, given the Holy
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See's rumored billions in assets.
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But as one church official was quick to
point out, we've also got truly mind
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-boggling amounts of gold.
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The message is just the latest from the
progressive pontiff, who insiders say
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lives a humble life, largely shunning
papal finery. Though thanks to the
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Vatican's $300 million operating budget,
he's also never short on popin' around
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cash. After facing scrutiny for being
out of touch, Toronto Mayor John Tory
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unveiled an updated approach to
providing information to the homeless
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shelter beds.
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A $35 a month smartphone app.
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Available exclusively for the iPhone X,
it sends push notifications on emergency
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warming centers to Toronto's most
vulnerable population, who also have the
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latest smartphone and a healthy app
budget.
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Tory is doing all he can to circulate
updates about shelter beds by spreading
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the word at local cigar lounges and
yacht clubs.
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But while critics continue to bash the
mayor for his insensitive attitude in
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crisis, Tory defended his actions,
saying, If we don't let all those
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who complain about my inaction know that
I now care about the homeless, how can
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I expect to keep their vote?
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The CRA has decided to hold off on
investigating Canadian white -collar
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criminals so they can focus all their
energy on a far more important task,
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auditing Steve from Manitoba again.
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This would be Steve's third audit in the
last four years, despite the fact that
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he's hidden no money offshore, unless
you count the time he suspiciously lost
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his wallet on his honeymoon.
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The CRA defended its choice of target in
a statement. Sure, on the one hand, the
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Paradise Papers prove that millions in
government revenue is stolen every year.
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But on the other hand, there's got to be
something on this Steve guy if we dig
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deep enough.
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Marching and yelling. Sure, it's fun on
your own. But when you do it in a group,
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you can have fun and affect social
change.
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For more, here is Donovan Stinson.
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A wave of protests is rocking downtown
Toronto as the nation's smallest
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group takes to the streets.
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They make up less than 0 .1 % of the
population.
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They're not allowed to marry or even
vote.
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I'm speaking, of course, about
corporations.
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Monica Kring represents the National
Business Lobby of Canada, a group she
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describes as the NAACP of Fortune 500
companies.
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So Trump and Sanders both ran on an anti
-corporate platform, yet I can't help
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but think that this protest is just kind
of piggybacking on those tactics.
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Well, just because we're economic elites
doesn't mean we can't tap into the
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populist feeling.
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Right, yeah, but there just doesn't seem
to be a whole lot of support here.
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We've done a lot of conglomerating in
the past couple decades.
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Pretty much all of us. The Million
Multinational March aims to get
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a seat at the table for the NAFTA
renegotiations. They already have one,
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like, more of a seat.
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It's scary, you know, because there is
so much hatred towards us coming from
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both the right and the left. It's not
like you didn't do anything to deserve
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this, though. I mean, S &P Lavalin's
bribery, Barrett Gold's third world.
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Sexual assaults, I mean, husky energy
oil spills, I mean, the list goes on. I
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get it.
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We brought it on ourselves?
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Yeah? Blame the victim?
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You see, now I just feel that you're
cravingly co -opting turns of phrase
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minority groups use meaningfully.
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I'm sorry, I find your language very
triggering.
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It's like that word, like triggering.
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Oh, yeah, thank you.
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I cannot go back to prison.
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Well, they can't arrest us.
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What? Well, there'll be no one left to
profit from the prison industry, so...
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Now,
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while the protests didn't end up getting
the national business lobby of Canada a
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seat at the table, millions of dollars
spent over decades of lobbying did.
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It just goes to show that if you fight
for what you believe in, you can win the
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status quo.
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As long as you're a lobby group with a
collective GDP four times the size of
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Canada's. For the Beaverton, I'm Donovan
Stinson.
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made its tale on Hulu and Alias Grace on
Netflix, Hollywood is suddenly
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optioning the collected works of its
hottest star, 78 -year -old Margaret
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Atwood. But with most Atwood properties
already taken, Canadian broadcasters are
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getting in on the act any way they can.
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Global is making a miniseries out of
Atwood's request for a variance to the
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zoning board, while Rogers scooped up
last week's grocery list they found
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digging through her trash.
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And while Bell Media's latest offer on
Cat's Eye was rejected, the pros in her
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email response was so compelling, CPV
announced they are ordering the
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letter straight to Siri.
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Over the last year, each province raised
the minimum wage from well below a
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living wage to just below a living wage.
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To maintain profits, some Tim Hortons
franchises are cutting paid breaks,
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canceling benefits, and forcing
employees to eat their paninis.
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Which brings us to tonight's point,
counterpoint. Now that greedy minimum
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workers are making more money, how else
can businesses exploit them? Miguel,
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what do you think?
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I think no. Why would employers do that?
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Well, you can't ask businesses to pay
people for labor and get nothing in
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return. Aren't they getting labor?
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Sure, but if workers want to pay their
phone bills so bad, they can't expect
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the handouts they got before.
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Handout? Yeah, days off when a family
member dies, access to bathrooms,
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handouts. Okay, maybe I'm in the
minority here, but I think our lowest
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can have a livable wage and a little
toilet time. Well, now that these
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wage fat cats are rolling in that brand
-name cheese money, maybe they can buy
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their own bathroom breaks. How would
that possibly work?
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Employee bathrooms would be coin
-operated. A buck a poop. Why are you
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advocating for employers to erode their
staff dignity?
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Okay, let me be clear. People that
create job... are amazing sure people
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work jobs are a drain on society
businesses are already increasing their
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won't that more than make up the
difference okay simple
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Simple, tiny Miguel.
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If a minimum wage person worked a full
year, full time, that's enough to make
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$28 ,000. And that's enough to get an
Audi at a police auction.
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You think raising the cost of a donut
can cover a crime -stained Audi?
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That is a difficult question to answer.
It can't.
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It can't, Miguel. Not unless a lot more
people start buying donuts. And that is
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not going to happen unless we magically
increase the purchasing power of an
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entire class of people. Which is why, to
save businesses, I think we should
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raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour
across the country.
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You know what? You win again.
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I knew you'd change your mind.
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You always do.
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Well, that's been our show. Join us next
week when we fire the rest of our
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correspondents for trying to unionize.
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When you're up here alone, I think
you're like, can I take this seriously?
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This man, this man, that's your opinion,
which is how it should be.
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