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The Cary Harrison Files: Unfiltered Talks on Politics, Culture, and Social Change

In a candid, freewheeling discussion, Cary Harrison hosts a series of conversations touching upon a diverse range of topics including the implications of broadcasting without FCC restrictions, the use of AI in altering perceptions, opinions on Hollywood celebrities, and detailed commentary on political figures and policies. Special emphasis is placed on criticizing current political inaction, advocating for universal health care, and discussing the potential for significant social change through progressive policies. The program also humorously explores cultural perceptions and the state of media, with a particular focus on the upcoming elections, term limits, wealth tax proposals, and the urgent need for societal reforms to address inequality and systemic issues. Featuring guest Bianca Von Krieg, who is running for Congress with a platform advocating for progressive changes including a Green New Deal and Medicare for All, the discussion goes deep into strategies for political reform and the need for active citizen engagement.

00:00 Introduction and Welcoming Guests

01:18 Discussing Movies and Actors

03:07 Debate on City Life: Los Angeles vs San Francisco

04:24 The Struggles of Public Radio

05:04 Introducing the Congressional Candidate

05:47 Debunking Misconceptions about Universal Healthcare

06:55 The Problem of Wealth Inequality

07:11 Discussing Nancy Pelosi and Progressive Politics

07:33 Women's Rights and the State of Florida

09:56 Introducing Bianca von Krieg, Congressional Candidate

12:36 The Importance of Universal Basic Income

18:29 The Need for Regulation and Wealth Redistribution

30:08 The Controversy of Grooming in Schools

34:00 Debate on Education and Its Importance

34:17 The Role of Education in Society

35:47 The Impact of Free Education

36:40 The Wealth Tax and Its Implications

37:04 The Struggles of the Homeless Population

37:53 The Importance of Language and Communication

39:36 The Need for a Wealth Tax

41:09 The Housing Crisis and Its Solutions

41:56 The Impact of Wealth on Society

43:02 The Threat of Civil War

43:37 The Importance of Universal Basic Income

51:25 The Potential Return of Donald Trump

57:51 The Call to Action for Change

01:07:26 The Importance of Protests and Marches

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In this unique live-stream, the hosts engage in offbeat and carefree conversations about various controversial topics. From conjectures about former President Donald Trump's intimate life based on adult film star Stormy Daniels' comments, discussing Harvey Weinstein's gruesome sexual conduct, to sharing humorous anecdotes about other well-known personalities, the discussion takes a truly unfiltered shape. The chat also includes jokes about dictators, world history, pop culture, and bizarre theories. Towards the end of the conversation, the hosts touch on the subject of systemic exploitation in Hollywood and entertainment industries and the power dynamics involved therein. Viewer discretion is advised due to explicit content and themes of a sensitive nature.

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00:00 Introduction and Love for Live Streams

00:20 Discussing Toadstools and Stormy Daniels' Claims

01:09 Introducing Rory Penland and Harvey Firestein

02:57 Exploring the History of Hugo Boss and Nazi Uniforms

04:25 The Mystery of Donald Trump's Toadstool

05:14 Unveiling the Identity of Lady G

09:06 The Power of Women and Self-Impregnation

10:02 The Toadstool Theory and Stormy Daniels' Claims Revisited

14:46 The College Roommate's Tale and Trump's Performance

17:35 The Fastest Man Alive: A Tale of Ego

17:47 The Mystery of the Nickname

17:58 The Unforgettable 90 Seconds

18:42 The Parallels with Harvey Weinstein

19:22 The Hypocrisy of the Womanizer Brand

19:57 The Unfortunate Syndrome and the Gym Trainer

21:25 The Disturbing Reality of Harvey Weinstein

21:48 The Power Dynamics in Hollywood

24:49 The Trauma of the Casting Couch

25:28 The Unforgettable Encounter

29:12 The Lasting Impact of 90 Seconds

29:33 The Hard Out: Wrapping Up the Discussion

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Cary Harrison, Renee, and Rory Penland engage in a wide-ranging discussion about gender, sexuality, history, and politics. The conversation covers topics such as pronouns, LGBTQ rights, historical perspectives on gender, sexuality, and politics, as well as the impact of culture and state control on individual freedoms and perspectives. The discussion also touches on the influence of religion, state ownership of children, and global perspectives on American politics and society.

In this engaging conversation, Cary Harrison discusses with his guests, Rory Penland, Renee, and Joey, about the fluid and dynamic world of gender identification, sexual orientation, and the impact of changing social norms in our society. They delve into the complexities of labeling and pronouns, shared personal experiences, discussed the historical context of gender and sexuality, and explored the legal and cultural implications of our evolving understanding of identity. The conversation also covered the power dynamics between marginalized groups and the overarching society, with sociopolitical insights that challenge conventional narratives.

00:00 Introduction and Freedom of Speech

00:36 Discussion on Gender Pronouns

01:03 Introducing the Guests

01:35 Humorous Banter and Commentary

03:59 Cultural Differences and Gender Identity

05:08 Political Correctness and Gender Identity

06:44 The Controversy of Gender Pronouns

07:34 International Perspective on Gender Identity

08:06 Language and Gender Identity

10:23 The Complexity of Gender Identity

12:18 The Impact of Gender Identity on Society

16:20 The Influence of Politics on Gender Identity

21:19 The Intersection of Sexuality and Politics

26:52 The Role of Religion in Gender Identity

32:26 The Future of Gender Identity

01:02:25 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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Missouri Republicans adopt stricter House dress code — but ONLY for women

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Amidst heightened nuclear tension between NATO and Russia in Europe, an American (John LaForge) is the first to be jailed in Germany for revealing at least 21 U.S. B61 thermonuclear gravity bombs stationed there.

KPFK’s Cary Harrison’s guest: Jack Cohen-Joppa, co-coordinator at NuclearResister.org

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Cary Harrison: Cary Harrison, show Cary Harrison and it is 34 minutes past the hour. We're gonna talk about what's going on in Germany today. Let's not forget World War ii. Let's not forget we were one of the occupiers along with the Brits, along with the French, along with the Soviets.

Who ran Germany for decades and decades, which is one of the famous moments where JFK showed up and said he was not a, or that he was a Berliner, but mispronounced it. And the particular way of saying, Lina, which is I am from, I am a upper line, is a Lina, said Lina, which is a jelly donut and that caused a lot of Republicans at the time to laugh and giggle.

Nonetheless, the wall was up and there are tunnels underneath, and I'll tell you about those some other time. But right now, let me introduce to you Jack Cohen jpa. I'm assuming it's jpa or jpa, but we're gonna find out. Is it? You're nodding. So it's one of the two . Jack-Cohen Joppa Have you got my audio? I do have your audio.

And he is since 1980 with nuclear resistor.org. He and his wife Fise have edited and published 200 issues of the nuclear resistor. An international newsletter of peace prisoner support, chronicling anti-nuclear and anti-war civil disobedience in 2020. Jack and Fise received the International Nuclear Free Future Award.

In the category of education, and let's bring each other up to what is going on today in Germany. This is a first ever event, right at the edge of a war zone with nuclear weapons involved. Welcome, Jack Cohen. Japa. Thank

Jack-Cohen-Joppa: you.

Cary Harrison: Your audio is broken up, my friend. I think that's the issue. So let's try again. We're trying. Okay, that's digital soup. What I'm gonna have you do is log out and log back in and it should clear your cash, if you don't mind. Terribly. Okay, cool. So I'll just give you the backstory on what we're gonna talk about here.

Amidst heightened nuclear tension between NATO and Russia in Europe, US Peace activist John laforge, entered a German prison today. If you're listening to this as a podcast several days from now, let's just say it. More or less today happens to be January 10th, 2023. Today he entered a German prison to serve jail time there for protests against the US nuclear weapons unit stockpiled at Germany's Busia Air Force Pace, 80 miles southeast of Cologne.

The forge entered. In Hamburg as the first ever American imprisoned for a nuclear weapons protest in Germany. This is a big deal. The 66 year old guy from Minnesota, he's a native there, co-director of NU Watch, the Wisconsin based advocacy and action group was convicted of trespass for joining two goin actions.

We would call that a, I guess it's a breaking and enter but it's going on to a military base. This is a US military base in. Not a German military base, a US military base. So he joined two go in actions at the it's a German air base. Technically, let's just say it's dressed up as a German one, but it's ours.

Back in 20 18, 1 of the actions involved entering the base and climbing at top a bunker that likely housed some of the approximately 20 US B 61 thermo nuclear gravity bombs stationed. 20 B 61 thermo nuclear gravity bomb station there. Imagine if even one went off what would be left of Germany and what would happen to the entire food supply of Europe.

We have to remember what a nuclear bomb does. Germany's regional court in Kountz affirmed his conviction, lowered the penalty from 1500 bucks to 600 or 50 daily rates. He said he would not pay it instead in his appeal. He, his defense was crime prevention. In other words, using the nu or by exposing the fact that there were nukes there, he was preventing a crime.

And it hasn't gone to their version of Supreme Court yet. So that's gonna be very interesting to see how they rule on that. They being an ally, they being part of nato. So we'll see what that is. Both courts ruled against a hearing from an expert witness. Who had volunteered to explain the international treaties that prohibit any planning for mass destruction?

Oh, let me say that again. We're talking about X Nazis here. So there is a treaty says that there is a prohibition against any planning for mass destruction, including our own worst signatories of that. Going back to what, 1980 and 1970? 1990. Under George Bush, the first. We are signatories to all sorts of things, so you really can't have something for mass destruction if you're a treaty signatory, so you hide it.

In addition, the appeal urges Germany stationing of the US nuclear weapons as a violation of the treaty of the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons n pt, which explicitly forbids any transfer of nuclear weapons between countries that are parties to the treaty, including ding, both us. How's that? Oh my God.

It's stereophonic. It's be. Don't trust Apple every day. . I think a few of us trust it now along with Facebook and Zuckerberg. Yeah, but we'll do another show on that someday. Let's talk about this poor guy or hero. As many would see him from Minnesota, who is now in prison in Germany for exposing some 20 B 21.

Gravity based, thermonuclear, warheads sitting in the Fatherland. Yes. NATO sharing, nuclear sharing is what the United States and NATO called the United States Practice of basing our nuclear weapons in five NATO nation, Germany, Belgium, Holland, Italy, and Turkey, and maybe also England, where we used to base our own nuclear weapons.

Jack-Cohen-Joppa: This has gone on since at least the 1960s, if not before. And even though the 1970 treaty on the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons said that sharing nuclear weapons is against that treaty, even though all of the nuclear powers have signed that treaty, the United States persists in training foreign pilots to fly their airplanes with US nuclear weapons from Europe, putting them on Russia's door.

And this is the threat that Russia perceived to their own security that prompted eventually their invasion of Ukraine, is that in fact all of the nuclear powers. With possible exception of China, have made first use part of their policy. So the United States does not foursquare that they will be the first ones to use nuclear weapons, nor does Russia.

And so we have this unusual threatening standoff now in Europe. And my friend John the Forge, has been organizing people with German peace activists for several years now to protest and demand that the US nukes come home. We have no business station, our nuclear weapons in other nations. And so John has been arrested a number of times and it's a consequence of these numerous arrests that he was prosecuted and he appealed again to the Supreme Court of Germany.

But in the meantime, he has to serve a sentence and he has refused to pay a fine because for his conscience to pay a fine would just be to. Agree that his punishment is warranted and he's, he doesn't believe that's true. He believes he engaged in crime prevention because the crime is the nuclear weapons and further crime is the, they're based in Europe.

Cary Harrison: I'm gonna put this into perspective quickly. Carrie Harrison with you, this is the Carrie Harrison show. You can get my [email protected]. Check out my sub at the Carrie Harrison files. Dot com. We're talking right now to Jack Cohen Joppa [email protected]. We remember historically in the 1960s when.

Che had a bunch of nukes heading to Cuba, and they were gonna be sitting 90 miles off our coast. That was considered unacceptable, unforgivable. No way in a million years is ever gonna happen. No, there's no world in which…

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Cary Harrison recounts the inadvertent destruction of a $140K RV while making a movie with college buddy and producer, Lee Brown. The RV became an ad hoc motel/brothel/porta-potty and how we dealt with it has become legendary

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The squeakiest wheels are getting the grease. And they do not believe in you. Bank robbers are bank robbers…

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