Bonus Episode, November 12, 2014

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Cenk reveals the name of the family cat. Details of a conservative website criticizing Cenk attending Ana’s brother's wedding. Some dramz at the wedding is discussed.

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The Young Turks, November 12, 2014

The Young Turks: November 12, 2014

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Ana & Cenk host SCS. Fun story from Norman Carr Safari in Zambia with a video of a baby elephant being attacked by a pack of lions. The Discovery Channel has a new show where the host of the show will be eaten by an anaconda. Kim Kardashian’s ass breaks the internet due to the challenge on Paper magazine's cover as well as a challenge to Instagram’s rule on nudity. A virus has been discovered by John Hopkins University and Nebraska University that can actually make a person dumber. A right wing organization known as Education Action Group are upset at a Washington DC school board for removing the term “Christmas” on the calendar and replaced it with “Winter Break”. The Atlantic covered a story of a 7 year old girl who is an abstract painter and sells the paintings for thousands of dollars. An update on TYT Photos contestants is given. Show notes by Bart Kyle Hour 2 Source Articles: Sign up for The Young Turks daily source articles email newsletter: http://eepurl.com/PLlqD Kim Kardashian's butt breaks the Internet with memes http://goo.gl/J7jjvj Young elephant survives attack by 14 Lions http://goo.gl/bpDGPw Sorry Discovery Channel, a man getting eaten alive by an anaconda is an affront to science http://goo.gl/ahQLdK New 'Stupidity Virus' Discovered, Scientists Say http://goo.gl/1KFSOF

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Cenk hosts TYT. Wolf-PAC update: Help is coming from MAYDAY.US and www.represent.us. In Tallahassee, FL a new ethics rule to limit contribution to city candidates for up to $250.00 and provide each voter with a tax rebate of up to $25.00. Catfight with Bill O’Reilly vs Reza Aslan both have written books about Jesus and Reza was asked about Billo’s book and mentioned that Jesus was about free medical care and helping the poor which would be a nightmare to Bill O’Reilly. A Pakistani police officer kill a prisoner with an ax for insulting the prophet Mohammed as well as an incident that took place in a village in Punjab when a local clerk told his community through a loudspeaker to kill a Christian couple for burning  pages from the Koran. Also, a Pakistani court upheld the death penalty for a woman who committed blasphemy. President Obama met with the leader of China to come to an agreement on the reduction of carbon emissions, but Republicans in the past have come up with excuses in taking action against climate change and continue to do so up to the present. Update on Obama’s Net Neutrality announcement: the FCC will pass tougher regulations on high speed internet providers even though FCC chairman Tom Wheeler (a former lobbyist for the cable industry) told business executives that he was “moving in a different direction”. Michael Bloomberg spoke to bankers thinking that the banks are not making enough money under President Obama, Cenk breaks down the numbers on the real profits and the credit derivatives the banks received. Kansas’s budget is reported by Associated Press with a 279 million dollar shortfall by July, far worse than state officials have predicted. More tax cuts are on the way according to Shawn Sullivan the governor's budget director. Show notes by Bart Kyle Hour 1 Source Articles: Sign up for The Young Turks daily source articles email newsletter: http://eepurl.com/PLlqD On Money in Politics, 2014 Shows What's Wrong -- and What's Right http://goo.gl/zFnnx0 Reza Aslan: The historical Jesus ‘is the nightmare of Bill O’Reilly’ http://goo.gl/71TOUx China And U.S., Titans Of Carbon Pollution, Move To Cut Gases http://goo.gl/dBvwKr Obama’s call for an open Internet puts him at odds with regulators http://goo.gl/EhHvaL

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TYT Old School, November 12, 2014

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TYT Old School Nov 12, 2014.

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