The Young Turks, March 8, 2016

The Young Turks: March 08, 2016

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Michael Bloomberg has announced he will not run for president. He noted that we cannot afford to give Trump or Cruz a better chance to win. The Washington Post has published 16 negative articles on Bernie Sanders.. A Tax Forgiveness policy is being considered by legislators. The forgiveness would be yet another tax haven/loophole provided to huge corporations. Cenk reads excerpts from the Washington Post response to criticism about their negative articles. Just before the Sunday townhall, Hillary Clinton’s campaign Spox told reporters that unlike Bernie Sanders, Clinton doesn’t think the governor of Michigan should resign. But during the debate, she called for his resignation, in agreement with Sanders. A private meeting put together by the American Enterprise Institute was just conducted a few days ago on a private island. Some of the political players this year that were planning how to control the world were McConnell, Rove, Sasse, Tim Scott. They met with the publisher of the NYT, and owners of some large corporations.

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Ana joins Cenk for SCS. Erin Andrews has been awarded $55 million for her invasion of privacy case. Cenk talks about how he wouldn’t have even sued if this happened to him. Christianity Today newspaper is being criticized for posting a father’s ad for his daughter’s hand in marriage, citing her virginity as a big selling point. Ana talks about having to disappoint her father with her wedding plans that won’t include a priest. Sweden’s Lib party is proposing a new law that would allow an expecting father to have the opportunity to opt out of becoming a parent within 18 weeks of conception. If he chooses to abandon the baby, he will have no financial or parental responsibilities. A Muslim porn actress considers herself a good, practicing Muslim, while doing porn.

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