The Young Turks, November 21, 2012

The Young Turks: November 21, 2012

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Hour 2 Segment 1 Black Friday at WalMart will start at 8pm on Thursday night. Many WalMart employees are going to strike as this is the last straw. Jimmy and Steve talk about how ridiculous Black Friday lines are. Kim Horcher and John Iadarola defend their Black Friday participation. Segment 2 Talk about the lack of facts in Louisiana schools curriculum when it comes to science. Santa Monica has a tradition of displaying a nativity scene along several blocks. After a struggle, Atheists have gotten control of 18 blocks to display their own scenes that seemingly mock the Christian ones. Santa Monica decided to stop it altogether, so the Christian groups are thinking of suing. Segment 3 Story about how young men aren’t always about wanting sex. Talk about monogamy vs polygamy being natural.

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Hour 1 Segment 1 Steve Oh and Jimmy Dore hosting. The historic cease fire in the Middle East, because it keeps happening throughout history. America’s failure as far as our involvement in the conflict over the years. Rupert Murdoch tweeted that the Jewish owned press is anti-Israel. Segment 2 Republicans are finding new ways to try to eliminate ObamaCare. Boehner wants to put it on the cutting board in the debt negotiations. In addition, Republican Governors are trying to kill ObamaCare at the state level. After Mitt Romney lost the election, his former senior advisor Dan Senor went on Morning Joe to talk about how bad the Conservative polling is and how amazed he was that surrogates are bashing him in the media now. Segment 3 Chris Christie and his popularity, despite his bad policies. A woman took a disrespectful picture next to The Tomb of the Unknown. The picture that she posted on Facebook has caused a nationwide outrage. Steve and Jimmy point out the real target we should have in supporting the military.

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