Wow. Hitchens was right on in his final statements. Obama's entire campaign was built around reaching across the isle, and now liberals are upset that he is not more forceful. I've been telling people this for 3 years now.
@iceblude He often uses popular sayings using religious figures. They catch on, and many atheists use them. Just because you may exclaim "JESUS CHRIST" when the shit hits the fan doesn't mean that his existence is any more proven, or that you have had some change of faith.
@BLUEC0RE Yep, and just imagine if he weren't frequently hungover. Then again, maybe complete alcohol abstinence would soften some of his characteristic edge.
"how does that reflect on her?" um, because anyone with half a brain could see through the phoney accent and the over-the-top comments that prank caller gave her.
@nyomythus I love how I love him and think he's even kinda charming/attractive, but ask Christian America and they probably think he looks terrible and like a greasy slimeball lol.
Fed 1913, Fannie Mae 1938, USHUD 1965, Freddie Mac 1970, CRA 1977, Long-Term Capital Managment bailout 1998, Fed IR Manipulation 2001, Attacks on Fannie/Freddie/CRA/Fed oversight 2003-08..."didn't cause it" LOL
Ah, so this is why you've been insulting me with words you can't spell correctly in my inbox (then accusing me of not knowing what they mean).
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae was taken over by the government in September, a quote comes to mind "one of the most sweeping government interventions in private financial markets in decades".
Hmmm... If they caused it.. How come they had to take over it?? Or maybe, just maybe, they ALLOWED too many deregulations.
Quote the inane Washington Post at your own will(had to wiki Fannie Mae...HAHAHA) They had to finally nationalize it because they rejected oversight for 70 years. And deregulation...WHERE? HAHAHA
i think hitchens is refering to the common belief that it was big business failure (shown by the use of the word "apparent") and its association with the gop - i dont think hes making any comments on the source or perpetuation of the housing bubble
a bad miss in the world already, rip.
Gonzoidzz 6 days ago
He predicted the future better than most people can recall the past...unbelievable. Hitchens' intelligence is like a superpower
MrBanderman11 1 month ago 2
7:00 very prescient Mr. Hitchens... Smart man we will miss your insight
crayyawn 1 month ago
its because he drinks like a fish, man
trackerbignose 5 months ago
Wow. Hitchens was right on in his final statements. Obama's entire campaign was built around reaching across the isle, and now liberals are upset that he is not more forceful. I've been telling people this for 3 years now.
mleonsmith 6 months ago 4
Thank you for posting this, nyomythus.
writersblock26 6 months ago
funny how msnbc defends sarah palin almost immediately but they're said to be just as bad as fox
redryan20000 7 months ago
Did I just hear Hitchens Say "Gods Honest truth" @ 4:18?
iceblude 8 months ago
@iceblude He often uses popular sayings using religious figures. They catch on, and many atheists use them. Just because you may exclaim "JESUS CHRIST" when the shit hits the fan doesn't mean that his existence is any more proven, or that you have had some change of faith.
sonic371 7 months ago
@sonic371 agreed -- my personal expression is often JESUS FUCKING CHRIST -- now who the fuck is that? No one.
nyomythus 7 months ago
@sonic371 Hey sonic Im on your side! I dont think JC ever existed. I love how honest Hitch is. He is one of my heros. So is dawkins.
iceblude 7 months ago
Holy shit Hitchens called it on Obama's position to compromise every time.
spiralsky1 10 months ago
Mika should NOT be wearing that shirt...
Relbl 1 year ago
hahahha... hitchens just UNLOADS on palin.. and he knows it...LOL
xn117 1 year ago
Some very prescient comments from the Wise One at the end of this interview about the left's disappointment with Obama. Get well soon, Christopher!
ourjoeebay 1 year ago
he always looks smashed but he is extremely good at speaking. lol
BLUEC0RE 1 year ago
@BLUEC0RE Yep, and just imagine if he weren't frequently hungover. Then again, maybe complete alcohol abstinence would soften some of his characteristic edge.
writersblock26 1 year ago
The cough, i've seen it in other videos... poor guy and his cancer, if he only caught it this early.
XXLoderunnerXX 1 year ago
This man is so far ahead of anyone in this universe.
ttcontain 1 year ago 3
hitchens likes his whisky.
darkfur35 1 year ago
@darkfur35 Scotch and red wine.
XXLoderunnerXX 1 year ago
"how does that reflect on her?" um, because anyone with half a brain could see through the phoney accent and the over-the-top comments that prank caller gave her.
BillKiernan 1 year ago
How right was Hitchens in that last 1 min. Hit the nail on the head.
stemcgolf 2 years ago
Because he's always hungover.
theartsig 2 years ago
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jwill5587 2 years ago 20
I can't get over the fact that he never wears a tie -- I can't hear the words cause I'm stuck on that.
nyomythus 2 years ago
@nyomythus haha, he used to wear a tie back in the day! there's a video of him from the 80's on cspan where he's wearing one.
Foreverclever87 1 year ago
@nyomythus Maybe he does not prefer to appear as a suited idiot...
3209486 1 year ago
@nyomythus He's a radical and ties are purposeless anyway.
LowleyUK 1 year ago
@LowleyUK Exactly right.
preemptivestrike20 11 months ago
@nyomythus Only for you, Hitch with Tie!
/watch?v=f2jJN7oHifA
BigLebowsk 5 months ago
@BigLebowsk NooOoOoO ... no tie = absence of logic
nyomythus 5 months ago
@jwill5587 prolly cause he's always hungover
jstewart0420 1 year ago
@jwill5587 he's british (originally). That's what we look like!
nr900 1 year ago
@jwill5587 because he is. what a fucking hero.
stitcha123 1 year ago
@jwill5587 You have to stop being drunk to have a hangover XD
sonic371 1 year ago
@jwill5587 because he is hungover?
Stussy88776655 1 year ago
@jwill5587 Because he often is.
evanakm 1 year ago
@jwill5587 because he usually is, or was.
requiemdexter 1 year ago
@jwill5587 He never wears a tie so his logic is scewed.
nyomythus 11 months ago
@nyomythus I love how I love him and think he's even kinda charming/attractive, but ask Christian America and they probably think he looks terrible and like a greasy slimeball lol.
baughskeet 9 months ago
@jwill5587 Cause Johnny Walker Black is fucking delicious!
mclockwork777 10 months ago
@jwill5587
Most likely because he probably is hung over. Doesn't stop him being sensible and articulate
TheCelticChimp 8 months ago
@jwill5587 Because he is. lol
writersblock26 6 months ago
@jwill5587 Ya, don't be pissey, He was out the night before being a gadfly and a fly in the ointment at the same time.
lifeinpictures 3 days ago
Good post dude! Yay Hitchens!
jmcr71795 3 years ago 20
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Big business messing up? What is he talking about? Government caused this crisis!
randyguitarman13 3 years ago
they allowed it, didn't cause it
mate6007 3 years ago
succinct
nyomythus 3 years ago
Was my responce succinct? HAHAHA
randyguitarman13 3 years ago
Fed 1913, Fannie Mae 1938, USHUD 1965, Freddie Mac 1970, CRA 1977, Long-Term Capital Managment bailout 1998, Fed IR Manipulation 2001, Attacks on Fannie/Freddie/CRA/Fed oversight 2003-08..."didn't cause it" LOL
randyguitarman13 3 years ago
No Responce?
randyguitarman13 3 years ago
Ah, so this is why you've been insulting me with words you can't spell correctly in my inbox (then accusing me of not knowing what they mean).
Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae was taken over by the government in September, a quote comes to mind "one of the most sweeping government interventions in private financial markets in decades".
Hmmm... If they caused it.. How come they had to take over it?? Or maybe, just maybe, they ALLOWED too many deregulations.
mate6007 3 years ago
Quote the inane Washington Post at your own will(had to wiki Fannie Mae...HAHAHA) They had to finally nationalize it because they rejected oversight for 70 years. And deregulation...WHERE? HAHAHA
randyguitarman13 3 years ago
i think hitchens is refering to the common belief that it was big business failure (shown by the use of the word "apparent") and its association with the gop - i dont think hes making any comments on the source or perpetuation of the housing bubble
SomeGuy113124232352 2 years ago
Hitchens knows what's up; always does.
chbrules 3 years ago 6
Thanks for posting this. :)
gizmofsu 3 years ago