EP:57 - Cooper Escapes Wildfires!

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Provoked with Darryl Cooper and Scott Horton 1h 24m 2 speakers 8 chapters transcribed 1 month ago
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What happened in Darryl Cooper’s Tucker Carlson interview fallout?

Scott Horton 0:00
Tonight, Darrell went on the Tucker Show again and so everybody's all upset. You'll be here in a minute.
Darryl Cooper 0:10
All humans break. The difference between humans and gods is that gods can break humans.
Scott Horton 0:17
Negotiate now.

What are the key facts about the Soviet atrocities discussed?

Scott Horton 0:19
End this war. You're watching Provoked with Daryl Cooper and Scott Horton. Debunking the propaganda lies of the past, present, and future. This. is provoked.
Darryl Cooper 0:41
All right. I'll call Jeepy here in a minute.

Why are U.S. long‑range missile shortages a concern right now?

Darryl Cooper 0:44
Good time it. Sub boy, boy, how you done. Doing all right. Living out of a hotel right now as we wait to see if our house is gonna get burned down, but looks like it's gonna be all right.
Scott Horton 0:53
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How is the Iran‑Russia war deadlock affecting global strategy?

Scott Horton 1:36
All right. Anyway, now, so the big news, Mr. Cooper, is Hey, hold up, hold up.
Darryl Cooper 1:41
We got Some audio issues I think going on right now. Let me check with the chat. Hear you? Can you hear me?

What insights did the hosts share about taxes, coffee, and daily life?

Darryl Cooper 1:50
Check. It says someone was saying I sound loud, you sound quiet. Somebody else said we're echoing. Mm. Okay. Sounds better now. I turned my speakers down. I said it sounds better now.
Scott Horton 2:00
Okay.
Darryl Cooper 2:01
Cool.
Scott Horton 2:01
Check, check, check. How how's our levels? Am I too quiet still? No, I think we're good now. Okay. Yeah, you keep a eye on that chat, man, 'cause I love the chat. They're hilarious. For the negative, if you don't sometimes, actually, it turns out I learned.

How are inflation and war politics intertwined in today’s economy?

Scott Horton 2:18
Wait. And plus it prevents you from doing an hour long show with your mute button on, so Oh man, I said so much crucial stuff that you poor people will never get to hear.
Darryl Cooper 2:28
One of the one of the people in the chat just a minute ago, they said, Wait, they do this show with sound sometimes?
Scott Horton 2:36
Hey, leave me alone. That that ain't the first and that ain't the last time I'm gonna have dead air, I promise you that. You know what's funny about the Tucker Carlson show? Is he sits on this side of the table and you sit on that side of the table, but then when they put out the thumbnail, they gotta turn it around. Tucker's on the left, but then everybody's backwards. Anyway, so you that must be what got everybody all upset. You w you went on the Tucker show, said a bunch of really great stuff about the war, but they're all crying because I guess you besmirched the Bolshevik communist revolutionaries, what took over the Soviet Union there. I have to say though, I'm a little bit skeptical, Daryl. Is it really true they built a statue to Judas?
Darryl Cooper 3:18
It's like this. I told Tucker beforehand I was I was gonna bring that up and that it was it's disputed, put it that way. There are eyewitness accounts, like the the usual response you get from people. is well yeah, that's all just from people who hate the communists, from like clergymen and emigres and stuff. And it's like, well, okay. I mean that's one way to deflect it, I guess. It's it's possible.

What is the future of Ukraine’s far‑right movements according to the guests?

Darryl Cooper 3:44
I mean there are it's not as if the Soviet the Bolsheviks were were ashamed of their actions or something and would have been, you know, hiding it. And so it's possible. It is something that popped up like two years after the fact in a Danish diplomat's book. And but there's a lot of church sources, which is where I heard of it from. There are priests and metropolitans of the Russian Orthodox Church that talked about the one place I was talking about and then a a few others around, but it's disputed and a lot of people think that it isn't true because there's no corroborating evidence from the Soviet side or from neutral observers, whatever that would mean. And so that's possible.

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