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Oct 22, 2010 57 min

October 22, 2010

from Radio Free oZ Hosted by Peter Bergman

Bringing The Turbans To The Table: The Best Of The Best Of The Week

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Bringing The Turbans To The Table: The Best Of The Best Of The WeekLet's goosestep down to breakfast. The Father-Son Nazi Bonding ThingLight one up for Governor Moonbeam. The Hail Mary Jane OptionHow do you like our chances? Bottom Of The Ninth - Down 11.5 Million JobsBusiness is business. Paladino Cashes The Way Gay Check1932 and "1984" are back. No Tom Paine - No GainNewt's on a toot. Portrait Of A Nihilist DemagogueDana Lyons has a talk with the TV GodThey let them burn. The Dogs Are Waiting At The Gates Of HellWill they bring Osama with them? Bringing The Turbans To The TableCome on, sisters and brothers, Vote For Rich WhiteyTime to bag up Boogey Nights. Putting A Condom Over Free SpeechThe crazy, old, white people are losing it. The Gray And The Brown - The New Civil WarSeeing through the pious pricks on "C" Street. The Prayboy Money LaundryLi Po takes a sip of Tang wine and A Song Reverberates In The Cold River

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