Capitalist Episode 377

Broadcast Number: 377

Broadcast Date: Friday, October 21st, 2016

Description: It's Baller Friday! Cyber Warfare strikes the Internet as one of the main backbones is hit with a DDoS attack! Ghost opens up the phone lines on this Free-Format edition of the show, where we discuss anything you want to talk about. Call-in & take part and let us know what's on your mind. What would you like to talk about? Business? Stocks? Money? Politics? Donald Trump? Hillary Clinton? Wikileaks? Julian Assange? Podesta e-mails? George Soros? Bernie Sanders? Syria? Iraq? Libya? Turkey? India? Pakistan? China? Russia? Life? Love? Relationship? Advice? Anything you want to talk about! Your calls, Twitter shoutouts and Radio Graffiti.

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Link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ghost/2016/10/21/true-capitalist-radio-hosted-by-ghost--episode-377

Download: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ghost/2016/10/21/true-capitalist-radio-hosted-by-ghost--episode-377.mp3

Notes

Templeton bit Ghost before Radio Graffiti began. This led to people on Twitter and /pol/ asking him if Templeton was a DNC spy. When Ghost wondered and questioned if Templeton was one, Templeton barely paid attention to him. During Radio Graffiti, there were Templeton splices, tweets of #TeamTempleton and artwork of Ghost being attacked by his dog or dog related gifs. Ghost even got tweets of people wanting Templeton's paw print as an autograph. Towards the end of the show, Ghost started worrying if the police were after him after hearing a police siren and seeing cops outside his house. Ghost quickly armed himself and was getting paranoid when the police started to come to his door, and began shouting at them to go away once they began knocking at his door, with Templeton barking at them as well. Ghost then ended the broadcast 12 minutes early, abruptly cutting off mid-sentence. Later on Twitter, it was revealed that a neighbor called the police on Ghost over noise disturbance and the police had to calm him down from the other side of the house door.