Capitalist Episode 472

Broadcast Number: 472
Broadcast Date: Thursday, March 16th, 2017
Description: Markets retreat, metals rise! POTUS proposes 2018 budget (19 agencies to lose funding). Fake war hero John McCain tells Sen. Rand Paul that he "works for Putin" on the Senate floor. Rapper "Bow Wow" Tweets threatening to put FLOTUS into sex slavery. Radio host Michael Savage physically attacked w/ his poodle by crazed Leftist while having dinner. McDonalds Corp. Tweets anti-American Tweet about POTUS, then quickly deletes it. Secret Service agents under investigation for selfies with Trump sleeping grandson (WTF)? Sec.of State Tillerson tells North Korea that it has "nothing to fear" from the U.S. (calls for 'new approach" to North Korea). Turkey says "Holy Wars" will soon begin in Europe. And letter bomb at IMF's Paris office injures woman employee. Ghost goes off on the rise of "born again virgins?" Your calls, Twitter shoutouts and (maybe) Radio Graffiti.
Link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ghost/2017/03/16/true-capitalist-radio-hosted-by-ghost--episode-472
Download link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ghost/2017/03/16/true-capitalist-radio-hosted-by-ghost--episode-472.mp3
Notes
During Shoutouts, Ghost took Gab Shoutouts first. He saw many names related to the Panda along with on Twitter Shoutouts, and one Trump name. Ghost eventually saw the panda and contemplated why he even did a show. During Radio Graffiti, there were many chain calls of the Heavy from Team Fortress 2 saying "Pootis" along with some Panda related calls. Ghost did a special fourth hour in which Radio Graffiti would be extended along with Ghost offering a bounty of 500 dollars for whoever leaked footage on the Inner Circle. Ghost yet again put the fate of TCR at risk again. Many believed that the TCR Cold War heated and now have believed that Troll War IV started. Many made backup Discord servers in case the war heated over and made the other Discords get involved.
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