Capitalist Episode 544
Broadcast Number: 544
Broadcast Date: Monday, February 12th, 2018
Description: Crypto and stocks breakdown! POTUS unveils 2019 budget; eliminating programs and triggering everybody. Trump sides with Ghost about the Rob Porter situation; enough of this ridiculous #MeToo! POTUS sends back Democrat Memo to be redacted; Dems stall to release it again. Number 3 at DOJ steps down partly on fears of having to take over Russia probe. Donald Trump Jr's wife rushed to the hospital after opening a letter with a white powdery substance. Ghost questions Paul Nehlen's (running against Paul Ryan, again) motives and gets bombarded with Alt-Right/White Nationalist sh*tposting. Malaysian Newspaper publishes "How to Spot a Gay" checklist. U.S. mainstream media gushes of Kim Jong-Un's sister (Kim Yo-Jong). Other news and commentary, plus chatroom & Gab shoutouts and Radio Graffiti.
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Link: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ghost/2018/02/13/true-capitalist-radio-hosted-by-ghost--episode-544
Notes
During shoutouts, there were more rhyming tranny names (which included Kim Jong Un's sister) along with some names related to Vanessa Trump's attempted murder with an envelope containing poison. Other names would refer to when his computer froze up a few episodes ago, even referencing Penix 2.0. Due to his chatroom trolling him, Ghost threw a couple of members in his woodshed that he placed on his chatroom. Then, from many of the names, Ghost relapsed into drinking beer. Unfortunately for him, Engineer bought him the wrong beer, much to his upset. Ghost would take a brief break to get more beer. During a mixed bag Radio Graffiti, many calls were hit and miss, however, there were a few notable calls. A racist remix of a song called "White Man Marches On" along with a rap remix of Ghost saying "Ghost talkin about huh" were played. There was 17 cans in this episode.
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