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Almost half the world’s population is under 30 years old but youth represent less than 2 percent of all lawmakers. Young people are twice as networked as others and can use their potential to realize the Sustainable Development Goals. Today’s young people are raising their voices for equality, empowerment and the opportunities they need to help create a better future for all.

Tue, Feb 19: Aurora Massacre; Interviews - Democrat George Weisgerber & Pick-Up Artist Roosh V

Tue, Feb 19 Hour 1: Aurora Massacre and Calls

| 1) A black convicted felon, Gary Martin, murdered 5 of his coworkers last Friday in Aurora, Illinois. Reports say he knew he was going to be laid-off before he shot up the factory where he worked at. Martin was not allowed to legally own a gun, but background checks missed his criminal past. Some of the victims were fathers and one man was a college intern who was on the first day of his job.

Matt, a first time caller out of Texas, called to tell Jesse that he’s been doing the Silent Prayer everyday. He says it helps him get rid of his “beta thoughts.” He is also wondering what kind of problems are okay to tell your wife.

Tyrone is a first time caller out of London, U.K. He is originally from Ghana and agrees that white privilege does not exist.

| 2) Joel and Jesse read some of today’s Super Chats!

Back to Tyrone from London; Jesse asks him why he calls his wife a partner? He says its the custom in England to do that. Jesse says they do that here in America too, but its not right to call your wife that.

Robyn is a first time caller out of Canada who has been in a relationship with a woman for 5 years. She says she forgave her mother and has found perfect peace.


Tue, Feb 19 Hour 2: George Weisgerber Joins the Show Today

| 1) George Weisgerber is an entrepreneur, actor, and a member of the New York State Democratic County Committee. He joined the show today to talk about Trump’s national emergency, interracial marriage, and his experience with Tiffany Pollard.

| 2) Back with George Weisgerber. Him and Jesse discuss AOC’s involvement with Amazon in New York and the border wall.

Peter is a first time caller out of Indiana who called to tell Jesse about the former vice president, Joe Biden, in Germany bashing the United States.

Nathan, another first time caller, out of Atlanta, Georgia who is concerned for Jesse because he believes the Democratic party is genuinely evil.


Tue, Feb 19 Hour 3: Roosh is Today’s Second Guest

| 1) Roosh is an author, blogger, and pick-up artist best known for his, now closed, website ReturnOfKings.com. He and Jesse discuss lusting over women, how he became a pickup artist, marriage, and the current state of women.

| 2) Joel and Jesse read the rest of today’s Super Chats!

Keith out of Illinois called to tell Jesse about the mainstream media’s attack on men.

Bruna is a first time caller out of Albania who has been listening to Jesse for a year now and appreciates everything he does. She is also wondering what a woman who is 30-35 should do about getting married and having a baby.

Richard from Texas called to answer Jesse’s biblical question. He says that people who cry are doing it for themselves.

A.J. from Michigan called to tell Jesse about black women calling themselves black queens. He says if they were a real queen they would have a real family.

Bumper Playlist:
Jesse Lee Peterson - ISM ISM (Prod. by Trevor Wesley)
Country Music - The Opening
Rural Stride - Josh Kirsch
Happy Country - Farmer Background Instrumental
Country Hip Hop Instrumental - Looks Like Murder (Ganga Beats)
The Creek - Topher Mohr and Alex Elena
Avocado Street - Wes Hutchinson
Happy Country - Rock Background Instrumental
Hit My Soul - Silent Partner
Jesse Lee Peterson - AMAZIN (Prod. by Trevor Wesley)

Speaking at a special meeting on Africa, UN chief António Guterres said, “the best way to protect refugees and displaced people is to prevent them from having to leave their homes. That means tackling root causes: poverty, conflict, discrimination and exclusion of all kinds.”

At the opening of the Africa Dialogue Series today (21 May), the UN Secretary-General António Guterres commended Africa’s generosity towards people seeking safety from war and persecution.

According to the UN, countries such as Uganda and Ethiopia have opened their doors in record numbers. However, an increasing number of forcibly displaced persons—by the end of 2017 the number of displaced people in Africa stood at 24.2 million, an increase of 4.6 million from 2016—has become a burden on the continent’s economy, the environment and the way of life of host communities.

Guterres said, “the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the African Union’s Agenda 2063 are our roadmap. Both agendas are aligned around a people-centred and planet-sensitive transformation. Eradicating poverty is their overriding priority.”

He also reiterated, “climate change jeopardizes all our plans for inclusive and sustainable development, and many African countries are particularly vulnerable despite contributing little to global warming. Rising sea levels, droughts, floods, the spread of tropical diseases and the loss of biodiversity could be devastating.”

Guterres continued, “climate change also multiplies other challenges, other threats, including poverty, conflict and particularly displacement, and slows economic growth, reducing opportunities for inclusive, sustainable development in Africa and beyond.”

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The premature anointing of Christopher Luxon as a National Party candidate could yet prove problematic for the party's leader Simon Bridges.

The former Air New Zealand boss has yet to get the formal stamp of approval as National's candidate in the Botany electorate - and then battle through a gloves-off campaign - if he does win his way into Parliament next year, talk will quickly turn to his chances as leader.

Mr Luxon isn't giving interviews until after the selection process has run its course - but plenty of others have weighed in on his political future.

RNZ deputy political editor Craig McCulloch.