@@mark99k Now that the truth is out. I wonder if the poor people of Nashville will do anything about the con job they got? And then there is the National Amtrak issue
@@ChungusTheLarge true, but they're liveable idiot Chad's rather than aggressive douche Chad's, at least it appears that way, (they're just looking for booze & snatch, nothing more)
Well as far as my understanding of propagandas conditioning how 2 remove behavioral issues would b depravation n incarceration but it's really an understanding of being human and whats the commitment
I lived in Seoul all my life. I have never seen a subway train being delayed. You can transfer free between subways and buses and all the bathrooms and such are always clean. The stations are normally connected to malls, marts, trains, and airports so you can have access to all that without leaving the underground. Also every subway train has fast free wifi available, and it costs less than 2 dollars for adults to use the subway.
yup I totally aggree! i use to live in Seoul for 10 years and it was really great now I live in Cananda and I get frustrated with the transportation here
No, it dies NOT! I am in NYC. Yesterday someone pulled the alarm signal so we were stuck in A train underground between stations with NO WiFi, NONE, ZERO WiFi!
@@andratoma9834 NYC transit is great. I use the subway train was delayed or late excuse all the time at work. No one bats an eye. Sometimes trains don't work for a couple of stations, and they send a bus instead. I'd be 30min+ late for work.
@@uupeaceunique1284 I mean, i don't really know the situation on the rest of canada... maybe living in vancouver for so long has biased me. Man Translink and BC Transit are godsends
It's so true!! They cant even put washrooms in public transit in USA and Canada because people completely trash them. When I went to Seoul (hell, all of SK) I was amazed that one card could be used in any city and how great the transit was 😍
@@SicknastyFPS Most Asian metro and rail systems are the gold standard for all other systems everywhere. The Shinkansen could be credited with starting this revolution, and apparently Americans either didn't get the memo or find rail travel communistic. The fact that there's a substantial voice against public transport is dangerous.
Yeah the reason might be... Comments on video and ability to interact with like minded people? Ability to control - video quality? - video play speed? Anything else I'm missing?
With this kind of quality and deep content; i have a feeling Hasan will write a book about capitalism one day. Props to you and your team dude, digging all the dirt in the 1% life
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Thank you for bringing awareness to prop 105 here in Phoenix. We defeated the Koch brothers and phoenix citizens stood up for our community and saved the Lightrail!!!!!!❤❤❤🚈
I'm living in Japan, it's amazing the difference between the cities with the world standard of public transit and other areas of the country where people live without it. If you don't believe me, if you've traveled to Japan for any extended period, how many of you visited beautiful Shikoku or the Sea of Japan?
@@geg754, Japanese isn't all that complicated but learning any language takes dedication as an adult. Knowing the language should never stop you from wandering around like an idiot. Even in your home town.
@@SomeOne1121 I'm not a U.S. citizen, but even I can picture myself dancing on that brothers grave. Imagine living a life where even strangers hate you, that's the Koch brother(s).
I wish Hasan was an Indian citizen, doing the same here in present Socio-political situation in India... Dude if you read this, am a fan. Watched your episodes all day.
why does this show offer me more content and facts than any other media outlets? the whole world is corrupt! unbelievable work you guys are doing. thanks!
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mercedes gomez wow john oliver is trending #1 right now. youtube should change their algorithm to always put news and informative videos on top 5 trending. we are being blinded and lied to for so long.
Don't forget this type of media still has an enormous bias, they are still private business, half of what Hassan dose could be considered product placement in a form of Parodies en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_placement#Parodies Also how often dose the criticism reach the level of systemic analysis("X is happening because of some fundamental aspect of the system we live in" like the profit incentive and private property ownership) VS how often is the criticism kept at a level of "some bad apples" (individual criticism, this company or person did a bad thing) Because the later type of criticism is trivial, virtually all societies produced such critics and tolerated them. So how often do you hear Hassan, John Oliver, Trevor Noah talk about the systemic analysis of these issue and how much is it just "some bad apples" For more on this i would recommend Noam Chompsky's works en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_model
@@fabianbinder3681 Is that what people take away from these shows? That's first of all, second: that's not relevant to my point, your talking the possibility of people changing the system because they realized that thous individual examples constitute evidence for a systemic problem, i am only talking about the nature of media and there output of narratives about our societies and weather or not they are propagandist in nature or are competitive and holding people in power and the system in check(which is the mainstream perception).
I live in Phoenix and have depended on the Light Rail to get to school and to work. Thank you for telling me about prop 105, I had no idea this was happening. My bad for thinking the Koch brothers weren't trying to ruin my life.
+keyshawn friday German magazine "Der Spiegel" had an article recently about how the Kochs try to ruin every single public transportation system in the US. They are rich enough to be able to. So, if you got ANY public transportation system plans in your area, be certain that the group against it is funded or heavily influenced by the Kochs, and don't be surprised to find their traces.
This is what Bernie Sanders has been saying for years: If 60% of the population want something to happen, it doesn't. If 2 billionairs want it to happen otherwise, it will.
Brooooooooo, you ever seen that spongebob episode where everytime spongebob looks away a bus comes, and when he turn back it leaves? I felt that on a spiritual level growing up as a kid in NYC lmao.
@22:00 Hasan mentions Prop-105 in Phoenix which sought to stop any future construction of light rail in the city. I am glad to say the voters resoundingly voted it down and more light rail will be built. The only sad note to that is David Koch did not live to see it happen.
As a citizen of central Florida. Having the Sunrail, has helped me gain employment in areas that would otherwise be only accessible by car. Even though service is good during the week, the lack of service at nights and weekends does cause some issues for the Sunrail and my work hours. We need more support and funding for all forms of public transport. Not just roads. We need funding for trains, trams, buses, lightrail and many others.
As a citizen of South Florida, our public transportation is a joke. If you miss your bus, you have to wait an hour for the next one. Most places are only accessable by car and even getting to a train would mean taking multiple buses and ride share apps to the station.
I'm glad to hear that the Sunrail has been working out for you. Does it already have lines to Orlando or no, because coming from NYC to Orlando was the craziest shit for me. There's barely any sidewalks in Orlando, and the one's there are (be mindful these are memories from 7 years ago, when I was 12 so correct me if I'm wrong), are like two feet wide max
@@Madaboutmada yea. They're misinformed though. I do agree that the Metro Light Rail does need more security personnel for the safety of passengers because of druggies. I would have voted yes to stop the expansion because it is a bad plan along central, but I voted no because it halts all future plans.
Dude the patriot act is on fire. It's getting better and better by the episode now. Last 3 episodes are DAMN well made. Everything from start to the end. Be prepared for criticism from white nationalists and supremacists though! Keep up the great job guys. And keep this high level of excellence in future episodes please. I bow in gratitude to all of you.
One more man, who keep mix up mostly Jewish people (they are white colored but they think that they are special) with white man. Btw, as I understand, by seeing your picture you are white as well. So, stop fucking support Jewish agenda against white man.
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And the thing is, public transit has the association with low-income people and by extension, the mental concept is black and brown people. This bias, subconscious or not, is driving a lot of this apathy and unwillingness to invest in public transit. But public transit is one of those things that while the most benefit might be for those who need it to get around, it's actually hugely beneficial for everyone else as well. I don't want to sit in hour-long traffic jams every day to and from my job in the city. I don't want to pay for gas or parking. Less driving also means my car doesn't have as much wear and tear and that translates to less money spent on repairs or checkups. It's better for the environment, it's space-saving not to have to build such big roads for so many cars and with options like trains or subways, it's also much much faster than if you were driving. Except these corporate fuckers just had to come in and ruin things for everyone else like always.
Nothing subconscious about it. Ride the actual public transit instead of theorizing about it, and you will see. I'm sick of taking public transit in my city. The smell, the filth, the crazies.
For someone who can't afford a car and solely relies on public transit, this scares me. It's already frustrating doing an hour commute for a 15 min drive, as is. So depressing. Sigh...
The local light rail to me has the opposite issue. The interior announcements can be heard and understood over half a mile away through the rail car's walls. The announcements should not be able to drown out airport takeoffs and landings.
CharlieMason my parents are immigrants from Japan, bro trust me it’s better here. Every immigrant sees how much better it is here. The diversity of employment, the big houses, the diversity of kids I grew up with, the opportunity in jobs, the optimism. Japan has insane culture of competition that leads to suicide and depression. It’s really rough over there in Japan, everybody is depressed and it’s getting to everybody. Unfortunately Americans born in America don’t take advantage of what they have. The best of both worlds is to live a healthy Japanese lifestyle,food, discipline, but having that lifestyle and opportunity in the USA.- coming from a kid who has best of both worlds.
@@arshadmohamed5380 Remember the "Grab her by the pussy" scandal? That's something Trump said on a bus and later his people dry to justify it by saying it was a locker room talk. So joke was that Trump things that buses are locker rooms.
Dudie? Doody? Was that your intention? Duuuude is fine, the multiple E's changes the enucleation to dudie or doody. Not trying to be a dick but you don't use the last letter of a word to drag out an entirely different sound from the beginning/middle of the word.
As someone who was born and raised in Wisconsin the second you said "zoo interchange" I could not stop the groan that was my soul leaving my body. That shit was the bane of anyone who had an actual GPS back in the day, because it changed so often that Garmin always thought you were off-roading in the middle of Milwaukee and to top it off I'm 23 and I do not remember a time when that shit wasn't under construction! Out of all the things in my life that have changed the zoo interchange construction has been the one constant factor.
Thank you for this piece. The Koch bill failed miserably today so we get to expand our trains here in Phoenix! I’m sure a lot of it was due to this piece! Thank you for your service!
Almost makes you wonder if Netflix should evolve and allow comments for some shows. I’m sure most people consume Netflix on non-keyboard enabled devices, but I bet it would sway some people to do so just for the comments.
@@rubinixcube8866 A year or two ago you could leave reviews on shows descriptions, which I thought was superhelpful. But they removed that feature for some reason. I miss it.
I'm from Milwaukee and live near the Zoo interchange. It took a long time to build, but it is a marvel of engineering, and really beautiful to look at. I'm glad that at least they could finish it. I wish we could all get behind other projects like this. I would love to see us be more like Japan. I don't know any large city that doesn't benefit from at least some public transit. I have always thought monorails would be in our future. Corruption needs to be illegal! We need a variety of types of transit in any city. My sons take the bus, and we moved where we live to be right on a good bus line. We have advocated for better funding for busses, and other forms of public transit. Advocating really works. We went as a family to talk to our Mayor, our representatives, and Scott Walker. He's from my town, and my kids went to the same school as his kids. In our city, we now have more and better bike lanes and bike bridges, and even a trolley system now. I do a lot of walking and we have some really nice off road paved and unpaved walking paths and dog walking paths through the woods along the river. As well as off road biking trails right through the city but in wooded areas. I would love to see city planners work on having more walkable communities, like mine. I can get anything I want or need within two miles of my house. And we are on all the bus lines to downtown. Our public transit is underfunded, but I was so happy to see our busses become completely accessible. My son uses a wheelchair, and the busses were too hard to take for regular use, so I had to drive him everywhere for the longest time. I think you missed an opportunity to talk about how busses are important for the disabled and elderly. It's also super important for caregivers because generally these are low wage jobs that can't support a car. I think some people here oppose public transit because our city is so segregated. The differences in lifestyle between one area and the next can be like traveling to another country over a span of just a few blocks. We are right on the edge, and the city struggles with potential crime wherever the busses are. So some people blame public transit. However, I sometimes wonder if the allocated money is really all getting to the busses and bus drivers. I hate it when politics gets in the way of doing anything. We had this downtown interchange that sat unfinished for maybe 20 years. I'm glad it was rerouted to leave our beautiful lakefront with Lake Drive alone. It became a joke as "the highway to nowhere." You can see it in the original Blues Brothers movie. We needed to fix the zoo interchange, but holding one project hostage to another is not the way to go. This just slows government down to a halt. Advocate for what you want, people do listen, but don't just oppose something other people are doing. If the Koch brothers want to make money investing in petroleum products, that's great, but interfering in various other types of transportation is not true competition. It's corruption. We all fund the things the Koch brothers are doing, it's our money they are using. We are buying their petroleum. We are investors in their companies. We can disinvest from them. We can buy different types of energy and use different types of ways to get around. Every dollar you spend is a vote for more of that. And the good thing is, you get to decide.
Like it or not, there aren't enough resources to go around. And no matter how much you might want to support everything, in the end, it's the stuff that gives rich people more money and increases inequality that gets to go through. That's pretty much the norm in America, and you should count yourself lucky if that bias hasn't remanded you to extreme hardship for your entire life.
I too am from Milwaukee. Did you know that when he was county executive in 2002, he pushed an initiative to cut bus lines that went from the black side of town to the white side of town? We advocated for ourselves and we were ignored. So maybe think about advocating alongside anyone who wants to expand the bus system.
And this is why I just wanna abandon this burning train wreck of a country and move to japan instead, because right now they're looking like the promise land not us
Nothing hurt more than seeing Hong Kong waving around our flags and protesting in the pursuit of bringing the American Dream to China and knowing deep down that in America that dream is a dead corpse strung up via lies and manipulations.......
@@pankayte860 I have a Masters in Economics. Inflation rate is 7% (according to the Federal Reserve website) right now and this doesn't even account of house price appreciation and so many subscriptions that raised their prices far more than 7%. Oil and gas prices are skyrocketing. You are dumb and illiterate and people like you shouldn't comment on politics when they have 0 idea what they are talking about! Biden literally screwed up in Afghanistan and in dealing with Saudis - who don't even pick up his phones calls. Oil prices are skyrocketing and inflation is on the verge of taking America to recession at record breaking national debt level!! Infrastructure bill is means to raise tax and national debt level. Russians have already started trading oil in Chinese currency.
Legend says David Koch died watching TV seeing the Amazon burning, and said “my job here is done.” Then closed his eyes, died, and faded away Yoda-style.
Japans maglev is a different technology to Germans. If you are talking about Shanghai maglev then yes they are designed by Germans. The Technology used in German maglev train is electromagnetic suspension which is also used in Shanghai maglev and the technology in Japanese maglevs are electro dynamic suspension.
It's the same attitude here in Quebec City, the predominant attitude is that only money spent on car infrastructure is not wasted. The streets downtown were designed for horses, in order to increase capacity, you have to tunnel. The tramway is decades overdue if we ever get it. I can't wait so I bought an e-fat bike but I still need winter public transit.
Heck, a billion USD or two would be enough for a lot of the USA's infrastructure, education and healthcare problems lmao. That's barely anything out of their military budget!
But mah aircraft carrier! Seriously, we need defense contractors to pivot to civilian goods that are needed. Less bombers, more trains, Less tanks, more buses (electric if possible).
US has waaaaaaay more money and weapons in defense than any other country on the planet, and yet they just keep giving the military more money!! Then that orange tool bans trans people from the military for no reason as well 😤😤
@Test86 One4 "hinduphobic propaganda" I wish I was Jared, 19 Kay hua bhai aur koi kaam nahi mila aaj? Banda India ke bare mey baat bhi nahi kar raha isme toh.
the citizens are in support of this but i dont think the multi-billion dollar military industrial complex wants to do that even though statistics do show that just as many or more jobs could be created by investing in green public transportion. not only that good public transportation always boosts any economy in various ways
A group that gets kind of left out in this public transport conversation is those with some kind of disability that means they can’t drive. For example, my eyesight is bad enough that I can’t drive, and I’m lucky enough to live in a place with great public transport infrastructure. If you disregard your public transport, you disregard the people who can’t drive for medical or financial reasons. Just imagine how tough it would be for someone who doesn’t have the use of their legs or someone who is fully blind to commute without good public transport. Without a good public transport infrastructure, they’d either have to pay a lot of money for flats close to their work, or pay lots of money for taxis to work.
I've said it before and I'll say it again: get👏🏾money 👏🏾out👏🏾of 👏🏾politics👏🏾 it will solve so many of our problems. solid episode, as usual. and kudos to the graphics department, as always.
Sorry but no. I've noticed that about a number of left wing talk show hosts and the like. Turns out, some "hardworking, God fearing good old boys" have not a single better thing to do than dislike them regularly. These assholes dislike everything the minute it's uploaded. Check around, about 120 dislikes on all of Stephan Colbert's The Late Show channel, more for Bill Mayer and the list goes on. I ain't joking, every single fucking video has nearly the same number of dislikes and RUclips doesn't care to dismiss their proxy accounts. Bullshit.
@@camelthegamer7165 Actually talk show hosts like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel have a lot more reasons to get dislikes. They still believe in CIA/NSA BS like Russia interfering the elections and don't like to talk about how Bernie Sanders is more electable than any democrat out there or about Tulsi Gabbard destroying Kamala Harris, or about banning Israel and blocking them from American financial aids, or real stuff like these that's destroying America from within. They are 24x7 only joking about what the orange guy in the White House tweeted or what he is shouting in the lawn.
Well, its not wrong... But infrastructure-wise we blow the US out of the water. Roads, rails and bus transit are way better here. And then there's like half that cycles to work...
@@elliotunderhill3617 I agree. Just got back from Amsterdam this morning. The public transportation just rocks. There is a tube or a tram reaching just about everywhere you want. We took our car via ferry to hotel next to the tube/metro and we had an awesome time there.
🤪🤪🤪 we have the best infrastructure when it comes to bicycle pads. The government stimulates it and there are a lot off employers pay for an part off the bike if you use to get to and from work. Fast trains go every 10 minutes in the West off the country during rush ours. There are also trams, buses and underground. In the trains there is WiFi and places to work during your travel. We also have ab excellent high way system. The government maintains and renew the infrastructure on an regular base. Not like on the US where everything is old, worn and broken.
Hasan Minhaj was truly educating the country to the truth of what's happening in the country in an witty humourous way. I's a tragedy that Netflix ended Patriot Act. It's like shutting out the voice of reasoning and truth. He must have pissed of many who prefers Americans to stay illiterate. Netflix should bring it back and Hasan should be able to continue to question relevant issues facing the country. He's the best of the comedians and belongs in the same category as John Oliver and John Stewart. Thank you Hasan.
I'm in Phoenix and I know that the light rail has been a boon to the communities surrounding the train! And the train is nice, clean and convenient. I wish it would expand into my neighborhood. Traffic is bad here and our public transportation in general is just not good enough. I lived in Seattle and took the bus everywhere, but here in Phoenix it takes me two hours to go 20 minutes down the road. We desperately need better public transportation. Our highways already have tons of lanes and it isn't solving our problems with congestion. Also, it doesn't help people who can't afford multiple cars and who would really benefit from a good public transportation system. (Me!) Additionally, the air quality is crap and all of the concrete is making Phoenix hotter than it's historic averages. There are just so many ways that Phoenix would benefit from a good public transportation system. I'm showing this video to anyone who will sit still long enough to watch it.
@capitalism kills way more not a lot to tell as I just really started, currently work in transportation planning so I see a lot of those proposed projects that Hasan talked about in the episode pass by and get money thrown at them but end up getting shut down because it's more financially beneficial to the state in the short run to invest in making express lanes with tolls than waiting years and years for improved public transport.
@@_karlavane_ local municipality and state leader have their hands tied. They focus on express lanes and tolls so it doesn't effect their chances for employment for the next position. Our best chance for public transit is public private partnerships. It is not the core competency of most individuals that work in government. If we really cared about affordability we would work on this a longtime ago. I think procuring land near transit stops affordable housing units and property taxes/impacts fee to allocate money to longterm train line maintenance.
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Nashville represent. Wow, crazy you brought up the Koch brothers cause that's actually what happened lmaooo. They turned it around in like a few days. Poured in millions.
i live here too and had no idea that's what happened. i know public opinion turned quick (i had some qualms with what parts of town they wanted to lay track) but i still would've rather we have it than not
My last name is Koch (pronounced different) and I can not tell you how many times people have seen my last name and been discussed. Theres always a little less resentment after I give them proper pronunciation of my name. ..my first names pretty messed up too so introductions are always fun.
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this happens to me when i wait for the bus, because of the unreliablity of the bus and the infrequency of buses its actually easier to just take a rentable electric powered bike the 2 miles to my college (JUMP Bikes) it took me less time simply because when i was ready to leave i can leave// waiting for the bus can be hit or miss that its on time and sometiems they drive past me all together.
@@Viaishta uber costs me hella money and taking ubers all the time is econimically as unfeasable as owning a car if ur below the poverty line. being able to transport myself to work for free or via public trasnport rather than paying 10$( one hours wage) for a ride to work. uber doesnt do enough to support loyal repeat customers who would rely on these services to get to work if only they were paid enough to afford the high prices we pay for everything
@@rubinixcube8866 They can see viewer numbers here, just below the title. Lots of TV/streaming websites use their youtube upload viewing figures to compile total viewership. Don't worry, they know what they're doing.
The public transport system here in Australia is interesting. Whenever people come over here from Europe they always say something like "Man your public transport sucks. It's so bad." When I've had friends come over from the USA, they've said "OMG, your public transport system is amazing. It's so good. I wish we had this."
Here in Albuquerque we had a kinda ok city bus system, but then the previous mayor decided to push through the so-called ART (Albuquerque Rapid Transit) along the main central road appropriately named Central Avenue. The system was built, had to be redone a few times due to the heights of platforms not matching the new bus doors, traffic striping, and signals not working. The buses came but then were sent back due to leaking batteries (the buses were electric), and numerous defects. The contract for the buses was cancelled, went to court, renegotiated, a new bus contractor was found and signed on as the bus provider. Meanwhile where Central Avenue used to have really good double bendy buses and regular buses running back and forth efficiently and two full lanes for car traffic we now have no ART buses since no buses have been shipped here, Central is down to one lane for cars each way and the cost of course quadrupled in the all this process. Not to mention the disruption to businesses to construct the ART system in which many businesses closed their doors no customers could get to them. The ART project was clusterfuck from the beginning, middle and we have yet to see the end.
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Here's some good news: Phoenix AZ voted no on prop 105 so the light rail will continue! Take that Koch
Woohoo! also AZ has been showing up in the news a lot lately! Weird to see it becoming a battleground state :O
I was wondering! I'm so relieved
@@mark99k Now that the truth is out. I wonder if the poor people of Nashville will do anything about the con job they got? And then there is the National Amtrak issue
What is update? Did the voters vote to expand the light rail?
@@InugamiTheHound In Phoenix, yes. But in Nashville, no.
The young Koch brothers were really cool for doing the bit at the end lol
No kidding, I see why Hasan likes those guys.
Dibaaaa
Couple of absolute fucking Chads these guys are lol
They're like the two idiot high school bro's (in both sense if the word)
@@ChungusTheLarge true, but they're liveable idiot Chad's rather than aggressive douche Chad's, at least it appears that way, (they're just looking for booze & snatch, nothing more)
People keeps forgetting the disabled. The disabled needs public transit too. We need it more to basically do any basic function.
Most of those disabled ppl) I'm not 1 of/ r fakers with just behavioral issues that could be removed manually
@@SsDiBoi how do you manually remove behavioral issues-
Well as far as my understanding of propagandas conditioning how 2 remove behavioral issues would b depravation n incarceration but it's really an understanding of being human and whats the commitment
@@mrp4728 the insane asylums
@@SsDiBoi fuck you im autistic and it can't be physically fixed only meds and therapy
The patriot act theme song makes me feel like there is a revoltution to come
Revolution! ❣🤓
Patriots revolt❣
Now we just need our Lafayette.
I know I LOVE IT
Yes
It is
Phoenix voted no on prop. 105 and clears the way for the light rail expansion.
"I'm almost there. JUST PLAY THE INTRO"
LOL
And here I am cheering like it's the climactic scene in a sports movie - YOU'RE GONNA MAKE IT HASAN!
Reminds me of the Spanish Inquisition, where they arrive _just_ a bit too late.
"Nobody expects the Spanish--oh bugger!"
Best open hahah
I lived in Seoul all my life. I have never seen a subway train being delayed. You can transfer free between subways and buses and all the bathrooms and such are always clean. The stations are normally connected to malls, marts, trains, and airports so you can have access to all that without leaving the underground. Also every subway train has fast free wifi available, and it costs less than 2 dollars for adults to use the subway.
yup I totally aggree! i use to live in Seoul for 10 years and it was really great now I live in Cananda and I get frustrated with the transportation here
No, it dies NOT! I am in NYC. Yesterday someone pulled the alarm signal so we were stuck in A train underground between stations with NO WiFi, NONE, ZERO WiFi!
@@andratoma9834 what are you talking about though You are talking NYC they are talking Seoul
@@andratoma9834 NYC transit is great. I use the subway train was delayed or late excuse all the time at work. No one bats an eye. Sometimes trains don't work for a couple of stations, and they send a bus instead. I'd be 30min+ late for work.
@@uupeaceunique1284 I mean, i don't really know the situation on the rest of canada... maybe living in vancouver for so long has biased me. Man Translink and BC Transit are godsends
Seoul metro: cheap as dirt, clean bathrooms, efficient AF.
It's so true!! They cant even put washrooms in public transit in USA and Canada because people completely trash them. When I went to Seoul (hell, all of SK) I was amazed that one card could be used in any city and how great the transit was 😍
Same with China
people in Seul are clean and clever. americans are not. :) (native americans not included)
@@SicknastyFPS Most Asian metro and rail systems are the gold standard for all other systems everywhere. The Shinkansen could be credited with starting this revolution, and apparently Americans either didn't get the memo or find rail travel communistic. The fact that there's a substantial voice against public transport is dangerous.
@@kicatygoodidea4650 I've been to Seoul many times. I can assure you it hasn't always been clean lol. Though nowadays it is.
4:55 to 5:10
hasan’s graphics team deserves more appreciation damn
no we need a raise, fuck you hasan, this is john and i've got 5 kids and you're not paying me for shit!
Keep your appreciation , ask him to pay them more
@@littlelion8543 hi Hasan's graphic designer
@@Arnold_X3 lol
I'm sure he is paid well.
We need to petition for Patriot Act to come back to Netflix, man🥺
It should stay on RUclips. But, it should continue.
@@adebowaleselere4254 good point!
I would love to have patriot Act back too. PLEASE
BRUHHHHHHHH letssss make an ig movement and and twitter movement plssss lead uss
100% agree
I don't see a trampoline, Hasan.
Muhammad Abdullah EXACTLY!!!!!!
Where the trampoline at Hasan ?!!!!
Didn't get you what do you mean no trampoline
Chaitanya Vakharia in the last episode, he promised to have a trampoline in this episode.
TRAMPOLINE! TRAMPOLINE! TRAMPOLINE!
:)
I have netflix but I still only watch Patriot Act on youtube for some reason. lol
Yeah the reason might be...
Comments on video and ability to interact with like minded people?
Ability to control
- video quality?
- video play speed?
Anything else I'm missing?
@@Ba5edAF You are probably correct but you sound kinda condescending so I wont admit :P
You can comment
And rage or woke
I watch it on Netflix then go to youtube to see the comments.
Metoo
For that endless spiral animation, your staff needs a raise. Amazing.
With this kind of quality and deep content; i have a feeling Hasan will write a book about capitalism one day.
Props to you and your team dude, digging all the dirt in the 1% life
What does capitalism and the 1% have to do with this lol
@@anasbis7023 if you dont get it then hasan have failed himself
@@AgusleoHalim Well, I've watched 5 minutes of this episode so far. I guess he talks about greedy billionares in the next 20?
@@AgusleoHalim I'm sorry? when did we think of capitalism as something evil lol
@@AmY-gm2qs Lol some people dont understand that without capitalism, they wouldn't have a quarter of what they do have.
Watching this on the train somehow makes it worse.
Sing it folks! Ironnnnnnnny!
Haha
The irony is fucked up
Hahaha. Nothing wrong with that train/public transport
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CAN WE APPRECIATE HOW CUTE HE IS WITH HIS HAIR DOWN!
Lolll
I see you're a woman of culture.
exactly my thought when I saw it!
Yes let's talk about it
I see we’re both gay
Thank you for bringing awareness to prop 105 here in Phoenix. We defeated the Koch brothers and phoenix citizens stood up for our community and saved the Lightrail!!!!!!❤❤❤🚈
🖐️ when we turn out stuff gets done :D
@@WindsorMason you got that right! 🖐
Well done Phoenix!
I live very far away, but I’m really glad for Phoenix! Well done, people!
thats awesome!!
Hassan... David Koch is dead.
After he saw your exposè about him
what the actual fk... o.O I thought u were joking.
@@element74 Hasan killed it
He actaully just died too
so, when does the other one kick the bucket ?
@@robertidonotsharemyfullnam496 hopefully soon... 😂
I'm living in Japan, it's amazing the difference between the cities with the world standard of public transit and other areas of the country where people live without it. If you don't believe me, if you've traveled to Japan for any extended period, how many of you visited beautiful Shikoku or the Sea of Japan?
I'm just gonna visit Japan out of pure jealousy
I don't think I can visit Japan because I would wander like an idiot and japanese is complicated as calculus
@@geg754, Japanese isn't all that complicated but learning any language takes dedication as an adult. Knowing the language should never stop you from wandering around like an idiot. Even in your home town.
@@geg754 its not hard ur just lazy. You learn hiragaba and katakana, it starts making a lot of sense. But if you cant do that, dont bother
Dude 4 days later one of them dies? Note to self never mess with Hasan.
Yo and Phoenix voted no on prop 105 and I have a strong feeling that those ppl who turned out to vote no watch hasan
One to go...
@@SomeOne1121 I'm not a U.S. citizen, but even I can picture myself dancing on that brothers grave.
Imagine living a life where even strangers hate you, that's the Koch brother(s).
@@bjoardar I've never even stepped foot in the US. Totally agree
@@bjoardar
Dancing isn't what I have in mind.
SMH! Every American needs to travel to Europe and Asia and see how advanced the metro systems are over there. Its night and day.
Tumbox
Literally night and day lmao
America is inferior to others
Im pretty sure America's is not as bad as India's.
Why? I have a car.
@@wordwonderg_0194 Yeah but the USA is a developed country and the richtest country in the world
I wish Hasan was an Indian citizen, doing the same here in present Socio-political situation in India...
Dude if you read this, am a fan. Watched your episodes all day.
In all honesty, i feel that the retaliation can be deadly in India
@@shashankgadamsetty508 No, it is not. I am up for such constructive criticism.
He would be labeled as anti-national and locked up in India for doing something like this. Such a fascist country we are becoming.
@@lilkidlover309 Which indian state you're from?
@@shashankgadamsetty508 Yes. More likely depending on the area he conducts his show
Patriot Act can kill a Koch Brother.
Renew this show, Netflix.
why does this show offer me more content and facts than any other media outlets? the whole world is corrupt! unbelievable work you guys are doing. thanks!
Have you watched
Lastweek tonight with John Oliver? Sundays
Yesterday's episode
ruclips.net/video/TATSAHJKRd8/видео.html
Real time with Bill Maher Fridays
Friday's episode
ruclips.net/video/_Wc53P6itxI/видео.html
Or the daily show with Trevor Noah? M-T
Part of 1vof last week's show
ruclips.net/video/CNcgUdPacyo/видео.html
Sad when we have to get real information from comedians,
mercedes gomez wow john oliver is trending #1 right now. youtube should change their algorithm to always put news and informative videos on top 5 trending. we are being blinded and lied to for so long.
Don't forget this type of media still has an enormous bias, they are still private business, half of what Hassan dose could be considered product placement in a form of Parodies
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Product_placement#Parodies
Also how often dose the criticism reach the level of systemic analysis("X is happening because of some fundamental aspect of the system we live in" like the profit incentive and private property ownership) VS how often is the criticism kept at a level of "some bad apples" (individual criticism, this company or person did a bad thing)
Because the later type of criticism is trivial, virtually all societies produced such critics and tolerated them.
So how often do you hear Hassan, John Oliver, Trevor Noah talk about the systemic analysis of these issue and how much is it just "some bad apples"
For more on this i would recommend Noam Chompsky's works
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Propaganda_model
tigerclaw1000 well, if you create ways to point out all of them bad apples, you create a new system.
@@fabianbinder3681 Is that what people take away from these shows? That's first of all, second: that's not relevant to my point, your talking the possibility of people changing the system because they realized that thous individual examples constitute evidence for a systemic problem, i am only talking about the nature of media and there output of narratives about our societies and weather or not they are propagandist in nature or are competitive and holding people in power and the system in check(which is the mainstream perception).
Be honest, this guy is Netflix’s John Oliver.
Better than JO in every single wat god I miss patriot act
I live in Phoenix and have depended on the Light Rail to get to school and to work. Thank you for telling me about prop 105, I had no idea this was happening. My bad for thinking the Koch brothers weren't trying to ruin my life.
+keyshawn friday German magazine "Der Spiegel" had an article recently about how the Kochs try to ruin every single public transportation system in the US. They are rich enough to be able to.
So, if you got ANY public transportation system plans in your area, be certain that the group against it is funded or heavily influenced by the Kochs, and don't be surprised to find their traces.
This is what Bernie Sanders has been saying for years: If 60% of the population want something to happen, it doesn't. If 2 billionairs want it to happen otherwise, it will.
Now go out there and spread this video around Phoenix! You got this!
“Your bus came the minute you left” This has happened to me. 😅
Brooooooooo, you ever seen that spongebob episode where everytime spongebob looks away a bus comes, and when he turn back it leaves? I felt that on a spiritual level growing up as a kid in NYC lmao.
@@KiraDaBeastNY ah i see you are a man of culture
@@thehistorians5231 Indeed.
I feel attacked lmao. 😂
@22:00 Hasan mentions Prop-105 in Phoenix which sought to stop any future construction of light rail in the city. I am glad to say the voters resoundingly voted it down and more light rail will be built. The only sad note to that is David Koch did not live to see it happen.
As a citizen of central Florida. Having the Sunrail, has helped me gain employment in areas that would otherwise be only accessible by car. Even though service is good during the week, the lack of service at nights and weekends does cause some issues for the Sunrail and my work hours. We need more support and funding for all forms of public transport. Not just roads. We need funding for trains, trams, buses, lightrail and many others.
As a citizen of South Florida, our public transportation is a joke. If you miss your bus, you have to wait an hour for the next one. Most places are only accessable by car and even getting to a train would mean taking multiple buses and ride share apps to the station.
@@Bekindrewind_ how about the tri-rail?
I'm glad to hear that the Sunrail has been working out for you. Does it already have lines to Orlando or no, because coming from NYC to Orlando was the craziest shit for me. There's barely any sidewalks in Orlando, and the one's there are (be mindful these are memories from 7 years ago, when I was 12 so correct me if I'm wrong), are like two feet wide max
@@Bekindrewind_ I agree especially if you get your licence suspended. Public transportation is trash
Yes!!! I live in Central Florida too; I would love to take the Sunrail on a Saturday instead of I-4. But definitely glad the system is there. 🙂
You killed it man (I mean like literally, the guy is dead now)
ITS THE PATRIOT ACT CURSEEEE
Imagine it happens again with someone else
@Lucid _2_Win honestly they are all equally shitty but bolsanaro is the first one that came to mind after that Amazon fire business
"The things" Mr. Morningstar going to do with him
the other still alive tho
I was in Scotland a few weeks ago, the trains ran on time, everything went smooth, it was sublime.
So, this is why I have been seen these signs "vote YES for 105 to fix our roads" here in Phoenix all over the place. Well now I know
Tear them up.
Spread the word
I already voted No
Pure heartbreak if Prop 105 passes. Those communities along S Central Ave could all use this and Phoenix would really take off in a smart way.
@@Madaboutmada yea. They're misinformed though. I do agree that the Metro Light Rail does need more security personnel for the safety of passengers because of druggies. I would have voted yes to stop the expansion because it is a bad plan along central, but I voted no because it halts all future plans.
Dude the patriot act is on fire. It's getting better and better by the episode now.
Last 3 episodes are DAMN well made. Everything from start to the end.
Be prepared for criticism from white nationalists and supremacists though!
Keep up the great job guys.
And keep this high level of excellence in future episodes please.
I bow in gratitude to all of you.
One more man, who keep mix up mostly Jewish people (they are white colored but they think that they are special) with white man. Btw, as I understand, by seeing your picture you are white as well. So, stop fucking support Jewish agenda against white man.
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And that’s why he was shut down. He was telling too much truth for the elite’s comfort.
And the thing is, public transit has the association with low-income people and by extension, the mental concept is black and brown people. This bias, subconscious or not, is driving a lot of this apathy and unwillingness to invest in public transit. But public transit is one of those things that while the most benefit might be for those who need it to get around, it's actually hugely beneficial for everyone else as well. I don't want to sit in hour-long traffic jams every day to and from my job in the city. I don't want to pay for gas or parking. Less driving also means my car doesn't have as much wear and tear and that translates to less money spent on repairs or checkups.
It's better for the environment, it's space-saving not to have to build such big roads for so many cars and with options like trains or subways, it's also much much faster than if you were driving. Except these corporate fuckers just had to come in and ruin things for everyone else like always.
Sad indeed and think 🤔 of how many people could work out of state and come home the same day if we had great railroad 🚆
Well said.
Nothing subconscious about it. Ride the actual public transit instead of theorizing about it, and you will see. I'm sick of taking public transit in my city. The smell, the filth, the crazies.
For someone who can't afford a car and solely relies on public transit, this scares me. It's already frustrating doing an hour commute for a 15 min drive, as is. So depressing. Sigh...
what's crazy when i visited japan i was shocked at how quick and on time everything was :[ it really made me think we have 0 excuse here.
Come and visit London someday, you will learn what PUBLIC TRANSPORT really means.
English transportation is complete garbage. Especially London transport.
@@Sergio-fu7mv The Tube handles up to 5,000,000 passenger journeys a day compare to 626,000 of DC Metro. Numbers don't lie
@@stupidsam3585 dude, why did you put commas in one number and not the other? Put those commas in lol. It makes it easier to read.
How unrealistic, you can’t actually hear the PA on American public transit. 🤣
I was thinking the same :D
Exactly
The local light rail to me has the opposite issue. The interior announcements can be heard and understood over half a mile away through the rail car's walls. The announcements should not be able to drown out airport takeoffs and landings.
@@MxMe-su1ch xD awww I feel sorry for your ears
Lol the T's PA system blows out your ear drums
"American public transportation sucks!"
*Laughs in Filipino 😂
Omg MRT and LRT, literally the worst!! Plus the traffic.. HAHAHAHA
*laughs harder in Nigeria*🤣😂
I hope their promise of better mass transit by 2025 becomes true. Hope they don't screw up.
@@sea7544 go slow na our life😂😂😂😂, bad roads, terrible drivers wetin Musa no go see for gate.
India: let me introduce myself
US: can't keep a bus running.
japan: let's put 300 dollar toilet seats on every stall
Telisto Life japan is great, but they have there own issues. Aging population, women not getting married, obsession with technology.
@@trolololololololololololol6124 The US is still worse overall. Like, circling the drain levels now.
CharlieMason my parents are immigrants from Japan, bro trust me it’s better here. Every immigrant sees how much better it is here. The diversity of employment, the big houses, the diversity of kids I grew up with, the opportunity in jobs, the optimism. Japan has insane culture of competition that leads to suicide and depression. It’s really rough over there in Japan, everybody is depressed and it’s getting to everybody. Unfortunately Americans born in America don’t take advantage of what they have. The best of both worlds is to live a healthy Japanese lifestyle,food, discipline, but having that lifestyle and opportunity in the USA.- coming from a kid who has best of both worlds.
@@trolololololololololololol6124 The opportunity in the US exists only for the priveleged few.
@@trolololololololololololol6124 A well thought out comment was the last thing I expected to see from a guy with your username, ngl. Good on you, man.
Last time Trump was in a bus he thought it was a locker room...you are killing it dudeee 🤣
I didnt get that joke context pls?
@@arshadmohamed5380 just Google trump locker room 👍
@@arshadmohamed5380 Remember the "Grab her by the pussy" scandal? That's something Trump said on a bus and later his people dry to justify it by saying it was a locker room talk. So joke was that Trump things that buses are locker rooms.
Dudie? Doody? Was that your intention? Duuuude is fine, the multiple E's changes the enucleation to dudie or doody.
Not trying to be a dick but you don't use the last letter of a word to drag out an entirely different sound from the beginning/middle of the word.
He raises a great point
It was nice for the nicer Koch brothers to do that bit in the end. ^_^ Adorable.
Prop 105 went DOWN!!
And David Koch died.
This show is saving the world, one issue at a time!
Who ever wrote the Hanukkah matata joke should get a raise
At least buy them a drink. Maybe...a Molotov cocktail?
you mean mozel tov cocktail
Nawrin 420 likes now, nice
As someone who was born and raised in Wisconsin the second you said "zoo interchange" I could not stop the groan that was my soul leaving my body. That shit was the bane of anyone who had an actual GPS back in the day, because it changed so often that Garmin always thought you were off-roading in the middle of Milwaukee and to top it off I'm 23 and I do not remember a time when that shit wasn't under construction! Out of all the things in my life that have changed the zoo interchange construction has been the one constant factor.
Thank you for this piece. The Koch bill failed miserably today so we get to expand our trains here in Phoenix! I’m sure a lot of it was due to this piece! Thank you for your service!
Who else already watched it on Netflix and just came here for the comments
Huzef YT i can’t watch it on Netflix. The comment section is crucial to the experience.
Almost makes you wonder if Netflix should evolve and allow comments for some shows. I’m sure most people consume Netflix on non-keyboard enabled devices, but I bet it would sway some people to do so just for the comments.
@@rubinixcube8866 They should just do it. Netflix is just too isolated since the thumbs up and down system.
Me :)
@@rubinixcube8866 A year or two ago you could leave reviews on shows descriptions, which I thought was superhelpful. But they removed that feature for some reason. I miss it.
I'm from Milwaukee and live near the Zoo interchange. It took a long time to build, but it is a marvel of engineering, and really beautiful to look at. I'm glad that at least they could finish it. I wish we could all get behind other projects like this. I would love to see us be more like Japan. I don't know any large city that doesn't benefit from at least some public transit. I have always thought monorails would be in our future.
Corruption needs to be illegal!
We need a variety of types of transit in any city. My sons take the bus, and we moved where we live to be right on a good bus line. We have advocated for better funding for busses, and other forms of public transit. Advocating really works. We went as a family to talk to our Mayor, our representatives, and Scott Walker. He's from my town, and my kids went to the same school as his kids. In our city, we now have more and better bike lanes and bike bridges, and even a trolley system now.
I do a lot of walking and we have some really nice off road paved and unpaved walking paths and dog walking paths through the woods along the river. As well as off road biking trails right through the city but in wooded areas.
I would love to see city planners work on having more walkable communities, like mine. I can get anything I want or need within two miles of my house. And we are on all the bus lines to downtown.
Our public transit is underfunded, but I was so happy to see our busses become completely accessible. My son uses a wheelchair, and the busses were too hard to take for regular use, so I had to drive him everywhere for the longest time. I think you missed an opportunity to talk about how busses are important for the disabled and elderly. It's also super important for caregivers because generally these are low wage jobs that can't support a car.
I think some people here oppose public transit because our city is so segregated. The differences in lifestyle between one area and the next can be like traveling to another country over a span of just a few blocks. We are right on the edge, and the city struggles with potential crime wherever the busses are. So some people blame public transit. However, I sometimes wonder if the allocated money is really all getting to the busses and bus drivers.
I hate it when politics gets in the way of doing anything. We had this downtown interchange that sat unfinished for maybe 20 years. I'm glad it was rerouted to leave our beautiful lakefront with Lake Drive alone. It became a joke as "the highway to nowhere." You can see it in the original Blues Brothers movie.
We needed to fix the zoo interchange, but holding one project hostage to another is not the way to go. This just slows government down to a halt. Advocate for what you want, people do listen, but don't just oppose something other people are doing. If the Koch brothers want to make money investing in petroleum products, that's great, but interfering in various other types of transportation is not true competition. It's corruption.
We all fund the things the Koch brothers are doing, it's our money they are using. We are buying their petroleum. We are investors in their companies. We can disinvest from them. We can buy different types of energy and use different types of ways to get around.
Every dollar you spend is a vote for more of that. And the good thing is, you get to decide.
Like it or not, there aren't enough resources to go around. And no matter how much you might want to support everything, in the end, it's the stuff that gives rich people more money and increases inequality that gets to go through. That's pretty much the norm in America, and you should count yourself lucky if that bias hasn't remanded you to extreme hardship for your entire life.
I too am from Milwaukee. Did you know that when he was county executive in 2002, he pushed an initiative to cut bus lines that went from the black side of town to the white side of town? We advocated for ourselves and we were ignored. So maybe think about advocating alongside anyone who wants to expand the bus system.
Hasan is becoming like John Oliver with the crazy amount of money spent and one big outrageous thing done at the end. Keep at it Hasan
Indeed. He is putting up a nice competition to the arena of deep-dive, political satire shows.
He's better.
At least he presents the world with relevant facts about the topic being discussed
he's literally just brown john oliver and it's great
He's better imo. Oliver ends up pushing his own self too much, does not empathize like Hassan does.
New appreciation for our public transport here in Japan. Daaaaang.
Is there something like this issues in japan transport. . .??
@@aglisful I simply did not appreciate it as much as i do now.
A Japanese company once offered to build a bullet train over here but we turned them down because we couldn't risk someone making our country better.
And this is why I just wanna abandon this burning train wreck of a country and move to japan instead, because right now they're looking like the promise land not us
Nothing hurt more than seeing Hong Kong waving around our flags and protesting in the pursuit of bringing the American Dream to China and knowing deep down that in America that dream is a dead corpse strung up via lies and manipulations.......
Thanks Trump for literally walking out on the Infrastructure bill signing that would have helped soo much.
Wasn’t that one of his campaign promises?
It doesn't help him personally or one of the people that claim to be his friend so he doesn't actually care about it.
Infrastructure week is coming!
US economy boomed during Trump era and now inflation is 7%
@Ahmed Zaki Khan that is not only irrelevant but insanely wrong on so many levels. Get out of here bot.
@@pankayte860 I have a Masters in Economics. Inflation rate is 7% (according to the Federal Reserve website) right now and this doesn't even account of house price appreciation and so many subscriptions that raised their prices far more than 7%. Oil and gas prices are skyrocketing.
You are dumb and illiterate and people like you shouldn't comment on politics when they have 0 idea what they are talking about!
Biden literally screwed up in Afghanistan and in dealing with Saudis - who don't even pick up his phones calls. Oil prices are skyrocketing and inflation is on the verge of taking America to recession at record breaking national debt level!!
Infrastructure bill is means to raise tax and national debt level. Russians have already started trading oil in Chinese currency.
Legend says David Koch died watching TV seeing the Amazon burning, and said “my job here is done.” Then closed his eyes, died, and faded away Yoda-style.
Looks like It's not the Koch's brothers anymore since David Koch just died today
well they were fucking old, surprise surprise old people die.
Hallelujah
@@rodrigocartens7563 koch got a splotch on his crotch.
I feel so bad for Charles, for real. It's just Charles Koch now, and the bro dynamic is gone.
Japan : we have floating trains.
Germany: Thank you I designed it
lmao
Who designed that sexy ass bus?
Japans maglev is a different technology to Germans. If you are talking about Shanghai maglev then yes they are designed by Germans. The Technology used in German maglev train is electromagnetic suspension which is also used in Shanghai maglev and the technology in Japanese maglevs are electro dynamic suspension.
Different floating trains - Japan's were designed by the Central Japan Railway Company and the Railway Technical Research Institute.
@@naturalselection71 concise and informative. Thanks!
You're killin' it Hasan. Watched this then immediately found out about David Koch's death afterward.
i mean... he's literally killin' it never mess with hasan😂
22:08 For anyone wondering Phoenix voted to keep going on the light rail expansion and they did it at a 2-1 vote.
Thankyou!! I wondered about this!
This is why people like the remaining Koch don't want people to be able to vote.
It's the same attitude here in Quebec City, the predominant attitude is that only money spent on car infrastructure is not wasted. The streets downtown were designed for horses, in order to increase capacity, you have to tunnel. The tramway is decades overdue if we ever get it. I can't wait so I bought an e-fat bike but I still need winter public transit.
As a Wisconsonite this is a personal attack and I thank you for it.
If they could just decrease their defense budget a bit, there would be a lot of money for the public transportation infrastructure .
Heck, a billion USD or two would be enough for a lot of the USA's infrastructure, education and healthcare problems lmao. That's barely anything out of their military budget!
But mah aircraft carrier! Seriously, we need defense contractors to pivot to civilian goods that are needed. Less bombers, more trains, Less tanks, more buses (electric if possible).
US has waaaaaaay more money and weapons in defense than any other country on the planet, and yet they just keep giving the military more money!! Then that orange tool bans trans people from the military for no reason as well 😤😤
@Test86 One4 "hinduphobic propaganda" I wish I was Jared, 19
Kay hua bhai aur koi kaam nahi mila aaj? Banda India ke bare mey baat bhi nahi kar raha isme toh.
the citizens are in support of this but i dont think the multi-billion dollar military industrial complex wants to do that even though statistics do show that just as many or more jobs could be created by investing in green public transportion. not only that good public transportation always boosts any economy in various ways
A group that gets kind of left out in this public transport conversation is those with some kind of disability that means they can’t drive. For example, my eyesight is bad enough that I can’t drive, and I’m lucky enough to live in a place with great public transport infrastructure. If you disregard your public transport, you disregard the people who can’t drive for medical or financial reasons. Just imagine how tough it would be for someone who doesn’t have the use of their legs or someone who is fully blind to commute without good public transport. Without a good public transport infrastructure, they’d either have to pay a lot of money for flats close to their work, or pay lots of money for taxis to work.
Denmark isnt over over-selling
Travelling in a good bus like Mercedes or Volvo busses is much more comfortable than travelling in a car.
Especially since you can just sit back and enjoy the scenery.
WHAT?! I was told there would be sex. 🤔
@@coppersense999 with the right set of passengers and driver.....who knows what happens
"Walker is like Paul Rudd with less time in the womb." Is there a school where comedy show writers are taught these things? 😂
Well there the Jon Stewart school of political comedy that gave us Hasan, Trevor Noah, John Oliver and more lol
US public transportation sucks. Bangladesh : Am i a joke to you.
Secret of Hasan's hair- Magic hands😂
And coconut oil 😁
😁😆
I've said it before and I'll say it again: get👏🏾money 👏🏾out👏🏾of 👏🏾politics👏🏾 it will solve so many of our problems.
solid episode, as usual. and kudos to the graphics department, as always.
You'll receive 5 wakashmacks dollars for every downvote on the_nikster's comment.
Lobbying
That Rubicon was crossed in the 80's. You have Emperors now.
He is putting a lot effort we all should support hasan
one thing i love about this show is that Hasan doesn't wait for the audience's laugh and prolong the show but goes straight to the next information.
7:30 "yeah just catch up" lol
Hassan you’ve worn that blue sweater in like 5 episodes but still haven’t worn the #Tanfrance outfit?
Stan Ethereal Figures this reply has nothing to do with his outfit.....were critiquing that right now
What is the budget for this show? $1500 on images, and they got reality stars to cameo? Damn, that must've been expensive.
When the cool Koch brothers made an appearance I SCREAMED
I screamed, too but for a much darker reason.
I didnt know they existed before now, but I'm glad I just found out.
I'm glad they're showing support but I left wanting to forget they exist lol
Hasan putting in overtime for John Oliver's Emmy😂🔥
@@onalennavuyokazinhlumayo312 ikr
But it’s 6:00 am; perfect time to watch Patriot Act.
Moises EUDA omg yesssss
He's aiming for the Asian markets, it's 5PM in India
@@paramchavan9872 right when i decide to study
Oh boy 6 am!
"The bus came the minute you left."
GO AWAY, G O A W A Y
The 19 dislikes are all Koch’s brothers accounts😂😂
Sorry but no. I've noticed that about a number of left wing talk show hosts and the like. Turns out, some "hardworking, God fearing good old boys" have not a single better thing to do than dislike them regularly. These assholes dislike everything the minute it's uploaded. Check around, about 120 dislikes on all of Stephan Colbert's The Late Show channel, more for Bill Mayer and the list goes on.
I ain't joking, every single fucking video has nearly the same number of dislikes and RUclips doesn't care to dismiss their proxy accounts. Bullshit.
@@camelthegamer7165 Riight... I'm pretty sure @YourMama was joking
@@camelthegamer7165 Actually talk show hosts like Stephen Colbert and Jimmy Kimmel have a lot more reasons to get dislikes. They still believe in CIA/NSA BS like Russia interfering the elections and don't like to talk about how Bernie Sanders is more electable than any democrat out there or about Tulsi Gabbard destroying Kamala Harris, or about banning Israel and blocking them from American financial aids, or real stuff like these that's destroying America from within. They are 24x7 only joking about what the orange guy in the White House tweeted or what he is shouting in the lawn.
Googles _public transit_ in the Netherlands
Google: *do you mean bicycle?*
Well, its not wrong...
But infrastructure-wise we blow the US out of the water. Roads, rails and bus transit are way better here. And then there's like half that cycles to work...
The rail system is actually pretty solid as well. The Hague has great trams and both Amsterdam and Rotterdam have a u-bahn system.
@@elliotunderhill3617 I agree. Just got back from Amsterdam this morning. The public transportation just rocks. There is a tube or a tram reaching just about everywhere you want. We took our car via ferry to hotel next to the tube/metro and we had an awesome time there.
🤪🤪🤪 we have the best infrastructure when it comes to bicycle pads. The government stimulates it and there are a lot off employers pay for an part off the bike if you use to get to and from work.
Fast trains go every 10 minutes in the West off the country during rush ours.
There are also trams, buses and underground.
In the trains there is WiFi and places to work during your travel.
We also have ab excellent high way system. The government maintains and renew the infrastructure on an regular base.
Not like on the US where everything is old, worn and broken.
Shout out to Utrecht -- lovely, lovely city.
Hasan Minhaj was truly educating the country to the truth of what's happening in the country in an witty humourous way. I's a tragedy that Netflix ended Patriot Act. It's like shutting out the voice of reasoning and truth. He must have pissed of many who prefers Americans to stay illiterate. Netflix should bring it back and Hasan should be able to continue to question relevant issues facing the country. He's the best of the comedians and belongs in the same category as John Oliver and John Stewart. Thank you Hasan.
Laughing in Swedish public transportation
*Skrattar på svenska* *laughs in welfare*
username wierdly checks out
Blekinge trafiken här
cries in göteborgska
lol skånetrafiken är bajs här
I'm in Phoenix and I know that the light rail has been a boon to the communities surrounding the train! And the train is nice, clean and convenient. I wish it would expand into my neighborhood.
Traffic is bad here and our public transportation in general is just not good enough. I lived in Seattle and took the bus everywhere, but here in Phoenix it takes me two hours to go 20 minutes down the road. We desperately need better public transportation. Our highways already have tons of lanes and it isn't solving our problems with congestion. Also, it doesn't help people who can't afford multiple cars and who would really benefit from a good public transportation system. (Me!)
Additionally, the air quality is crap and all of the concrete is making Phoenix hotter than it's historic averages. There are just so many ways that Phoenix would benefit from a good public transportation system. I'm showing this video to anyone who will sit still long enough to watch it.
Gotta watch for more propositions when they come at it again :)
Prop 105 Failed and one of the Bros didn't make it to see the vote fail.... Win, Win, Win
As someone who works for my state DOT I felt this on a spiritual level lol
@capitalism kills way more not a lot to tell as I just really started, currently work in transportation planning so I see a lot of those proposed projects that Hasan talked about in the episode pass by and get money thrown at them but end up getting shut down because it's more financially beneficial to the state in the short run to invest in making express lanes with tolls than waiting years and years for improved public transport.
@@_karlavane_ local municipality and state leader have their hands tied. They focus on express lanes and tolls so it doesn't effect their chances for employment for the next position. Our best chance for public transit is public private partnerships. It is not the core competency of most individuals that work in government. If we really cared about affordability we would work on this a longtime ago. I think procuring land near transit stops affordable housing units and property taxes/impacts fee to allocate money to longterm train line maintenance.
Patriot Act Accountants: Hey Hasan, we have an extra $1500 in the budget for this episode. What do you want to do with it?
Hasan: SPEND IT ALL ON GETTY IMAGES
Every day for who you are Hasan Minhaj and the good work you do for the greatness of All, I kindly thank you. Blessings to you and yours.
No one visualised “vicious cycle” better 👏👏
Nashville represent. Wow, crazy you brought up the Koch brothers cause that's actually what happened lmaooo. They turned it around in like a few days. Poured in millions.
i live here too and had no idea that's what happened. i know public opinion turned quick (i had some qualms with what parts of town they wanted to lay track) but i still would've rather we have it than not
A D- means you failed but your teacher is scared of your parent 😂😂
IM OBSESSED 🔥
This episode made my day. I think it’s the best Patriot Act episode I’ve seen so far.
Thank you, Hassan. You’re a gem.
Yes.
Man this show has really picked up in quality. The amount of time and effort that went into this must have been insane. Absolutely amazing
Love the fact you mentioned the massive ROI for society on public transit.
Think about all the CO2 emission that you can reduce using a coordinated Public transport
What a well-researched, important episode!
My last name is Koch (pronounced different) and I can not tell you how many times people have seen my last name and been discussed. Theres always a little less resentment after I give them proper pronunciation of my name. ..my first names pretty messed up too so introductions are always fun.
"The bus came the moment you left."
That one hurt....
Just like my girlfriend
I once waited for a bus for over 2 hours and the moment I turned around and went to grab a bite to eat in the corner store 5 busses showed up.
Or: "We all want to f#ck that bus now?"
What everyone can do: *Vote for BERNIE SANDERS, ELIZABETH WARREN for President 2020.*
And vote *_ONLY_** progressive JUSTICE DEMOCRATS into CONGRESS 2020!*
*Vote for Shahid Buttar vs. Nancy Pelosi 2020 !*
I'm from the Netherlands, sign me up for that Zoo Interchange program, sounds fun!
Tim van Akkeren but dude.. why you want to go zoo.. When you have Amsterdam.. 😲
I was not expecting this to be as good as it turned out to be. @Patriot Act @Netflix Good job uploading this to YT call cuz I wouldn't have watched it otherwise #netflix #patriotact #dohashtagsworkonyt
I wrote a research paper about this topic, so watching this video made me feel very vindicated.
The Elite Killa thats me right now
@The Elite Killa im writing a speech and using this as evidence lol
Phoenix voted no on prop. 105 and clears the way for the light rail expansion.
Now people have to ride it.
That destination wedding joke aged like wine. 7:44
Watching this ep as I wait for the train that’s been 1 minute away for the last 15 minutes
Gintama says hi
this happens to me when i wait for the bus, because of the unreliablity of the bus and the infrequency of buses its actually easier to just take a rentable electric powered bike the 2 miles to my college (JUMP Bikes) it took me less time simply because when i was ready to leave i can leave// waiting for the bus can be hit or miss that its on time and sometiems they drive past me all together.
Uber. Just. Uber.
@@Viaishta uber costs me hella money and taking ubers all the time is econimically as unfeasable as owning a car if ur below the poverty line. being able to transport myself to work for free or via public trasnport rather than paying 10$( one hours wage) for a ride to work. uber doesnt do enough to support loyal repeat customers who would rely on these services to get to work if only they were paid enough to afford the high prices we pay for everything
Remember guys, watch it on netflix too
Adrian Hutabarat meh
Is Netflix still a thing?
They wont cancel patriot act, ppl watch last week tonight and hbo is never going to cancel it. Same goes for patriot act
gokul krishnan, sadly, that’s not how Netflix works. They care about the numbers such as viewers and cost.
@@rubinixcube8866 They can see viewer numbers here, just below the title. Lots of TV/streaming websites use their youtube upload viewing figures to compile total viewership. Don't worry, they know what they're doing.
The public transport system here in Australia is interesting. Whenever people come over here from Europe they always say something like "Man your public transport sucks. It's so bad." When I've had friends come over from the USA, they've said "OMG, your public transport system is amazing. It's so good. I wish we had this."
Don't know if it's the blue shirt, but damn Hasan those shoulders 👏
@@daniyaparvez2143 bright colors period. Look at the traditional clothing in India, so many bright, vibrant colors.
@@daniyaparvez2143 indians only wear blue shirt
It has always been that "damn"!
It's missing the Star Trek logo ... lol
Wow, have you heard the news? David Koch has passed. The timing...
He died saying he passed sounds like he is driving.
@Lucid _2_Win on a highway to hell?
Long overdue too
Here in Albuquerque we had a kinda ok city bus system, but then the previous mayor decided to push through the so-called ART (Albuquerque Rapid Transit) along the main central road appropriately named Central Avenue. The system was built, had to be redone a few times due to the heights of platforms not matching the new bus doors, traffic striping, and signals not working. The buses came but then were sent back due to leaking batteries (the buses were electric), and numerous defects. The contract for the buses was cancelled, went to court, renegotiated, a new bus contractor was found and signed on as the bus provider. Meanwhile where Central Avenue used to have really good double bendy buses and regular buses running back and forth efficiently and two full lanes for car traffic we now have no ART buses since no buses have been shipped here, Central is down to one lane for cars each way and the cost of course quadrupled in the all this process. Not to mention the disruption to businesses to construct the ART system in which many businesses closed their doors no customers could get to them. The ART project was clusterfuck from the beginning, middle and we have yet to see the end.
"I'm almost there, play the intro"
I swear i do that almost twice every week 😅
(I'm a radio host btw)
Hey another Indian! Hope you make it big brother
literally no one cares
@@vincinnum798 If you look close enough, you will see a number next to the thumbs up button
@@ashishkrishnapandey Cheers Bro! Thank You 🤘🏻😎
@@TechSavvii thank you Cheema saab 👍🏻