S5 E21: Trade, Giuliani & Australia: Last Week Tonight with John Oliver

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • Season 5, episode 21. August 19th, 2018. John Oliver discusses how Donald Trump is waging a trade war that hurts a lot of American workers, Rudy Giuliani claims "truth isn't truth" and an Australian senator delivers a shocking speech to parliament.
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Комментарии • 26

  • @TheKasperHermans
    @TheKasperHermans 3 дня назад +26

    16:51-17:44 is the best part of all the episodes, if you ask me.

    • @synapse7274
      @synapse7274 15 часов назад +2

      The fking Pulitzer-winning story out of nowhere 😭

  • @Jcewazhere
    @Jcewazhere 2 дня назад +12

    What's worse: Finding your trade guy on Amazon, or hiring the Goldman Sachs CEO to do it?
    Bama was pretty good, man I miss when we argued about mustard and ties instead of basic facts.

  • @Diolki800
    @Diolki800 20 часов назад +5

    Four years later, Trump still doesn't understand how tariffs work. Smh.

  • @thesausagecontinuim1971
    @thesausagecontinuim1971 2 дня назад +8

    is it just me or does bob katter (the aussie in the hat) look like freddy krueger from nighmare on elm street?

  • @John_Mack
    @John_Mack День назад +2

    Even now, STUPIDITY is inceasing...

  • @anything.with.motors
    @anything.with.motors 14 часов назад

    Literally the best episode of this show iv seen 😂😂😂

  • @peterk-k7792
    @peterk-k7792 16 часов назад +3

    The voiceover person on the documentary sounds exactly like Martin Sheen

    • @nyxNovem
      @nyxNovem 3 часа назад

      Glad I'm not the only one thinking that. I was so confused.

    • @rajt9592
      @rajt9592 3 часа назад

      It actually is him I’m pretty sure

  • @Lamalas
    @Lamalas День назад +1

    Love the intro!

  • @Bagster321
    @Bagster321 День назад +2

    Ironically, Katter is extremely funny because of how barmy he can be.
    I find him often disagreeable. But he is by far a better representation of North Qld than anyone else.

  • @NEWSwithGUTS
    @NEWSwithGUTS День назад +2

    News with Guts

  • @jssmith0225
    @jssmith0225 18 часов назад +1

    Dwight Howard has played for 5 or 6 more teams since this episode aired.
    The reason I’m not specific if it’s 5 or 6 is because he was traded the year this aired and I don’t care enough to check the exact date that was

  • @ItalianoYMexicano
    @ItalianoYMexicano 2 дня назад +1

    I don't know about Trump removing all tariffs. He's lately been saying how we're going to tax the hell out of any country importing goods to America (but they'll definitely still want to do business with us!). I'm guessing John covers this, but tariffs wouldn't really effect the other countries importing goods here, it would just make the goods more expensive for whoever is selling the item in the US who would then, justifiably, pass that cost onto the consumer.

    • @moogle68
      @moogle68 2 дня назад +1

      Why would you make a comment without watching the whole video first? Yes, John Oliver covers what you are talking about later in the episode. Maybe not _all_ tariffs should be removed, but certainly all of the ones he put in place since he was doing so without any realistic understanding of how they work, or how their unintended consequences could reduce or outright negate the benefits they were meant to create.

    • @Uruz2012
      @Uruz2012 День назад

      Then, customers would buy less things from other countries. Those countries would then have less exports. Do you really believe that wouldn't have any effect?
      High school economics classes aren't very accurate. They'll tell you the first part and say that it's bad because prices would rise without talking about the second part where we'd be cycling wealth within the US states instead of sending it overseas for disposable consumer goods.

    • @moogle68
      @moogle68 15 часов назад +1

      @@Uruz2012 But the US doesn't make _everything_ locally, hell we make very little here locally, and that includes numerous products that we absolutely _need_ that might not be made by any other country, or here, so if they stop selling that here, then we'd be fucked. Alternatively, if that product just gets more expensive, then that can put it out of financial reach of some people that really need it.
      There's nothing wrong with wanting to get people to spend more on products made here in the US, but doing that with tariffs is not the only way to make it happen, and generally is a terrible way of doing so because of how many things it affects both locally and abroad. You just tried to justify the tariffs with a couple of paragraphs worth of words.... if this problem were that simple, it would've been solved by n, but global economics/trade is incredibly complicated, so the solution is not going to be simple/easy. Proof being that Trump's plan obviously didn't work.

  • @DryBones271
    @DryBones271 День назад +1

    Guiliani has a big mouth, too bad only word vomit comes out!

  • @DryBones271
    @DryBones271 День назад

    If this administration is "the best" Trump could get, we should all be afraid!

  • @johnchessant3012
    @johnchessant3012 3 дня назад +2

    S5 E21

  • @JadedEnV
    @JadedEnV 3 дня назад +2

    {Insert nonsensical political rant here.}

  • @MrDuane-lr8dm
    @MrDuane-lr8dm 2 дня назад +4

    That speech was solid gold. Solid Nazi gold.

  • @ft7397
    @ft7397 9 часов назад

    4:30 cant expect any better from descendants of criminals