Burke
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Sep 12, 2026
speaker_5NARRATOR
This tranquility was the more remarkable because we had amongst us gentlemen of very opposed opinions.
speaker_5NARRATOR
Dr. Johnson and I, as well as many others, were High Tories, whilst Mr. Burke was a Whig and against the American War, many of his speeches on that subject having been widely published.
speaker_5NARRATOR
The least congenial member was one of the founders, Sir John Hawkins, who hath since written many misrepresentations of our society.
speaker_5NARRATOR
Sir John, an eccentric fellow, once declined to pay his part of the reckoning for supper because 'twas his custom at home to eat no supper.
speaker_5NARRATOR
Later, he insulted Mr. Burke in so intolerable a manner that we all took pains to show our disapproval.
speaker_5NARRATOR
After which incident, he came no more to our meetings.
speaker_5NARRATOR
However, he never openly fell out with the doctor and was the executor of his will, though Mr. Boswell and others have reason to question the genuineness of his attachment.
Bronwyn BishopGUEST
Uh, nonetheless, yes, I did resign.
Bronwyn BishopGUEST
But of course, Mr. Burke didn't, did he? He drove his 48,000 trip to Europe or his 11,000 trip to the, uh, h- on holiday to, uh, uh, Central Australia.
Bronwyn BishopGUEST
One rule for socialists.
Rowan DeanHOST
One rule for socialists.
EthelbertVOICE_ACTOR
It's almost closing time, so don't...
EthelbertVOICE_ACTOR
Oh, Mr. Burke.
EthelbertVOICE_ACTOR
I bet he did.
EthelbertVOICE_ACTOR
Yeah.
Ann WilliamsVOICE_ACTOR
and take it.
Ann WilliamsVOICE_ACTOR
Okay.
Ann WilliamsVOICE_ACTOR
Hello, Burke.
Ann WilliamsVOICE_ACTOR
What's that? Who is? Well, we'll get right over there.
Bruce RearickGUEST
First of all, the first question I want to ask the general public is what defines a mallet? What defines a blade anymore? I think the first time I can ever find a reference to mallet and blade was when Mr.
Bruce RearickGUEST
Burke switched from his blade putter to an Odie Christman heel shafted mallet when he won the Masters.
Bruce RearickGUEST
Okay.
Bruce RearickGUEST
And so, but if you took that mallet that he had and you offered it up to the public today, they'd probably want to call it a
Christopher SmithHOST
The video, I believe it was after last night, where somebody handed him, we don't quite know what it was.
Christopher SmithHOST
It looked like a blade.
Christopher SmithHOST
Bruce, you mentioned it might have been similar to the one that Mr. Burke, Jackie Book Jr. used with some kind of weighting on the shaft as well.
Christopher SmithHOST
And they just asked him to hit a few putts with it.
JaxHOST
the Chance.
Kenny SmythsonHOST
Mr. Burke.
JaxHOST
Mr. Burke.
JaxHOST
I don't know.
Kenny SmythsonHOST
Fallout 3? Remember we were talking about the voice actor for Ron Hope? Oh, okay.
Kenny SmythsonHOST
Yeah, he...
Kenny SmythsonHOST
So he did...
Kenny SmythsonHOST
A lot of the Imperial Guards, he did the character Lucien, and he did Mr. Burke, who in Fallout 3, he's the guy who will go up or try to get you to detonate the nuke and make it time.
Tony KubekCORRESPONDENT
This is something I've always dreamed of doing, and Mr.
Tony KubekCORRESPONDENT
Short and Mr. Burke and the Senators made it possible.
Tony KubekCORRESPONDENT
I've got to ask Mr.
Tony KubekCORRESPONDENT
Short if you were the one that engineered that McLean trade.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
In March 1878, I think it was by appointment, we had an interview with Mr. Cassatt, third vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
There were present Mr. Bush, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Burke, Mr. Olin, and myself besides Mr. Cassatt.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
It was held in Mr. Bush's office, 123 Pearl Street, New York.
Tom WeissNARRATOR
We sought that interview for the purpose of finding out what our position would be on the Pennsylvania Railroad after the termination of our contract with the Empire Line, which they had assumed.
speaker_4NARRATOR
An example of the waggish way in which the English dogberries acted in their legal fixing of a wages tariff.
speaker_4NARRATOR
The squires of Norfolk had dined, says Mr. Burke, when they fixed the rate of wages.
speaker_4NARRATOR
The squires of Burkes evidently thought the laborers ought not to do so when they fixed the rate of wages at Speenhamland, 1795.
speaker_4NARRATOR
There they decided that income, weekly, should be three shillings for a man, when the gallon or half-peck loaf of eight pounds eleven ounces is at one shilling, and increase regularly till bread is one shilling five pence.
speaker_4NARRATOR
When it is above that sum, decrease regularly till it be at two shillings, and then his food should be one-fifth less.
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speaker_10NARRATOR
End footnote All this happened without the slightest observation of legal etiquette.
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The Crown lands thus fraudulently appropriated, together with the robbery of the Church Estates, as far as these had not been lost again during the Republican Revolution, form the basis of the today princely domains of the English oligarchy.
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Footnote Read, for example, E. Burke's pamphlet on the ducal house of Bedford, whose offshoot was Lord John Russell, the so-called Tomtit of Liberalism.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
The United Mine Workers had tried to organize Kelly Creek on the Kanawha River, but without results.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
Mr. Burke and Tom Lewis, members of the board of the United Mine Workers, decided to go look the field over for themselves.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
They took the train one night for Kelly Creek.
Carl ManchesterNARRATOR
The train came to a high trestle over a steep canyon.
DJ AkademiksHOST
Okay, here we go.
DJ AkademiksHOST
All right, so this is to Mr. Burke.
DJ AkademiksHOST
Okay, this is Mr. Burke.
DJ AkademiksHOST
This is kind of like identifying how they kind of cracked this case.
DJ AkademiksHOST
So let's go.
DJ AkademiksHOST
It's a good afternoon, Mr. Burke.
DJ AkademiksHOST
It's a good afternoon, Mr.
DJ AkademiksHOST
Mills.
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