anthony: really? man: ever. no, am i new to that? anthony: but the pig, the pig. what about that body in the desert? some say the tradition of the matanza dates back to moorish times, when the eating of pig had to be clandestine. but a bit of history we can verify, this pig s been cooked slow over hot coals for the last 17 hours. frank: i, uh, i had a peek of its ass. it looks delicious. [ laughter ] anthony: frank, here, he knows. he runs ponchos barbeque in albuquerque. frank: they start sticking to the part of this. anthony: time to get slicey. i step in and help frank break my piggy friend down into his constituent parts. beautiful. first, off go the legs, which you d call your fresh ham. then, your four quarter your shoulders and whatnot. frank: ah. anthony: the loin and rib section, your pork belly. nothing goes to waste. frank: all right, now with the head. anthony: all those pig parts sent down the line to harold,
in the business, like sotheby s. it sold a painting that wasn t what it first seemed. while buyers used to rely on the eye of the expert, the eye of the x-ray now offers the ultimate guarantee, and that means big business for this authentication lab in south london. what we do here using science and forensics is not common in the art market. it s becoming more so. and that just means inevitably a little more is coming out. you re finding these cases of forgeries. we re really looking at the material that makes up these paintings. so the paint, the stretcher, the canvas, all of the different constituent parts. think twice. if you can t trace it back, think twice. caveat emptor. buyer beware.
anthony: there s always anal penetration involved? man: i ve never heard it before. anthony: really? man: ever. no, am i new to that? anthony: but the pig, the pig. what about that body in the desert? some say the tradition of the matanza dates back to moorish times, when the eating of pig had to be clandestine. but a bit of history we can verify, this pig s been cooked slow over hot coals for the last 17 hours. frank: i, uh, i had a peek of its ass. it looks delicious. [ laughter ] anthony: frank, here, he knows. he runs ponchos barbeque in albuquerque. frank: they start sticking to the part of this. anthony: time to get slicey. i step in and help frank break my piggy friend down into his constituent parts. beautiful. first, off go the legs, which you d call your fresh ham. then, your four quarter your shoulders and whatnot. frank: ah. anthony: the loin and rib section, your pork belly. nothing goes to waste. frank: all right, now with the head.
after the fight. that s going to be the sectarian conflicts that have been left over by the emnitties of all of these quote, unquote, allition fighting with each other against a common enemy. once the common enemy goes it s hard to tell how the different constituent parts of the anti-isis coalition are going to get along in a new iraq and new middle east. the what are middle east leaders thinking? what are they worried about with donald trump, or are they worried about him coming in? he says he knows more about isis than the generals and proclaimed himself to be an expert. what do people in the middle east think? for a lot of people in the middle east they are welcoming this position and this posture. first of all, in the middle east, throughout the middle east, a renewed affection and throughout the world, a renewed affection for authoritarianism, part of the reason why trump was elected and seeing it in russia and all over the world so when it comes to, for example, the egyptian
campaign was running background checks on the people they were hiring. now that he s not just working on the campaign now, he s going to be in the oval office, serving the position that the trump folks are describing as equal to the white house chief of staff. now i really want to know if they are doing background checks. this summer at the republican national convention, steve bannon told reporters sarah posner at mother jones, that at his old job he created, quote, the platform for the alt-right. alt-right is, of course, a term that has not been around very long. breitbart.com interestingly, under steve bannon, ran a long, sympathetic profiler, self-explainer where they described the constituent parts of the alt-right movement and describes his own website, describes breitbart.com as the platform for the alt-right. in their explainer about what the alt-right is, the breitbart