Don't let the bastards wear you down. Used in an episode of the "Handmaiden's Tale" on Hulu.

There was a discussion last night about Mr. Steyer's impeachment commercials and several (including me) were hoping to Hell that Mr. Steyer would do some things that will actually produce results. I've done some reading up on him and he's actually part of a group of created by Bill and Melinda Gates and Warren Buffett called The Giving Pledge:

"The Giving Pledge is a commitment by wealthy individuals and families to give away more than half of their wealth to causes including including poverty alleviation, refugee aid, disaster relief, global health, education, women and girls' empowerment, medical research, arts and culture, criminal justice reform and environmental sustainability." See link for complete article....(It looks like this was written before Steyer joined because his name isn't on this list)

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/05/31/14-billionaires-signed-bill-gates-and-warren-buffetts-giving-pledge.html

Thank you.

Gracias Leghorn

Yeah, Mr. Steyer is good people!

trump tearing babies and children from their parents' arms is enough to get everybody called to Action including those with lots of money!

I know I'll get flamed for saying this...

I do tech work for a music variety show in my area.

For one scene, we use a recorded clip of cow sounds - it's a montage of several recordings/clips, nicely layered to make a "cow sounds" effect that lasts about 1 minute.

I don't know why - but something about the crying children recording has struck me exactly the same way since the minute I heard it.

It sounds like a group of shorter sound clips - cross-faded together into one montage.

No proof - just something about it. Im not going to analyze it too much - but I wouldn't be surprised to find there was some production on that clip(s).