Surviving Skyrocketing Inflation w/ Collin Plume

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El-Sayed's Mask-Off Moment

Abdul El-Sayed is coming closer and closer to being the nation's first Muslim senator, and if the gossip is to be believed, a presidential run would be the very next step. John Doyle discusses El-Sayed's worrisome ties to extremist Hasan Piker and the current state of the anti-Am ...  Show more

Spencer Pratt Joins the Fray + Why Left vs. Right Matters

A year ago, Charlie was set to debate Hasan Piker. Now, Piker gloats about Charlie's death on stage to cheers. The show opens with a discussion of Spencer Pratt's viral video linking together the bloodthirsty left, the Candace conspiracy cult, and the morally inverted supporters ...  Show more

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