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The Confusing Clown Chaos of Commercial Cage-Fights and Ceasefire Compromises

In this episode of The John Fugelsang Podcast, John dives into the spectacle of the recent White House UFC event, where he talks about the implications of violent entertainment in politics. He shares his controversial support for the event as a form of harm reduction, arguing tha ...  Show more

Trillionaire Welfare Queen

John’s monologue this time is about Elon Musk being the earth’s first trillionaire welfare queen. Next, he interviews election consultant Jen Johannsen on the Democratic party and her work with political candidates. Then finally, a recap of the week with TV's Frank Conniff on Tru ...  Show more

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