Ep. 62 - WINNING: ISIS Is Over
A mere 11 months to the day since President Trump took office, ISIS has been defeated in Iraq and Syria. Not bad. Also, grand-standing empty-head Charlie Rose has been fired for sexually harassing women after months of haranguing Donald Trump for saying naughty words to Billy Bush. We’ll catch you up on the latest Democrat sexual assailants to be exposed, pun very much intended. Bradley Devlin, Amber Athey, and Elisha Krauss join the Panel of Deplorables to talk the DOJ’s investigating Harvard for race discrimination over its affirmative action policies, how the era of sex bots is upon us—finally!—and, BLM activist Sean King’s idiocy. How redundant. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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A mere 11 months to the day since President Trump took office, ISIS has been defeated in Iraq and Syria. Not bad. Also, grand-standing empty-head Charlie Rose has been fired for sexually harassing women after months of haranguing Donald Trump for saying naughty words to Billy Bush. We’ll catch you up on the latest Democrat sexual assailants to be exposed, pun very much intended. Bradley Devlin, Amber Athey, and Elisha Krauss join the Panel of Deplorables to talk the DOJ’s investigating Harvard for race discrimination over its affirmative action policies, how the era of sex bots is upon us—finally!—and, BLM activist Sean King’s idiocy. How redundant.
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