Ep 572 | Super Bowl Culture Wars
The actual game was terrific, but how can kids watch a broadcast that has X-rated material? I discuss the cultural divide that is now enveloping every aspect of entertainment. In addition, I explain why the Trump ad obfuscating the history of Alice Johnson and the general nature of who is in federal prison is a violation of what he campaigned on. Finally, I give some initial thoughts on the travel ban, as another Iraqi refugee is suspected of being a former al Qaeda member. Show Links: The good and bad of the new travel ban: http://bit.ly/38Y5pzs Johnson might have deserved a pardon, but she also deserved the original sentence: http://bit.ly/2GUhUQs
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The actual game was terrific, but how can kids watch a broadcast that has X-rated material? I discuss the cultural divide that is now enveloping every aspect of entertainment. In addition, I explain why the Trump ad obfuscating the history of Alice Johnson and the general nature of who is in federal prison is a violation of what he campaigned on. Finally, I give some initial thoughts on the travel ban, as another Iraqi refugee is suspected of being a former al Qaeda member. Show Links: The good and bad of the new travel ban: http://bit.ly/38Y5pzs
Johnson might have deserved a pardon, but she also deserved the original sentence: http://bit.ly/2GUhUQs
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