Ep. 64 - And The Fake News Trophy Goes To…the CFPB!
CNN is trying to ban the term fake news, President Trump has called for a fake news trophy, and an Obama holdover, left-wing stooge is trying to subvert democracy and take over an executive agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Then, Amanda Prestigiacomo and Asawin Suebsaeng join the Panel of Deplorables to discuss a groundbreaking new study out of Yale that shows indulging ridiculous fantasies makes you more left-wing, Susan Saradon and John McCain’s telling Hillary to STFU, and Denzel Washington drops racist hate facts about personal responsibility and the family Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Ep. 64 - And The Fake News Trophy Goes To…the CFPB!
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CNN is trying to ban the term fake news, President Trump has called for a fake news trophy, and an Obama holdover, left-wing stooge is trying to subvert democracy and take over an executive agency, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Then, Amanda Prestigiacomo and Asawin Suebsaeng join the Panel of Deplorables to discuss a groundbreaking new study out of Yale that shows indulging ridiculous fantasies makes you more left-wing, Susan Saradon and John McCain’s telling Hillary to STFU, and Denzel Washington drops racist hate facts about personal responsibility and the family
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