Ep. 385 - A Heart Full Of Love
Nancy Pelosi invokes her Catholicism again, saying her "heart full of love" and her Catholic faith prevent her from hating the president. Everything about this claim is bogus. Also, Joe Biden calls a potential voter fat. It's his best sales pitch of the campaign so far. And CBS wants to save boys from "toxic masculinity." I think they need to be saved from people who preach about toxic masculinity. Can't get enough of The Matt Walsh Show? Enjoy ad-free shows, live discussions, and more by becoming an ALL ACCESS subscriber TODAY at: https://dailywire.com/Walsh Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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Ep. 385 - A Heart Full Of Love
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Nancy Pelosi invokes her Catholicism again, saying her "heart full of love" and her Catholic faith prevent her from hating the president. Everything about this claim is bogus. Also, Joe Biden calls a potential voter fat. It's his best sales pitch of the campaign so far. And CBS wants to save boys from "toxic masculinity." I think they need to be saved from people who preach about toxic masculinity.
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