Adam Carolla
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Adam, Bryan & Gina

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June 8, 2020

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Adam opens today’s show talking about the twins birthday, and his experience watching Pearl Harbor and comparing it to his own life. Adam also talks about a steak dinner with Dr. Drew and how people are now regularly defying the face mask requests. Later he breaks down a clip from Brian Williams about social inequities being more dangerous than the Coronavirus. They also watch clips from Lori Lightfoot, and talk with a fan who works at two different casinos in Reno. Before the break they chat with other callers about Leaf Blowers, and what it was like to attend a Black Lives Matter rally as a more conservative person. Before the break, the guys watch a clip from a recent Unprepared performance from Adam’s living room.

Part 2 of today’s show opens with a round of the Rotten Tomatoes Game. Gina then reads news stories about certain Republicans no longer backing President Trump, the latest ‘phase’ of Coronavirus recovery, and Buffalo officers charged with pushing a 75-year-old protestor. They also talk about disbanding the Minneapolis Police Department, and the shows wraps up with Adam warning about unintended consequences.

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Pearl HarborDr DrewBrian WilliamsCoronavirus TheyLori LightfootReno BeforeLeaf BlowersBlack Lives Matter

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