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Adam opens the show talking with Gina about more controversies surrounding the new movie musical, ‘In The Heights’. They talk more about why people should love Lin Manuel Miranda, and why anyone caught in the woke spotlight should never apologize. They go on to discuss the concept of ‘anti-racism’, and Bald Bryan gives a health update on his latest infusion. Later they talk about John McAfee’s apparent suicide, and break down all of Kendall Jenner’s cultural appropriation. Before the break, the gang watches a new TV spot from Gavin Newsom, and a leaked BDSM video of a New York City council candidate.
Adam welcomes Sean Williams and Danny Gold to the podcast at the top of Part 2. The guys talk about ‘The Underworld Podcast’, and go on to discuss the rise of perception about cartel violence, and the savagery of street gang MS-13. Adam also asks the guys which countries are doing a better job of handling organized crime, and they go on to discuss Russian hackers, out of control Mexican cartels, and the violent situation in Albania. As the conversation wraps up, the guys talk about the popularity of cocaine in London. In the last part of the show, Gina reads news stories about The View, Subway tuna sandwiches, the Harlem Globetrotters, Kevin Hart’s Twitter, financial literacy classes in Rhode Island, a Fast and Furious car sold at auction, Spielberg’s deal with Netflix, and the NCAA allowing players to be paid.
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