Mass Deportations, Don Lemon Drama + What’s Worse: Con Air’s Legal Logic or CA’s Policies | #news
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Comedian Trey Crowder joins Adam Carolla for a wild ride through politics, pop culture, and absolute nonsense. From breaking down Con Air's ridiculous legal plot holes to discussing the latest political drama—including mass deportations and California’s infrastructure nightmares—this episode has it all. Plus, a deep dive into Don Lemon’s recent revelations and a hilarious rant about why California is like a redneck with expensive rims.
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✅ Con Air’s legal absurdity – Why was Nic Cage even in jail?
✅ Trey Crowder on growing up “poor white trash” and how that doesn’t make him a survivalist
✅ Mass deportations—who’s getting swept up?
✅ California: futuristic monorails or crumbling infrastructure?
✅ Don Lemon’s nipple controversy (yes, really)
✅ The ridiculousness of political outrage
📺 Watch now for comedy, controversy, and classic Carolla rants!
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