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1:46:03Now PlayingEmily Jashinsky opens the show with a look at the Texas Senate race including controversial Texas AG Ken Paxton’s rout of Republican John Cornyn, and Democrat James Talarico’s attempt to spin his own odd takes on faith, transgenderism, and veganism. Then Emily is joined by Maureen Callahan, host of "The Nerve with Maureen Callahan," to discuss Spencer Pratt’s rise in the L.A. Mayoral race and why he appears to resonate with average citizens and celebrities. Then Emily and Maureen discuss Stephen Colbert’s move to YouTube, why it may not work, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively’s growing public image problems, Rosie O’Donnell’s new face and poetry, and Kevin O’Leary’s viral advice about avoiding “cheap junk.” Emily rounds out the show with a deep dive into Hunter Biden’s rehab tour, the way interviewers are failing to hold him accountable for his past actions, plus Jill Biden’s ridiculous new comment about former President Joe Biden’s debate meltdown, and more…
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