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50:14Now PlayingToday we're excited to be talking to Alex Clark, host of TPUSA's "POPlitics" show on Instagram. We're covering a few topics, starting with the results of the Johnny Depp-Amber Heard defamation trial, in which Depp is mostly considered to be the ultimate winner. This case may spell the end of the "MeToo" movement and the Left's insistence that everyone must believe all women at all times. We also discuss TPUSA's Young Women's Leadership Summit (starting tonight!) and what Republicans needs to do to show suburban women, a group largely captured by the Left, that they are the party that actually has the best interest of women in mind. Lastly, we talk about finding meaningful, Christian friendships and relationships in an increasingly woke world.
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Ep 623 | Depp v. Heard, MeToo & What Women Want | Guest: Alex Clark
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