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Dr Umar says Sherrone Moore was "Double Bunnied" + Penalties for Workplace Romances
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The Brilliant Idiots is a comedy podcast from the Loud Speakers Network featuring Charlamagne tha God, host of Power 105.1’s radio show, The Breakfast Club and a New York Times bestseller author with “Black Privilege”, “Shook One” and now “Get Honest or Die Lying”. Charlamagne tha God is a recurring host on “The Daily Show” on Comedy Central.
Andrew Schulz is a world touring stand up comedian known for his comedy specials “Infamous”, “Schulz Saves America”, “Views from the Cis” & “4:4:1” as well as appearing in films “You People”, “White Men Can’t Jump”, “The Underdogs” and “Upgraded”.
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