Arm Wrestling, Movember, Canada, States Rights, Agnostic, & Money (Twitter Storm)
November 9, 2013
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as posted by the channelIn this weekly segment, Cenk Uygur () responds to viewer questions from Twitterboth personal and serious. You can join in by using #askcenk and #tytlive on Twitter! For the first time ever Kim Horcher of reads the questions.
This week: Who would win in an arm wrestling match, Ben Mankiewicz or Jimmy Dore? Why isn't TYT celebrating Movember this year, and who's to blame? Will there be a discussion of scandal in Stephen Harper's administration? What is Cenk's opinion of "states rights?" Why does Cenk identify as agnostic instead of atheist? How does Cenk believe man is basically good when humans have evolved to survive at all costs? If Wayne Lapierre wanted to give Cenk a check for $100,000 would Cenk accept it?
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