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Political Dynasties: Good or Bad? Dave Rubin, Jimmy Dore and Gina Grad on TYT's "At The Bar"
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12:13Now PlayingIn this episode of TYT's "At the Bar," sponsored by Live Oak Bank (), Dave Rubin takes his place behind the bar and poses a question to patrons Jimmy Dore and Gina Gradare political dynasties like the Clintons and Bushes inevitable? And if they are, is that such a bad thing?
From there the three delve into a deeper, more personal political discussion, as Jimmy reveals why he finds Hillary Clinton sexier the older she gets, Gina shares the one political aspirant who inspires her to feel hope for political change and Dave describes how marijuana and CNN made him the comic he is today.
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