Cara Santa Maria & Travon Free | ISIS to E-Cigarettes | Rubin Report
April 12, 2015
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as posted by the channelCara Santa Maria and Travon Free join Dave Rubin to discuss the biggest news of the week, from the Iran nuclear deal to a drug that could change the world! ►►Subscribe to Rubin Report for more
Topics include:
Iran Nuclear Deal 2015?
ISIS Uses Children in Beheading Video
Republicans Fear Obama More Than Putin
E-Cigarettes Just as Bad as Real Cigarettes?
Antartica Just Broke A Disturbing Record
Homework Is Bad For You!
Selfie Sticks Banned!
This Drug Could Change The World
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