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--On the Show:
--Anna Merlan, Senior Reporter at G/O Media Group and author of the book Republic of Lies, joins David to discuss what's new about conspiracy theories in America
--Mike Pence admits that he expects multiple armed military conflicts during a speech to West Point graduates, including even in Europe,l North Korea, and even China
--Republican Senator Lindsey Graham implodes when asked to defend his contradictory statements about impeachment by Fox News' Chris Wallace
--Donald Trump first says that he is fine with North Korea's recent missile launch, and subsequently denies that the launch ever happened
--Could Donald Trump's judgment be any worse than it is?
--A visibly sweaty Donald Trump stumbles on questions of "treason" in what is another blatant attempt at redefining reality
--Acting Texas Secretary of State David Whitley resigns after a bogus voter purge that wrongly claimed 100,000 non-citizens were registered to vote, but the propaganda effect can't be undone
--Voicemail caller asks whether social democrats should be opposed to technological advancements that will take jobs from people
--On the Bonus Show: David's wacky vacation and dog poop stories, recent milkshake attacks, much more...
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