Erin Ryan
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Project 2025 Takedown, Michelle Obama's Trump Vindication & Lil’ Jon Steals The Show At The DNC
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37:49Now PlayingSen. Mallory McMorrow and Julissa Arce join Erin and Alyssa on Hysteria to talk about the DNC. The panel discusses Lil Jon's performance, apperances by Michelle & Barack Obama, AOC, Bernie Sanders, and Mallory walks through her speech where she went after Project 2025 and Trump,
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