Joe Rogan Experience #382 - Greg Fitzsimmons
August 9, 2013
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as posted by the channelGreg Fitzsimmons is an American stand-up comedian. He also hosts his own podcast FitzDog Radio available on iTunes and every Monday on Sirius Howard 101.
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16 claims extractedCriticism of language restrictions on transgender terminology
Sanjay Gupta apologizes for dismissing cannabis medical benefits
Major news networks coordinate editorial decisions through corporate hierarchy
Henry Kissinger committed war crimes through illegal Cambodia bombing
Assassinated presidents Lincoln and Kennedy were the best leaders
Two-party system uses wedge issues to distract from systemic continuity
Citizens should vote on all government decisions except immediate defense
Republican fundraiser designed Florida voting booths creating conflict of interest
Hearst demonized marijuana to protect hemp paper business interests
Oprah Winfrey experienced racial discrimination in Swiss luxury store
Chong's daughter called Oprah a field n-word for being sellout
Rosie O'Donnell was a brutal boss who fired entire staff
Tower 7 collapse videos omit evidence of building damage
Building 7 collapse resembles controlled demolition according to 9/11 Truth engineers
Marijuana Schedule 1 classification illogical compared to Schedule 2 drugs
No one has ever overdosed on marijuana making Schedule 1 classification absurd
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