South Park's TAKEDOWN of Trump & His Cabinet Shows Why The Series is So Important (W/ Margaret Cho)
August 13, 2025
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as posted by the channelLouis is joined by guest host Margaret Cho to chat about South Park going after Trump and his cabinet, favorite trash TV, America's best gay hotspots, the contrarian and Weapons.
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