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The Downfall of Hasan Minhaj (ft. Andrew Schulz)

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November 2, 2023

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After The New Yorker published a hit piece on Hasan Minhaj, exposing his lies and fabrications, Minaj hit back with in a video posted to his YouTube channel outlining the basis for his made up stories. Andrew Schulz discussed Minhaj's response on his Flagrant podcast.

Andrew Schulz ROASTS Hasan Minhaj (Podcast Cringe):

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