Theo Caldwell podcast: May 10, 2015
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In this episode, I pay homage to my Irish mum as Mother's Day looms, take a bow for calling the Mayweather fight down the line, and congratulate Ezra Levant on his ubiquity, diligence and sheer land speed. From there, I list the 5 (and only 5) people who might be the next president of the United States. I dissect the Alberta debacle and the British blowout and pronounce precisely what should happen to Omar Khadr. You're welcome, gentle listener.
In this episode, I pay homage to my Irish mum as Mother's Day looms, take a bow for calling the Mayweather fight down the line, and congratulate Ezra Levant on his ubiquity, diligence and sheer land speed. From there, I list the 5 (and only 5) people who might be the next president of the United States. I dissect the Alberta debacle and the British blowout and pronounce precisely what should happen to Omar Khadr. You're welcome, gentle listener.
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