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1:37:26Now PlayingThe Damage Report host John Iadarola is joined by Brett Erlich, host of TYT’s Happy Half Hour, to go through the day’s top stories.
The latest iteration of the bipartisan covid relief bill fails to meet the basic needs of Americans. Tucker Carlson claims Covid-19 is just the latest in the left’s ongoing war on Christmas. 250 million Indians take to the streets to protest agricultural deregulation. Fox News loses it over AOC’s new “Tax the Rich” merch. Yet another monolith has come and gone. It’s time to take out the trash! Find out who John, Brett and you (yes, you!) picked as the Garbage Person of the week.
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"On December 3, 2004, Fox News’ now-defunct The O’Reilly Factor debuted a recurring segment called “Christmas Under Siege.” Though Christmas was not and has never been “under siege” in any meaningful way, disgraced former host Bill O’Reilly and Fox were set on pushing this victimization narrative, laying the groundwork for what became known as the “War on Christmas.” In the 15 years since, onlookers watched the very concept of objective reality fracture along political lines. Consumers of conservative media drifted ever deeper into a world where a school’s nonexistent ban on red and green clothing became national news and paranoid delusions were freely floated about a future in which people may be prohibited from displaying Christmas decorations."
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