Republican Debate II
September 28, 2023
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as posted by the channelLast night’s Republican candidate debate (minus The Donald) was a messy affair. Heavy on insults, lighter than it should have been on substance. Ron DeSantis, to his credit, was an exception. Dennis talks to Julie Hartman, his co-host on the Dennis and Julie podcast. She was at the debate… Another looting riot in Philadelphia… CVS is closing 900 stores. Crime is becoming too expensive. And still, Democrat do almost nothing to stop it. Dennis talks to Bill O'Reilly, best-selling author and host of the Bill O'Reilly podcast. His new book, the 13th in his "Killing" series is Killing the Witches: The Horror of Salem, Massachusetts. The new hero of our society is “the victim.” This leads to a lot of social pathologies. The left wants to destroy every thing that brings people joy: God, religion, marriage, family… Dennis reviews key moments in last night’s candidate debate.
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