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I break down Visiting Professor Roxane Gay's viral moment where she cheered on political violence during a bizarre pro-obesity panel at Harvard Medical School... plus, her desperate attempt to gaslight and play the victim after receiving criticism.00:00 Intro01:12 Roxane Gay's crazy "Free Luigi" moment at Harvard05:58 Roxane gaslights & plays the victim with follow-up statement13:05 Roxane plays the victim15:52 Outro
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I went on a show on the Two Way Network titled "The Group Chat," hosted by Former Ohio Senator Nina Turner, and we react to an insane moment where Democratic Spokesperson Robert Patillo crashes out and totally misses the mark on how unserious Shane Gillis's recent SNL joke was.
We react to a viral clip from a TikToker that claims she was fired from her job for participating in the violent "Kirkaversary" online phenomenon, where she then goes on to victim blame herself and explains how she got "doxxed."
We react to some crazy TikToks, where performative dads are virtue-signaling women's rights to their..... infant children? As well as more crazy clips.
We react to new White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia's absolute trainwreck of a first appearance, the crazy clips from the event, and Fox News' Sean Hannity's take on her defense.
We discuss the controversy now surrounding NFL player Travis Kelce, where instagram users noticed he liked a post that Shane Gillis had made recording his recent SNL monologue that has the internet up in arms.
Penafian: Podcast dan karya seni yang dibenamkan pada halaman ini adalah daripada Brad Polumbo, yang merupakan hak milik pemiliknya dan tidak bergabung dengan atau disokong oleh Listen Notes, Inc.
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