#22: Creepy Porn Lawyer Loses Again, White 'Supremacist' Milk, Liberals' 2016 PTSD

Matt and Storm are starting this week off with an outrageous episode. The guys talk about creepy porn lawyer, Michael Avenatti, taking another two "Ls" this week, as one judge has evicted one of his law firms and another is requiring him to pay millions to a former colleague. Also, they address PETA's insane claim that if you like white milk, you may be a white supremacist. And they mock a new study out of Arizona State University that shows a bunch of college students is exhibiting PTSD symptoms because of the 2016 Election results...weak.

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