#32 - Lawyer Up w/Gavin McInnes

Get your cocoa and settle in for this one, as it’s a long ride. Josh opens up about the past year, and just what’s been happening with the constant podcast breaks and radio silence. Gavin McInnes is back, and we talk about all things litigious in the...

An episode of the The Darkest Hour Podcast podcast, hosted by Josh Denny, titled "#32 - Lawyer Up w/Gavin McInnes" was published on April 8, 2019 and runs 142 minutes.

April 8, 2019 ·142m · The Darkest Hour Podcast

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Get your cocoa and settle in for this one, as it’s a long ride. Josh opens up about the past year, and just what’s been happening with the constant podcast breaks and radio silence. Gavin McInnes is back, and we talk about all things litigious in the modern world, and taking down corrupt actors in society posing as progressive minded do-gooders. As a couple of “Legal Lenny Bruce’s,” we talk about the current trend of diversity and inclusion in film, and how it’s actually no well intentioned. If you’d like to contribute to our legal fights, visit www.defendgavin.com, or email [email protected] to find out how you can help!

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Get your cocoa and settle in for this one, as it’s a long ride. Josh opens up about the past year, and just what’s been happening with the constant podcast breaks and radio silence. Gavin McInnes is back, and we talk about all things litigious in the modern world, and taking down corrupt actors in society posing as progressive minded do-gooders. As a couple of “Legal Lenny Bruce’s,” we talk about the current trend of diversity and inclusion in film, and how it’s actually no well intentioned. If you’d like to contribute to our legal fights, visit www.defendgavin.com, or email [email protected] to find out how you can help!

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