Episode 122 - Douglas Murray

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Author Douglas Murray joins the show to discuss his new book, "The War on the West", why it is deeply unhealthy for the political left in the United States to encourage the country to abandon its founding story, America's bizarrely unique (and incredible) history, and why no American should feel guilty about slavery. Buy Drinkin' Bros new Hard AF Seltzer Here! Buy Drinkin' Bros Merch Here!

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