Everybody Loves Kamala: Episode 183, July 28, 2024

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-Josh's boss Jack Buckby joins the show to reveal how digital cancel culture just cost us our jobs (yes, again, recently). We talk about how online news content works, and how leftist censors and AI are targeting conservative news producers. -The Kamalapalooza is in full swing as the White House and the media try to convince us how much we love the most unpopular vice president in American history. -Narcissistic control tightens on all of us every day. Pro-Hamas protestors are vandalizing US historical monuments in Washington, DC, and harassing the Israeli delegation to Congress by pouring maggots and worms on their hotel dining tables and burning Netanyahu in effigy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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