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EPISODE · May 30, 2020 · 1H 52M

May 29, 2020

from The Dan Proft Show Podcast · host The Dan Proft Show

 Woodson Center and 1776 founder Bob Woodson on George Floyd, riots, protests and the black voices who are not heard. Hoover Institution's John Cochrane, the Grumpy Economist, on the "careful" economy. George Mason University Law Professor Tom Vartanian on preventing a second economic hemorrhage if there is second COVID-19 wave. Hong Kong Watch's Benedict Rogers on the end of one country, two systems in China and what the West should do about it. Dems are running out of arguments, says financier, author Lord Conrad Black. NY Times is literally just dystopian fiction now. Brother Chris can't do all the heavy lifting so Andrew Cuomo leaned on Chris Rock and Rosie Perez. Montgomery Co, MD, Executive Marc Elrich on the dangers of the outdoor COVID-19 briefing.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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 Woodson Center and 1776 founder Bob Woodson on George Floyd, riots, protests and the black voices who are not heard. Hoover Institution's John Cochrane, the Grumpy Economist, on the "careful" economy. George Mason University Law Professor Tom...

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