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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2020 · 2H 18M

(((My Fellow Americans))) #61: We Can Prove It Mathematically with Jordan Logue

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The world is gripped with fear and misinformation regarding the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic, and Spike is here to help cut through the nonsense and get to the facts.  Spike is joined tonight by Literal Scientist Jordan Logue, Biomedical Sciences Researcher at FSU College of Medicine.  We're going to parse through the propaganda about COVID-19 and talk about what's really going on, including how the federal government barred hospitals and universities from testing for it for months, and how the heroes who continued testing illegally helped to save countless lives.   We're also going to talk about how the war on drugs has destroyed the lives of people while making medical research much more difficult, and much more!   Also, because Jordan is an Admin of Fakertarians, we'll no doubt be trashing fake libertarians throughout the show.   Vermin for President   Spike For Vice President   Spike Twitter   Spike Facebook   Libertarian Dad Bod Calendar   Libertarian Party Waffle House Caucus   Chris Reynolds, Attorney at Law Intro & Outro Music by JoDavi

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