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The Corruptible We Look Up To | PRIEST, PROSTITUTES, AND POLITICIANS w/ Professor Penn | EP281

from The Professor Penn Podcast · host Professor Penn

Episode #281 of  @professorpennpodcast  In this episode, Professor Penn reacts to clips of Congressman Eli Crane questioning Governor Tim Walz and State Senator Erin Quade criticizing Republican lawmakers over ICE operations in Minnesota, emphasizing the public’s responsibility to hold elected officials accountable. The discussion highlights Walter Hudson’s emergence as a leading voice within the state GOP, the planned March 1st rent strike, and what Professor views as contradictions in Minnesota’s approach to ICE enforcement. The conversation then shifts to Pastor John Hagee and biblical arguments surrounding Israel, where Professor critiques the intersection of faith, politics, and institutional influence. The episode closes with reactions to commentary on political sex scandals, President Trump’s push for voter ID laws in the upcoming midterms, and Robert Kagan’s warning that Europe should be wary of America’s trajectory.

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