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Femi-Communist Sophie Lewis' new book — 'Abolish the Family: A Manifesto for Care and Liberation' — hopes to destroy the silly, destructive family construct, and she starts in the kitchen. This isn't her first assault on the dreaded nuclear family.

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Live action versions of The Little Mermaid and Pinocchio provide the two latest examples of fan-baiting, as Hollywood manufactures racism in order to provoke controversy that generates publicity.

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Latino voters begin to shift their historical partisan allegiance away from the Democratic Party toward Republicans. What Democrats have treated as a bloc is rapidly splitting along economic and academic lines, with working, non-college degreed citizens more strongly toward the GOP. How can conservatives take advantage of Latino affinity for faith, family, economic freedom and schools that educate rather than indoctrinate?

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Recorded live before a global audience on September 23, 2022.

A 40-something Liberal argues with an 18-year-old Republican, then gets in his vehicle, and kills the young man with that four-wheeled weapon. When police arrive, the killer expresses surprise that there are consequences for murdering a right-wing extremist.

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The Swiss Environment Minister suggests you shower together to help cut energy usage by 15 percent, and the COO of 'Beyond Meat' takes a bite out of an Uber driver. All of this and more on Steve Green's Lightning Round LXI.

This week's topics....

00:20 Russia removes Black Sea submarine fleet away from Crimea.

03:15 Swiss environment minister suggests people shower together to save energy

06:29 COO of 'Beyond Meat', the fake meat purveyor, goes paleo, biting some flesh from the nose of an Uber driver after an Arkansas football game. He threatens to kill another driver.

08:55 McDonald's CEO, sick of crime-ridden Chicago, suggests moving the hamburger chain's corporate headquarters. Will Texas welcome the Golden Arches?

12:25 Venmo and PayPal ban 'Gays Against Groomers', whose mission is to safeguard children from abuse.

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Like a 40-story torch, a Chinese building burns. We're told that the Chinese Communist regime is building the cities of the future, but time and again, we see shoddy, substandard and dangerous construction practices that endanger lives...and we've got the shocking video. What did they do with all the money from the explosion of technology and exports?

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Martha's Vineyard receives a surprise gift from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who sent a busload of illegal immigrants to the upper-crust Massachusetts summer home village. After a brief Bienvenidos Brunch (read photo opp), the undocumented folk were sent packing to parts unknown. Is DeSantis' relocation program the most brilliant political move in recent memory? Are he and Texas Gov. Greg Abbott starting a long-delayed conversation about the collision of Utopian Progressive ideas and real life?

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Sen. Lindsey Graham introduces a bill to allow abortion up to 15 weeks of gestation, just after the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision said abortion is not a Constitutional right. Is Graham just trying to save the slim GOP Senate majority in a 'practical' way, or caving to Progressive immorality as Republicans often do. Compromise is the name of the game in politics, but when it comes to life and death, compromise is complicity.

Meanwhile, Dr. Phil struggles to counter the scientific logic and heartfelt compassion of Lila Rose, founder and president Live Action, the anti-abortion organization. Shouldn't a veteran Republican Senator have as much backbone as 34-year-old Lila Rose?

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Miss Manners dodges a question about whether men should remove hats indoors. Are there cultural conventions about dress that matter anymore? Stop by your local Walmart to view a veritable anti-fashion show of pajamas, fuzzy slippers and sports bras put on by ordinary shoppers. What do you think about appropriate attire in public? Does it matter? Did it ever? And, if so, why?

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