This is the 10th year that we have celebrated National Hug Your AK Day. Professor Paul will explain the origins of this most prestigious holiday and how it is based upon fighting prejudice and hatred.

Are you ready to check your white privilege? Have you checked it lately? We have a reminder of the prejudice and hypocrisy going on in the United States of America. All of which is being driven by the political left and the Mainstream Media.

What do you think should happen to an 18 year old who takes a pistol to school and shoots four people? Before you answer, you might want to sit down and listen to today’s show.

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From www.independent.co.uk:

The 18-year-old suspect who opened fire at a high school in Arlington, Texas, was granted bail and ordered to stay away from the institution as well from those who were injured in the incident, his attorney said on Thursday.

Kim T Cole, the civil rights lawyer representing Timothy George Simpkins, insisted the case was not a “standard-issue school shooting.”

“There are numerous school shootings that have occurred across this country which are tragic. All school shootings are tragic. However, in this situation, this was not someone who was just out to go and shoot a school and had made up their mind [and said] ‘You know hey I’m upset and I’m just going to shoot anyone I see’,” Ms Cole told the media.

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