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In this episode, Dinesh compares Trump and Reagan, showing why Trump—not Reagan—is the leader for today, but also what Trump can learn from Reagan to make him even stronger in the future. House Democrats are scared Biden might push the nuclear button; Dinesh agrees that all bets are off when a man enters his “second childhood.” Taking up on his new PragerU video on “identity socialism,” Dinesh goes in-depth into the influence of Herbert Marcuse, who is responsible for the unique type of socialism we see today. Closing out his expose of the corrupt gang at the Southern District of New York, Dinesh does a body slam on Preet Bharara, explaining Bharara’s sorry fate through the Indian concept of karma. Also brash new Congressman Madison Cawthorn joins Dinesh to talk about the new face of the GOP.
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In this episode, Dinesh compares Trump and Reagan, showing why Trump—not Reagan—is the leader for today, but also what Trump can learn from Reagan to make him even stronger in the future. House Democrats are scared Biden might push the nuclear button; Dinesh agrees that all bets are off when a man enters his “second childhood.” Taking up on his new PragerU video on “identity socialism,” Dinesh goes in-depth into the influence of Herbert Marcuse, who is responsible for the unique type of socialism we see today. Closing out his expose of the corrupt gang at the Southern District of New York, Dinesh does a body slam on Preet Bharara, explaining Bharara’s sorry fate through the Indian concept of karma. Also brash new Congressman Madison Cawthorn joins Dinesh to talk about the new face of the GOP.
See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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