#12 Net Neutrality Oh No! With James Okeefe and Brett McKay

Louder with Crowder

Comedy Interviews, Comedy, Politics, News

4.6 • 37.3K Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2015

⏱️ 123 minutes

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This week we show you the ins and outs of Net Neutrality and debunk the "equal pay" myths as propagated by feminists. James Okeefe joins us to break news on his latest sting against Al Sharpton and Brett McKay tells us what it's like to be a man in modern America!

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0:00.0	Hey, hey, boy, what a wonderful kind of day.
0:04.0	We could learn to work and play.
0:07.0	And get along with each other.
0:11.0	Steven, if someone calls me, I am a man.
0:18.0	Steven, and my secret whisper screams the pain.
0:25.0	Now, it's time for the Motor City Mediac, the wit from the mitt, the great lakes grandmaster,
0:32.0	the Motown Madman, the mittens, killer kitten.
0:38.0	We ran out of nicknames.
0:40.0	You're listening to louder with crowder.
0:47.0	Good day to you.
0:50.0	Oh my lord, what a wonderful day.
0:53.0	What a wonderful day.
0:55.0	What a wonderful week.
0:57.0	I am your host, Steven Crowder.
0:59.0	As always, the most insubordinate producer, slash sidekick in radio.
1:04.0	If I could, I'd strangle him, but apparently that's a felony.
1:07.0	Fundip Dan.
1:09.0	Here we go.
1:11.0	Fundip, you got a haircut, you little schmohawk?
1:14.0	Yeah, it's about dang time.
1:17.0	You kind of went the, you went the full, inglorious bastards look.
1:22.0	Well, this is the typical, if I have time to get my haircut haircut.
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