#147 - Katie Pavlich - New York Times Bestselling Author

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Society & Culture, Comedy

4.8 • 3.3K Ratings

🗓️ 23 July 2021

⏱️ 74 minutes

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Summary

Evan Hafer welcomes guest Katie Pavlich, a journalist and New York Times bestselling author, to discuss topics such as anti law enforcement trends, accountability in journalism and the Afghanistan war.

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0:00.0	You have now entered Free Range American Podcast, presented by black rifle coffee.com.
0:15.0	Hey guys, in this episode, I sat down with the one, the only Katie Pavlach.
0:23.7	She's a Fox News contributor and an editor at townhall.com.
0:27.7	We got to talk about all kinds of cool conservative issues.
0:32.0	We got into gun legislation a little bit.
0:36.4	We talked a little bit on Fast and Furious.
0:39.3	She's going to come back for that one.
0:41.6	But love Katie.
0:43.6	She's awesome.
0:44.8	She's super spicy.
0:46.3	You're going to love this episode.
0:48.6	So welcome to the show.
0:50.1	Thanks for coming on.
0:51.2	I definitely appreciate it.
0:52.3	I don't know why I didn't ask you to do this.
0:54.9	So let me rewind. I apologize because I can't believe I didn't ask you to do the show before Jack Carr. And I felt really embarrassed when I saw your show. I was like Evan you idiot
1:12.6	Are you kidding you?
1:13.8	Like how can I not have done this earlier?
1:17.8	Well I was not offended
1:19.0	So I'm really grateful that you had me on
1:21.5	But I wasn't sitting there thinking that
1:23.6	You know that I was disappointed in you
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