#18 EXCLUSIVE Interview With UofM Hero and Ann McElhinney!

Louder with Crowder

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🗓️ 10 April 2015

⏱️ 125 minutes

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This week we get an EXCLUSIVE interview with Rachel Jankowski, the girl who pulled no punched with the administration at University of Michigan, and saved the screening of "American Sniper." Also, the lovely Ann McElhinney stops by to discuss fracking, and her new Gosnell movie!

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0:00.0	Hey, hey!
0:02.0	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!
0:14.0	Yes, someone called me!
0:17.0	I am a man!
0:19.0	Steven!
0:21.0	And I see printed whispers, trains are playing!
0:25.0	Now, it's time for the Motor City maniac!
0:28.0	The wit from the mitt, the great lakes grandmaster, the Motown madman, the mittens, killer kitten!
0:38.0	We ran out of nicknames.
0:40.0	You're listening to Lauder with Crowder!
0:45.0	Good day!
0:47.0	Good evening!
0:49.0	Good afternoon!
0:50.0	Good morning, of course!
0:52.0	It's of course a good morning in Michigan where we are!
0:55.0	Broadcasting live from the bunker in Ann Arbor today because we're going down to campus to shoot a video!
1:02.0	Tweet me at us Crowder if you're in Michigan and would like to be involved!
1:07.0	Of course, everyone knows the controversy where American sniper was banned on campus because it's offensive and now it's back on.
1:13.0	So this morning, so today we've got some great guests.
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