#346 WAR FOR TOMMY ROBINSON! Derek Smalls, Dean Cain and Sargon of Akkad!

Louder with Crowder

Comedy Interviews, Comedy, Politics, News

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🗓️ 15 June 2018

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Enjoy the second week of Louder With Crowder’s Cultural Appropriation Month! This week we honor the talented and tough culture of North Korea! Talking all things Tommy Robinson imprisonment, banned sex dolls, Jim Acosta’s latest blunder, Chicago trains and more. Derek Smalls of the band ‘Spinal Tap’ stops by to talk his new album and going solo, Dean Cain stops by to diss on Hollywood and Robert DeNiro, and Sargon of Akkad talks the state of free speech in Europe and Tommy Robinson.

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0:00.0	He arrived in America.
0:05.0	He conquered Austin.
0:08.0	He was promptly banned from Austin.
0:12.0	And YouTube.
0:15.0	They tried to stop him.
0:18.0	But now he's back.
0:22.0	Yeah, at this point they forced my hand, Bb.
0:25.0	You look like you had a few too many fights in your last update.
0:27.0	I'm not leaving Bb.
0:30.0	I'm actually not leaving Bb.
0:32.0	I literally go f*** yourself.
0:34.0	Bb?
0:35.0	You Bb.
0:36.0	Monday, June 11th.
0:39.0	Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the LGBTQAA IP number two festival.
0:43.0	I couldn't pick you guys to move up all the careers.
0:48.0	I'm going to sleep more Bb.
0:50.0	Bb.
0:51.0	Lauder with Crowder Studios.
0:52.0	Protected exclusively by Walter.
1:10.0	It's June, which marks Lauder with Crowder's third annual Cultural Appropriation Month.
1:15.0	Where we take you, lost the globe, learning and appreciating all the great cultures this world has for us.
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