#727: Chatting with Sebastian Murdock

Knowledge Fight

Politics, News, Comedy

4.8 • 5.1K Ratings

🗓️ 21 September 2022

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Summary

Today, Dan and Jordan sit down to chat with Huffington Post reporter Sebastian Murdock about his time covering the Sandy Hook trial in CT, and about how he was recently challenged to a debate by Owen Shroyer.

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1:03.2	We're ship at the altar of Sleen and talk a little bit about Alex Jews. Oh
1:07.2	Indeed we are Dan Jordan Dan
1:10.0	Yeah, Jordan quick question for you. What's your bright spot today? Bye bright spot today Jordan?
1:14.3	I don't you go first. I need to think a little bit. All right. Take your time. I need to mold this over
1:19.3	I will I will tell you my bright spot Dan
1:21.9	My bright spot is there's this TV show
1:25.7	Amazon company that I despise
1:29.7	spent
1:30.9	More money than is ever been necessary to make this show about the Lord of the Rings
1:36.0	But I'll be God damn if it's not fucking great. I would prefer they'd spent some of that money elsewhere
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