CPAC #21: Kevin "Hercules" Sorbo

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🗓️ 28 February 2015

⏱️ 9 minutes

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Summary

Our final podcast and the highlight of CPAC: National Review’s Jim Geraghty talks to actor Kevin Sorbo about his new film “Caged” about human trafficking, last year’s surprise hit “God’s Not Dead“, and the real most important question at CPAC: In a fight between Hercules and Xena, who would win? Source

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0:53.9	your phone and Chromebook. This is Jim Garrity of National Review with the National Review Ricochet Podcast, our last
1:07.5	one of Friday, with the famous actor Kevin Sorboe who, actually when most people hear and see this, they actually
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