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Slack.com slash DHQ. So I heard that Ben Shapiro, our own dear Ben Shapiro,

went to a high school in San Diego yesterday and was giving a speech to kind of

underprivileged kids and was talking about personal responsibility vis-à-vis money and

the administrator, the vice principal, in the middle of his speech, shut the speech

down and dismissed the school to keep them from hearing these hurtful messages about personal

responsibility. And I heard that and I thought, wait, they let Ben Shapiro into a high school?

I mean, they're not here about their restraining order? No, no, I actually enjoy it when

the left is stupid and oppressive. That's why for me, every day is a good day. Trigger

one. I'm Andrew Clayton and this is the Andrew Clayton Show. So we'll get back to that.

We'll get back to the shut-up area of shutting Ben down and all the people who want people

to be shut up and just be quiet. But first, I've been continuing the sacred Christmas tradition

of watching my screeners. The screeners are the DVDs that the movie company sent to you

at the end of the year. If you're in the business and you have a vote, I can vote for the best

screenplay of the year under WGA, Roger's Guild rules. So they send me all these things.

And that's how I catch up on all the movies that I didn't really want to go to see or

I didn't have time to see usually. And so I go through them one by one and sometimes

it's great. Last year it was amazing. Last year I saw Firefox, which was a terrific

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