Episode 553: A Comic-Con of Chaos

Abe Lincoln's Top Hat

The Last Podcast Network

Comedy, Politics, Society & Culture, Last Podcast Network, News, Ben Kissel, Fernando Perez Leon, Travis Irvine

4.8 • 3.5K Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2021

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary

With so much going on in the world this week, Ben, Travis, and Fernando are back, this time to discuss Maine passing the strongest ban on Facial Recognition seen to date, Aerial drone programs being deemed unconstitutional, Amazon finding themselves under fire again for mistreatment of workers, the ongoing investigation into the cause of the pandemic, Federal Marijuana restrictions & the Olympics, the Surfside tower collapse, and MORE as Travis enlists the help of the Top Hat community once again... Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0

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0:00.0	Let the word go forth.
0:01.8	Will Me Watch.
0:02.6	Are you fired up?
0:03.8	I'm not a crook.
0:04.6	Are you ready to go?
0:05.9	Shame on you.
0:06.6	Shame on you.
0:07.6	Ah!
0:08.6	He did well.
0:09.8	It's Abe Lincoln's Top Hat, hosted by Ben Kistle.
0:13.9	Yeah.
0:16.2	Boom, you can't get fooled again.
0:18.6	Hey, what's up everyone?
0:19.6	How you doing?
0:20.2	Ben Kistle, you're hanging out with Fernando?
0:22.4	Hi, Ben.
0:23.0	Hey, Fernando and Travis Irvine, who is still in Ohio.
0:27.5	Hola, from Ohio, Ben.
0:29.2	Where are you coming back, Travis?
0:31.6	Next week, we talked about it.
0:33.4	I'm going to mention Vegas.
0:34.6	We're going to have a great time with the boys.
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