Kevin McCullough and Naomi Wolf

The Eric Metaxas Show

Salem Podcast Network

Religion & Spirituality, News Commentary, Society & Culture, Christianity, News

4.6 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 13 January 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Kevin McCullough looks into the "bald-faced lying" that's going on with members of Congress; then, Naomi Wolf talks about being cancelled on Twitter for telling the truth about the vaccine.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Eric Matexis show with your host Eric Matexis.
0:15.9	Folks, welcome to hour two.
0:17.7	We continue our conversation with a guy named McCullough.
0:20.9	Actually, it's not Dr. Peter McCullough.
0:23.0	It is now Kevin McCullough.
0:24.8	We switched him out that.
0:25.8	Do you see what we did there?
0:26.8	Kevin.
0:27.8	All the time.
0:28.8	It's Matexis radio.
0:29.8	And actually, after talking to you, we're going to talk to my friend and former college
0:34.9	classmate Naomi Wolfe.
0:37.8	But I want to talk to you, Kevin, about Joe Biden gave a speech yesterday.
0:42.5	I guess it was in Atlanta.
0:45.1	Where was it that he gave his...
0:46.4	It was, yes, I believe it was in Atlanta.
0:48.4	And it was directly trying to campaign and proposition for the very deceptively named
0:55.7	voting rights bill that they were trying to push through.
0:58.4	But they have a very sweet thesis.
1:00.0	If you don't vote for us, you're a racist.
1:02.4	Isn't that sweet?
1:03.4	Well, I love it when people call us names.
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