Today we're talking about the absolutely wild dumpster fire situation around Sound of Freedom and Tim Ballard,

breaking down the scandal, allegations, and now abuse lawsuits. The horrifying and dangerous bone

smashing trend is back as young men are trying to get more chiseled jaw lines. Bobby Altuff

has found herself in controversy. Rogue drones at NFL games are stoking bomb threat fears.

And the Hamas-Israel war has resulted in hate crime fears, spiking, doxing, scandal,

and even right-winger's fighting amongst each other.

We're talking about all that and so much more on today's extra large Philip DeFranco show you daily dive into the news.

But quick thing first.

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goodness is available and you can get in before we sell out. So now you know, but we got a lot of

news to talk about today, so let's just jump into it. Starting with, it's just so simple. All you got to do to look absolutely fabulous is smash your bones with a hammer.

Please don't do that. I'm joke. I was a joke. Or rather, I'm telling you not to do it because this is not a

joke. Or because this old trend of bone smashing, it's become popular again. And it still does not work. But according to people who believe in this, you can promote bone growth by subjecting your face to repeated blunt trauma, such as with a hammer.

But I'm saying that it's almost like working out your muscles except now, it's your bones and you'll end up with a more chiseled look, a wider chin, or a sharper jaw line.

And advocates of this idea citing Wolf's Law, which notably is a baseless medical theory from the 19th century that suggests bones adapt to stress. But as doctors have told outlets like vice, while your jaw may look bigger due to inflammation,

that's only temporary. Your bones will not grow back harder and stronger,

and you may even cause permanent damage by smashing them. Now, I do want to note,

it is not exactly clear how much of the bone smashing trend is a joke, but at least some of it does appear to be real. Notably, it is just one facet of a much

broader, very real trend known as looks maxing, which as the name suggests, is when young men try to

max out their looks by any means necessary. So that can mean something as simple as eating healthier

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