You're listening to serious inquiries only. Oh, Hello and I'm your host Thomas Smith. Welcome to Serious Inquiries Only. This is episode number 18,

and I'm your host Thomas Smith

being Thursday.

It is time for a little free inquiry.

And I've got lots of stuff to talk about

overwhelming response to the price episode from Monday.

Wow, I guess I know how to get people to participate more in this show

and that's to have the epitome of everyone's Trump supporting family

member on to discuss his really absurd and horrendous views. But I all that said I

want to get right over to Milo Einopoulos. I'm hoping this is the last show that ever really has to deal with Milo because he's incredibly boring. But so has happened there's so much to talk about it's it's pretty amazing he finally it seems as though he finally is going to slip into a little bit of irrelevance

because, well, we'll talk about why.

So let's get right over to that

on this free inquiry Thursday. Well, just with the Bill Maher episode I thought I was going to have plenty to talk about. And guess I'll start there so last week you might remember I talked about this

I felt going into it I was worried that Bill Maher didn't know enough about how awful Milo was wouldn't necessarily do his research, would agree too much that the left

is to blame and all this crap. I was worried about that and then I got even more worried when I start real time with Bill Maher and come to find out

that Milo is going to be in the first initial interview.

For those who don't know the show, Bill Meyer does a little monologue and then his first thing

is just a one-on-one interview and then he has a panel.

I was hoping Milo would be on the panel because I want more people there to challenge

his ideas and to maybe see through kind of his

bullshit. But now it was the one-on-one interview. It was it was pretty bad. I give Bill some

credit it seemed like he had a few points he came ready to challenge

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