The Bully Who Cried Victim

Getting Hammered®

Laissez-Faire Media

Politics, Society & Culture, News, News Commentary

4.7 • 844 Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2022

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Taylor Lorenz, a former content cop who went after creators and now writes on the lives of internet-famous teens for a living, claims she’s really the victim of online attacks. And Senate Democrats are convinced that newly confirmed Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson faced worse treatment on the Senate floor than Justice Brett Kavanaugh. But Mary Katharine and Vic question who the real victim is here. Times 00:12 - Segment: Welcome to the Show 11:13 - Segment: The News You Need to Know 11:18 - President Barack Obama visits the White House to tout improvements to the Affordable Care Act 22:36 - University of Chicago student peppers The Atlantic columnist Anne Applebaum with questions on the mainstream media’s Hunter Biden laptop story coverup 39:34 - Taylor Lorenz says she’s bullied for her reporting on internet teens 46:57 - Senate Democrats allege newly-confirmed Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson faced worse treatment than Justice Brett Kavanaugh 49:00 - Bojangles to give out gas gift cards to customers Links The Washington Post opinion on Hunter Biden’s laptop Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello, everyone. Hello to the Hammerheads. It is another episode of getting hammered.
0:17.5	I'm your host, Mary Captain Ham, and I'm here with my friend Vic Mattis, as always of the free beacon and the sub beacon podcast
0:24.1	which you can find on Patreon.
0:25.4	How's it going, Vic?
0:27.1	Hello, Mary Catherine.
0:28.6	I am fine.
0:30.0	So yesterday I had to pick up my son at a track meet.
0:33.4	So he's doing track and field.
0:35.1	At least he did not finish.
0:36.4	He did the 1600 meter.
0:38.4	He did not finish last.
0:39.0	I said, how'd you do?
0:40.6	He goes, well, I wasn't last.
0:41.2	There you go.
0:42.1	That's good.
0:43.7	But then he was talking about it. He goes, oh, I don't know.
0:44.6	Maybe I was like six minutes or something for the mile.
0:47.3	I don't think I've ever run six minutes for the mile. kid is like five minutes you know like the guy at front is five these people are working running so
0:54.7	fast and what's crazy is i'm there yesterday i'm looking at these kids these are middle schools right
1:00.0	and some of them already look jacked yeah at like eighth grade and like okay i used to like okay i'm like
1:06.9	competing against high schools but i figured i could still beat some of these eighth graders out, you know, but I don't know now. I think it's kind of a smile. It is. I think unless he's
1:16.0	completely wrong on it, unless he's completely, maybe he meant eight. I don't know, but he said that the guy was
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