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The Doctor Of Common Sense Show (9-14-22)

September 14, 2022·2 hr 2 min·5 clips

The host declares he loathes every fiber of the Biden administration, calling supporters trash.

This episode of The Doctor of Common Sense Show features the host delivering a monologue reacting to listener comments and current events. The host, who promotes a book titled "Guaranteed Freedom, Victory, and Success through the Lord Jesus Christ," engages directly with his audience in the chat. He reads a comment from a listener who keeps her Christmas lights on year-round, which he humorously labels a "redneck" trait. The host discusses plans to play more country music after criticism from some listeners, naming Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood. He criticizes Republicans for their praise of the late Queen Elizabeth II, calling Prince Andrew a "child molester" and stating Prince Charles "hate[s] Christians." The host extensively critiques President Joe Biden's administration, citing high inflation, gas prices, and a potential national rail strike. He references a poll suggesting voters feel Republicans haven't made a strong enough case against Democrats ahead of midterm elections. The host claims Jill Biden supports having all books, including those with explicit content, in school libraries, referencing titles like "Lawn Boy" and "Gender Queer." He also mentions allegations about Joe Biden's personal conduct, including showering with his daughter. The host expresses disdain for figures like Kamala Harris, Nancy Pelosi, and Barack Obama, labeling the entire administration "trash." He argues that good products, like electric cars or solar energy, shouldn't need government subsidies if they were truly effective. The host briefly comments on a UFC fight and criticizes ESPN's pound-for-pound boxing list for including Canelo Álvarez and Lomachenko. He states the FBI seized Mike Lindell's phone but has done nothing with Hunter Biden's laptop since 2018. The host concludes by reading Psalm 127 and stating the country is more corrupt than Sodom and Gomorrah. A surprising claim is that Jill Biden believes it is "un-American" to ban any books from school libraries, including those depicting sexual acts. The host asserts that Hunter Biden video-recorded himself weighing crack cocaine but faced no arrest. He states that General Mark Milley told the Chinese he would side with them if President Trump "tried to do something." The host argues that if electric cars and solar energy were truly beneficial, they wouldn't require government subsidies to be adopted. He claims the media ignores allegations about Joe Biden showering with his daughter, which would be major news if about Donald Trump. A memorable moment is his blunt admission that he insults family members and former friends who support the Biden administration, calling them "trash." The tone is highly opinionated, confrontational, and conversational, with the host directly addressing his chat audience. The style is a rant-driven monologue blending political commentary, personal grievance, and religious references. Listeners who enjoy unfiltered, conservative political commentary criticizing the Biden administration and mainstream media would appreciate this episode. Those seeking balanced debate, factual reporting, or who are offended by strong language and personal insults would likely skip it.

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A sermonized rant that moves from porch jokes to full-throttle political fire.

The episode starts light, with porch light jokes, country music banter, and the host laughing through listener exchanges. It then turns hard into a political monologue about the Biden family, military vaccine mandates, religious exemptions, and the uneven way rules seem to land…

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If you want a fiery, preacher-voiced rant with porch jokes and political heat.

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