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The Doctor Of Common Sense Show (9-7-22)

September 7, 2022·2 hr·5 clips

Kamala Harris claimed she didn't eat a grape until 20 to support a boycott, but the timeline doesn't add up.

The host, known as The Doctor of Common Sense, opens his show by describing a severe storm in Texas that nearly caused a power outage. He greets several regular listeners in the chat room, including Christine Meadows, Eric, Brittany, and Ancient Squid. The episode begins with a story about a 28-year-old woman arrested at Harry Reid International Airport in Las Vegas for allegedly skipping her restaurant bill at an 8-Tex-Mex Outpost. The host recounts the woman's claim that police arrested her because she was "too damn good looking," contrasting it with the police report citing intoxication and belligerence. He compares her excuse to hypothetical claims by Jeffrey Dahmer or Hunter Biden, framing it as an example of modern entitlement. The host then critiques Vice President Kamala Harris, referencing her Labor Day speech where she stated she boycotted grapes until age 20 in solidarity with farm workers. He questions the timeline, noting the major grape boycott began in 1984 when Harris was 19, and recalls her past claim about listening to Tupac Shakur's album years before its 1991 release. The host characterizes these as inconsistent stories similar to those told by President Joe Biden. Next, he discusses former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams, referencing a bill she sponsored as a state representative to prohibit certain assault weapons. He criticizes this by comparing it to a hypothetical ban on all-you-can-eat buffets, a dig at Abrams' public persona. The host also mentions Abrams' statements about voter access, specifically her citation of 1.2 million Georgians requesting absentee ballots for a runoff election. He disputes the idea that voters fear showing ID at polls, pointing to protests during the George Floyd unrest as counter-evidence. The host then addresses a reported FBI practice involving a "self-submission form" where individuals might waive Second Amendment rights without a court order, which he strongly distrusts. After a break featuring a reading from his book on spiritual fulfillment, he confronts listeners who claim they couldn't find his show after he left YouTube, insisting a simple web search would locate it. The final major segment focuses on COVID-19 vaccines, which he calls a "phony vaccination." He cites a high school athlete whose football career ended due to a six-foot-long blood clot he links to the vaccine, and mentions news anchor Julie Chin suffering a stroke on live TV. The host references Alberta, Canada, where the leading cause of death is reportedly listed as "unknown," suggesting a cover-up of vaccine-related deaths. He asserts that doctors, Anthony Fauci, and the CDC knowingly lied about vaccine safety and hid data. The episode concludes with the story of Eliza Fletcher, a teacher murdered while jogging, allegedly by a man named Cleotha Abston (or Henderson), who had been recently released from prison. The host describes the suspect's alleged pattern of offering women money for sex and notes phone data placed him at the crime scene. The tone is highly conversational, combative, and saturated with sarcastic commentary aimed at political and cultural figures. Listeners who enjoy informal, opinion-driven monologues critiquing liberal politicians, media narratives, and public health authorities would appreciate this episode. Those seeking balanced debate, factual reporting, or topics beyond U.S. political grievances might choose to skip it.

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A blunt, scrappy broadcast with live-wire energy and more personality than polish.

This episode is a loose, fast-moving monologue on crime, social-media fame, and fight-night opinions, with the host circling back to his own read on each topic. The appeal is the immediacy.

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You want a stormy, no-filter rant with chat-room shoutouts and UFC fight picks.

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