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11/14/16 Hour 2: Lowell Ponte, Antoinette Roades
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Author and former Reader’s Digest Editor, Lowell Ponte, joins the show to weigh in on Trump’s election win, and to discuss his book “Money, Morality & the Machine: Smith’s Law in an Unethical, Over-Governed Age”. Also, Antoinette Roades shares her personal knowledge of Booten Hernond, why Charlottesville citizens should know his story, and how she came to know Booten Hernond herself.

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