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12/6/16 Hour 2: Gary Aldrich, David Rubin, Jim Pikl
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Gary Aldrich talks about the Trump presidency, David Rubin discusses the relationship pf John Kerry and Israel, and Jim Pikl talks about refusing service for people with face and neck tattoos.

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