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8/29/16 Hour 1: Ashe Schow, Ian Smith, Skyler Miller
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Ashe Schow, from the Washington Examiner, joins the show to highlight her article “Where Feminism Went Wrong”, Ian Smith points out a discrepancy discovered through his FOIA request where Syrian refugees may be sneaking into the country, and Skylar Miller discusses Capitalism, free-market economics, and what he would say to Bernie supporters.

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