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The Schilling Show 10/26/17 Hour 1: Dave Caron, Nick Kangadis, Megan Barth

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The Schilling Show 10/26/17 Hour 1: Dave Caron, Nick Kangadis, Megan Barth

Dave Caron, from the Kenny Jackson campaign, gives an update on the campaign and highlights on the recent forums.

MRCTV blogger and on-air host, Nick Kangadis discusses the reaction to the Campus Reform video that disguised Bernie Sanders’ tax plan as Donald Trump’s tax plan, as well as what this says about college students, and the problem of indoctrination.

Megan Barth, founder and proprietor of ReaganBabe.com, shares the present state of Las Vegas, questions the amount of security, and why the investigation is faltering in the silent news of Las Vegas.

All of this and more in hour one on The Schilling Show!

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