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The Schilling Show 11/25/19 Hour 2: Robby Starbuck, Thomas Horn

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The Schilling Show 11/25/19 Hour 2: Robby Starbuck, Thomas Horn

Robby Starbuck, director and producer, shares how he is out and Conservative in Hollywood, his Cuban heritage, and why American media is so left leaning.

Thomas Horn, CEO of Skywatch TV, founder of Defender Films and Defender Publishing, and author, discusses the concept of the end times, indications, and more from his book The Wormwood Prophecy: NASA, Donald Trump, and a Cosmic Cover-Up of End-Time Proportions.

All of this and more in hour two on a Manic Monday edition of The Schilling Show!

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