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The Schilling Show 11/9/17 Hour 2: Clifford May, Megan Barth

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The Schilling Show 11/9/17 Hour 2: Clifford May, Megan Barth

President of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies, Clifford May discusses the US Saudi relationship, internal problems in Saudi Arabia, as well as the attack on Riyadh airport and more on the trouble in Saudia Arabia.

Megan Barth, founder and proprietor of Reaganbabe.com, analyzes the 2017 Election, blaming Trump, and voter fraud cases in Nevada and more.

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

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