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The Schilling Show 9/1/20: Kathleen Medaries, Rick Manning, John Zmirak

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The Schilling Show 9/1/20: Kathleen Medaries, Rick Manning, John Zmirak

Kathleen Medaries, Director of Communications and Strategy of Virginia Freedom Keepers, shares on the present threat of the forced mandatory vaccines, and the March Against Mandates.

Rick Manning, president of Americans for Limited Government, discusses the White House acceptance speech, violent mob attacks, and more on the DC dream becoming a DC nightmare.

Senior Editor of The Stream, author of Politically Incorrect Guide to Catholicism, John Zmirak explains why he wrote his book, threats to blow up the voting system, and a referendum on evil.

All of this and more on a Turbo Tuesday edition of The Schilling Show!

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