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The Schilling Show December 27, 2023: Chuck Moran, Phil Kerpen

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The Schilling Show December 27, 2023: Chuck Moran, Phil Kerpen

Chuck Moran, concerned Charlottesville citizen, breaks down why he believes the school renaming process has sown distrust and division in the community.

Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, provides and internet regulation update and details the problems of government-owned networks.

All of this and more on a Wild Wednesday Edition of The Schilling Show!

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