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Schlichter: Joe Rogan Tried to Be Reasonable

Schlichter: Joe Rogan Tried to Be Reasonable
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Kurt Schlichter is back for another episode of his "Unredacted" podcast! His unfiltered, uncensored, exclusive podcast, "Unredacted with Kurt Schlichter," is for our valued Townhall VIP members. If you're not yet a VIP member, use promo code AMERICAFIRST to get 25% off your membership, support our mission, and never miss an episode!

In today's episode of "Unredacted," Kurt discusses Spotify being full of whining employees and the left's efforts to cancel Joe Rogan. Rogan tried his best to be reasonable, but that was a big mistake.

WARNING CONTAINS: STRONG, EXPLICIT LANGUAGE

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