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Terrorism in Charlottesville - as it happened
enAugust 15, 2017
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Why was it so hard for the President to condemn an act of terrorism? It was clear even in the midst of the breaking news that day that it was a terrorist act.
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Should the government regulate anonymous accounts on social media?
Anonymous jerks on social media are a real menace to polite society, but regulating them would be a big mistake
August 19, 2017 - full show
A lot of people feel disrespected -- but the answer isn't to compound the disrespect. Also: Why I loathe CFLs, whether the government should regulate anonymous accounts on Twitter, and an honest conversation about being black and white in America.