Taking on the Insurrectionist Sheep Zombies with Marcus Flowers
On today’s episode, the brothers have on Marcus Flowers, a Democratic candidate from Georgia who is looking to replace Marjorie Taylor Greene in Congress. During the interview, Flowers discusses everything from his military service and fighting for over a decade in combat zones, to why he decided to get in the race to begin with. Switching gears, the brothers also discuss why GQP members are so willing to ingest the *horse* drug, Ivermectin, when there is a scientifically proven vaccine that actually works and costs nothing to take. To round out the episode, we break down the latest in the Jim Jordan saga and why he suddenly remembers all of his conversations with former president Donald Trump during the January 6th insurrection. If you enjoyed today’s episode please be sure to rate, review and subscribe. As always, thank YOU for listening.
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