5/3/23: CNN town hall promotion goes haywire, Tucker's latest replacement no good
-- On the Show:
-- Bob Zeidman, the software engineer who debunked MyPillow Mike Lindell's election fraud allegations and has claimed the offered $5 million reward, joins David to discuss the entire fiasco
-- Right-wing content creator Steven Crowder and right-wingers would like women to have to stay married if they can't point to "fault" for a divorce
-- CNN is promoting their forthcoming Donald Trump town hall as if Trump is a normal person who was not arrested and did not incite a riotous insurrection
-- Lawrence Jones, Tucker Carlson's latest replacement, continues to humiliate himself
-- Donald Trump's recent interview with his own former propagandist Steve Bannon goes horribly wrong
-- Donald Trump opens a 36-point lead over Ron DeSantis
-- A visibly confused Donald Trump tries pandering to Christians during a religious interview
-- Donald Trump reportedly grabbed a reporter's phone during a childish tantrum
-- Voicemail caller says he witnessed a crime in New York City
-- On the Bonus Show: Late-night TV shows go dark as writers strike, US cigarette smoking rate hits new all-time low, California man guilty of killing 3 after doorbell prank, much more...
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