ACS: Larry Flynt
After a quick break, Larry Flynt and his co-author David Eisenbach come in studio. Adam and Larry catch up from their last interaction several years ago, and Adam gets a little personal talking about Larry's sex life. He also talks with David about writing the new book, and how political sex scandals have shaped the course of history. Larry explains how being a politician gives you a sense of empowerment, and David suggests that the public is becoming more accepting of this behavior as long as people are honest about it.
Adam then talks to Larry about the state of Hustler across all platforms, including the magazines, stores, and online presence. The guys also talk a bit more about Larry's experience outing politicians, and the group goes into a deeper discussion about rough trade vs. vanilla sex, and what percentage of people cheat.
Alison then goes into the news, discussing Arizona shooter Jared Loughner being declared mentally incompetent. They also talk about the verbal lashing 'liberal blowhard' politician Ed Schultz gave Laura Ingraham. Larry has his own strong words to say about her. As Larry heads out, Adam is presented with a boatload of porn, and the guys wrap the show talking about the Kim Kardashian proposal and Law and Order: SVU.
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