HeyJaredThe John Thomas Hill Show
My ramblings about sports, current events, pop culture, geek culture and whatever else I can think up. Oh and we may have guests!
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I’m mad as hell (at Trump) and I don’t want to take it anymore (opens the original)
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I’m fed up with press bans and putting his stupid name on stuff that doesn’t need it and other stupid things he does, yet his sycophants will continue to defend him and his marks will continue to support him!
Trump and MAGA have ruined America for the benefit of the billionaires (opens the original)
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The last eighteen months have seen the fall of American prestige because of the greed, bigotry, misogyny and stupidity of the MAGA movement who are now finding out after supporting a convicted felon and alleged pedophile for President…again. The receipts are here and payback is a you know what.
College Football at the Crossroads (opens the original)
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Why college football, and college sports in general, are in dire straits with instability all over the place.
The Lessons of 9/11, Twenty Five Years On (opens the original)
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# 9/11 at 25 Years: What We Learned, What We Didn’t, and Why It Still Matters John Thomas Hill reflects on where he was when 9/11 happened and how that experience shaped his view of the attacks over time. He argues that the U.S. responded with fear, division, and costly wars that made the country less secure rather than more prepared. In this episode, John Thomas Hill shares a personal memory of the day, then broadens into a political and historical critique of the War on Terror, U.S. intelligen
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