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This week, The GLoP-extended universe tackles all the important issues of the day: First, Jonah responds to Stephen Colbert's lame and inaccurate attempt at humor. Then, Sarah Jeong keeps her job at the New York Times, Alex Jones is banished from (most) social media, a deep dive into Paul Manafort's eclectic wardrobe, and we wrap up with a special GLoP investigation: is a hot dog a sandwich? Jonah says yes, others say no. Also, the idea of a museum dedicated to pizza is, er, cheesy, but where should it be located? And is that gooey stuff they sell in Chicago really even pizza? Listen and leave us your thoughts in the comments (keep it Kosher, please).
Hosted by John Podhoretz, Jonah Goldberg, and Rob Long
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Glad that Martini Shot is back, thanks for the heads up.
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It is, in no sense whatsoever, a sandwich. John is so wrong it’s painful.
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An evergreen statement.
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Can’t believe Colbert went after Jonah Goldberg as a Trumpster. Jonah cares more about dogs than owning the libs! Owns two dogs but owns zero libs! That is an outrage!
Colbert needs to call out the real Trump allies like MAXimum MAGA Boot and Jennifer “Right Turn Left” Rubin.
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Sorry John, but a hot dog is not a sandwich. I don't even consider a burger a sandwich per se. And I kind of like deep dish pizza.
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