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Today on The David Pakman Show / December 4, 2015

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On the Show:

-Classic Interview: Dr. Michael Brown, author of A Queer Thing Happened to America, and host of The Line of Fire joins us with his take on why President Obama announcing his support of gay marriage is a bad thing, and ends up hanging up on David

–Bernie Sanders is still more electable than Hillary Clinton against Republicans

–James Dobson, evangelical Christian author and founder of Focus on the Family, struggles to explain why gays shouldn’t be stoned to death

–Right-wing pastor Rick Joyner reveals that God told him the New England Patriots would win the Superbowl

–Flashback: Country singer Trace Adkins wears a Confederate flag during his performance on an NBC Christmas special

–Flashback:Corrupt crime lab chemist Annie Dookhan gets 3-5 years in prison

–Flashback: A whirlwind of events around police brutality, excessive force, black lives, and strong protests

–Audience Question: You’ve mentioned you own Tesla stock. What other stocks do you currently own?

–Audience Question: I’m all for supporting free speech, but should we really champion particularly hateful speech? To that end, is the ACLU that great of an organization?

–Audience Question: Should humans really drink milk? Is it healthy?

–On the Bonus Show: An electronic “brain-training” device, a Canadian anti-vaxxer changes her mind, a pastor marries a teenager with his wife’s permission, more…

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