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REAL AF with Andy Frisella

637. Andy & DJ CTI: Trump Vs Haley In NH, SCOTUS Allows Agents To Cut Razor Wire & PA Reclaims Indigenous Mascot

Jan 24, 2024
01:13:06
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Andy and DJ discuss Trump vs Haley in the NH primary, Supreme Court allowing agents to cut razor wire on the US-Mexico border, newly elected school board reclaiming indigenous mascot, corruption in Congress, impact of AI on jobs and universal basic income, the importance of immigrants embracing American culture, and a bizarre cheating incident.
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  • The Southern York County School District school board voted to reinstate an indigenous mascot, serving as a victory against cancel culture.
  • The podcast discusses the potential negative consequences of universal basic income and job automation, emphasizing the concentration of power in tech giants like Amazon and Tesla.

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Pennsylvania School Board Reclaims Indigenous Mascot

The Southern York County School District (SYCSD) school board voted to bring back the traditional Warriors logo, which pays homage to the indigenous Susquehannock people. This vote is seen as a victory against cancel culture and a role model for other communities facing similar challenges.

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