Ep. 198 - Comedian Evan Sayet: The Left Replaced Humor with Vitriol

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Ep. 198 - Evan Sayet, Comedian, Author and Speechwriter on the ruination by the Left of #comedy in film, tv, and stand-up. Evan wrote for Bill Maher, Arsenio Hall, Win Ben Steins Money, and other television shows. He can be seen on his own stand-up special "Evan Sayet: A Deplorable Mind" on Amazon Prime and his latest book, Apocoli Now is now available on Amazon. Follow #EvanSayet on Twitter at http://twitter.com/EvanSayet and http://EvanSayet.com.

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