3534: Moon Knight, Roe v. Wade, Dave Chappelle and more w/ Chris Mancini
 

Comic book expert Chris Mancini joins us for an emergency visit: What the fuck was Moon Knight about?! The trio also discusses 2022’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, Amber Heard’s new P.R. team, a repeal of Roe v. Wade, and Dave Chappelle getting attacked on stage. They also cover Kim Kardashian, Pete Davidson, and Kanye West for May 4, 2022.

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Chris Mancini
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Well Dave admits he is, as they say on the streets, a 'victim blamer', so I'm sure he's fine with us all asking 'what did he do'?

https://youtu.be/Iaclwq2UmQ8

BYU is Brigham Young University. It's a morman college. So while she got them in the end she got them, she also gave 4 years of tuition to a school that didn't want her there. It's the same as when you hear a kid get kicked out of high school, then find out it was a private catholic school. Those schools suck and play by thier own rules. If you go there and expect it to be any different, you haven't been paying attention.

Before I engage in the moonknight convo. Keith, how much do you care? If you do care, what didn't you get/what didn't sit well with you?

Svage, if it starts with what didn't you get, I'm out. But thank you.

theguy2009, I hear ya, but getting into college - you take what you can get sometimes

I'm coming at it trying to understand but okay.

Moonknight was great. Hands down the best Disney+ show so far.

theguy2009, I hear ya, but getting into college - you take what you can get sometimes

Fair point. I was going on the assumption that the was the school she chose first, but it may have been her best option.

When everything go OK you can have your baby at home. Otherwise there is a way higher chance of mother and baby to die.
You don't know beforehand how it will go. Will there be complications? Who knows.
This is pro life? I don't think so.

And of course at home = no good pain meds for most people.

Yeah I went from everything is great to baby and I almost dying in the last few weeks of my pregnancy. It all changed in a matter of days. If we had been in even slightly less competent hands, I think one of us certainly would have died. And that was before even the actual labor. I don't understand how people accept the risk of delivering at home, where even more can go wrong even more quickly.