Chapter
The Myth of Hipster Trump Supporters
40:26 - 44:09 (03:42)
A podcast host debunks his own claim of overhearing young Democrats admitting their love for Donald Trump in hipster coffee shops in Los Angeles, explaining that there is no evidence for this and that the National Field Association, which he cited as his source, is not a government agency.
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A non-government organization called the National Firearms Act (NFA) has been given the authority by Congress to regulate the industry, leading to an individual receiving a lifetime ban for breaking the law.
40:26 - 41:43 (01:16)
Summary
A non-government organization called the National Firearms Act (NFA) has been given the authority by Congress to regulate the industry, leading to an individual receiving a lifetime ban for breaking the law.
ChapterThe Myth of Hipster Trump Supporters
EpisodeJacob Wohl And The Krassensteins: A Tale of Several Grifters
PodcastBehind the Bastards
Jacob Wohl, known for his stories of trips to hipster coffee shops in LA, faced legal trouble in Arizona in 2015 after two residents of the state contacted him after seeing his media appearances.
41:43 - 43:45 (02:01)
Summary
Jacob Wohl, known for his stories of trips to hipster coffee shops in LA, faced legal trouble in Arizona in 2015 after two residents of the state contacted him after seeing his media appearances. Despite negative publicity destroying several of his businesses, Wohl remained active on social media.
ChapterThe Myth of Hipster Trump Supporters
EpisodeJacob Wohl And The Krassensteins: A Tale of Several Grifters
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The speaker humorously talks about pretending to be unemployed and go to coffee shops, and how the idea of a "hipster coffee shop" is overused.
43:45 - 44:09 (00:24)
Summary
The speaker humorously talks about pretending to be unemployed and go to coffee shops, and how the idea of a "hipster coffee shop" is overused.