Samantha Bee Demands Americans Work, Not Pray, for Change in Wake of Orlando Massacre (Video)
"There is no shortage of troubled 20-somethings out there, and whether they're radicalized by ISIS or homophobia or white nationalism or a dislike of movies," said the "Full Frontal" host, "we are making it far too easy for their derangement to kill us."“There is no shortage of troubled 20-somethings out there, and whether they’re radicalized by ISIS or homophobia or white nationalism or a dislike of movies,” said “Full Frontal” host Samantha Bee, “we are making it far too easy for their derangement to kill us.”
Bee also offered Floridians good news to assuage all of the bad news:
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