Political Humor with Firesign Theaters Phil Proctor 5/29/2008

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EPISODE NOTES

Host Name:	D'Antoni & Levine
Show Name:	Political Humor with Firesign Theater's Phil Proctor
Date / Length:	5/29/2008 9:30 PM UTC - 1 hr
Description: h:20468 s:194969	Tom and Art are joined by Firesign Theatre's Phil Proctor in a politically humourous discussion of political humor. Has reality caught up with satire? In the second half of the show Sarah Posner, author of "God's Profits" and a columnist at American Prospect will join us. Could John Hagee be the best standup comedian of the endtimes?

Tags:	2008 Presidential el Art Levine Blogtalkradio Bush Clinton

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Political Humor with Firesign Theater's Phil Proctor