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November 8, 2011
Ed Morrissey guests on Moran's show
The RINO Hour of Power is back for another thrilling episode as our heroes - Rick Moran and Jazz Shaw -- do battle against the forces of darkness on both the right and left while fighting for Truth, Justice...and all that other stuff.
This week, the guys will be joined by Hot Air's Ed Morrissey for a free wheeling discussion of all the hot topics making news today.
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