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Duncan Hunter Vaping in Congress, Future of Inhaled Medication
Representative Duncan Hunter used a vaporizer during a House committee meeting to protest a bill that would restrict vaping on airplanes. Hunter argued that vaping helped him quit smoking and predicted a future where medications like Prozac and ibuprofen are delivered via vaporizers. The hosts discuss the potential for "medications of grooviness" in the evolving vaping industry.
Representative Duncan Hunter, C-SPAN 9/11 Building 7 Question
Representative Duncan Hunter of California appeared on C-SPAN and dismissed a caller's question regarding a new investigation into World Trade Center Building 7. Hunter admitted he had not read the 9/11 Commission Report but deemed it adequate. During the same appearance, Hunter made controversial generalizations about Middle Eastern culture, claiming that lying is a standard part of their negotiation tactics.
Former Congressman Duncan Hunter appeared on Sean Hannity's show and made a specific, cryptic comment about soldiers in Afghanistan being "dead in 20 days." The hosts speculate whether this was a Freudian slip or insider knowledge of a planned military operation or "false flag" event set for mid-December. They note Hunter's background as the former head of the Armed Services Committee gives his specific timeline weight.
