December 2019 Roundup, Part 1 (Modesty Swimwear, Iran, Eddie Murphy)

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Dec 31 2019 | 00:39:15

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Show Notes

In part one of our December 2019 roundup, James Keys and Tunde Ogunlana discuss the lack of controversy surrounding Nike's release of a modesty swimwear line (1:32), the implications of Iran beginning joint naval drills with America's biggest rivals on the world stage (15:22), and Eddie Murphy's return to SNL and the fallout from that (27:40).

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