"Actual Friends" podcast hosts Jillian Michaels, Sage Steele, and Dr. Drew Pinsky talk about why Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg may have actually tricked everyone into thinking that Meta is taking responsibility for making Instagram and Facebook so addictive to children and damaging their mental health; Charles Barkley's unexpected response to the controversy involving the argument between Enes Kanter Freedom and Natasha Cloud over the WNBA's policy on transgender athletes being allowed to play in the WNBA; Fox News' Jesse Watters getting visibly uncomfortable when Abdul El-Sayed turns the topic of gender-affirming care for minors into an awkward personal question about Watters; a resurfaced clip of Dolly Parton putting an ABC News Nightline host in his place for trying to get her to trash Donald Trump on camera; and much more.
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