The comic and host of popular podcast ‘This Past Weekend’ spoke out against historical footage of himself being inserted in a promotional video touting mass deportations of illegal immigrants. By Etan ...

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[UPDATE: As of Wednesday afternoon, the posts on X by Theo Von and DHS’s video with Von were removed.] Theo Von, comedian and host of popular podcast “This Past Weekend,” objected to a video posted by ...

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Theo Von, comedian and host of popular podcast "This Past Weekend," objected to a video posted by the Trump administration's Department of Homeland Security, which uses a snippet of him saying, "Heard ...