The Young Turks

TV Series
2005–
TV-14
2h

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Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian in The Young Turks (2005)

A daring, funny, and brutally honest show that covers politics, entertainment, movies, sports, and pop culture.A daring, funny, and brutally honest show that covers politics, entertainment, movies, sports, and pop culture.A daring, funny, and brutally honest show that covers politics, entertainment, movies, sports, and pop culture.

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IMDb RATING

5.4/10

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YOUR RATING

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Awards
- 3 wins & 9 nominations

Episodes1075

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Cenk Uygur

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Ana Kasparian

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John Iadarola

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Rick Storm

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Jayar Jackson

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Francesca Fiorentini

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Jordan Uhl

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Wosny Lambre

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Ben Mankiewicz

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Brett Erlich

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Michael Shure

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Adrienne Lawrence

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Yasmin Aliya Khan

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Aida Rodriguez

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Nina Turner

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Mark Thompson

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Rayy Vana

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Jackson White

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Trivia
"The Young Turks" is not just an internet tv show, it is also a multi-channel network on YouTube that houses other shows such as: "The Point with Ana Kasparian", "The Jimmy Dore Show", "Pop Trigger", and "Think Tank" (formerly TYT University or TYTU).

Quotes
Self - Host: Of coooouuurse!

Connections
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2/10

Why did I give them two stars?

Because even though they are horrific people trafficking in lies, at least they provide a window into the insane views of the progressive left. As hard as it can be to watch for people who know what real truth looks like, it helps understand how clever lies can be crafted out of the barest shreds of reality.