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'Oh god, it’s mom!’: Brothers scolded while arguing politics on live TV

Two brothers with opposing political views have been publicly scolded by their mother while feuding on live TV.

Dallas (L) and Brad (R) Woodhouse were publicly scolded on live TV by their mum while arguing politics. (Screenshot: YouTube)
Dallas (L) and Brad (R) Woodhouse were publicly scolded on live TV by their mum while arguing politics. (Screenshot: YouTube)

Two brothers with opposing political views have been publicly scolded by their mother while feuding on live TV.

Dallas and Brad Woodhouse were on-air during C-Span's Washington Journal program.

During the program, the brothers took a call from a woman named Joy from “down south”. 

“Hey, somebody from down south!” said Dallas Woodhouse, a conservative. But it wasn’t long before excitement turned into shock and embarrassment – the brothers quickly recognising the voice of the caller.

“Oh god, it’s mom,” Dallas said.

“That’s right I’m from down south. And I’m your mother,” Joy replied.

Meanwhile Brad Woodhouse, a Democrat, is seen laughing as the pair’s mother scolds them live on air.

“I disagree that all families are like ours. I don’t know many families that are fighting at Thanksgiving…I would really like a peaceful Christmas.”

"I love politics," Joy continued, a registered Democrat. "They're both very passionate about what they believe in, and I love that about them, but I hope they get this out of their system today on their program."

The Woodhouse brothers were on the show to discuss their documentary ‘Woodhouse Divided’.


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By Lin Taylor

Source: SBS



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