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13:00 Megyn Kelly on Doug Emhoff’s Alleged Abuse of Ex-Girlfriend Despite His “New Masculinity” Label, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hqn0sUdzFmg
18:40 James Woods: #SluggerDoug lecturing Americans on misogyny the exact moment the press breaks the story of his allegedly beating up a woman.
22:30 Biden admin does not have the resources to help people deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene because it spent the money on illegals
25:00 Peter Schweizer Explains: What Is ‘Smurfing,’ and How Does It Threaten Election Integrity?, https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2024/10/02/peter-schweizer-explains-what-is-smurfing-and-how-does-it-threaten-election-integrity/
26:20 Smurfing the Election – What does it mean?, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1d351dEY-s
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31:00 The CBS moderators hero systems
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43:00 Fox News host Jesse Waters is really good at his job
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48:28 Mark Halperin: If you looked at the topics chosen by the moderators, their fact-checking, how they let one candidate respond and not the other, they were completely one-sided.
53:00 When Megyn Kelly met Nora O’Donnell, Nora crushed the handshake, showing her insecurity
57:00 From 2015 to 2023, 24 babies were born alive in Minnesota after an attempted abortion, and in 2023 Tim Walz removed the reporting requirement and the save the life requirement
1:00:00 Megyn Kelly is a 53-year old mom who looks great
1:03:00 Liberal media bemoan JD Vance’s big night
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