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Warren is actually mad about who Musk is letting have a voice on Twitter… and Victimhood is no longer social currency

Fox Across America w/ Jimmy Failla

English - December 01, 2022 19:45 - 2 hours - ★★★★ - 385 ratings
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Democratic strategist Kevin Walling joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to shed light on how the results of last month’s midterm elections indicate that both parties are looking for younger leaders. Jimmy tells us why Democratic lawmakers like Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren are so outraged with Elon Musk and what he’s been doing with Twitter. PLUS, Contributing Editor at The Spectator Chadwick Moore stops in to discuss the media’s reckoning about censorship and the Hunter Biden laptop story.   
 
[00:00:00] Sen. Warren is mad about free speech on Twitter
[00:38:17] Kirby downplays disastrous Afghan troop withdrawal
[00:56:42] Kevin Walling
[01:15:05] Republicans are being vilified for calling out the people sexualizing children
[01:33:35] Chadwick Moore 
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Democratic strategist Kevin Walling joins Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla to shed light on how the results of last month’s midterm elections indicate that both parties are looking for younger leaders. Jimmy tells us why Democratic lawmakers like Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren are so outraged with Elon Musk and what he’s been doing with Twitter. PLUS, Contributing Editor at The Spectator Chadwick Moore stops in to discuss the media’s reckoning about censorship and the Hunter Biden laptop story.   

 

[00:00:00] Sen. Warren is mad about free speech on Twitter

[00:38:17] Kirby downplays disastrous Afghan troop withdrawal

[00:56:42] Kevin Walling

[01:15:05] Republicans are being vilified for calling out the people sexualizing children

[01:33:35] Chadwick Moore 

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