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🚨CBC INTERNAL NUMBERS🚨 CBC’s own documents reveal the scale of the problem. 📉 Views are down nearly 30% year over year. 💰 Expenses exceed revenue by roughly 70%. Audience collapsing. Advertising collapsing. Costs still soaring. And this is from their own internal reports.

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