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Hunter Biden with a take that is completely, utterly antithetical to reality: "I hear people go, like, 'She was so loyal to your dad and she was, you know, this and that and the other thing.' Well, maybe from your perspective, but maybe not from mine. I don't think... show more

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Jeremy Fassler2 个月前

@HunterBiden

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lindsay 🙈🏳️‍🌈2 个月前

@HunterBiden He had the chance to be better and actually contribute, but instead he’s just attacking a Black woman. To be expected. 🤷🏼‍♀️

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Dicapito2 个月前

@HunterBiden Mehdi isn’t fooling me with his “ sudden” and somewhat defense of Harris either.

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lindsay 🙈🏳️‍🌈2 个月前

@HunterBiden I don’t like him either, but I respect how he pushed back here.

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Dicapito2 个月前

@HunterBiden He had to lol. After all; I listened to this twice and I’m still wondering “ so what was the issue?”

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Sherry S2 个月前

She doesn’t owe him or anyone her loyalty “to a fault”. She is a very successful person who got where she got because of her thoughts and ideas. She was more loyal than what was deserved in my opinion. She was prevented from giving her thoughts on a lot of issues and now she has the right to do. Again this thought that the woman VP must be loyal to her male President is interesting. No one told Pence he better stay loyal to Trump after his supporters tried to attack him. But Kamala needs to stay loyal after she was thrown to the wolves to try save an election in barely 100 days? Ok.

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Hallie Batchelder reveals she wanted crypto money, so she started dating a bald crypto guy “When I was in my early 20s and crypto started becoming a thing, there was this guy that promised me a lot of crypto, and I had to go on a date with him. It kind of felt slimy. This is sounding like maybe that was an escort thing, but he wanted to take me on a helicopter.” “I was kind of naive about it. I just wanted crypto money, Bitcoin or something, and he promised me it. That was really, really unhinged. I flew to New York to do that, and I was probably 21 years old. And he was some bald guy.”

Hallie Batchelder reveals she wanted crypto money, so she started dating a bald crypto guy “When I was in my early 20s and crypto started becoming a thing, there was this guy that promised me a lot of crypto, and I had to go on a date with him. It kind of felt slimy. This is sounding like maybe that was an escort thing, but he wanted to take me on a helicopter.” “I was kind of naive about it. I just wanted crypto money, Bitcoin or something, and he promised me it. That was really, really unhinged. I flew to New York to do that, and I was probably 21 years old. And he was some bald guy.”

Mikli

34,814 次观看 • 1 个月前

The ‘America First’ honeymoon between Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson is officially over. Nick: “I won't say Fck Tucker because I was in his cabin and everything, but, buddy, he is up to something. This guy is up to something. You know? And I don't like that he was so two faced. He's a two faced. I don't like two faces…. Maybe you're two faced up in New England, in Fox News. You know, in that world where you come from, we're not two faced out here. And so you bring me on the show, and you say one thing, and then you go everywhere and say, well, ‘you attacked my dad’. I didn't attack your dad. You lied. You lied. You said you didn't know your dad was in the CIA. He was. That's not an attack. ‘He attacked my dad.’ No. No. You attacked me…. You worked with Max Blumenthal, son of Sydney Blumenthal, to get a hit piece written about me in the gray zone calling me a fed… And then (Tucker) proceeds to say, well, I don't approve of his antisemitism. I don't even know what that means. I don't hate anybody. I'm not a Jew hater. I don't hate anybody. I just recognize, like everybody does now, that we live in a Jewish oligarchy. Okay?”

The ‘America First’ honeymoon between Nick Fuentes and Tucker Carlson is officially over. Nick: “I won't say Fck Tucker because I was in his cabin and everything, but, buddy, he is up to something. This guy is up to something. You know? And I don't like that he was so two faced. He's a two faced. I don't like two faces…. Maybe you're two faced up in New England, in Fox News. You know, in that world where you come from, we're not two faced out here. And so you bring me on the show, and you say one thing, and then you go everywhere and say, well, ‘you attacked my dad’. I didn't attack your dad. You lied. You lied. You said you didn't know your dad was in the CIA. He was. That's not an attack. ‘He attacked my dad.’ No. No. You attacked me…. You worked with Max Blumenthal, son of Sydney Blumenthal, to get a hit piece written about me in the gray zone calling me a fed… And then (Tucker) proceeds to say, well, I don't approve of his antisemitism. I don't even know what that means. I don't hate anybody. I'm not a Jew hater. I don't hate anybody. I just recognize, like everybody does now, that we live in a Jewish oligarchy. Okay?”

Open Source Intel

884,568 次观看 • 11 个月前

Taran about the treatment of Taylor: "It wasn't just you. [...] This was a house culture in many ways [...] People would be up in the HOH room like 'We want to make her time here miserable' [...] There was the notion that she would be aggressive if something didn't go her way and that people might need bodyguards to defend against Taylor. [...] But like where is this coming from?" Drew: "Yeah, because she's like super mellow. Yeah so I don't know why everyone kind of had that notion. I definitely didn't help, so like I did apologize to Taylor and I want to talk to her again obviously. Because I think it was undeserved." Taran: "Yeah, is that because, I know your friend had talk to Sharon Tharp as well [...] that he wanted to have some conversations with you. Have you had those conversations?" Drew: "Yeah he showed me all the stuff and he was like 'Listen dude, I know you're not this, but you should look at this because it is something you should look into and learn from. And it was interesting too, a teacher reached out to me [from college] who was like, that's her speciality, and she sent me some stuff too. So it's like, some fun stuff I get to learn and grow from. You know what I mean? I don't like the way I did say stuff..." "...It's the good thing about being recorded 24/7, is like you learned stuff about you...So that's a good learning thing, that's something I'm taking away from this whole experience." #BB28 #BBBitez

Taran about the treatment of Taylor: "It wasn't just you. [...] This was a house culture in many ways [...] People would be up in the HOH room like 'We want to make her time here miserable' [...] There was the notion that she would be aggressive if something didn't go her way and that people might need bodyguards to defend against Taylor. [...] But like where is this coming from?" Drew: "Yeah, because she's like super mellow. Yeah so I don't know why everyone kind of had that notion. I definitely didn't help, so like I did apologize to Taylor and I want to talk to her again obviously. Because I think it was undeserved." Taran: "Yeah, is that because, I know your friend had talk to Sharon Tharp as well [...] that he wanted to have some conversations with you. Have you had those conversations?" Drew: "Yeah he showed me all the stuff and he was like 'Listen dude, I know you're not this, but you should look at this because it is something you should look into and learn from. And it was interesting too, a teacher reached out to me [from college] who was like, that's her speciality, and she sent me some stuff too. So it's like, some fun stuff I get to learn and grow from. You know what I mean? I don't like the way I did say stuff..." "...It's the good thing about being recorded 24/7, is like you learned stuff about you...So that's a good learning thing, that's something I'm taking away from this whole experience." #BB28 #BBBitez

Big Brother Bitez 🔊

92,312 次观看 • 27 天前