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She learned the hard way that posting something derogatory about ICE has consequences that apparently she wasn’t expecting. She’s in tears because of the blowback she got. Do I feel sorry for her? No . She posted her opinion, and People responded that that’s how it goes. Do I... show more

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Sophie Rain confirmed that an NBA player offered her $15 million for her vi1rg1n1ty, but she turned the offer down. She refused to reveal which team he plays for, saying she didn’t want to speculate or start anything. Even when Vlad joked about taking the offer himself, Sophie made it clear that she never considered accepting it. She explained that she knows what she wants to do online and has a boundary she will never cross. According to Sophie, people online often succumb to peer pressure, but she refuses to do the same regardless of how much money is offered. "Yes, that is true. This is true. But obviously I'm not doing that." "No, that did not think about it for a sec. I know what I want to do, what I'm here to do online and I, like l said, I have a boundary that I will never cross and I don't cross in." "I think that's where a lot of people online also fail. They end up just, you know, succumbing to the peer pressure and I just won't do that. I refuse."

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The way I hollered because why did she have to do her like that? 😭

The way I hollered because why did she have to do her like that? 😭

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Sunny Hostin and Kara Swisher cat fight over the press confronting Trump of criticizing reporters: SUNNY HOSTIN: But I also take a bit of umbrage at the other reporters there because - By the way, the other reporters weren't smiling. The men weren't smiling. He didn't mention that. But I do feel that when you -- when one of your colleagues is attacked in that way, a follow-up question should have been or a statement, someone in the room, maybe one of the men should have said, 'sir, you should not speak to her that way.' I would have liked to have seen that. [Applause] KARA SWISHER: I'm going to disagree with you because I think the job of reporters is not to react to that kind of nonsense. Right? The story -- the whole thing is when you're a reporter, the story shouldn't be about you. And when it is, it's a mistake. HOSTIN: That is true. SARA HAINES: When you're a good reporter. SWISHER: When you're a good reporter. {laughter] Well yeah, that's fair. But it's really hard. I mean, one of the things, I know Kaitlan really well. He attacks Maggie Haberman, a whole bunch of people I know really well. And to react is the really -- is where you lose in that game because with these people everything -- every accusation is a confession, so what he is saying is about him and not about her. And I thought she handled it well. She has to be absolutely -- she made a joke about Alabama which is fantastic. But the minute you say something, you get dragged into it in a way that he benefits and you don't. HOSTIN: What about the other reporters, do you think that maybe they should have said - SWISHER: No, nobody should say anything. HOSTIN: Because I think this administration is so aberrant, I think they are so - it's just such an abnormal situation. I don't know that you play by the rules that we used to play by. SWISHER: Because that becomes the story then, the fight between him and her. HOSITN: Although, it's already the story. SWISHER: No, it's not because she then asked a question. By the way, what was really interesting is she hadn't asked a question. HOSTIN: She had not. SWISHER: But she then got in a question in about the slush fund and then he answered in a very different way from Todd Blanche. She got what she needed which was the news. She got the news.

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Joe Rogan gets into a serious conversation with Andrew Wilson about Erika Kirk and why her reaction to her husband’s murder “seemed insane.” ANDREW WILSON: “Can you even imagine how that’s got to feel for [Erika Kirk]? Especially now that she has tens of thousands of people accusing her of... conspiring to murder... her own husband?” ROGAN: “Yeah. And hindsight is 20/20, but given the reaction, I think it probably would have been better for her to lay low for a little while.” WILSON: “1,000%.” ROGAN: “The going out with the sparklers was not a great idea. Like, all that was not a great idea because it just seemed insane. And maybe sometimes in grief or when you’re trying to show that they’re not going to hold us back, people make choices that could be interpreted in a very bad way.” WILSON: “100%. The interesting thing is I asked her about that. I asked her, like, what’s the deal there?" ROGAN: “What’s with the sparklers?” WILSON: "Well, what’s with the aberration in behavior? She’s like, ‘Look, I was put in like the worst spot I could ever think of. I was the background character. I was just there to support my husband. That’s it. The only reason I even really got involved is because Charlie was so pro-marriage and he wanted to demonstrate to the world you can be married and have kids and this is the good life.’” “So when he dies, she takes over, right? This moves over to her control. She says, ‘Well, the first thing I want to do is honor his last book. That’s the very first thing I want to do. I want to honor his legacy.’ And she’s like, ‘I don’t know exactly how to take this position. At the same time, there’s expectations for the organization my husband built that I want to honor, but I’m also in the middle of grief.’ “And, it’s like, I don’t know how you balance that position. Who’s been in that position ever?”

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Now she’s threatening to name the donors. In this video she says she will name the donors. I’m not sure that’s legal. This woman is absolutely disgusting. Now she’s bringing in people to this that are not a part of “who killed Charlie”. It was never about who killed Charlie. This has always been about vengeance on TPUsa for not bringing her back. Has anyone ever asked the question about why she never looked at Tyler, Lance, their friends, the discords, the reason people were at their house the night before? I have and it’s because that didn’t fit her agenda. I have a story I was going to do today but I’ll do tomorrow that will make you think all this US bad, Israel bad, Russia good is so orchestrated by her and it started a day after Charlie was murdered.

Now she’s threatening to name the donors. In this video she says she will name the donors. I’m not sure that’s legal. This woman is absolutely disgusting. Now she’s bringing in people to this that are not a part of “who killed Charlie”. It was never about who killed Charlie. This has always been about vengeance on TPUsa for not bringing her back. Has anyone ever asked the question about why she never looked at Tyler, Lance, their friends, the discords, the reason people were at their house the night before? I have and it’s because that didn’t fit her agenda. I have a story I was going to do today but I’ll do tomorrow that will make you think all this US bad, Israel bad, Russia good is so orchestrated by her and it started a day after Charlie was murdered.

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Kendra Lust on telling her 10 year old daughter that her job is being a c0rnstar. She says she started telling her when she was 6 when they were at an event and people called out her name and she asked "why are they calling you that Mom" and she had told her it was her model name for work. She says each year she developed she and her husband began to talk to her about things,she revealed that on her daughter's 10th birthday she came up to her and said "you know mom, kids know more than you think they know" Her daughter then told her that "you know mom I might not like what you do or agree with what you do for work but I have to respect it "

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Sage Steele Says Her Interview w/ Halle Berry Was Cancelled Because She Spoke Out Against Vaccine Mandates “I got a call from the producer who said … Halle Berry's people have said that … she will not come if you are doing that interview with her. I was devastated because … there's so much to talk about that has nothing to do with our opinions on a vaccine.”

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