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This video never gets old. 🤣 It's amazing how many people speak with absolute certainty... until they're asked for a single piece of evidence. The woman insisted American citizens are being deported. Kaitlin didn't ask for a dissertation. She didn't ask for statistics. She asked for one name. The... show more

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Low budget Patience Ozuokwo, was promised a car for the role. Have they given it to her? She didn't ask for her husband She didn't ask for her kids She didn't ask if other children were safe. She asked for her car. This one doesn't know that, APC will promise you something and decline after you deliver on the job.

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