Bizarre moment Biden, 80, walks off at
end of live MSNBC interview where he was
asked about the Supreme Court, January
6, Trump and John McCain - but wasn't
questioned about son Hunter, bribery claims
or his health
Posted By: Imright, 6/29/2023 7:27:21 PM
President Joe Biden walked off the set of a live MSNBC interview Thursday afternoon, while the cameras were still rolling. The president took a day trip to New York City to raise money for his presidential campaign. His first stop, however, was to '30 Rock,' to sit for an interview with Deadline: White House host Nicolle Wallace, who previosly worked for Republicans including President George W. Bush and the late Sen. John McCain. She probed Biden on the Supreme Court's Affirmative Action decision, the January 6 insurrection and former President Donald Trump - but neglected to question the president about his son Hunter's foreign business dealings and his health,
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and Stonewall Visit 5 replies
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and Stonewall Visit 5 replies
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Former President Donald Trump made an impassioned promise to his supporters at the Moms for Liberty summit in Philadelphia on Friday night in which he vowed to 'liberate our children from the Marxist lunatics and perverts who have infested our educational system.'
Trump went on to promise to cut funding for programs that he deemed to be 'pushing critical race theory, transgender, and other inappropriate racial, sexual, or political content' if he were elected again in 2024.
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Freeze, thieves!
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President Biden promises to strike back
after Supreme Court kills student debt
forgiveness plan 34 replies
after Supreme Court kills student debt
forgiveness plan 34 replies
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Action Opinion 29 replies
Justices Of Power Grab In Affirmative
Action Opinion 29 replies
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Protects Hunter from White House Aides:
‘Hands Off My Family’ 22 replies
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‘Hands Off My Family’ 22 replies
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NYC Bans Delicious Pizza for Climate Change
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Libs Demanded Sarah Huckabee Sanders Remove
a Cross Drawn by Her Kids. Here's Her Response. 21 replies
a Cross Drawn by Her Kids. Here's Her Response. 21 replies
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Republicans are celebrating the Supreme Court's overturning of President Biden's student loan plan as a 'victory' for taxpayers while Democrats are deeming the high court 'corrupt.'
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