Ep. 216: Hi Goodnight, Fetterman
October 26, 2022
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Episode 216 · October 26, 2022
Ep. 216: Hi Goodnight, Fetterman
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Ep. 216: Hi Goodnight, Fetterman
Summary
Did you see Joe Biden’s interview with Dylan Mulvaney? If there is one 15-second clip that every American needs to watch before the election, this is it. Today, Liz shows you exactly what the Biden Administration’s intentions are as they embrace one of the most radical policies across the entire political spectrum. And speaking of cringe, Dr. Oz debated John Fetterman ahead of the midterm elections, and beyond demonstrating that Fetterman is clearly not fit for office, there’s a much larger lesson to be learned about the Democratic Party. This is The Liz Wheeler Show.
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00:00 - Why we’re not on YouTube
07:15 - Welcome to The Liz Wheeler Show
10:10 - Dylan Mulvaney interviews Joe Biden
14:48 - Hillary Clinton an insurrectionist
19:25 - MSNBC smacked down by voters
25:52 - John Fetterman is not capable of serving
33:30 - Fetterman lies about the issues
42:58 - What happens if Fetterman is in the Senate
45:22 - The most bananas video of the day
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