Brandon Tatum
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LIVE: NYC REGRETS Voting for Mamdani, Don Lemon Jimmy Kimmel, Bilie Eilish EXPOSED + MORE
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February 4, 2026
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56:36Now PlayingDon Lemon is back in the spotlight after going on Jimmy Kimmel and playing the “journalist” card, so I break down what he’s saying versus what actually matters legally and morally. We also hit Billie Eilish’s “stolen land” line at the Grammys and why celebrity virtue signaling is always loudest from behind gates and private security.
Then we go to New York, where Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s leadership is already showing cracks: snow response, trash, homelessness, and the tax-the-rich fantasy colliding with reality. I separate what’s real from what’s fake online and explain why bad policy always ends up hurting regular people first.
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