Drinkin' Bros Fake News 56 - The Blue Flu
June 18, 2020
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as posted by the channelIn Fake News 56, Ross Patterson, Dan Hollaway and Jessie Wiseman discuss:
- The new flu on the block, Blue Flu
- The Justice Department proposed a rollback of legal protections for online platforms
- Members of Congress took out small business loans
- A 300-like battle took place in the Himalaya's between China and India
- DC might become the 51st US state
- Alcohol being banned on plane flights
- A serial farter in Vienna, Austria gets arrested
Ross Patterson, Dan Hollaway and Jessie Wiseman bring you the realest fake news of the week with Atlanta PD officers calling out sick in response to officers being charged for Rashard Brooks’ death, Dan explains why Lindsay Graham’s seemingly noble act of repealing The Communications Decency Act of 1996 is not so noble, members of Congress were found taking out small-business loans, A 300-like Sparta battle recently took place in the Himalayas between China and India, Washington, D.C. might become the 51st US state, and a serial farter gets arrested for farting on cops in Vienna, Austria.
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