Ross Patterson Revolution #553 - The Fake Noose
June 24, 2020
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as posted by the channelIn Ross Patterson Revolution episode 553, Ross and Jessie discuss:
- Bubba Wallace's noose was just a garage door handle?
- Chris D'Elia being fired from the CAA
- CNN releases an article that claims BLM protests have not contributed COVID-19 case spikes
- Europe is thinking about banning international travel within its countries' borders
- Ron Jeremy is charged with rape
- Bill Cosby's case has been appealed in PA
Ross and Jessie discuss the Bubba Wallace's noose incident as coming up "fake", Chris D'Elia's firing from the CAA amidst underage sexual allegations, CNN claims that BLM protests have not contributed to COVID-19 case spikes, Europe considers banning all international travel, Ron Jeremy has been charged with rape charges, and Bill Cosby has been granted an appeal.
#fakenoose #BubbaWallace #ChrisD'EliaCAA
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