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Podcaster Dave Rubin apparently insinuates that migrant gangs could assault Taylor Swift #shorts
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1:00Now PlayingA pro-Donald Trump podcaster sparked outrage by appearing to insinuate that Taylor Swift could be raped or killed by Venezuelan gangs after the singer announced she is endorsing Vice President Kamala Harris in the presidential race. NY Post reporter Ariel Zilber shares this story.
Dave Rubin, a political commentator whose YouTube channel has nearly 2.5 million subscribers, told his audience Wednesday that he thinks Swift should reconsider her endorsement of the Democrat, which was announced after Tuesday night’s debate between Harris and the former president.
Rubin was commenting on an X post by Elon Musk in which the tech mogul responded to 34-year-old Swift’s lengthy Instagram post, which she signed “childless cat lady” — a likely dig at controversial comments made by Republican vice presidential hopeful JD Vance interpreted by many as disparaging toward women without kids.
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