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When Birds Start Singing | The NEWSMAX Daily (08/27/24)
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32:04Now PlayingToday’s top headline news brief from NEWSMAX includes:
[0:47] - Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg admits his company was pressured by the Biden/Harris administration to censor Americans about covid and that social media was groomed by the FBI to think the Biden laptop story was Russian disinformation.
[2:43] - President Trump calls NBC reporter fake news while taking questions.
[4:08] - Karoline Levitt on Trump at Arlington Cemetery: “You're watching what a real Commander-In-Chief looks like.” [Rob Schmitt Tonight]
[8:41] - Trump senior campaign advisor Jason Miller: “Kamala Harris is trying to find a way out of the debate.” [Newsline]
[17:30] - Former Democrat Tulsi Gabbard gives strong endorsement of Donald Trump. [Newsmax Breaking]
[21:23] - AZ Senate nominee Kari Lake: “The media has gone radio silent on violations of free speech.” [Chris Salcedo Show]
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