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Ranking the WORST Moments from CPAC | Brian Tyler Cohen vs Tommy Vietor
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21:19Now PlayingCPAC 2024 is upon us, so Brian Tyler Cohen and Tommy Vietor are back to rank the WORST moments from CPAC.
In this episode of Liberal Tiers, former Obama spokesperson Tommy Vietor is joined by political commentator Brian Tyler Cohen to rank the WORST and most UNHINGED moments from The Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). Featuring an all-star lineup including Tulsi Gabbard, Roger Stone, Candace Owens, Michael Knowles, and Donald Trump. Plus, BTC transforms into the Crooked Media office Mitch.
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