Random Kamala Supporter HIJACKS Interview, Brands Journalist "Bad News!"
October 24, 2024
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as posted by the channelJordan Chariton interviewed longtime Milwaukee activist Brian Verdin as part of Status Coup's threestate swing state reporting trip. While interviewing Verdin, a random supporter of Vice President Kamala Harris walked into our interview and had an exchange with Chariton and Verdinand ultimately called Chariton "bad news" for his thoughts on Harris. WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT to stay out ONTHEGROUND covering these important stories the corporate media COVERS UP. SUPPORT SC for as low as $5 bucks a month
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