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MEMBER VIDEO: The Good, Bad, and UGLY of Hunter Biden's Wild Interview
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Hunter Biden LAMBLASTS the Democratic Party elite in a recent interview with Andrew Callahan from Channel 5 news. His targets included Pod Save America guys, Senator Chuck Schumer, Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, Rom Emanuel, David Axelrod, James Carville, actor George Clooney, and of course, and not surprisingly, Jake Tapper. He talks about the kingmakers and corporate influencers pulling the strings. He even goes on to claim that Joe Biden may have been groggy during the infamous Presidential debate with Donald Trump, from sleeping meds that had been given to him. Contributor Zeynab Day breaks down the heated moments for Status Coup viewers.
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