Fox News Hosts Burn Themselves In Meltdown On-Air
October 16, 2022
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as posted by the channelFox News hosts have a ridiculous meltdown over people in New York City smoking weed and around the country who want to legalize marijuana. John Iadarola and Jackson White break it down on The Damage Report.
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Fox News Fearmongers About Weed’s ‘Filthy Laziness’ Destroying Society
"Grumbling about the possibility that marijuana may eventually be legal at the federal level, a pair of Fox hosts on Tuesday complained that the prevalence of weed in their neighborhoods led to them getting a “contact high” and has contributed to the decline of society.
Discussing Vice President Kamala Harris’ recent appearance on Seth Meyers’ late-night show, America’s Newsroom co-anchor Bill Hemmer took the veep to task for promoting decriminalization despite having sent nearly 2,000 people to jail for marijuana-related crimes when she was California’s attorney general.
“Starting with the weed thing. It was vintage Kamala,” Fox News Radio host Jimmy Failla agreed. “Heaping portions of hypocrisy sandwiched between word salad and nervous energy.”"
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