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4:18Now PlayingFox News hosts, Steve Doocy and Brian Kilmeade, argue during a Fox & Friends segment over Elon Musk's not-so-gripping reveal attacking Biden on Twitter. John Iadarola and Elise Joshi break it down on The Damage Report.
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Fox & Friends Gets Tense After Steve Doocy Points Out Feds Didn’t Get Involved in Hunter Laptop Story
"Things got a little heated on the Fox & Friends curvy couch Tuesday morning as the convivial co-hosts sparred over details, revealed surrounding Twitter’s controversial handling of the Hunter Biden laptop story.
On Friday of last week, Matt Taibbi posted a Twitter thread that was presented by Elon Musk as clear evidence of a First Amendment violation by the federal government. While many were quick to call it a bombshell, it was more of a dud, as I wrote Saturday morning. Even New York Post writer Miranda Devine dismissed the merits of the thread Friday night.
There are several issues with the claim of First Amendment overreach; however, namely Taibbi himself said that the federal government did not intercede, which was a point that Steve Doocy made clearly and concisely."
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