DeSantis Laughs Awkwardly When Fox Host Asks Why His Campaign is Flailing So Badly
July 10, 2023
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as posted by the channelFox News host Maria Bartiromo asked Ron DeSantis about his campaign's sad state, and his response was cringe-inducing. He laughed awkwardly and went on to blame media for the "narrative" that he's doing bad.
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