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MIDWEEK MESS LIVE | Nolan Wells Autopsy Raises Questions, Ryan Clark & NJ Voting Records
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1:54:17Now PlayingThe truth is messy. Let’s clean it up.
Tonight on Midweek Mess LIVE, we’re breaking down three of the biggest stories making headlines.
🔹 Nolan Wells Autopsy – What does the official autopsy report actually say? Did it answer the public’s biggest questions, or raise even more?
🔹 Ryan Clark & ESPN – The controversy surrounding Ryan Clark’s departure, the reaction online, and why many believe there’s more to the story.
🔹 New Jersey Voting Records – We’ll examine documents alleging that thousands of non-citizens appeared on voter rolls, along with reports that hundreds cast ballots, and discuss what the records show and the broader debate surrounding election integrity.
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