Twitter has accepted Elon Musk's bid to buy their company, and as he opens the floodgates for free speech,

the Biden administration has decided to start a new disinformation governance board, targeting election misinformation

ahead of the 2022 midterms. What a coincidence. While Twitter's takeover is big news, we also have

heartbreaking news coming from the Texas border as California's fentanyl crisis,

which of course directly tied to open borders spirals out of control. Welcome back to another episode

of Rapid Fire. My name is Savannah Hernandez, your host for this episode. I apologize that I haven't

been back in so long, but I have been covering on the ground the fentanyl crisis in California,

the border crisis in Texas, the homeless crisis that has been plaguing our nation. And I've been

quite busy. I haven't been here at home for about a week and a half. You guys saw me on Tucker

Carlson. I also have another big project coming up with the company that many of you are familiar with,

so stay tuned for that.

So apologies that I haven't been able to do the show as often.

But as promised, as always, when I can do the show, I make sure to have it jam-packed for you guys.

I've been keeping up with all of the important news about lives of TikTok being doxed by Washington Post reporter Taylor Lorenz,

the National Guardsman who drowned at the Texas border trying to save illegal immigrants,

Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter, and of course, the left rabid response to it,

and most importantly at the forefront of the show today, this disinformation governance

board that, of course, the Biden administration regime, actually, is going to be implementing

ahead of our next elections. Can anybody imagine why that might be? Now, I started doing this video

series titled Minorities Hate Joe Biden, and I recently did a gay addition. I went to the gayest neighborhood in

Dallas, Texas that I could find. It's actually called the gay neighborhood here. And even the gay

community doesn't like Joe Biden. Okay. So where are those 81 million people you think that they

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