You know all of a sudden the media seems super concerned about oh you can't speculate

you can't speculate when it comes to the horrific burning of the Notre Dame Cathedral in

Paris which which is really weird because for two years they did nothing but speculate about

Russia collusion.

That speculation was fine.

And even after their speculation turned out to be completely wrong, there was no collusion, they defended their reckless

speculation and said, well, as journalists, it was our job to ask questions about this

president. Well, is it not our job to ask questions about how this massive fire began?

I thought that's what journalists did, especially when it is something like a fire in the

middle of Holy Week after a rash of arson attacks on churches so we're not

speculating about anything we're not stirring up conspiracy theories we are

asking what the hell actually happened here

It was one of the most shocking sites to watch in my lifetime.

Monument, a monument to God engulfed in flames as the cathedral that dates back to the

1100s, a cathedral where Napoleon was

coronated a cathedral that survived both world wars and it just collapsed in front of

our very eyes on live TV this week. But apparently we can't ask about that. Only the

professional Russia hoaxers, aka our intellectual superiors in the media, can

determine which questions are acceptable. So we're going to dig into that. First, I want to tell you about

home title lock. If you've got a mortgage refi or he lock through a major bank, there was recently

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you've built up in your home for a long time and possibly your home itself.

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