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All the internet is asking today, did Eric Swalwell pass gas on MSNBC last night? Also

asking, who is Eric Swalwell? What is MSNBC? Did you have absolutely nothing else to do

last night? And really, can't you read a book or at least an interesting article or even

the back of a cereal box instead of allowing the precious seconds of your one and only

existence on this earth to solve into nothingness while you watch Eric Swalwell pass gas on

MSNBC? The questions arose after Swalwell appeared on

hardball with Chris Matthews and apparently went from metaphorically talking out of his

ass to the real thing. Twitter users immediately began trying to determine whether this was

indeed a case of public flatulence or just the usual MSNBC content with the latest Democrat

talking point or new Elizabeth Warren's story about her past or some other rude noise

accompanied by a dreadful smell. The Swalwell Eurication controversy was soon trending

on Twitter along with other trivial matters of absolutely no interest like International

Men's Day. The designer of Kate Middleton's lay stress, what your zodiac sign says about

your core values and the House impeachment hearings. ABC News led with the flatulence

story issuing a new poll that said 100% of ABC viewers were not hearing news about ABC's

massive cover-up of Jeffrey Epstein's reign of sexual terror and how the Epstein story

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