“Masked Singer” Meltdown & Susan Sarandon’s Anti-Cop Tweet 02/03/22

Amala Ekpunobi

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4.2 • 2.7K Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2022

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Today Amala reacts to Ken Jeong and Robin Thicke walking off the set of FOX’s The Masked Singer in protest of Rudy Giuliani’s appearance on the show, Susan Sarandon’s viral tweet questioning the need for police, and we look at an emerging trend of students staging walkouts at schools in protest of mask mandates. Plus we look at how the months got their names in Throwback Thursday!

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0:00.0	Don't waste your time on me, you're already the voice inside my head.
0:08.6	I miss you, I miss you.
0:11.4	Thank you, thank you.
0:13.1	Wow, that was an amazing song.
0:16.4	I wonder who is singing behind the mask.
0:19.6	Who could it be?
0:21.0	Really, they're breaking, here we go.
0:22.4	The times come.
0:23.4	Oh my gosh, wait a second.
0:27.2	What, is there a problem?
0:29.0	You're that bigot who spews hatred for Prager you, aren't you?
0:33.9	I work for Prager you, yeah.
0:35.7	I don't know about the hatred part.
0:36.9	This is just too much for me.
0:38.9	I'm out of here.
0:39.9	I'm not standing here to watch this bigotry by Felicia.
0:44.8	I don't get why you guys invited me on this show.
0:48.7	And, scene, welcome ladies and gentlemen to Will and I'm alive.
0:52.9	We just reenacted a scene that you guys are probably going to see play out on the
0:57.3	masked singer because we heard there's some drama behind Rudy Giuliani being off the
1:02.3	show.
1:03.3	We will get to that story a little bit later in the program today though.
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