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We are getting more news on the White House now officially confirming that they are planning

major announcements on new pardons.

So the plan that they've been putting out there seems to be very real now,

that they are going to be going for mass pardons,

the people they believe may have broken the law in and around Joe Biden,

his family, the Biden crime family, the businesses, business associates,

and people that were using and abusing their power in the deep state and in the Biden administration

in general. Get ready for maybe the most pardons we've ever seen by a president leaving office

to cover his own A.S for the crimes that he believes that he also may have committed.

And there's a very good chance now that Joe Biden will, in fact, issue himself a pardon.

Now, I'm going to get into that coming up in a little bit.

But I want to talk about something else, and that is the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court has now officially heard some of the most unhinged arguments for medically mutilating minors.

And the state-sponsored media is behind all of this, demanding that children are mutilated. Now, we've talked about follow the money aspect

of this. Now, I've played for you before the Vanderbilt University Medical Center clips of them

demanding that their doctors get on board or get out of Vanderbilt if you're not okay

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