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There's a video going viral that shows Kamala Harris sitting with Oprah and there's a teleprompter and many people are accusing or of using this teleprompter, but I'm not so sure that's correct. We'll break this down. However however there is video proof because I did

fact checks when I pulled it up the Oprah event had fake supporters in the zoom

bracket whatever they were doing they were fake fake people I mean they doubled up.

This one's pretty interesting. This is

Oprah running fake supporters of Kamala to make it look like there are more people

and they probably thought they could

get away with it at least they probably did on TV considering anybody who's

blindly following Kamla Harris probably isn't paying attention. So we're talking

about that we got a bunch of news today of course.

There's a big story in the elite singer of Paramore

at the I-Heart Radio Festival, slamming Donald Trump and just blasting a bunch of

lies about Project 2025. And a lot of people disappointed because Paramore, the lead singer

Haley Williams, is supposedly, or at least was an avowed Christian and had mostly stayed out of politics

until the past several years.

But I think there's a pretty good reason why we're starting to see

many singers and bands jump on the anti-Trump bandwagon,

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