Did Stacey Abrams Just Lose Her Election with Insane Comment? | Direct Message | Rubin Report
Dave Rubin of "The Rubin Report" talks about Tulsi Gabbard joining Kari Lake to promote "America first" and the importance of Martin Luther King Jr.'s message; Stacey Abrams trying to lose her election by suggesting using abortion to fight inflation; Peter Doocy asking Karine Jean-Pierre if Joe Biden supports Stacey Abrams inflation solution; CNN's Ana Cabrera promoting the narrative of voter suppression despite also acknowledging record voter turnout in early voting in the Georgia gubernatorial race; Democrat Val Demmings refusing to accept election results if she loses to Marco Rubio; Glenn Greenwald destroying Jen Psaki's narrative that Republicans are the only election deniers; MSNBC's Chris Hayes pushing a bizarre conspiracy of how the OPEC oil production cut is a plan by oil companies and Saudi Arabia to affect the Democrats in the midterm elections; Karine Jean-Pierre being unable to explain the odd timing of Joe Biden tapping into the strategic petroleum reserve; Kevin McCarthy announcing what Republicans will do to the 87,000 IRS agents that were hired as a part of the inflation reduction act; the CDC's shock announcement about adding the COVID vaccine for kids to children's vaccine schedule; the tightening of the race between Kathy Hochul and Lee Zeldin; Dr. Oz explaining how failed Democratic policies have created open air drug markets in Philadelphia; and much more.
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