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California Man Decapitates His 1-Year-Old Baby With A Knife
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The mainstream media is ignoring Obama's Iran nuclear deal scandal completely
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Wild First Person Video Of Man Executing Well-Known Swedish Rapper Gaboro
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Degenerate TikToker Sprays Poisonous Bug Spray On Food In A Supermarket, Destroying Almost A million Dollars Worth Of Stock
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DoorDash Driver Is Confronted After Being Caught On DoorCam Spitting In Man's Drink
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California Man Decapitates His 1-Year-Old Baby With A Knife
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A UFO In New Jersey Shoots Out Powerful Laser Beams And A Spotlight Into The Atmosphere!!!
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Man His Mauled To Death In Front Of His 4-Year-Old By His Own Bully Dogs
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The “big three” networks continue to refuse to report on the US State Department’s manipulation of archived video, even after Secretary of State John Kerry publically demanded answers. The State Department has since announced that it is expanding its investigation into who ordered the video edited. “The state department is reversing course, saying it will investigate who ordered a cut to a 2013 state department briefing,” Fox News’ Shannon Bream reported Wednesday. The roughly eight-minute portion of video included Fox News reporter James Rosen probing then State Department Spokeswomen Jen Psaki on the department’s policy on lying to reporters:
JAMES ROSEN: Is it the policy of the State Department, where the preservation of the secrecy of secret negotiations is concerned, to lie in order to achieve that goal?
JEN PSAKI: James, I think there are times where diplomacy needs privacy in order to progress. This is a good example of that.
