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Comer Trashes FBI Director; Debt Ceiling Bill Passes House With Majority Dem Support

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First published at 20:22 UTC on June 1st, 2023.

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After much debate and fiery opposition from Freedom Caucus Republicans, the House passed the debt ceiling bill. More than 70 Republicans voted against it, and more Democrats voted for it than Republicans.
Also, Congressman and Oversight Committee Chairman James Comer said he’s seen the damning document the FBI refuses to turn over, which allegedly proves Biden family crimes; Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton gets a boost after employees of his office move to defend him in his impeachment trial; and South Dakota landowners battle to preserve their property rights in the face of a government-backed green scheme.
In the second half of the show, Paul Dragu and Selwyn Duke discuss the damage entertainment has done to men, and members of The John Birch Society legislative and research team discuss the latest important legislative matters.

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