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  Non media, social media people discussing the latest regarding Nancy Pelosi and her husband.

Here is some of the chatter:

JD Sharp
@imjdsharp
The media is attempting to both cover up Paul Pelosi’s affair and blame republicans
check the details at this twitter link
https://twitter.com/imjdsharp/status/1586147862865674241?s=20&t=z90bxUkuY___D7JB7GfGPA

✨💫Emmy💫✨
@brixwe
Here’s something Democrats don't want you to see. 7 minutes of them saying “DEFUND THE POLICE.”

https://twitter.com/brixwe/status/1586148755220606976?s=20&t=z90bxUkuY___D7JB7GfGPA

Tom Fitton
@TomFitton
COVER-UP: Pelosi Congress claiming "sovereign immunity" in federal court to hide 14,000 hours of January 6 videos and hundreds of emails. Also says they aren't public records and there's no public interest in their release! judicialwatch.org/pelosi-congres

https://twitter.com/TomFitton/status/1586342875956006913?s=20&t=iLJFYm2_PV1tQ93mjJDNLA



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