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“These people are responsible for murder,” Peters told Ariel, suggesting the celebrity couple’s popularity would lead children to be injected with a “weapon of biowarfare,” adding that “these people should be held to serious account.” Ariel went further, replying, “I think people deserve to be publicly prosecuted and hung.” could be found just a few posts removed from the segment in which Peters’ guest endorsed the hanging of a star of the league.
The NFL’s chief media and business officer, Brian Rolapp, had kind words for X CEO Linda Yaccarino after participating in the company’s first “Client Council” last week,
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