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CNN reporter says Isaias rain is like 'getting slapped right in the face'

2.4K views • 2 weeks ago
10 Comments
@zacharysmith5947
She has probably never been slapped in the face. What a Karen!!
@TelesphorosAbraxas
Where are all of the stupid bible thumpers to scream, "Isaiah chapter 876, verse 345!!! Isaiah!!!! We warned you all!!! Baby Jesus is coming back!!!" LMFAO!! 😆😂
@allthesamefilth
there's prolly a kid cartwheeling next to her
@JeffreyEpsteinLives
CNN is shit.
@jieli3313
@@jieli33132 weeks ago
We see the Chinese government righteously condemning militarism, yet we are compelled to ask: why does it covertly provide economic, ammunition, and equipment support to Russian militarism? If Russia’s aggression against Ukraine—which has displaced tens of millions of people—is not militarism, then what is? We certainly welcome the Chinese government to try and spin excuses for Russia!
@mizzundazztood
@@mizzundazztood2 weeks ago
tRump will say it's fake news 😂😂😂
@Mr.Murph1
@@Mr.Murph12 weeks ago
Remember when CNN had Anderson Cooper sitting in a ditch of 2 feet of water making dumb CNN viewers think a Texas town was flooded 😂
@vbabyxoxo
@@vbabyxoxo2 weeks ago
Brave reporter
@ZimuzorOkezie-k7z
Hurricane Isaias’ inner core has started to move ashore along the Gulf Coast, ushering in 70+ mph winds, torrential rain and storm surge. The center of the storm is still about 70 miles offshore, so we’re still two to three hours away from landfall, but conditions will continue to deteriorate quickly as the storm moves closer. The number of power outages in the Gulf Coast continues to rise, now topping more than 180,000 people affected in five states. Florida and Alabama are feeling the extreme effects of Hurricane Isaias as it is set to make landfall in a matter of hours.
@Burst_MYBobble
@@Burst_MYBobble2 weeks ago
How did the microphone block all the strong wind sounds??? <br><br>😅😂