Tucker Carlson: The left's mask fetish, and why they think vaccine hesitancy should be a felony

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Tucker Carlson: The left's mask fetish, and why they think vaccine hesitancy should be a felony

'Tucker Carlson Tonight' host slams Democrats for refusing to follow the science when it comes to COVID vaccines.

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1949

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1922

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2002

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1922

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1899

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1885

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1942

Second annual report of the NAACP

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premiere of "The Jeffersons"

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Bill Russell named head coach of the Boston Celtic

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28

1966

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7

1930

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1892

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