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The Left Turns on Taylor Swift?

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Charlie spent years urging Taylor Swift to embrace marriage and family. Now she finally is, and the left is losing its mind in comical fashion. Daisy and Mikey join for a lively Pop Culture Power (Half) Hour. Plus, Chris Cuomo planned to bring Charlie on his show later this fall. He talks about the interview that will Joe never happen and the surge of left-wing political violence.

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