Jimmy And Kennedy Discuss Jill Biden's Entitlement As First Lady
Host of the 'Kennedy Saves the World' Podcast joins 'Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla' to discuss how former President Joe Biden's declining mental fitness propelled former First Lady Jill Biden into the authority she always wanted.
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