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Extra Extra: Rudy Giuliani Spreads Election Misinformation During Hair Melting Press Conference


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Published Nov 19, 2020


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  • Here is a perfect encapsulation of what happened with Rudy Giuliani's bizarre press conference today, which was filled with election misinformation and lies: "Rudy Melts Down Over Trump and ‘Voter Fraud’ During Insane Press Conference."
  • Hairdressers don't think that was hair dye dripping down Giuliani's face. Maybe it was delicious slime.
  • The Trump campaign has dropped its Michigan election lawsuit.
  • But that hasn't stopped Trump from trying other means to disrupt the election process, like personally inviting Republican state legislators to the White House.
  • BuzzFeed is buying HuffPost in an stock deal with Verizon Media.
  • Trump's legal adviser Jenna Ellis called Trump an "idiot" and "bully" who was "boorish and arrogant," and said his supporters didn't care about "facts or logic" in 2016.
  • Port Authority is seeing a spike in COVID-19 cases, with 68 employees testing positive for the virus in the last month.
  • There is little to no evidence that the virus spreads by contaminated surfaces indoors, so what's the point of deep cleaning surfaces?
  • The details in the plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer include a Plan B that involved "a takeover of the Michigan capitol building by 200 combatants who would stage a week-long series of televised executions of public officials."
  • Uproxx ranked the 30 best White Stripes songs.
  • Watch Bruce Springsteen perform a few songs, and also a comedy bit with Jon Stewart, in the livestream of the 2020 Stand Up For Heroes benefit show.
  • And finally, an adorable shoe thief is on the loose:

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Ben Yakas was born and raised in New York, and has worked for Gothamist for over a decade, and WNYC for four years, covering literally everything. He has hung out with Dan Smith (who will teach you guitar), but still has yet to have a guitar lesson with him.

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