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Hello, I'm 20 and I have a full time job. At my workplace, I really hate it for many reasons. 1. My boss is a bitch. She downgrades people in the office, tells people they're going to amount to nothing, calls people fat, sometimes tells people, and has no respect for others. for example, she told me I was fat and I was wasting time at the gym. To put it in perspective, she weighs more than me and is shorter than me. I've caught eating fast food multiple times and she said I tried to lose weight but kept quitting. She also denied me a promotion at work based on her insecurities that she had. She demands respect from all of us because we're not in a authoritative position and one time someone did talk back and they ended up receiving more work and came in at a late time stayed later than all of us. She has been blaming us for all of the problems at work because we're not achieving standards that we have. It's mostly because she focuses on one thing that has nothing to do with the standards and also attached an unrealistic goal with it as well. She usually makes us stay late we have to work from 6:30am to 6pm. We used to leave at 4:30pm but changed once she came in. A lot of people have already quit the job for these reasons. I have felt very burnt out from this job and I barely have any free time and I do part time college as well and I only get paid 30k a year.

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Now That Tucker Carlson Has Jan. 6 Footage, Majorie Taylor Greene Is Changing Her Tune

When Democrats were in control of Congress, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) spent months calling for the unqualified release of thousands of hours of Jan. 6 security camera footage.

“The DOJ should just release the over 14,000 hours of surveillance video that the tax payers already payed [sic] for instead of creating a controlled view of Jan 6 that cost $6.1 million taxpayer dollars,” Greene tweeted in July 2021, a few months after the attack. “Then everyone can see what happened. What is there to hide?”

“If we really want to know the truth about Jan. 6, it’s real easy. All we have to do is release the video footage, and everyone can see for themselves what exactly happened,” the congresswoman said on the House floor last June.

But now that Republicans have given Fox News star Tucker Carlson exclusive access to the tapes, Greene has changed her tune from her old mantra of “release the tapes” ― see, for example, here, here, here and here ― to something else.

Greene was reportedly involved in House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s (R-Calif.) decision to allow Carlson exclusive access to the footage, and she now says it would be “foolish” to release certain parts publicly.

“We can’t give away our national security,” Greene told CNN. “Everyone in Congress agrees. And I think the American people agree. We don’t want Russia or China or any of these other countries being able to study all the entries and exits of our Capitol. That’s foolish.”

That’s the same argument congressional Democrats have made about McCarthy handing the tapes to Carlson. Greene evidently trusts that the often inflammatory host will responsibly handle the videos.