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Nancy Pelosi all in attendance, hobnobbing with the mask less hordes, at an extremely posh billionaire heiress wedding...

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Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, ruffled some feathers over the weekend when he took issue with a tweet from children’s television staple and “Sesame Street” star Big Bird.

The fictional character told his followers that he has been vaccinated, and Cruz called it “Government propaganda…for your 5 year old!”

But this isn't the first time Big Bird urged vaccination: Following Cruz's remarks, a clip from a "Sesame Street" episode from 1972 resurfaced on social media, showing the beloved Muppet promoting vaccination.

In the clip, Big Bird investigates a line outside of Hooper's Store, which temporarily became a vaccine clinic for the measles shot, complete with a sign that says "Don't Wait. Vaccinate." Big Bird meets a doctor administering the shots, then decides to get in line himself.

"I know what I'm going to do right away," Big Bird says. "I'm going to get in line."

***Any Suggestions if You Could Ever Advise Him and the White House? Texas and Florida have More than Suggested but it Goes on Deaf and Dumb ears!!! I went Shopping today and my Vitamins I usually Take, Are in Generic Form now!!! xx

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Jazz Jennings admitted she’s “humiliated” by her 100-pound weight gain and the “fat-shaming” she receives from her family.

In the Season 7 trailer for her TLC reality series, “I Am Jazz,” the 21-year-old transgender activist revealed that her eating habits changed amid mental health struggles, resulting in her weight of 234 pounds.

“I do experience fat-shaming from my family,” she said in the clip. “It makes me feel really humiliated.”

She explained that two years ago she had plans to attend Harvard University, but ultimately deferred going to “refocus and recenter” following a busy year.

“I was actually struggling severely with mental health issues. I started binge-eating and I gained weight and more weight and more weight. And now, almost 100 pounds heavier, here I am today.”

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*****Different parts of the World have and will Continue to Experience the Supply Chain Issues that Have been Exacerbated for Different Reasons and for the Seasons. xx

*****Partial Human Remains were Found inside the Myakkahatchee Creek Environmental Park on Wednesday Where a Notebook and a Backpack Believed to be Brian's were Found earlier in the day. Any thoughts? His parents were Called to Examine the items. It is Said his Parents located the Items in Question. Any thoughts? xx

Dude is really worth more than some countries and is richer than all presidents! Insane!

An FBI manhunt for Gabby Peitio's boyfriend, Brian Laundrie, continues as the 23-year-old returned to his parents' home in North Port, Florida, on September 1, but left ten days later and has not been seen since.

Gabby was was strangled to death in Wyoming's Bridger-Teton National Forest, a coroner confirmed on Tuesday.

Her Long Island family lost communication with her in late August while she was on the "van life" road trip out West with Laundrie.

The couple's complicated relationship - with reports of abuse from and by both parties - has made the social media conversation about them heated.

Specific groups are particularly supportive of Laundrie. Corners of the manosphere - an internet subculture dedicated to men's rights and misogyny - call for people to defend him.

The FriendsOfBrian subreddit, created for satirical jokes at "support" for Laundrie, has many posts advocating for him. One follower wrote: "The funny thing is if you simply reversed the genders in this case then everyone would be defending Gabby as having acted in self-defense from an abusive boyfriend.

"She would also not spend a single day in jail and would be called upon to give speeches at DV abuse conferences about "how to fight back against your abuser."

The poster refers to women as "bloodthirsty, vengeful Feminist SIMP mobs of self-entitled Narcissistic KARENS."

The manosphere is accused of inspiring Jake Davison, the shooter who killed five people and himself in Plymouth, south England, and Elliot Roger, who committed the Isla Vista mass shooting in 2014, at a Sorority House at the University of California, Santa Barbara.

Before he went on his killing spree, Roger released a video and a written manifesto hitting out at women for not sleeping with him, saying "you girls have never been attracted to me. I don't know why you girls aren't attracted to me, but I will punish you all for it."

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Eric Clapton went from setting the standard for rock guitar to making ‘full-tilt’ racist rants to becoming an outspoken vaccine skeptic. Did he change? Or was he always like this?

Queen's Brian May shared some thoughts about Eric Clapton, who recently said he will not play any live shows that require attendees to show proof that they've received the COVID-19 vaccine.

In July, Clapton made it clear that he won't grace "any stage where there is a discriminated audience present. Unless there is provision made for all people to attend, I reserve the right to cancel the show."

"I love Eric Clapton," May said in an interview with The Independent published on Saturday (Aug. 7). "He's my hero, but he has very different views from me in many ways. He's a person who thinks it’s OK to shoot animals for fun, so we have our disagreements, but I would never stop respecting the man."

"Anti-vax people, I’m sorry, I think they’re fruitcakes," May added.

Clapton previously said he feared he would "never play again" after receiving both doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Meanwhile, May -- who says he's become a bit of a "health and exercise addict" after suffering a heart attack and having three stents put in, in May 2020 -- supports the science behind the COVID-19 vaccine.

"There’s plenty of evidence to show that vaccination helps," he noted. "On the whole they’ve been very safe. There’s always going to be some side effect in any drug you take, but to go around saying vaccines are a plot to kill you, I'm sorry, that goes in the fruitcake jar for me."

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