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Stelter: Video from inside new Fox News studio is telling

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Stelter: Video from inside new Fox News studio is telling

Stelter: Video from inside new Fox News studio is telling

A video of the new Fox News studio in DC captured top talent and leaders at the network all wearing masks.

CNN’s Brian Stelter says this is telling because many of the network’s top hosts rail against mask-wearing.


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