Ford says Reagan ad was ‘worth it’; man charged for using TikTok to target AG Pam Bondi - video Dailymotion

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00:00On Media Miss Minute today, Ontario's Premier is standing behind a controversial ad

00:04opposing U.S. tariffs, one that features former President Ronald Reagan.

00:09And a Minnesota man is facing charges, accused of putting a hit out on Attorney General Pam Bondi.

00:18I'm Craig DeGrali.

00:20Here on Media Miss Minute, we spotlight stories getting little to no attention from partisan outlets.

00:25Starting today with the story being missed by the right.

00:27Ontario Premier Doug Ford defending an ad that he commissioned using Ronald Reagan's 1987 speech on tariffs.

00:36Ford calls it worth it, even after the spot prompted President Donald Trump to cancel trade talks

00:41and raise tariffs on Canadian goods by another 10 percent.

00:45The ad, which Trump blasted as fraudulent and a distortion of Reagan's message,

00:50aired during major American broadcasts, including Game 1 of the World Series.

00:55We achieved our goal. They're talking about it in the U.S.

00:58And they weren't talking about it before I put the ad on.

01:01We had over a billion impressions around the world.

01:03Now to a story being missed by the left.

01:06Investigators arrested a Minnesota man with alleged anarchist ties,

01:10accusing him of using TikTok to post a bounty on Attorney General Pam Bondi.

01:15The post reportedly called for someone to capture or preferably kill her for $45,000.

01:21The FBI says the suspect, Tyler Maxson Avalos, has a criminal record that includes stalking, battery, and assault.

01:30For more stories being missed or ignored by partisan media,

01:33download the Straight Arrow News app and click on the Media Miss tab.

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