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2026-10-22 06:47
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Creep in Joe Biden mask terrifies Texas family by eating banana at their front door in the dark
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WATCH: Creep in Biden mask, Kirk shirt eats banana outside on family's doorstep #foxnews #shorts
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First reported by New York Post (Lean right); 2 outlets over 22h.
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- New York PostLean right
A Texas family was left terrified after their doorbell camera captured a man in a Joe Biden mask standing at their front door at night eating a banana.
Read at nypost.com → - Fox NewsRight
A creep wearing a Joe Biden mask and Charlie Kirk shirt showed up barefoot on a Texas homeowner's doorstep, staring into the doorbell camera and eating a banana through the mask.
Watch at youtube.com →
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