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your support. All Right, I said I was going to

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move on, but I got a call here from Mike

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who wanted to talk about the Russia collusion hoax. So

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let me bring Mike on real quick, and then I'll

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tell you about the White House ballroom.

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Speaker 1: Mike, Welcome to the show.

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Speaker 3: Sounds good, great, How are you, sah?

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Speaker 1: I'm all right.

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Speaker 2: Are you on a speakerphone in a bathroom? Uh no,

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it's very hollow, very echoe.

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Speaker 3: Okay, let me see if I can change speakers. I'm

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so sorry.

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Speaker 1: That's all right.

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Speaker 3: How about this a little bit better?

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Speaker 1: Yeah, that's a little bit cleaner yet.

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Speaker 3: All right, when you're coming through kind of thing. But

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we'll see what we can do. I appreciate you taking

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the call, and this I think falls in the category,

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Pete of be careful what you wish for. Because if

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the president and the magna crowd and you know, talk

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radio hosts want to you know, bring back for public

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discussion the Russian collusion hopes quote unquote, then in many ways,

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that's a great discussion to have because it will remind

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people of three things, three big, big factors that have

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been proven and been discussed and found by various investigations.

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And you've put out lots of various facts, but I

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don't think any I'm really refused. The three overall overarching

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headlines from this whole situation. Number one is is that

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Russia actively engaged in activity to interfere with the twenty

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sixteen election.

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Speaker 1: Nobody has never denied that. I've never denied that.

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Speaker 3: Right, Okay, right, And that doesn't But that.

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Speaker 2: Doesn't prove hang on that, that doesn't prove any of

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the accusations that were made. So just simply saying that

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they meddled in the election does not is not proof

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of any of the further accusations, right, Nor is.

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Speaker 3: It proof that that Russia was able to meddle with

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machines and actually change votes.

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Speaker 2: Correct, that was never that was never uh, that was

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never asserted. Even Obama's administration did not assert that correct. However, Wait,

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but however, the tagline that Democrats have been using for

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nine years was that Russia hacked the election. I've got

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the audio clips, I've got all the montage. It's it

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was a constant drumbeat. And so whether there was there

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while there was never any explicit allegation that Russia hacked

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into the voting machines and changed the votes, the tagline

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that y'all used of Russia hacked the election that it

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sent a message to many Democrat voters. And if you

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ask your fellow Democrats, you will encounter a great number

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of them that do, in fact believe that Russia hacked

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into the voting machines. That's what the polling shows, and

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it's shown that for the last nine years.

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Speaker 3: Whether you want to use term hacked or, as I

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said at the beginning, interfered with, there's very there's just

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no question that Russia actually engaged in an American election.

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Speaker 1: All right, but hang on, Mike, a couple of things.

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Hang on, I'm gonna let you go.

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Speaker 2: But like the the first thing there is that that's

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not unusual. Well, they've been doing it for years. We've

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been doing it to them for years, decades, right, so

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that's not unusual. And then you got to ask how

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did they interfere? What were they doing?

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Speaker 1: Right? What was the Russian government? And you've got the

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troll farms?

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Speaker 2: Right, so we know about that, they had the Ira

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troll farm and that's what you know. Muller issued the

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indictments for these Russians whatever, But what were they actually

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able to do? What did they actually influence? And as

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Aaron Mante has reported on the Idea that that like

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one hundred thousand dollars spent on Facebook ads and some

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memes that that somehow flipped people's votes, there's no evidence,

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never has been any evidence to show that it had

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Speaker 3: We can't nobody is going to be able to prove

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that X number of votes we were changed because of

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all the Russian interference? All right, but what do you

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think they did the Russian in fact interfere?

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Speaker 1: What do you think they hang on?

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Speaker 2: What do you think they did besides what I just said,

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what do you think Russia did to interfere?

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Speaker 3: Well? What the what the Mulla investigator investigation showed What

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the Byparson Senate investigation showed is that there were a

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number of, as you said, troll forms, number of social

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social media misinformation that was put out there, so substantial interference.

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So that part is definitely not a hoax. The second

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that's that's not the hoax.

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Speaker 2: No, that's not the hoax, though, Mike, you're conflating that

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with the Russia collusion hoax. That's why I call it

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the Russian collusion hoax.

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Speaker 3: The allegation was that leads me to my second point.

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That leads me my second point. The second point is,

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in addition to the fact that Russian it's clear that

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Russian operatives actively interfered with the twenty sixteen campaign, the

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second fact is there's a bunch of evidence to show

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how the Donald Trump campaign welcomed that interference. You had

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numerous political operatives excuse me, campaign officials, uh, that have

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played guilty and or been convicted of crimes for that

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very instance. What you got, you got Michael flann.

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Speaker 1: And hang on a second.

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Speaker 2: Those guys, those guys we mentioned Pepadopolis came up the

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other yesterday.

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Speaker 1: His name was brought up yesterday.

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Speaker 2: So don't say I don't talk about that the the

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guys that you were mentioning, like Maniford, what was his

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what was his charge?

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Speaker 1: You remember his crime?

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Speaker 3: Well, at least we had to My third point.

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Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no no,

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what was what.

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Speaker 3: Was tied drom y'all tied in?

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Speaker 2: I'm not going to let you make I'm not going

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to let you make the to get on the role

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that you want to get on. Where you just pepper

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a bunch of stuff out there, throw some names without

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telling us what were all of the charges for?

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Speaker 1: What were all of those people charged for?

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Speaker 3: Well, let's see here if I can remember all this

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stuff we've got Manaport was convicted let's say very financial crimes.

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I think there was an obstruction of justice. Uh and

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he uh, you know, tried to thwart the investigation.

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Speaker 1: What was that camp? What what was the collusion?

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Speaker 3: What did Rogers sound?

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Speaker 2: What was the what was the collusion about with Manifact?

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What was the collusion about with Manaford?

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Speaker 3: Uh? There was the interaction with a bunch of uh

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Russian operatives that he lied about. And again that's my

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third point is that in addition to welcoming the interference,

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when facts started coming out about this the campaign and

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these were these Trump operatives worked very very hard to

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instruct any of the investigation into this information.

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Speaker 1: Okay, so hang on my point, my point, Bill, My gosh, Mike,

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you got to stop.

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Speaker 2: Mike, you just got you got you got to break

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this down into uh smaller chunks here, because you're you're

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trying to build a theory of a case with me,

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but you're building it on misinformation or lack of information.

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So I asked you about Maniford. You said, financial crimes.

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What was the collusion? What was the Papadopolis charge?

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Speaker 3: I don't have it right off the top of my head.

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Speaker 1: That was the Roger Stone charge.

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Speaker 3: I believe he was. I think it was an instruction

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of justice charge.

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Speaker 1: Was because why.

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Speaker 3: Uh he lied to investigators or he refused or.

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Speaker 2: He refused to participate in the subpoena that was given

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to him by the j sixth Committee.

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Speaker 1: Right right, right, So that's not collusion. So like that's

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that's not collusion either.

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Speaker 2: See No, But Mike, what you're doing is you're throwing

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these things in there like, oh, they got this guy,

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they got this guy, they got this guy. Convictions that

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and that somehow stacks up as proof of collusion when

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it doesn't in fact, in fact, he let me make

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this one point.

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Speaker 1: I'm gonna let you go again.

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Speaker 2: In fact, if you are being investigated by the very

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intelligence agent sees that you believe is framing you, which

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we now know they were, they were involved in this

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very thing, and so why would you cooperate with them?

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You saw what happened to Mike Flynn when he took

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a meeting. He thought it was a friendly meeting, and

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they put him into a perjury trap. So why would

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you participate and then you get charged with the obstruction.

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This is the whole point.

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Speaker 3: The term that you're that you try to use again

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is the collusion hoax? All right?

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Speaker 1: Correct?

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Speaker 3: And collusion is different. There is no there is no evidence.

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Muwal said there was no evidence of illegal collusion. But

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to say that it's a hoax is absolutely acting.

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Speaker 1: It was a hoax.

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Speaker 3: It's taking one little truth and trying to make everything else.

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It's not, I think, not want active experienced by Russia,

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an active cooperation by now campaign, who welcomed that.

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Speaker 1: There was no there's no proof of that.

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Speaker 3: There's no time of proof.

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Speaker 2: No, there's no there is no there is no no

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proof campaign. There is no proof that Russia colluded with

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the Trump campaign because what did the what did the

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report say? The ICA said that, uh, that they they wanted,

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they aspired to have Trump win, that there was.

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Speaker 1: An active engagement.

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Speaker 3: Can we use another word without in terms of uh

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Trump campaign? If they didn't colude.

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Speaker 1: That's what you guys accused him of. I'm not gonna

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know what Mike.

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Speaker 2: See, here's the thing. I'm not letting you retcon this.

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I lived through this. I know what was said about Trump.

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I wasn't even a Trump supporter and I knew what

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was being said about Trump. I knew the argument you

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guys were trying to make. I'm not going to let

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you retcon me. I'm not gonna let it happen. I'm

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using that term because that's exactly what occurred.

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Speaker 1: The media hoax occurred. The hoax occurred. It was completely fabricated.

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It was fabricated.

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Speaker 3: That discussion about whether it was in fact that.

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Speaker 1: You think the Steel DOSSI was real.

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Speaker 3: The Steel dossier was not the only thing that I'm.

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Speaker 2: Not asking you that I'm asking you if the Steele

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dossier was real.

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Speaker 3: There was a lot more besides the dossier.

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Speaker 2: Why can't you just say it wasn't Why can't you

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just say if it? Do I think it was real?

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Do you think it was real?

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Speaker 3: A lot more there was real?

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Speaker 1: Do you think do you think Mike? Mike, stop talking, Mike.

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Speaker 2: I'm not asking you to make an argument. I'm asking

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you what you think? Do you think it was real?

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Speaker 3: Real? Defined as how true? Do you think a lot

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of things? A lot of things in it that were

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later proven to be true. Some things were not, Oh

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my gosh. But the point is the point.

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Speaker 1: It was completely discredited.

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Speaker 3: More, there was a lot more of the investigation other

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than dossier, a lot more.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been covering. I've been covering a lot of it.

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You should go back and listen to the podcasts. I

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appreciate the call. All right, if you're listening to this show,

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because it's how you detect media bias, which is why

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Here's a Pete tweet from Moral Compass, who says that

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call with Mike shows how when the left loses the argument,

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they redefine terms like collusion.

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Speaker 1: Yeah.

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Speaker 2: Like, I stand by Russia collusion hoax, because that's what

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we were told Donald Trump was doing, that Russia had

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dirt on him, they had compromat Russia, or that Trump

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really liked Vladimir Putin, he was Putin's puppet, he was

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doing the bidding of putin the whole Alpha Bank lie, right,

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that hoax, Like, here's the thing, and this is a

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It's difficult for people who are embedded in an institution

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or a community or a political party to see that

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people around them may behave badly. And I think that

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is why a lot of people in the media on

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the left, but I repeat myself, that's why they cannot

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break free of the Trump derangement syndrome, even when the

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evidence is now clear from all of these different intelligence

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agencies and the analysts that did the work and kept

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saying to their superiors like no, no, this isn't provable.

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There's no evidence to support this. This is low confidence

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and everything. And there's also this belief that our guys.

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Speaker 1: Wouldn't do that.

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Speaker 2: There's no way, like, like, I understand not liking Trump,

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but there's a whole bunch of other stuff that he

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actually has done and said that you cannot like him

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for you know, you don't have to go with these lies.

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And I don't understand this point. I mean, like you

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were lied to also, Democrats, It wasn't us. Now, there

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was a whole bunch of extra crap piled on top

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of us at the time by people like you that

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called me even though I didn't even support Trump. In

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twenty sixteen, I got called Putin's puppet. Oh, you're just

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helping the Russians, You're a spy. I got all of

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these names called to me, as did all Trump supporters.

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So no, I'm not going to let people now try

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to rewrite what I remember going through, because while you

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guys may have been dishing it out back then, like

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we remember what it felt like to take that. This

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is from Superstan the man on Twitter. He sounds super

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Democrats love and count on your last caller. They can

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be lied to and manipulated, knowing if the truth is

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ever presented to them, they'll never believe it and stay

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firmly in the Democrat camp. And he sounds intelligent. Mike

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is that's saying. Mike is a smart guy. But and

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that's why I think sometimes it's difficult for him to

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try to make these arguments.

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Speaker 1: But let me jump over and get Nick on. Hello, Nick,

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how you doing. I'm good? What's up?

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Speaker 4: I don't want to gas like your show, but I

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will tell you I am your twin. I am like you.

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I am not left, I'm not right I'm in the middle.

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We don't kiss Trump's but we don't care. But he

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is a good president. I am sixty years old. I

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moved to Waxhaw nineteen years ago. So all the Liberals

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are coming from the blue run states because they don't

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like it. But I will tell you this, people are brainwashed,

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so don't and this is true. I'm known a guy

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since I was twenty one. I'm sixty years old. I

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wouldn't believe it if I didn't hear it out of

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his mouth. He thought Trump when he was running for

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the second time, he was going to be a dictator.

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And you know what I told him, change the channel,

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get off the channel, because they literally brainwash you buy

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the phones and TV and if you change the channel

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and open your eyes. But here's the problem. The Lord

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made a lot of us, a lot of us. He

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didn't give a blank. He gave a train ticket. And

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I hate to say it, there's a lot of us

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in this world. We grew up in the sixties and

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seventies and we understand stuff. But that's what I like

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about you. You always get to the truth. Try people

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don't like to hear the truth, and that is the

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honest to God truth.

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Speaker 1: Nick. I appreciate the call. I got to run. I

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appreciate the call. Thanks for the kind word.

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Speaker 4: Thank you, and I keep listening.

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Speaker 1: All right, thank you. Take care now.

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read a story from Reuter's. This was from David Morgan

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December eighteenth, twenty sixteen. Okay, so December eighteenth, This is

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ten days after the intelligence community assessment that got reworked

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after it did not have the Steele dossier information in

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it and so therefore there was no proof of any

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collusion between Trump and Russia, and then it got pulled back.

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Brannan stuck the dossier in there. They tried to pressure

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a whistleblower over at the office of the Director of

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National Intelligence, the top senior analyst. They wouldn't show them

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the Steele DOSSI. So he's like, I'm not going to

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concur with this ICA. You need to concur this way,

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we'll get the Pentagon on board. He's like, I'm not

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going to do it unless you show me what you're

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telling me exists. They refuse to show him. He doesn't

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sign on. They say you're not going to get a promotion.

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That's the new information that came out yesterday. So this

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is in that same time period. December eighteenth, twenty sixteen,

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a top aide to Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign said it

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was an open question whether President elect Donald Trump's advisors

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colluded with Russia to hack into Democratic Party emails to

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try to sway the November eighth election. John Podesta, the

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Clinton campaign chairman, said there was evidence that Trump associates

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had contact with a Russian intelligence official and the website

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WikiLeaks before US intelligence agencies accused Russia of being behind

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computer attacks of Democratic emails, including Podesta, and what we

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found doubt what four days ago. What we found out

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was that the FBI never saw the compromised servers. They

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never could confirm because CrowdStrike that was hired by the

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Democrat Party to track down who hacked them. CrowdStrike said

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it was the Russians and then refused to offer any

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proof to the FBI, which is why the FBI said, yeah,

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we don't think this was them. Low confidence was their

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assessment at the time. Low confidence, and then it got

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changed for no reason. Nobody understands why, except this Steele

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dossier comes along.

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Speaker 1: I guess.

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Speaker 2: But they said low confidence and then it got changed

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to high confidence in order to promote this idea that

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Russia hacked the election. It was purposefully conflated. I said,

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here's the I have the audio.

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Speaker 1: Here you go, Russia hacking the election to elect Trump.

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Speaker 5: What is the end of our boxras Every votes were

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definitely affected, But you're Russia hacked the election to tilted

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to mister Trump.

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Speaker 2: The Russians definitively hacked the election.

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Speaker 4: Russia did hack the election, no doubt.

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Speaker 2: The Russians hacked the election.

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Speaker 1: Yes, Russia hacked the election.

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Speaker 2: Packed Russia hacked the election. President elect Donald Trump still

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not sounding convinced that Russia hacked the election.

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Speaker 5: If you can get them to accept that Russia hacked

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the election, see if you can get him to accept

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who won the Civil War. The Director of National Intelligence,

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the head of the National Security Agency, the head of

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the FBI, all of these intelligence experts saying Russia hacked

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the intelligence at Russia hacked the election.

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Speaker 2: The FBI, the CIA, the NSA, the former Director of

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National Intelligence, James Clapper.

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Speaker 1: I mean, they've all said this. So to believe that

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that's wrong.

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Speaker 2: You have to believe they're all involved in an elaborate

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conspiracy to get Donald Trump. Yes, yes, I do. And

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the evidence bears that out because he was promising to

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come in and blow up all of these institutions that

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they cared more about than the democracy. And that's what

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really should concern people, is that this small group of

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people were able to weaponize and manipulate in order to

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try to.

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Speaker 1: Well rig an.

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Speaker 2: Election to quote Donald Trump, right, that was the that's

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the point. It was to put their thumb on the

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scale and try to stop Trump from winning. And then when,

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horror of horrors, Hillary Clinton does not win, which most

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of them thought she would. When she doesn't, now you

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got to kneecap the guy. And that's why in December,

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they're still talking about Russia collusion. Their word. So no,

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I don't drop the word collusion, and I'm not dropping

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the word hoax, because that's what this was. It was

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a hoax. The DNC email hack was pinned on Russia.

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No evidence presented to the FBI to this day. And

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then that's when the Clinton campaign starts saying that they

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did it to help Trump. I think it was a

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nick who called in before the news. It says, friend,

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truly believe that Donald Trump is a dictator or would

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be a dictator or something. And I remembered a very

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similar conversation I had with an old neighbor and sweet

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old lady, but she was from California.

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Speaker 1: She was a liberal and so and when she found.

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Speaker 2: Out what I did, she would come over and want

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to talk politics with me.

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Speaker 1: And she was very concerned. This was five years ago whatever.

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Speaker 2: She was very concerned that Donald Trump would become a dictator.

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And I said, well, what is your evidence to support that?

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And she said, I just I think he's not going

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to leave office if he gets elected again. And I said,

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but he did leave office, well but January sixth, Well, yes,

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but he did leave office, right, Like, wouldn't that have

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been the perfect time when you've got an army of

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your supporters out front, admittedly unarmed, but still like, you

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got all these people out there. If you were going

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to be the dictator, then wouldn't that be the perfect.

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Speaker 1: Time to do it?

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Speaker 2: But he didn't, That's what I mean, Like, so what

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other evidence do you have to support this idea that

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he's going to be this thing that you fear, so

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therefore saying, look, this is part of the problem when

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when you suffer from the TDS, when you think Donald

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Trump is a Nazi, all of his supporters are Nazis. Right,

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you're saving democracy. The lane in which you get to

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ride in to prevent literally the next Hitler, the orange hitler. Right,

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that lane gets very wide, and you can start justifying

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all sorts of stuff, like accusing him of being a

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Russian asset based on concocted intelligence assessments. Right, you are

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totally justified in doing that because you're saving democracy, you're

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saving America. It's a very dangerous path, it's a very

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dangerous way of thinking. I'm glad the information has all

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been declassified, or I don't know, there could be more

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stuff coming out. I don't even know. I'd love to

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find out if there's more stuff, but this sincerity and

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certainty that democrats in the media. But I repeat myself

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that they had about this Kakammy theory and they hammered it.

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Speaker 1: I remember it.

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Speaker 2: That's just a small sam It was a constant drum beat.

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I covered it, We talked about it on the show

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all the time, and I kept waiting for where's this evidence, Like.

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Speaker 1: Oh, what do you think this means? What do you

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think this means? Oh, the hack and like okay, but

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there's never anything.

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Speaker 2: Julian Assange has said that no state actor gave WikiLeaks

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the DNC emails. They didn't get it from Russia. No,

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But I know it's very difficult to convince people that

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back to that December twenty sixteen Reuter's story. As they're

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interviewing John Podesta, former chairman of the Hillary Clinton campaign.

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He had his emails hacked along with the DNC, and

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he accuses the Russians of doing it in order to

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help Trump win. Remember Ryan's previous incoming White House chief

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of staff. At the time, he rejected the notion that

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Trump Bore his associates were aware of and in touch

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with the Russians during the hack attack. He said, even

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the question is insane. Of course, we don't interface with

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the Russians. Russia denied the US accusations also, but on Friday,

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US President Barack Obama suggested that Russian President Vladimir Putin

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personally authorized the Democratic Party email hacks. How would he

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know that? This is right after that Intelligence community assessment

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got revised, But there wasn't anything in there that said

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Putin personally authorized the hacking of the DNC emails. There

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was never any evidence of that. So why would Obama

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say it? This is the smear, This is the hoax. Right,

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You take these things and wait till you hear more

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like knowing what we know now going back and reading this,

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see people want to forget what the climate was like

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and what was being said and what was being reported

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on right.

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Speaker 1: Leaked email Where was I?

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Speaker 2: Trump and his team have rejected claims that Russian hacking

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helped him win the election and blame Democrats for trying

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to delegitimize the election results. Leaked emails revealed details of

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paid speeches Clinton gave to Wall Street Party in fighting,

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and comments from top aids to Clinton who were shocked

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about the extent of her use of a private server

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to send emails while US Secretary of State. Podesta pointed

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specifically to Trump associates Roger Stone and Carter Page. Remember him,

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I do, Carter Page. Podesta accused Stone of having advanced

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warning of the Russian hacks, accused him of meeting with

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Julian Assange of WikiLeaks. Podesta accused Page of having met

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with the person in the Russian hierarchy who was responsible

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for collecting intelligence and what we found out right, they

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took the wire tab warned that, they went to the

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fis A court. They lied in their fires A court

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application so they could eavesdrop on Carter Page. And the

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lie that was in that warrant application was when the

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FBI asked the CIA, Hey, we're going for a warrant

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on this guy Carter Page. Is he one of yours?

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Basically do you have any association with this guy? And

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the CIA said yes, yeah, he's one of ours. He's

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not an agent or anything, but he's a businessman and

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he when he goes to Russia and does whatever business

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dealings he does over there, he comes back and briefs us,

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He tells his stuff that's going on. And the FBI

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with knowing that, when they filled out their warrant application.

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They said he has no contacts with any Intel agencies.

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Speaker 1: So they lied.

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Speaker 2: Klin Smith was the lawyer who did that, and he

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got a slap on the wrist by the DC bar.

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He's still practicing law. I think they suspended his law

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license for like a year or something. So they lied

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to get the wiretap on Carter Page. Like they're just

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throwing around all of these accusations at these people in

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Trump World. They're just lying. They were lying then, and

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they had no information that proved Russia did this. You know,

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Russia probably had all of the emails off of Hillary

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Clinton server, you know that right like that when Komi

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was asked, you know, is it possible that her server

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was hacked by foreign governments? And he said it's it

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is quite likely, yes, because there was unprotected and they

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knew about her emails and her server and they probably

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had real time access to it. That's not Trump's fault.

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And we also know, based on the now declassified intel

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that the that the leadership buried was that Vladimir Putin

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actually thought Hillary was going to win. People inside the

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intelligence that was coming out of Russia from people that

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were around Vladimir put Like, he thought Hillary was going

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to win and actually had no preference, did not care

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one way or the other because he didn't think the

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policy towards Russia would change either way. He didn't care. Now,

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what they do care about is sewing chaos. Hence the

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memes and the Facebook trolling and all of that, like

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that that's to sew chaos. Russia wants us to fight internally,

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and so that's why they were on both sides of

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the BLM thing. They were running Facebook message or groups.

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They did a rally here in town for a was

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it Black Matter Lives or something like that. It was

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like a play on the words.

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Speaker 1: There was a story.

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Speaker 2: Charlotte Observer did a story about it and how the

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guy that was that was organizing it and he got

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he met the person who was like the money person.

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It was some Russian woman with a bodyguard that you know,

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was like seven feet tall and six hundred pounds, like

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a massive mountain of a guy. Didn't say anything, so like, yeah,

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they they interfered. Yeah, absolutely, did it change votes? There's

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no evidence of that, and studies were attempted, but there's

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no evidence of that. Yeah, So again, like that's why

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I'm saying, like this is gaslighting to tell me that

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what I lived through and what I saw that I

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didn't and I know I did. All right, that'll do

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it for this episode. Thank you so much for listening.

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